The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-14

!
The Manhattan Matinee Club. Mrs.
Jessie Emerson Moffat. president. will
| attend a performance OF Call the Doc
! tor" at the Empire Theatre, following
the clubs first luncheon of the season
next Wednesday at the Waldorf-Astoria.
MIS-. c. C. Vail Is chairman and hostess
for the day. Mrs Moffat. who has been
in California for six months. will return
in time for the meeting.
Labrador was the subject for discus
sion at the meeting of Clio, Mrs. Willis
p Miner president. on Monday at the
Hotel Aston Mrs. James D. Shipman
was chairman of the day and the speak
ers were Mrs. Bennett f. Schaufiier. Miss
Elizabeth Bristol and Mr.. Theodore
Green. The talk was Illustrated with
pictures by DR.. George II. Leggett
Manhattan Study Club, Mrs. Edith r.
Pearsons president, will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jonathan
Wells, 40 West End avenue. Marion
Gaylord Atwell will give talk on cur
rent events.
+ The Theatre Assembly, Mrs. ]. Chris
topher Marks president, viii have its
first sc cial day OF the season on Friday
afternc on at the Hotel Aston The pro-
gramms will include an act from Be
cause Of Helen" with Alan Brooks and
the entire company. also one from Tho
Pitter Pattcr Company by mem ers of
the cast There also will be an Indian
number by Miss Kitty Rachman, wko
will appear In an original costume and
a fashion review. A card party was
held OIL Monday by the assembly for
the benefit of the Actors Home. 1t was
under the Craftsmanship of Mrs. Fred
erick Miehler.
~>The Rainbow Club of the Americas. an
orAa ni2ation founded by Mrs. Lillian
Miles Walbridge for the purpose of
bringing together in social gatherings
the peoples of North and South America.
held the first of a series OF receptions
and dances on Friday evening in the
! Colonial room of the Hotel McAlpin.
The Hon. DR.. Aljandro Cesar, Minister
from Nicaragua to the United States.
| and Mrs Cesar, were among the guests
of honor. Other guests were the officers
from the Brazilian battleship Minas
Geraes and representatives from the
various South American republics.
Mrs. Timothy Martin O'connor's Entire
Nous Dancing Club will meet again on
Wednesday evening at the Hotel Plaza.
At the annual meeting of the wash
! ington Headquarters Association. founded
by the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton. held last week. Mrs. Simon
Baruch was elected president; Mrs.
William r. Stewart, Mrs n. Taylor
Phillips and Mrs. George Wilson Smith.
honorary presidents Mrs. II. Croswell
futile honorary vice-president Mrs.
Oviedo NJ Bostwick, Mrs. Livingston
Rowe Schuyler and Miss Mary Van
Buren, Vanderpoel. vice-presidents MISS
Babcock recording secretary; Mrs. Jo-
sonh Kendrick Butler, corresponding sec
rotary Mrs. Charles A j. Queck Berner.
treasurer Mrs. Frederick William Souza.
enrolling secretary. and Mrs. A. G. Steg-
man, historian.
Philanthropic work will be discussed
at the December meeting OF the South
land Club. Mrs. Simon Baruch, president.
The club had it's first meeting of the sea-
son on November at the Waldorf-As-
toria.
Athene Club, Mrs. Katherine A. Mar
tin. president. will have It's first after
noon dance OF the season, on Saturday.
December 4. in the solarium OF the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
Members of the Theatre Club are look
ing forward TO the meeting on November
%. when their president. Mrs. John FL.
Pa rlSer. will be present for the first time
since her accident OF last February. Be-
sides n very unusual programme the
meeting also will be n welcoming recep-
ton to Mrs. Parker Members OF all the
women's clubs are invited TO attend the
No % fhn Infa al
Astor at half-past one o'clock.
Dixie Club ~ New York. Mrs. Edwin
Wright Inslee. president will have It's
November meeting on Thursday after
noon at the Waldorf-Astoria. The
speaker OF the day viii be Eleanor Mar
kell. lecturer on World Problems"
The womans Auxiliary Of the French
Hospital will give a dance at the Plaza
on the evening OF December Z. Mrs.
Charles II. May is the chairman.
The "states'' dinner scheduled NJ
Hotel Pennsylvania for last Thursday
has been postponed to the month OF
January. The date viii be announced
soon.
Next Tuesday, NJ the Waldorf-Astoria.
the National California Club will have
n sewing bee with a large social side to
II. Mrs. Louis A. Schmidgall. who was
Miss Adele Stone. daughter OF the late
Gov. Stone of California. will Re chair
man.
Tomorrow. at the meeting % the So
,iety OF New York State Women, DR..
Frances w Mcneil president, an nd
1ress on Tho Evolution OF Manhattan
from an Indian Village to a Great
Metropolis" will be given by T. Kennard
Thomson with lantern slide illustra-
tons
Besides this there will be a soprano
solo by Miss Emily Farr. piano solo
by Mrs. Helen Goodman and Mrs. Paul
James Haley will read her "Child's Car
land of Verse. Lyric Poems and SON.
nets" Mrs. Austin Finegan is chairman
Of entertainment
Cost Finding" a practical suggestion
from an economic standpoint will be
the topic az the regular meeting of the
Woman's Forum on Friday mLrning at
the Hotel Bltmore II will be pre-
scnted by Perley Morse. who win give
the human side of n valuable economic
idea. Miss Helen Varick Boswell is
president Of the club.
Dr. Sidney l.. Gulich, secretary OF the
National Commission for Constructive
immigration Legislation. will speak at
the meeting OF Sorosis Club TO morrow