New-York tribune., 1920-02-08
Notes Of Happenings
=. ! lin the Women's Clubs
Colony to Hear Address by DIR. Caroline +. E. Spur
geon; Women's City Club Aids Influenza Suffer-
ers; Daughters Of Pennsylvania to Meet Tuesday

Matinee Club. which supports thr~r
orphans, will be held at Mrs. Motfat's
residence, 351 w. l14th Street. on Feb
ruary II. Mrs. H. N. Babbidge is the
chairman. A business meeting and tea
will be held at the Cumberland Feb
ruary 20. Mrs. Edward r. Emerson,
chairman of criticism, will lead the
discussion Of ."Clarence," by Booth
st. Valentines Day features will
mark the February reception, musical
and dance next Saturday afternoon In
the grand ballroom Of the Plaza of
the Beethoven Society, Nine. Aida
Tanini- -Tagliavia, president. The |
Beethoven Choral, conducted by Louis
Koemmenich, will sing for the first |
time this season at an afternon mu-
sical. The annual fancy dress bali
Thursday night at the Plaza crowded
solo numbers were danced by members
of the Beethoven Circle, who gave the
affair under the patronage OF the So
ciety. Miss Marguerite Haulenbeek
and Walter Hales were chairmen.
The New York County Chapter (An-
drew Jackson), U. S. D. of 1912, will be
entertained on its birthday by the re-
gent, Mrs. Homer Lee, at her home, 551
West End Avenue, next Saturday, the
regular meeting day, the 18th, falling
on Sunday this year
Charter Chapter, Daughters of the
Union, will hold patriotic rally on
Lincoln's Birthday at the home of Mrs
Herman G. Conrad, GIL West Hath
Street. Mrs. William r. Stewart, re-
gent, will call business session at
1880 o'clock, after which several wide
| ly known speakers will tell Of the sig
nificance of the subject.
The New York Browning Society will
hold it's regular meeting on Friday. 1t
will be Drama Day." in charge Of
Mrs. William West Headrick, chair
the part of the Queen in the drama,
which is scheduled for Friday at the
Waldorf Astoria.
The Society of New York State
Women will meet at the Hotel Astor to-
morrow at o'clock. The chairman Of
the day, Mrs. Austin Finegan, will pre-
| SSlt hII oNCcIIcuC IdIIl, luo SuOJeCIS
being parliamentary Law" Current
Events" and "Lincoln's Gettysburg
speech" There will be several musical
! numbers-piano and vOcal-given by
well known artists. The trustees will
meet at 1880, with the president, DR..
Frances w. Mcneil, in the chair
The Daughters of Michigan will have
charge of the program at the meeting
to be held Thursday by the Con-
gress of States Societies at Hotel
Gregorian. Mrs. Nellie D. Van
Slingerland will be chairman Of the
day. Among those who have ac-
cepted the chairman's invitation are
Mrs. Harry Lilly, president of the New
York City Federation Of Women's
Clubs, and several other presidents Of
prominent clubs. The chairman Of re-
ception VIII be Mrs. Edward H. Mckee.
An informal luncheon will open the
Lsession at 1890 and at 2 o'clock the
<busincss meeting, for members only,
will be called. The delegates elected
to represent the congress at the con-
vention Of the City Federation last
Friday were the president, Mrs. Thomas
son, with Miss Susie c. Harkins and
Mrs. j. H. c. Million as alternates.
"President's Day and Musicale" took
the place of the regular monthly meet
ing Of the Daughters of Columbia
County Historical Society last week. 1t
vas held in the music room Of the Nc
Aipin Hotel last Tuesday. Charles
James Come, the president, introduced
Mrs. Holmfreda Arnadothir, secretary
of the Icelandic Federation of Wom-
, ems Clubs. The program consisted
Of recital by Alma Webster Powell.
Fhe Rainy Day Club of America, Mrs.
!, A. NJ. Palmer president, met last
d Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the Hotel
| Astor. Mrs L. D. Tholens was chair
o man of the day.
The Life as Fine Art Club will
4 meet in the west ballroom of the
\ Commodore Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. Mrs. Mildred Manly Easton
president OF the club. will be in charge
Of the program.
- - The February meeting Of tho Daugh-
: ters of Ohio in New York will be held
I organization will observe its annual
: Presidents Day, the guest Of honor
being the presidents Of other New
York federated clubs. Mrs. William J
Cauthers, president Of the society. will
p be in charge of the program.
: The regular social meeting of Soro-
> sis, Mrs John Lewis Childs president
was held at the Waldorf-Astoria last
Monday. Special guests of the club at
the luncheon were these officers of the
. New York State Federation of Women's
- Clubs: Mrs. George D. Hewitt. presi-
dent; Mrs. Charles ]. Reeder, CORE
. spending secretary: Mrs. Julius H
Potter, treasurer; Mrs. Walter S
" Comfy, first vice-president: Mrs. Asa
Wynkoop, second vice-president; Mrs
- Albert G. Bage, third vice-president;
! Mrs. f. c. Whitmyer, recording secre-
~ :, tary, and Ms. John Francis Yawger
general federation secretary.
= = Mrs. Catherine Owens Learned
i chairman Of the inter-American com.
\ mittee, entertained Mrs. JOSH Manuel
u Gutunez, wife of the Bolivian Consul
General. and the wife and daughter OF
= Hon. Huberto Gutunez, Bolivian dele
- - gate to the second Pan-Americar
. financial conference recently held ir
= Washington. Other special guests were
- =, Mrs. j. C. Griswold, founder and drec
, tor general of the Pan-American Rounc