The New York herald., 1920-01-25

Patriotic addresses were made by Miss
Mary Van Buren, Vanderpoel. OF the So
ciety of Holland Danes. and Mrs. Edyth
X. Pearson. of the Manhattan Matinee
Club. at a meeting. tea and dance given
by the Verdi club, Mrs. Florence Foster
Jenkins. president. in the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel on last Tuesday
Mgr. Oresi Panislni. Of Italy. told
about The de- stated churches and the
poor OF Italy and urged women of the
United States 20 aid In the restoration of
these cdifices for the good OF humanity.
Miss Florence Parbury, of London Eng
and. spoke on THE Sister Arts" Mrs.
Julian Edwards. Mrs. Katharine A. Martin
and Mrs William Il. Stewart also made
brief addresses.
The next musical and dramatic after
poon meeting of the Verdi Club will be
held on February g.
A reception dinner aud musicale were
given for Mr. John Drinkwater play
wright. by the Writer'S Club on last Fri
day night at Keens, in West Forty-fourth
street.
Addresses we're made by Messrs. Maurice
Platt. Albert F. Houshton. Haywood
Broun and Ernest II. Bonnet Those taking
part in the programme were Mr.. Graham
MaANamee, barytone: Mr.. Ronald Allan
tenor; Miss Suzanne Zimmerman, soprano:
Miss Marvelle Armand. 'cellist. and Mrs
Florence Foster jenkins. accompanist
Mr.. Alfred Il. Henderson was POSTMASTER
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The Minerva Club, Mrs Mary Stokes
facNutt. president. will meet tomorrow in
the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Mrs. Austin
\. Palmer chairman Of the day. will pre-
sent the programme.
Miss Ida Mule will read poems. accom-
panied by music. Mr.. Harry Collins Spill
man. author OF Personality" and Studies
in Personal Development will speak on
Adjusting Ourselves to Our New Era"
Mme. Adelaide Fischer will sing arias and
French and English songs.
On next Friday, in the Hotei Astor.
lard party VIII be held.
The board of the Theatre Assembly. Mrs.
j. Christopher Marks. president will hold
"a reception for members in Mount Vernon
IN next Wednesday afternoon at the home
ot Mrs Louise B. Niver No 245 Second
venue Mount Vernon. y. y. In February
and March receptions will be held in
3rooklyn. Newark. y. j.: the Bronx and
Washington Heights. by the hoard. to be-
coele better acquainted with tho members
livr;,c in the different localities.
Pstronesses OF a card party to be given
by the Athene Club, Mrs. Katherine A.
Martin. president. on Lncoln's Birthday.
IN the Waldorf Astoria. are Mrs. Clara
rra noes bennett. who Will be hostess and
" 10 has donated the prizes; Mrs. Joseph
\, Didier. chairman: Mines. George a.
Brand. Frank II. Chapman. Alonzo - Day.
'on. Jonathan y. Deyo. Chester r. Fulmer
r,scnh g. Giambalvo. Joseph ". Gavin.
r v. He'll. Edward Il. Jonlls. Charles r..
anbi<e. John w. Love. Grace Niemann.
catherine a. Martin. William v. Parker.
,gna Quinn, Helene l.. Rchfuss. Bond
SOW, James r. stephens. Frederick
-sllavia. j. a. Toolc. r. l.. Wickersham
1rd Daniel Williams
auction oridgc euchre and five hundred
III he played. Tickets may be obta ined
l~orn Mrs Didicr at No 100 Riverside
lave.
Mcn and women OF Indiana In New York
W have a dinner and dance on Lincoln's
..--t1day in the Hotel AfcAlpin. There will
- short programme OF speeches includ-
ing talks on "Lincoln's Boyhood Days in
Indiana" The Committee on Arrange
merits includes Messrs. Joseph Fan
nins Marshall Ferguson. John w. Paris.
A. S. Chatfield. Charles M. Zion, c.
leieger. A. \. Adams, $. B. Fleming,
Foster Moore, Newton Gilbert and Edward
Lewis and Dir. William G.. Cauble Miss
Mary Garrett Hay. president Of the
Daughters of Indiana; Mines. John A..
Wood. Newell ". Stewart. Foster Moore.
John W. Paris. Joseph r. Tanning Joseph
Frogratt. J. r Elder. Edward LOWS and
Lois r. Hughes and Miss Ruby Rccs
The fntt evening concert and dance ~
fte -ir.h' fcagnu of thc Beethoven society
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