The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-19

on Thursday evening at the Women's
University Club. There were informal
speeches, and Piastro Borisoff the guest
of honor, played several violin solos.
More than a hundred members and
guests bought toys for the Christmas
bag for poor children which will be
given oy the club. Mr.. George f. Curtis
was chairman of the entertainment COM
nittee.
The officers and members of the choral
of the New York Euphony Society, Mrs.
James ]. Gormley. president, gave tea
at the Waldorf Astoria and a theatre
party at the Hudson Theatre for the
president yesterday. 5&
Those Occupying the. boxes with the
president were Mrs T. Edward Muir
laugh, Mrs. Arthur Knight, Mrs. Airing
ton Mead, Mrs. A. f. Foelix, Mrs. Sam
uel Harris, Mrs. Catherine Neus, Mrs.
Charles Flanagan. Mrs. August Gemun-
der, Mrs. Danielson. Miss Lillian Esch-
man, Miss Ruth Michelbacker, Miss Lii
Ian Sarbach, Miss Mabel Cosgrove, Miss
Celia Petri and Miss Gertrude McDer-
mitt.
Mrs. Gorrnley has taken the roof gar
den of the Waldorf for the New Years
Eve supper dance which the society will
give.
A series of card parties will be given,
beginning in January and continuing
through April.
The third matinee musical will take
place at the Waldorf on Saturday. jan
uary 8. in the Astor Gallery.
At the December concert Representa-
t,ve-elect S. Y. O'Brien of New Jersey
was the guest Of honor.
An hour of music given under the aus
pices of the Euterpe Club. Mrs. Alcinous
Berton Jamison president, drew large
and fashionable gathering to the Wal
dorf-Astoria on Tuesday morning. 1t
was under the direction of Mr.. Claude
warford, The artists included Miss
Marguerite Lauer. soprano; Miss julia
Silvero. contralto; Mr.. Thomas Joyce,
barytone, and Mr.. Gordon Stanley,
pianist. A luncheon for members and
their guests followed the programme.
| The annual musicale and dance OF the
society will be held on the evening of
January 81 at the Plaza Euterpe has
for its object the encouragement OF
American artists
To celebrate It's coming of age, the
Manhattanville Alumn9 Association Will
give a series of tableaux vivants on
the principal epochs in the history Of the
alumne and will be given at the Wal
dorf-Astoria following the annual break
fast. Any former pupil of any Sacred
Heart convent may attend this breakfast
by applying for an invitation directly TO
the secretary, Mrs. George II. Bradford,
BIS West SEVENTEEN street, and by pay
ing the required amount. $3.50. The
founders of the alumnm are Mines. AL
bert f. D'oench, William f. Tanning.
Joseph T. Ryan Charles l.. G. Flynn.
Joseph F. Todd, William Fl. Sadlier and
Daniel McCabe and Miss Kate Barbour.
A dinner for Mrs. Florence Foster
Jenkins. president of the Verdi Club. was
given by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garraway
Smith at the Hotel Commodore on De-
cember IL. Sixteen members OF the
board were present. a musicale followed
the dinner. Mrs. J. Jones Christie and
Miss Estelle Christie received with the
host and hostess. At the recent musicale
Of the club a silver vase was presented
by the reception committee to their re-
firing chairman. Mrs. James Risk
The Society OF Michigan Daughters
will attend the unwilling OF n tablet
on February 10 to be presented by the
woman's Home Missionary Society OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church In
memory of Mrs. Clinton b. Fisk. The
president, Mrs. Edgar Park. also will
unvei tablet TO the memory OF her
father. Major-Gen Clinton Il. Fisk.
Mess Elizabeth Gowdy Baker, portrait
painter entertained on Tuesday at her
home. % Gramercy Park, the members
Of the Daughters OF Ohio. Mrs. Edmund
W. Kingsland. president.
The Omega Gamma Delta Fraternity.
which at present is established In
twenty-five preparatory schools In New
York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Massa-
chusetts. Michigan and Washington,
will hold It's annual winter dance at
the Hotel Pennsylvania on Wednesday
evening. December 20. The patrons and
patronesses are Judge and Mrs. James
A. Dunno. DIT. and Mrs. Louis G. lie Roy
3d Dr. ard Mrs. Fred .. Kraemar, Jr.,
Or. and Mrs. Charles X. Gavin, Mr..
and Mrs Raymond ID. O'Day, Mxr and