New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

The Minerva Club, Mary Stokes Mac
Mutt, president, will hold it's January
meeting tomorrow at the Waldorf
Astoria
Mrs. Austin n. Palmer, chairman of
the day, presents the following pro
gram
Miss Ida Mule will read poems ac-
companied by music.
Harry Collins Spillman, author OF
"Personality" and Studies in Personal
Development" has chosen for his sub
ject djusting Ourselves to Our New
Era"
Nine Adelaide Fischer will sing arias
from operas and French and English
songs.
Mrs. Beales announces the next card
party for January so. at the Hotel
Astor a wonder" erformance IS to
be given under the auspices of Minerva
on February Ia at the Plaza
ment Club Mrs George +, Ovens, pres
ident will be held at the Hotel Astor
on Monday. February ., at $50 p m.
There will be a board meeting At 1:3r
y. III. The program will include piano
7escctions by Miss Minnie Edelstcin and
Current Events" by Mrs. j. W Loeb
Mrs. Earriot Stanton Blatch will
speak on the Self Dete rmination Of
Women and Mrs. Owen Kildare has
chosen for her subject The Psychology
Of Women's Dress" The feature
speaker Of the afternoon will be James
w. Gerard, former Ambassador to Ger
many.
The guests Of honor will be Mrs.
Harry Lilly, president of the City Fed
Grafton Of Womcn's Clubs. and the cx-
presidents. Mrs. Dore Lyon, Mrs. VII
liam Cumming Story. Ms. Eugene ].
Grant and Mrs. John Francis Yawgcr.
also Mrs. James Henry Parker, prcsi
dent OF the United Daughters of the
| Confcde racy
The Government Club is now q mem
per OF 1ne New York State Federation.
Delegates elected to the CITY Fedora
ton convention on February arc Mrs.
George +. Owens and Mrs E. J. I.ut-
, treH Altcrnates: Mrs. a. T.. keedwc},
and Mrs. II. G. Hoyt.
The activities Of the Free Industrial
School for Crippled Children, All West
flfty-seventh Street, and the Lulu
Thorlcy Lyons Home, at Claverack.
N. y. Colonel Walter Scott. president.
are presented to members and friend,
IN the recent number of "The Mes
senger," which is issued every two
months. Mrs. +. Ellwood Briggs is
edltor. On the lrst anniversary Of
the death of Miss Florence Guernsey.
the late vice-president, $500 was pre-
sented to the society by the Eclectic
Club as memorial to its former prcsi-
dent.
The Inner Message of India" by
Dhsn Gopal 7fukerji, will be one of the
addresses delivered at the Women's
Press Club on its next "social dav."
which is January 81
Mrs. Owen Kildare will talk on "Bol-
shevsm and How to Combat It," and
President Morris Cukor of the Munich
pal Civil Service Commission also will
speak. The Rev. Arthur Bruce Moss.
son of Frank Moss, will tell Of "a Cen
tury's Progress Toward World Unity"
Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip will speak on
'Nictory Hall"
me e. meeting will be held at p. m. at
the Waldorf Astoria, and will be de-
voted TO progress and Current
Events" of which committee Mrs IVA
Phipps is chairman. Miss Lille Dan
gcio Bergh will have charge of the ma
sical selections
Guests Of honor will be Marguerite
- - NInlIh' HemDef OF the Assembly,
Dr' >. Gardner Smith, president OF he
Harlem Board Of Commerce, and Mrs.
Thomas c. Whitmore. Of Arden, \. {.
The first evening concert and dance
OF the sixth season OF the Beethoven
Society, Nine. Aida Tanini-ragliavia,
president, filled the grand ballroom Of
the Plaza Hotel last Wednesday night.
The Beethoven Choral, under the d.
rection Of Louis Koemmcnich, CON
dnctor, sang four groups of songs.
The Star Of Gold" by Mana yucca.
was accompanied by the composer.
Harold OsbornSmith accompanied all
other numbers. Miss Harriet Van
Enden, soprano. sang a scene and aria
from Faust" and groups of songs
which included Il Love Thee" by Mr..
koemmenich. She was accompanied bv
Miss Florence Harvey Royal Dadmun.
barytone, sang an aria from "Bercnice."
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