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New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Little Mothers Aid
Association Hold Meeting

The Little Mothers Aid Association,
Of which Mrs. Clarence Burns is presi
dent, held a meeting Thursday at its
house to celebrate the successful out
come of the bazaar held recently at the
Waldorf Astoria. Mrs. G. II. Strong,
treasurer, reported that after all eX-
penses were paid 81 900 was cleared. A
buffet luncheon was served by the host
esses. Mrs. Matthew L. Carr and Miss
Caroline Patterson.
A Christmas festival will be given
Wednesday to several hundred children
from the various blanches of the asso-
citation at Happy Day House, 236 Second
Avenue. A program Of dancing and
singing by stage children will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Birnbohm. Afterward
ice cream and cake will be served, and
as each child leaves the building she
will be presented with box containing
doll, stockings, handkerchief. and
candy.
The little ones in the day nurseries
and kindergartens will have their own
Christmas trees loaded with candy,
toys, fruit and dolls. Clothing also will
be distributed and new shoes given
every needy child in the association.
Miss Caroline Patterson will have
charge of the festival. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. H. F. Kiddle, Mrs. John
H. Judge, Mrs. J. d. Bostwick, Mrs.
Robert Hutchins McNall, Mrs. Albert G.
Weed, Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, Miss
Edyth Totten, Mrs. Gordon K. Smith,
Mrs. William D. Mann, Mrs. Alfred
Blosseau, Mrs. Bondstow, Mrs. j. II.
Reese, Mrs. II. j. Carpenter jr., Miss
jeanette Olmstead, Mrs. John j. Cow
dry. Mrs. x. M. Darlington. Ms. George
E. Won Chorus, Mrs Henry B. Lloyd
Mrs Charles (. Sprague, Mrs. William
A. Deering, Mrs. II. A. Mcdowell, Mrs.
Benjamin Adriance, Mrs. Alfred Watts
Kiddle, Mrs Duncan Macpherson, Mrs.
Damon Lyon, Mrs. John Baker, Mrs
James r. Sil.iman, DR.. Lombard Muller.
Mrs. John X. Green and Mrs. A. H. Mil
ander.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Musical Fantasy
To Be Presented
By Spence Allllnna
Rehearsals Begin for ''Forty
Winks,'' To Be Given by
Members of Society at
Hotel Plaza January lO-ll

Forty Winks," musical fantasy,
will be given by members of the Spence
Alumna Society at their annual enter
tainment at the Hotel Plaza on the
afternoon and evening of January 10
and the evening of January II. The
music is by Mrs. John Tonnele and
!ibretto by Mrs. Connor Lawrence. Re-
hearsals already have started under
the direction of Mrs. Dana Burnet
Among those in the cast will be Miss
Katherine Adams, Miss Beatrice Beard
Miss Adelaide Beddall, Miss Belle Ben
nett, Miss Cynthia Bigelow, Miss Kath-
arine Bliss, Miss Genevcve Cawthra.
Miss Dorothy Clapp, Miss Dorothy
Clemons, Miss Alice Dawson, Miss Alice
DeLamar, Miss Marguerite Doubleday,
Mrs. B. Tappen Fairchild, Miss Odette
FEEDER, Miss Mary Field, Miss Betsy
Flagg, Miss Katherine Gossler, Miss
Allen Gray. Mrs. Wilder Gutterson,
Miss Ada Heinze, Mrs. Stoddard Hoff-
man, Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Victo-
rine Kellogg, Miss Dorothy Leary, Miss
VS.
Laura Mabon, Miss Elsie Morrill,, Miss
Eva McAdoo, Miss Edith McCoon, NJ SIS
Helena Ogden, Miss Gertrude Ogden,
MISS Martina Ottley, Miss Dorothy
Quinn, Miss Louise Reick, Miss Lila!
Remsen, Miss Adelaide Rnineandcl
Mrs. John f. Russell jr., Miss Hello
Schniewnd, Miss Julia Stanley, Mi
Kathryn Slayback, Miss Edith Smeo
berg Miss Susan SteeIl, Miss Virgin
Sterry, Miss Dorothy Thompson, Ms;
Helen Trevor, Mrs John Warburto
and Miss Isabella Wood.
Mrs. Irving II. Pardee and Miss Mar
Jor4e Cleveland are in charge of tn,
program girls and ushers, who includ.
Mrs. John II. Ballantine, Mrs. Samut
&. Barker, Mrs. Chandler Bates. Mis-
Dorothy Battle, Miss Katharine Biggs
.ss Rita Boxer, Miss Sarah I. Bull
ley, Mrs. Samuel S. C 1t, Miss Pol.
Damrosch, Mrs. Harry Hammond, Mis-
Fanny Hastings, Miss Geraldine Hal
Mrs. Horace Hotchkiss, Mrs. Hunting
ton Lyman, Miss Gertrude Mali, Miss
Christina Nichols, Miss Elsie Rice, Miss
Virginia Rice, Mrs. Lloyd Sanderson,
Miss Louise Schietfelin, Mrs. Frank
Sheppard and Miss Margaret Warren.
The entertainment committee in
cludes Mrs. Connor Lawrence, chair
man; Mrs. Henry A. Alker, Miss Mar
jorie Cleveland, Miss Carolyn H. Dor
sett, Mrs. Wilder Guttcrson, Mrs. Harry
Hammond, Miss Adele S. Hammond,
Miss Katharine Noble, Mrs. Arthur
Orvis, Mrs. Irving II. Pardee. Mrs. John
+. Russell jr.. NJ IS Elizabeth Sabin,
Mrs. Herbert Sierck, Mrs. John L. Ton
nele jr., Miss Mablc Venner and Miss
Mary P Wells
The officers of the society are Miss
Mary P. Wells, PRESIDENT; Mrs Connor
Lawrence, vice president; Miss Janet
A. Gregory, treasurer; Miss Susan
Steel, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs William j. Demorest, record .ng
secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
PalltOnlinne to Mark
Watch Night Party
Of Marquette Club
Father Time and the Four
Seasons To Be Presented
as New Year Is Ushered
in at Waldorf Astoria

The watch night party of the Mar
quette Club to be held at the Waldorf
on New Years Eve is attracting con-
siderable attention in social circles.
A pantomme representing the birth
Of the New Year, Father Time and the
Four Seasons, is to be presented at
midnight. Miss Marion Maloney will
represent Spring, Miss Elena Pisani
Summer; Mrs. William r. Little, Fall
and Miss Sallie McKenna, Winter.
Francis Kelly will take the part OF
Father Time. Spot lights are to be
thrown upon the dancers from time to
time during the evening, and horns
rattles and balloons are to be dis
trbuted among the guests. There also
will be lucky number dance.
Other events to be held by the or
ganization also are announced. Senator
William NJ. Calder, of New York, is to
speak at the Commodore tomorrow
evening on "The Housing Situation
j. II. 7. Main, of Grinnell College, is to
talk on "The Crisis in American Educa-
tion," at the Plaza on Thursday even
ing, January 6. DR.. Harvey w. Wiley
contributing editor of Good Housekeep-
ing, is to talk on do You Want to Live
Longer?" before the club on Sunday
January 16. The Rev. Father Camilus,
C. p, will give q discourse on "Shakes-
peare's Tragedy Of Greatness with in
terpretations, at the Plaza, January 23
The January dance of the club is to
be held at the Plaza January 2S, with
Frank McIugh and Miss Dorothy
Conner in charge of the committee Of
arrangements.
William Starr Myers, of Princeton
University, is to talk on "a Possible
international Policy" at the Plaza on
Saturday afternoon, February s, and
George w. Wickersham is to talk on
Our Foreign Relations in the grand
ballroom of the Plaza on February 10.
On February q Miss Marie Waters
Kennedy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John t. Kennedy, Of 316 West Seventy
seventh Street, will give song recital
OF her own compositions under the
auspices of the club at the Plaza. The
Rev. Joseph Fort Newton is to give a
discourse on "Kipling" early in March,
and on st Patrick's Day concert by
the musical clubs Of Columbia Uni
versity will be given at the Plaza, fol-
lowed by a dance.
Peter ?. McGovern is at the head Of
the committee of arrangements.
The officers of the society are AM
brose O'Connell, president; John T.
Lgan, first vice-president; DR.. James
Moran, second vice-president; F. E.
ronseca jr:, third president, and
William E: McManus, fourth vice
president. Thaddeus Ughetta is treas
urer and Kenneth B. Fox secretary,
Inc IN, club has its headquarters at the
Hotel Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Carols Greet Christmas
AT Virginia Hot Springs
Santa Claus Marches Down
Mountain and Stops at
Illuminated Tree
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


HOT SPRINGS, Va, Dec. 25.-Chil-
dren from the village sang Christmas
carols on the lawn last night and in
further honor of Christmas Eve Santa
Claus came down the mountain side
and stopped beside an Illuminated fir
tree on the Homestead lawn.
Most of the colonists are on tho
walking ira Is daily and there is much
riding and driving NJ SIS Eliza B. Mas
ters and Mrs. Sarah W. Masters arrived
early IN the week from Dobbs Ferry.
MRS. Richardson MetcalGe JOHNSON
and daughter, Miss Caroline Johnson
were entertained at tea Monday bv Mrs
nenry Gardner who left for New
York on Tuesday,
>, Miss Annie NJ. c. Arrowsmith, of New
York, is at the Homestead.
John r. Pyne, of New York
passed the greater part Of the week
tn MIR. and Mrs. Moses Taylor Pvnc.
Mr. ana Mrs. George ID. Riedel have
arrived from New York to remain for
n fortnight, Other arrivals from New
York include Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hardy
plough' Mr. and Mrs. Percy N. Furber
Porcival E. Furber, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Cone. Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
Rinaldo, Mrs. S. M. Beard. the Misses
Beard and Miss Helen Crane.
Mrs. John G. Mallory has returned
to New York.
Mrs. Alexander Williams Biddle and
Miss Christ ne w. Biddle have left for
Ph ladelphia.
Mrs. Chester Williams has closed her
cottage and left for New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Junior Assembly to Meet
Second Brooklyn Event To Be
Held Tomorrow

The second Brooklyn Junior Assem-
bly, will be held tomorrow evening at
the Heights Casino. The patronesses
are Mrs. George W. Chauncey. Mrs
Walter Gibb, Mrs. Charles NJ. Hemin-
way Mrs. Almet f. jerks, Mrs. Fred
er'ck E. Knight, Mrs. William l.. Mof-
iat' Mrs. John o. Polak, Mrs. Louis J..
Frneger and Mrs. Albert Van Wycx.
The members of the committee are
MISS Mary 0. Polak, chairman; Miss
Helen Lamb Babbott. Miss Elizabeth
q. Halght, Miss Louise H. Calender.
Mss H, Ade aide W. Moifat. Miss Agnes
thompson, Miss Mary Praegcr, the
Messrs; G; Calender Heminway, Alex
ander Il. Thompson, Ernest D. Hal hit.
John f. Bierwith, Henry Minton. Ed,
ward A. Thurston and William L. Mof-
fat jr.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Committees Report
Activities to Harlem
Council of Women
Included in Resume of Work
Is That of Neighborhood
Club House, ofWhich Miss
Knox Is the Chief Factor

A meeting of the Harlem Council of
Women was held Tuesday at the Ii
brary Building, 9 West 124th Stree.
with Mrs. William L. Voigt, the presi-
dent, in the chair. The afternoon wa.
devoted to a resume of the work done
by the various committees. Mrs. Guy
King told of the work being done in
East 10th Street, of which Miss Knox
is the head worker. Glasses in various
subjects are held every day, and there
is a room where the younger children
play.
The Althea Club of the Y. W. C. A..
invited thirtyfive Of the children to
Christmas tree party yesterday. On
the evening of December % a club Of
seventeen mothers and their children
will be entertained at the Aguiar
Branch Library, at 10th Street, by a
magician. Presents will be given to all.
Mrs. Louis Jersowit spoke of the work
that had been done with reference to
parks, Fairgrounds and moving pic
lures. Miss Jane Button tod of the
industrial conditions prevailing, par
ticularly among the girls and women.
Miss Ida Ikelheimer spoke of the
work done by the Board of Education
for the crippled children and the men
tally deficient, and of the vocational
work where an effort is made not only
to find out what the child is fitted for,
but also to watch industrial conditions
SO that the best work may be done
DR.. Lucy Osborne Wight gave a talk
on social hygiene and the great need
there was for care and education along
that line.
Mrs. f. A. Halsey told of the visits
she had paid to the athletic club in
125th Street started by Mr. Geer, and
the splendid possibilities of the Mar
shall Stillman movement
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Annual SOrOsis
Breakfast to
Mark New Year
Husbands and Children of
Members To Be Among
Guests at Clubs Ga a
Day at Waldorf Astoria
Five to Deliver Addresses
Governor Edwards Is Listed
Among Speakers at Meet
ing of Government Cub

The annual New Years breakfast of
Sorosis, Mrs. John Lewis Childs presi-
dent, will be held at the Waldorf-As-
toria next Saturday. This is the big
club day, when tie husbands are ad-
mitted and every member Of the family
is made welcome. This year an espe-
cially joyous day is anticipated. A pro-
gram has been arranged by the execu-
tive committee, under the direction of
Miss Anna Maxwell Jones. The speak
ers will be Dr. Emily Manning Smith,
Mrs. John Kenm, Mrs. Philip Carpen,
Jones. Edith Hal.ett Frank will sing
two groups Of songs.
There will be q young peoples table,
Mrs. John Francis Schwieters hostess.
for the sons and daughters of the club
and their friends. Dancing will follow
the program. The children also will have
their own table, presided over by Mrs.
Edmund P. Fowler
Among the guests invited are: Prince
and Princess Cantacuzene-Spera
General and Lady Azgapatian, M. and
Nine Maurice Casenave, Miss Helen
Donoso, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Newton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alberto Costabel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dahn Copal Mukerji, Mr.. and Mrs
T. Gilbert Pearson, Colonel and Mrs.
Oliver Eskridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Markham and Mrs. Edward Mcdowell.
The regular meeting of the Govern
ment Club will be held at the Hotel
Astor January 8. Mrs. George E.
Owens. president of the club, an
nounces that Governor Edward l. Ed
wards, Of New Jersey, will address the
meeting. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Ed
wards will speak on "Mothers of Great
mental hygiene committee of the State
Chart es Aid Association, on Sound
Minds in the Making" The board will
meet one hour before the regular meet
ing.
The Dixie Club of New York, Mrs.
Edwin Wright Inslee president, held
it's Christmas meeting at the Waldorf
Astoria Thursday to honor the pres-
dents of other clubs. 1t was largely
attended Mrs. Ernest E. Malcolm ar
ranged the program. Groups statu-
ary were posed by Miss Belle Kinney
whose studio is in Fifth Avenue. Mrs
Edwin N. Whitfield read verses, while
the younger members of the club posed
for The Reveries of Bachelor"
At the meeting Of the Washington
Heights Womens Club last Monday
Mrs. Thaddeus Wikerson, president
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Notes of the W0mens Clubs Affairs in Society

Arthur Guiterman. who was introduced
by the chairman Of the lecture commit
tee. Mrs Mary Handel Stoddard, gave
readings from his own poems, Ballads
of Old New York"
Drama Comedy Club, Miss Edyth
Totten, president, is making arrange
ments for its second b rthday lunch
con in the ballroom of the Hotel Astor
on February 10. Cards have been sent
out to $500 and unique and delight
full program being p.anned Drama
Comedy Revue will include scenes from
"Lightn n" "Call the Doctor" and
Irene" Carl Fique will open the pro-
gram with an organ solo.
Miss Totten will be assisted by sew
eral of her officers, including Mrs.
Sara Foster, Mrs. Mildred Holland,
Mrs. May Douglas, Mss. Florence Har-
grave, Mrs. Katherine Fique, Mrs. Sarah
Hunter. Mrs. Imogene King Mrs. A. U.
Keedwell, Mrs. Eliza Harris, Mrs.
Louis E. Manley, Mrs. Marie Glynn,
Mrs. J. F. Shipper, and Mrs. Estelle
E. Wagner,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

Miss Evelyn Estabrook, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Estabrook, will
be introduced to society at a dance
which Mrs. Noble Mcconnell president
of the New York Mozart Society, will
give for her at the Hotel Astor Tues
day night 1t will be a rose debut
some 1000 roses being used in the dec
oratons. 1t was these flowers Miss
Estabrook carried nine years ago last
June when she acted as flower girl at
the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell.
Mrs Mcconnell and the debutante will
be assisted in receiving the 500 guests
by members Of the Junior Cabinet
twenty-five of whom will carry statfs
topped with roses tied with ribbons,
and an equal number will carry gar
lands of Southern smilax and roses.
The ballroom will be bower of roses
and the receiving committee will form
@ horseshoe in the center of the room
The annual dinner for the children of
the East Side Clinic. of VIII ch Mrs. Nc
Connell is president, will be held at
the Hotel Astor on Thursday. Two
hundred children and their mothers
will be conveyed to and from the clinic
to the Astor. Mrs. Thomas W. Bentley
is chairman of the committee in charge.
There will be a Christmas tree and
suitable gifts for all.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Mss SILLO is q daughter of

Mss SlLAo is a daughter Ugh, of
Sillo. She is chairman of tho
tennis committee Of tho Ne1O
York Mozart Society and aoiu
act as one Of the rose girls at
the debut of Miss Evelya Esta-
brook on Tuesday night at tho
Hotel Astor.
Miss Estabrook is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G.
Estabrook and 1OiN be intro
duced to society on Tuesday at
the Hotel Astor at q supper and
dance to be given by Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell, president of the Ne1v
York Mozart Society.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Women's Clubs Arrange
Round of Entertainments
Among Holiday Festivities Will Be Supper Dance
To Be Given by Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, President
of Mozart Society, to Introduce Miss Estabrook

will celebrate New Years Eve by giving
kinds and others will have festv
holidays earlier the week. Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell president will large
Tuesday night to Introduce Miss
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Esabrook 1t
will be brilliant guests hundred
New Years breakfast Saturday at the
will be admitted to the festivities
The and the Euphony
Club will the Waldorf Astoria
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Club Elects Officers

The Manhattan Matinee Club, Mrs
Jessie Emerson Moffat president
elected many new members at the
business meeting on Monday afternoon
at the Waldorf Astoria. They included
Mrs. Thomas Dunno, Mrs. j. B. Ruch-
stuhl, Mrs Clarence Engle, Mrs. J. 3.
Mortimer. Mrs. w. E. Ransom, Mrs.
T. T.. Graham, Mrs. ". F. Forestal,
Mrs. E. J. Virgins, Mrs. John S. Scott,
Mrs. Henry Mann and Mrs. Herbert
Rumvill.
Miss Elsie Rizer, of the cast of "The
Tavern recently attended by the
club, was a special guest The club
lecturer, Mrs. James W. Howie, gave
an interesting talk on one-act plays.
The new officers are: First vice.
president. Mrs. F. H. Scardefeld, who
will act as president in the absence
of Mrs. Motfat in California; second
vice-presdent, Mrs. r. S. Matfit; third
vice-presdent, Mrs. W. F. Sherer;
fourth vice-president, Mrs. G. P. Kup-
frain; treasurer, Mrs. Edward P. Fay;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Lowell
Mason; recording secretary, Mrs. c. c..
Vail.
Mrs. George L. Fowler will act as
chairman of criticism and lead discus
sons of plays in the absence of Mrs.
Edward R. Emerson.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Miss Edyth Totten Married

Miss Edyth Totten. president of
Drama Comedy Club. was married
few weeks ago to Russell Moore Fan
ming. They are making their home at
the Hotel Astor, and it was at one of
the recent meetings of the club that
she announced her marriage.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

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New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

decorated tambourines were presented
to the women and Russian caps to the
men. The chairman of reception was
Mrs. Joseph Gutmann; introduction,
Mrs. NJ. T. Nixon; presidents aides,
Mrs X. N. Fique; Mrs. A. V. Orr and
Mrs. E. P. Turner.
The guests of honor were Nine. Maia
Kalna, Nine. Frances Aida, Nine. Pas
quale, Nine. Lipkowska, Capt. Badoun
and M. Mirovitch.
The Century Theatre Club, Mrs.
Axel 0. Ihlseng president, will hold the
December social meeting on Wednes-
day, instead of on Friday. The Prov
incetown Players will present the play
Aria da Capa." by Edna St. Vincent
Millay. Lawrence Laugner, playwright,
will speak on topic of interest to all
theatergoers, and teachers of high
schools will be guests Of honor.
Euphony Society to Entertain
The New York Euphony Society
(Mrs. James j. Gormley founder and
president) has engaged the roof of the
Waldorf Astoria for it's New Years Eve
celebration, which will include re-
ception to the officers, musical and
vaudeville entertainment, supper and
general dancing. Following the re-
ception number of special dances will
be given, among them one by Miss
made for 400 members and guests.
This affair will be in the nature Of q
first anniversary celebration.
Among the hostesses for Friday night
are Mrs. George Gunlack, Mrs. Rosalie
Peters, Mrs. ]. X. Barnes, Mrs. Charles
G. Braxner. Mrs. Anton Hilbert, Mrs.
A. J. JAEGER, Mrs. William F. Kramer,
Mrs. D. j. McAuliffe, Mrs. ]. W. Irving,
Mrs. William Carter Crane, Mrs. Will
lam H. Roche, Mrs. Charles Muller,
Mrs. E. c. Str ppler, Mrs. Daniel Lutz,
Mrs. Frederick Schmitt, Mrs. Edmond
Flaherty, Mrs. John w. Splitter, Mrs.
A. B. Ostrom and Mrs. Charles Ben
nett.
Portia Club of the City of New York,
Inc. (Mrs. Edward Allen AL
bright president), met at the Hotel
Astor December 16 Miss Mary Garrett
Hav, Mrs. Belle de Rivera and Mrs.
Waiter S. Comfy were the guests of
honor and gave Informal talks preced-
ing the address of the afternoon, which
Was by Fiorello H. La Guardla, his sub
ject being THE Legal Status of Immi-
grafton and Naturalization" Vocal Sc
lections were given by Mrs Howard S.
Brown
The annual luncheon will be given at
the Hotel Astor on February 5.
Theoria Matinee Luncheon Club,
Mrs. Harold George Wood president
and founder, held its yearly luncheon
and matinee for members only Thurs
day. Luncheon was served at Hotel
Astor and later the club attended the
Belasco Theatre to see Francis Starr
in "One." At the luncheon the mem
bers of the board of council presented
a gold wrist watch to the president,
Mrs. Harold George Wood.
Speeches were made by Mrs. John
Stratton OLeary, Mrs. Adele lie C,
Adams, Mrs H. L. Baer, Mrs. L. II.
Huot and Mrs. Charles A. Smith.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

Patronesses Of the Christmas dance
FOR the Beethoven circle of young men
and women ushers Of the Beethoven So
ciety. at the Plaza Tuesday evening in
clude Nine. Aida Tanini-Tag iavia,
president; Mrs. J. Sherwood Hyatt, Mrs.
Katherine A. Martin, president of the
Athene Club; Mrs. Dudley Van Holland,
Mrs Howard NJ. Potter, Mrs. D. M. Pc
terson, Mrs George T. Lynch, Mrs.
Grace A. Smith, Mrs. De Lancey T.
Smith, Mrs. W. E. Verran, Mrs. Edward
Hull-Smith, Mrs Charles Kalman. Mrs
J. C.. Walton, Mrs P. w. Bowen, Mrs
Walker Voyett, Mrs. j. A. Lawrence
Mrs. E. ]. Moncuse, Mrs. Henry E. Love
Mrs. Z. H. Scroth and Miss Ella Louise
Henderson.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

Evelyn Scotney. soprano, will be one
Of the soloists at the benefit entertain
ment 70 be given Tuesday at the
Waldorf Astoria under the auspices of
the Woman's Press Club The pro-
ce-ds will DO used to maintain a schol-
sfsn,p for stuoent journalists at
Columbia University and to create a
provident fund for the assistance Of
ag.o and needy members.
Other artists on the program will be
Miss Ella Palmer. who will sing the
prologue from "Pagliacci"; Miss Grace
Bradley and Rafaelo Diaz. Of the
metropolitan Opera Company; Oliver
Denton. pianist; Miss Helen Dcyonia
and Ian Maclaren.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

Moro than 1000 members at..rdsd
the Christmas fete and ball given by
the National Opera Club, Nine. Kath-
arine Won Klenner president, at the
Waldorf-Astoria Tuesday night. The
Russian isba Company, with Serge
Barowsky. presented Russian Christ
mas scene. During the Santa Claus
Cotillon," led by Baroness Won Klon-
ner and T. \. Dixon, novel gifts were
presented by Mrs. Owen Kildare. Capt
W. II. Baker. Mrs. J. Gutmann Mrs.
III. t. zon and Lowen Kildare II. C.
kckenroth acted as Santa Claus.
The figures" were arranged BY
Sraneis Wright Clinton and &. c. CO.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

The Michigan Women in New York,
at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Folks on Madison Avenue, voted to use
the funds raised for Christmas chari-
ties at the clubs recent bridge party
for dinners to individual poor families
and for q chair to be presented to the
Shut-In Society. The dinners will be
dispensed by the ph lanthropic COM
mittec. Mrs. G. C Coblens chairman.
The members Of the club also dressed
sixty dolls for poor children.