The New York herald., 1920-01-11
Women in VariedActivitieS

Miss Mabel Macomber will speak about
The Roosevelt Memorial Fairgrounds
at the meeting of the New York City
Mothers Club. Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney
Barstow. president, in the Hotel McAlpin
!, tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. T. Bath Glas-
son will read paper on Current Events
and there will be informal discussions OF
the philanthropic projects OF the club.
A card party and dance for the benefit
Of the Silver Cross Day Nursery was
given under the auspices of the Junior
Auxiliary, Mrs. A. ]. -Abadie president at
the Hotel Plaza last Friday.
Chairn1en OF the City Federation Of
Women's Clubs will meet on next Tues
day morning at the Hotel Astor. After
business meeting there will be luncheon
for them and officers and members OF the
Federation. Among the speakers will be
Mrs. Harry Lilly. president of the Fedora
tiori Mrs. Corinne Roosevelt Robinson and
Miss Anna Hampstead Branch. Mrs. Stan
Icy Lyman Otis. chairman of programme,
and Mrs John Marshall Gallagher, chair
man of luncheon, are in charge of arrange
ments.
The Manhattan Matinee Club, Mrs. Jessie
Emerson Moffat, president will have
a theatre party on next Tuesday night.
going to see wedding Bells at the Harris
Theatre. A supper and dance in the Hotel
Cumberland will follow the performance.
Members recently elected include Mines.
George w. Weir, Samuel Cannon. Frank
Bostwick. j. l.. Hunt, T. ]. Carlon. J. IT..
Daily, c. j. ADoell, j. DeCaney, NJ ;.
Dougherty, Emma Kip Edwards, j. b.
Fiske Thomas Gibson, p. c. Hall. II. w.
Maynard, w. B. Mussen, III. IL Snedeker'
e. L. Leigh, J. w. Turtle, M. +. Thummel,
d. D. Williams. T. NJ. Sweeney, c. T..
Sefton, J. v. Shogland, Charles Seligman,
Lowell Mason. w. L. Mann, T. NJ Macy,
10. 3. Miller, II. NJ. Noble and G. II. Payne.
Two entertainments were given last
week BIZ the Athene Club, Mrs. Katherine
A. Martin president, IN the Waidorf-As-
toria. 4 dinner and dance on Friday was
under the chairmanship OF Mrs. Frank
X Brewster and Mrs. Andrew j. Hamil-
ton. Among the guests at the president )
table were Bishop and Mrs. Charles 5.
i3urch, the Rev Dr. and Mrs. Robert Il.
Clark, Colonel Harry u. Lockwood, Mr..
NIargos de Abreu, Count Reginald Ward,
Or John Randall, Captain Jonathan Fish
ar. Lady Robinson and Mr.. Robert George
Paterson.
Nine. Tagliavia, president of the 5eetho-
ven Society, had twenty guests at dinner.
Others with parties were associate MEM
hers, including Messrs. George A. Brapd,
Joseph A. Didier, Frank L. Chipman. j.
A. stephens, Dr. Bond Stowe, Frank T..
Brew ster, Joseph Thomas and DR.. Robert
Adams.
On Thursday a reception, luncheon and
programme took place in the Astor Gal
ery. Mrs. Charles G. Braxmar was chair
man of the day. Mrs. Charles r. Lembke
was chairman OF the reception and Mrs.
George w. Beckel presidents aid. Mrs.
Albert w williams was chairman at
luncheon. assisted by Miss Lillian Will
Jams and Mrs. Howard II. Peterson. The
nrincipal guests were Mrs. George NJ.
CLYDE Nine. Tagliavia. Miss Edith Totten
and Mr.. Alfred Il. Henderson. Women
and the World Federation was the sub
iect OF an address by Mrs. Florence Guer-
tin Tuttle Dr. Il. J. " Pierce spoke on
i.,rbe Amplified Life" Russian songs
were sung by Mr.. Scrgei Adamsky. tenor
and violin solos played by Miss Maude
Farrar. Among those with guests were
Mines. Alonzo p Dayton, Clara t. Dem
nett and S. NJ. Holiender.
The Beethoven Society. Nine. Aida Ta-
nini-Taglavia president, held the third
afternoon musicale and dance yesterday
in the ball room OF the Plaza Hotel. a
large audience heard the programme given
BY Miss Mary Duncan. soprano: Mrs.
Grace Mott soprano: Mr. Harvey Hinder
myer. tenor. and Mr. Edwin Grasse. vio-
linist. Mr.. Harold Osborn Smith was ac-
companist. ON Thursday afternoon the
choral members OF the society held tea
and informal musicale at the home OF Mrs.
!. IT, Schroth. at Palisades, y. ]. The
hostcsses were Mines. ". J. Moneusc. ].
A. Marcus. James Stewart and George
Eocdcls The second afternoon card
party will be on January %. a donation
viii be given TO tho Milk Fund. The
chairmen are Mrs. J w. Lawrance and
Mrs Walker Levett.
The state Democratic Forum. Inc Mrs
robins a. Lau, president, and Mrs. T.
Hedges Cromwell honorary vice president,
held an Assembly district card party in the
Hotel Astor on January 3. Mrs. Frederick
Reynolds. recording secretary. was chair
mon. The first District having the largest
number OF members represented, won a
large cut glass rose bowl Mrs. George
Draper, a vice president Of the Forum.
led the delegation. The Ninth Assembly
District. which was second, won q cut
glass water pitcher. Third place was a
tic between the Seventh and the Thir-
tsenth Assembly districts. Mrs. w. j.
can't corresponding secretary, will be