The New York herald., 1920-01-18
FOUR HUNDRED WOMEN IN CHARITY PAGEANT AND TABLEAUX

Irene de la Ware. Ada Hancock and Gus
tav A. Radtke.
Dr.. Frances w. Mcneil was welcomed
as the new president to I'LL the unexpired
term of the founder. Mrs. Gerard Bancker
Miss Janet Richards. OF Washington,
will give the sixth of her series OF talks
on Public Questions" under the auspices
of the State of New York Society. Daugh-
ters Of 1s12. on next Friday morning In
the Waldorf-Astoria.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Ma
tional California Club will be held Tues
day at the Waldorf-Astoria. There will
be talk on "Beetter Films" by Mrs.
Myra Kingman Miller. illustrated by
films. There will be musical numbers
also. Mrs. Thomas J.. Vivian is president
OF the organization.
The Alumnae Association of st. Marys
School. Mount st. Gabriel, Peekskill, have
arranged for lecture by the Rev. J. G.
II. Barry, D. D.. rector of the Church OF
st. Mary the Virgin, through the courtcs,
Of Miss Maria Gerard Messenger, to be
given at the Colony Club next Monday,
January 10. at three o'clock. The subject
VIII be Christian Education and it will be
followed by an informal discussion on
plans for the development of st. Mary's
school. The Rev. Father Curtis. chaplain
of the school. will preside and Bishop
Burch will deliver the opening address
Two of the alumnae, Mrs. Hugh L. Burle-
son and Mrs. Thomas G. Wetmore will
speak. Among the guests on the platform
will be the Rev. Arthur w. jerks, DID,
Rev. Ernest NJ. Stires. DID. Mrs. Haley
Fiske, Mr.. T. A. Wright Mr.. Edwin S.
Gorham, and Mr.. Beverly Chew.
The Drama Comedy Club, of which Miss
Edyth Totten is president, will discuss
THE Sign on the Door at it's next meet
ing at tho Hotel Astor. In the same hotel
next Friday the Theatre Assembly, OF
which Mrs. Christopher Marks is prest-
dent, will devote its afternoon to The
Sign on the Door" Mr. Charming Pollock. 4
author of the play. will speak. and Miss
Mary Ryan, Mr.. Lowell Sherman and Mr..
Leo Baker will present an act from the
play.
The second afternoon musicale of the
Rubinstein Club at the Waldorf Astoria
yesterday was largely attended by men,
bers and their guests. The soloists were
Miss Grace Wagner, soprano; Mr. Jose
Mardones, basso, and Mr.. Cecil Burleigh
violinist with Messrs. Harold Yates and
G. Bamboschek as accompanies. The next
concert of the club will be given on
February TO- with Mr.. Toscha Seidel,
violinist. as chief soloist. gs.
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A "Leap Year Masque Ball. will be1'
given by the members of the Women's,s
Democratic Political League, Mrs. Lillian
B. Sire president, at the Commodore.
Hotel next Saturday night. Ks
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DR.. John Edward Ostoer gave a recep-
tion and entertainment at No. 54S River
side Drive last night for Mrs. Katherine
\. Martin of tho Waldorf-Astoria. who is
president of the Athepe Club Miss lisa ~
bella Zimbler played violin selections and
Miss Carmen Garcia Canejo sang. Among :
those present were: Lady Robinson.
Misses Bernce White. Florence Webster
and Mily Ryan; Professor and Mrs. VIII,
lam Z. Guthrie. Professor and Mrs. Fred.
erick B. Robinson, Mrs. James Kent.
Barnes, DR.. j. Gardner Smith Mrs. Flor.
encc Foster jenkins, Miss Mildred Post
Miss Juen Bingham, Mr.. Arthur Pray, Dr.
Iohn Beadle, Mr.. +. J. Shaw Mr.. aud /.
Mrs. Walter Scott and Miss Tilly Verba !,
For the benefit of four French orphans !,
who are being supported by members Of
Lo Lyceum Societe des Femmes dc France v
New York a bridge and euchre party
will be given in the Waldorf-AStoria o. =
tel on next Saturday afternoon. The pro-
ceeds will be divided between the fund for v
the orphans and the fund to erect IL mon
ument to Jeanne dare in Washingt on. y
Tickets may be obtained at 81 each from Y
Mrs. Victor Porl. of No. 20l West Eighty q
first street, and from Mrs Emile Cuendet,
OF No. 150 West Forty-ninth street e,
y netting of the society was held in the
Waldorf recently to observe the anniver- O.
sary of the birth of Jeanne dare. when .
addresses were made by Mime. Carlo Po-. 1,
feme. president of the society; Miss Adele
Woodward and Professor Felix We'll. ,e.7
the College of the City of New. Yorll.,a
Nine. Clothilde de Meygret, soprano. san sey
group of French songs and ended the,S
meeting with the singing of the "Marseil-e $.
laise.' !.