The sun., 1919-02-16

For the benefit of their war relief
fund the members OF ST. Mary's Academy
Alumnae had a bridge and euchre party
yesterday afternoon at the Waldorf AS
toria. Prizes were awarded to the win
ners. Mrs. L. J. Hogan is president Of
the alumnae.
The Andrew jackson Chapter. United
States Daughters of 1912. gave a birth
day party yesterday afternoon at the
home of the regent, Mrs. Homer Lee. No.
551 West End avenue. There was a So
cial entertainment during the afternoon.
At, the meeting OF the Congress OF
State Societies held on Thursday the
president, Mrs. Thomas ]. Vivian, IRE
sided. There was meeting OF the board
of directors at / o'clock. which was
followed by an open business meeting
for all the members Mrs. Thomas
Gladstone Massey was chairman OF the
day and arranged an interesting pro-
gramme.
The annual luncheon OF the Daughters
of Ohio will be held on Friday at the
Waldorf astoria. Mrs. William ]. eau
theirs is president OF the society and
Mrs. William F. Hessel will be chair
man OF the luncheon. The society cele
brated presidents day on Monday, when
presidents OF many OF tho prominent
womens clubs were present. There was
an enjoyable programme. after which tea
was served
Dixie Club, Mrs. Ernest r. Malcolm
president, will have a meeting on Thurs
day at the Hotel Aston. The club is ar
ranging TO give a luncheon on March 4
at the new Hotel Commodore, and will
be one OF the first clubs to entertain
there
At the meeting OF the Daughters OF
Pennsylvania in New York. Mrs. Walter
S. Comfy president. on Tuesday after
noon at the Waldorf, an attractive pro-
gramme was given. Mrs. John Marshall
Gallagher and Mrs. Frederick Tench
were chairmen of the day. The club is
supporting four French orphans, in adj
dition to its social service work for re-
turned soldiers. - ..-
The EmerSss~ College Alumni Club
Mrs Elise West Quaife president, held
it's February meeting on Saturday night
last at the rooms of the Twelfth Night
| Club. A. West Fortyfourth street. The
main feature of the evenings programme
was lecture recital by Victor Briart
| late Official lecturer OF the New York
! Philharmonic concerts and recently con-
! nected with Columbia University and
the Brooklyn Institute Of Arts and Sci
ences. Miss Meta l.. Weidlich. soprano
sang a group of songs, among them
The Dashing White Sergeant" by Gen
Burgoyne, and THE Americans Come
by Fay Foster The evening closed with
refreshments and social hour.
The next meeting of the Emerson
| Alumni Club will be held at the rooms
| of the Twelfth Night Club on the even
| ing of March S, and will be entirely a
social affair, when each member is ex-
pected to invite guests. A supper viii
| be served during the evening.
The Syracuse University Alumne As
! ISOLATION of New York city held It's frs
regular meeting of this year yesterds J
afternoon at the Pen and Brush Club
| 1874 East Nineteenth street. The speak
ers were Mrs. Isabel Douglas, traveller
and lecturer, and Miss Evaline Brainert
| described French home life as she saw
| 1t while doing Y. NJ. G. A. work II
France. Tea was served. -.
The Women's Health Protective As,
ISOLATION, Mrs. Ralph Trautmann pres
ident, will hold Its next directors meet
Ing at the home Of Mrs. ]. Hedges Gro