New-York tribune., 1920-12-05
Luncheon by u. s. D. of 1912

The congress will give states
luncheon on January 13.
Luncheon by u. s. ID. Of 1872
A luncheon was given last Saturday
by Andrew Jackson Chapter, u. S. D.
OF 1912, at the Hotel Pennsylvania. Tho
members were seated at large oval
table, with the regent, Mrs. Homer Lee.
presiding.
The guests Of honor were Mrs. Will
lam Gerry Slade, president of the New
York State Society L. S. D. of 1912;
Mrs Walter S. Comfy. president of the
New York State Federation Of Won
en- 'nn $ Clubs; Mrs. Thomas j.. Vivian, pres
lgent Of the Congress of State Socie
ties, and Mrs. Axel 0. Ihlseng, presi-
dent OF the Century Theater cub.
among other guests were Mrs. Peters.
president OF the Shut-In Society: Mrs
Z. |. Herbert, founder of the Dauch-
ters Of A Aabama; Mrs William r
Stewart, president of the Patriotic
y omen OF America the officers of the
New York State Society. l.. S. d of
lsl2; Captain Kate Wesslan Mrs. ]. NJ.
Taylor and Mrs. James NJ. Stewart.
ne affair vas in charge Of Mrs.
Emma Kip Edwards. chairman; Mrs.
" IS ton L. Mann and Mrs, Edward
Burton Williams.
The Jamaica Women's Club. Mrs.
samuel plmock Palmer, president will
"o4d us december meeting at the Ma
son Temple, Jamaica, L. l., Wednes-
"ay afternoon. The program will start
~ S;o0 o'clock. and will be in charge
o. Mrs. Henry Holt and Miss Marceila
reader, will present a program Of
Christmas stories and chor,s from
the club, under the direct on of Mrs.
uolt VIII sing ancient and modern
Christmas carols.
A lares meeting was held las.
Wednesday at the Waldorf Astoria bv
the National Society. Patriotic Women
Of America with Mrs William R. Stew
art, regent, in the chair. There was
program Of speaking and music.
Mrs. Florence Foster jenkins. as
chairman of music, presented Irving
Jackson, barytone, and Miss Adele Ro-
senttal, pianist, who played Chopins
scherzo.
Tae guests Of honor were Dr.. Thomas
klllaiee, the Rev. J, P. McComas, DR..
:, nosa-ie 5. Morton. Dr.. Ramsay, Mrs.
Mutt, Mrs. George C. Howes, Mrs. John
{. Kerr, Mrs. Edwin Arden, Mrs. Homer
Lee. Mrs. Katherine Martin and Mrs.
Charles II. Griffin.
Because of some designations the
personnel of the board of governors is
changed. Mrs. William Arrowsmith
having been elected as corresponding
secretary, Mrs. c. A. j. Queck Berner
treasurer and Mrs. Alfred H. Masury
historian, ali to dlI the unexpired
terms of their predecessors.
The annual Christmas sale Of the
Art Workers Club, which will take
place at the clubrooms, 224 Wes.
f,i'ty-e eighth Street. Wednesday and
Thursday, promises TO be of more than
usual interest In addition 70 tho
popular book cnds trays, casts. calen-
dars, frames, boxes, etc. there will be
a collection Of original small pictures
in oil and water color by recognized
artists. Unique plans for the decora-
ton cf the tea room are In progress.
and the tables will be attended by
models IN costumes Of various designs.
nations and periods These costumes
are the property of the club and may be
rented by members.
ne December social meeting Of
Athene, Mrs. Katherine A. Martin
president, WAS held Thursday in the
Astor Gallery Of the Waldorf-Astoria.
There was large attendance Of mem
bers and guests Luncheon was served
at 1 o'clock, followed by the program
Mrs. Burnet T. Wenman and Mrs
Charles G. Braxmar chairmen. Tho
musical numbers Of the afternoon wcre
given by Miss Elsie Strohman. Mrs
Bernard Ferguson and Miss Elsie Wag
ner. The speakers included Francis /.
"lnslcw, whose subject was "Self Help
or state Help" At the close Of tho
program DR.. Robert Bruce Clark, chap
IAN Of Aihene, made n few remarks.
The solarium Of the Waldorf Astoria
was the scene Of brilliant affair YES
'erday afteroon when Athene rave the
''rst dance Of its club year The chair
nan Of tho reception, Mrs Edward
t0s'ean, presented the guest. TO Mrs.
natherine A. Martin, president. who In
turn introduced them TO her assistant
hostesscs
The American Society Of Reconssruc-
ton, Mrs Robert Wylie Lyle founder
Nrd pres dent, met at the Hotel Plaza
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