The New York herald., 1920-12-26
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w. Cochran regent II will be in cele-
bration of the anniversary OF General
Washington's "Wedding Day" and will
take place at the Hotel Plaza. There
win be addresses by well known speak
ors and music. Refreshments will be
served. Mrs. Clara Kyle Crank will be
chairman of the day.
The Manhattan Matinee Club, Mrs.
Jessie Emerson Moffat. president elected
many new members at the business
meeting on Monday afternoon at the
Waldorf-Astoria. They Included Mines
ence Engle. J. b. Mortimer, w. h. RAN
som. T. T. Graham. w. F, Forestal. L.
!. Virgins. John S. Scott, Henry Mann
and Herbert Rumvill. Miss Elsie Rizer
Of THE Tavern" recently attended by
tho club, was a guest. The club lectur-
er. Mrs. James w! Howie. gave an inter-
ostlng talk on one act plays. The new
officers are First president, Mrs.
r. II. Scardeheld who will act as pres
dent In the absence of Mrs Moffat in
California; second vce-president, Mrs.
r. S. Mofiitt: third vice-president Mrs.
w. +. Sherer; fourth vico-presldent,
Mrs. G. p. Kupfrain treasurer. Mrs.
Edward p. Fay; corresponding secre-
retary, Mrs. c. c. Vail. Mrs. George L.
Fowler will act as chairman OF criticism
and lead discussions of plays in the alb
sence OF Mrs. Edward r. Emerson.
Patronesses of the Christmas dance
Tor the Beethoven Circle OF young men
and women ushers OF the Beethoven So
ciety at the Plaza Tuesday evening in
crrde the president Mime. Aida Tanini-
Tagliavia. Mrs. j. Sherwood Hyatt, Mrs.
Katherine A. Martin, president of the
Athene Club Mines. ]. S Carvalho, d.
J. Ritchie, Dudley Van Holland. Howard
NJ. Potter. Carl Jungen, d. M. Peterson
Anita r Beloff. George 7. Lynch,
Crank Dennis, Grace A. Smith. De Lam
cey r. Smith. w Il. verran, Edward
Hull-Smith, Charles Kalman, Maud 3.
Turner, ]. c. Walton, p w. Bowen,
Walker Levett. John Mcdonald. J. A.
Lawrance, Charles Lask. e. J. Moneuse.
Marie S. Languinette. G, c. Wedikind.
Henry II. Love. E II. Sehroth and Miss
ella Louise Henderson.
Theoria Matinee Luncheon Club, Mrs.
Harold George Wood president and
founder, held its yearly luncheon and
matinee for members on Thursday at
Hotel Astor. Afterward the club at
tended the Belasco Theatre to see Fran
ces Starr In "One." At the luncheon the
members of the Board Of Council, pre-
sented to the president Mrs. Wood, a
gold wrist watch. Speeches were made
by Mines. John Stratton O'Leary, Adele"
lie c. Adams II. l.. Baer. L. II, Huol and
Charles A. Smith.
The Century Theatre Club, Mrs. Axel
o. Ihlseng. president, will hold its De-
cember social meeting on Wednesday
instead OF Friday. when the Province
town Players will present the play
Aria da Capa," by Edna st. Vincent
Millay. Mr.. Lawrence Langner, the
playwright, will speak upon topic OF
interest to theatregoers. Teachers of
the high schools will be the guests of
honor The meeting will be held as
usual at the Hotel Commodore.
The Womans National Automobile
Club OF America, Mrs. Charles Baker,
president, has completed plans for n
dinner and dance on January at the
Hotel Plaza. 1t will be I'm the nature
Of a New Years celebration and an
unusual programme has been arranged
for the occasion. II will inct de noted
speakers. singers and dancers. Mrs.
Charles G. Braxmar. first vice-presid-'.t {.