New-York tribune., 1920-03-21
At the Women's Clubs
Members of Colony To Hold
Discussion on Education
al Problems ON Tuesday;
To Explain School Bill

Cole, daughter Of Mrs. W. Bundy Cole,
gave solo dances.
The society will hold its annual
card party April 29 for the benefit Of
its philanthropic fund and continue
tion OF its war service work for
wounded soldiers. Prizes will be Of
charge of the chairman, Mrs. James
M. Batterton, and committee.
Miss Helen Varick Boswell, president
of the Woman's Forum will speak on
What To-day Calls For" at the meet
ing of the New York Fresh Air Fund
for Elderly People, to be held at the
Hotel Astor Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock
Mrs. Kilborn Kilmer, mother Of Ser
geant Joyce Kilmer, who was killed over
seas, will recite two of her sons poems,
Trees" and "Bruquest Rouge" The
and the pianist Miss Eleanor Man
gume. The president, Mrs. J.. A.
Schwartz, is chairman of the day.
The Minerva Club, Mary Stokes Mac
Mutt, president, will celebrate presi-
dents day, March 20, at the Waldorf
Astoria.
The Minerva philanthropic fund will
hold the next card party April at
the Hotel Astor.
Manhattan Chapter Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution, Mrs. Carrie
Ridley Herreschoff, regent, will hold It's
monthly meeting Thursday at the Hotel
McAlpin. Miss Esther Sleight, Y. ". C.
A. worker, will tell of her experiences
during the war among the munitions
workers. Miss Beatrice McCue and
Mrs. Daniel de Cardinas will be the
Boloists.
The Beethoven Society, Nine. Aida
Tanini-Tagliavis, president, will give
large dinner and spring fete April
20 at the Plaza, as the annual event to
mark the close Of the season. The
last evening concert and dance will
be held April 21. More than 400
tickets have been sold for the bridge
party next Friday evening in the Rose
be given to the milk fund for New York
babies. The charmen are Mrs. G.. A.
Smith and Mrs. Edward Hull Smith.
Lectures on Europe Reborn"
Nine. Renee Brown, Of 431 Riverside
Drive, gave an illustrated lecture un-
der the auspices of the Yonkers Board
of Education last Wednesday night.
Her subject was "The Old New World
or, Europe Reborn"
Miss Susanne Westford will enter
tain the Chicago Club, Inc Of which
Mrs. John Marshall Gallagher is presi-
dent, at the Hotel Astor Tuesday, Mrs.
Elizabeth Clark will sing a group Of
songs. Miss Charlotte Eaton will play
selections from Huss, Chopin and Liszt.
Mrs. Andrew Vincent Markcy has
charge of the program.
The Democratic Women Of the 18th
Senatorial District will give dinner
at the Hotel Commodore Friday for
the discussion of state issues. Mrs.
John Blair is chairman Of the district
organization. The members Of the din
ner committee are Mrs. Montgomery
Hare, chairman; Mrs. Newbold Leroy
Edgar, Mrs. James w. Gerard. Mrs. J.
borden Hartman, Mrs. E. P. Morgan,
Miss Ethel Stcbbins and Mrs. Belmont !
Tiffany. Among the speakers will be
Governor Alfred Smith and Franklin
y. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the
Navy. Mrs. Alice Duer Miller will pre-
side at the dinner.
Mrs. D. B. Luckey, Of 80 East
Iwenty-seventh Street, entertained the
Society Of Kansas Women recently,
honoring Mrs. Judson Fischer. the
newly elected president Of the society.
The next monthly meeting of the Kan
sas Women will be the rst Monday in
April at the home of Mrs. J. M. Wins
low, ITO Morningside Drive.
~ Haywood Broun, of The New York
!, i I,r'bune, was the guest of honor at
the Gamut Club Tuesday evening. He
spoke on "The Defense of the Dramatic
Critic" Other guests invited were
MISS N Rita Weiman, Miss Rachel Barton
Butler and Marion Ryan. Mrs. Ann Van
Vechten was chairman for the eve
ming.
Peter Rabbit Ball to Aid