New-York tribune., 1920-02-01

dent The art committee has charge
Of the program. Mrs. Joseph Winge-
bach will speak on yesterdays and To-
morrows"
The Flora Macdonald Society, Of
Brooklyn, held it's regular meeting of
the month January %. Mrs. Thomas
Clark, president. presided. The society
will have a leap Year dance Febru-
ary 27.
"Le Lyccum" Socitt6 des Femmes de
France has added to its work q COM
review book each month. The cub
met Thursday at the home of Nine.
Carlo Polifeme, tho president.
The Federation OF Ukrainian Jews
recently founded woman's chapter.
The federation has undertaken the
problem Of saving 1872 900 orphans in
Europe who, as result of the war,
are homeless and unprotected. The
woman's chapter was organized to help
in this work.
The chapter announces the following
purposes "The objects Of the Womans
Chapter Of the Federation Of Ukrai-
man Jews In America shall be to pro-
vide for the care, protection and gen
eral relief OF Jewish orphans, destitute
girls and women in Ukrainia, to estab-
iish homes for orphans in Palestine
and to cooperate with the movement to
bring children to those Jewish families
in the United States who are desirous
of adopting such"
The following were elected officers
Of the organization: Dr. Anna W.
Hochfelder, president; Mrs. Sophie Sill
yer, treasurer; Mrs. Sonia Rosenberg,
Mrs. Sophie Abrahams, Mrs. Dorothy
Meyerowitz, first, second and third vice
presidents, respectively; Miss Ethel
Dashew, recording secretary; Miss Sara
II. Horn, corresponding secretary; Miss
Tessie Johnpole, financial secretary, and
Miss Pauline Rubin, sergeant at arms.
"Americanization" was the topic of
the day at the meeting Of the Chicago
Club, Inc, held at the Hotel Astor last
Tuesday, Miss Elisabeth Marbury spoke
on characterization as I See It." and
Miss Elenore Bennett, accompanied by
Miss Rosaie kohn sang group of
songs Miss Bennett is the musical in
structor at the Sunshine Society for
Blind Babies in Bay Ridge, and Miss
kohn is one of her pupils.
Az the annual luncheon, given re-
Gently by the National Society Patri-
/ otic Women of America, the president,
Mrs. William r. Stewart, received q
Serbian Medal Of Honor because Of her
great interest and assistance in form
ing the Women's Hospital, which sent
out units for Serbian relief work
The Harlem Council Of Women will
DO its share in Music Week. 1t will
hold musical tea Tuesday at the
.oung Womens Christian Association,
Lenox Avenue and 124th Street, when
Mrs Beatrice Fine will give several
selections by Miss Mary Biebe, and
Miss Dorothy Emerson will give a
dramatic reading.
The sixth in series Of twelve lee
lures was given by Miss Janet Rich
ards at the Waldorf Friday
The next talk will take place next Fri
day in the grand ballroom Of the Wal
aorf-Astoria at 10 :45 a. m.
These talks are under the auspices
oH the New York State Society, United
States Daughters of 1912.
Mrs. Austin Finegan, chairman, has
arranged program for the next meet
me of the Society of Now York State
Women to be held at the Hotel Astor
February 9. The business meeting for
The full membership will be called
promptly at 2 O'clock by DIR. Frances
w. Mcneil, who, at the January meet
ing, was elected president 10 fill the un-
expired term Of Mrs Gerard Bancker,
who has been its only president. On
acceptance Of Mrs. Bancker's rcsigna.
tion as president, she wee unanimously Y
made honorary president and founder
Of the society
; The study class of the New York
Browning Society, of which Mrs. John
Holley Clark Is president, win meet ON
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. Henry
: T. Kirby, 36 Central Park South Mrs.
John Harper Bonnell will lead the
study.
The latest additions to the member
ship roll In this society are Mrs. Fred
F Street, Elizabeth, N. j., Mrs. William
F. Harris, Of 70 Morningside Drive
+ MIR. and Mrs. James T. White, of 70
Fifth Avenue, and Mrs. Bern Rudd Gal
laudet, of 1o5 East Nineteenth Street.
The day of meeting of the New y ork
Browning Society in February will be
> Friday, the 18th, the usual meeting
t aay being Wednesday. There viii be
the usual business at 2 o'clock, and at
40 there viii be dramatic perform.
ance Of Browning's "In Balcony" un-
der the chairmanship Of Mrs. William
/ West Headrick Mrs Frances Carter
f will play the role OF the Queen.
The feature Of the last meeting held
by the Post Parliament was the par
r liamentary dril, which was given by
Mrs. Cora Wells Trow Not only was
, Mrs Trow's subject we'll presented, but
4 her method was such that no member
: could fail TO grasp every phase, which
. gave another proof of the educational
value of this unique club.
The committee en political science
s viii have charge Of the next meeting
/ at the Hotel McAlpin on February 13