The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05

Mr.. Henry Lane Wilson, formerly Am
bassador of the United States to Mexico,
will be it's guest Of honor on Wednes-
day evening, December 10, and will de-
liver an address on that occasion in
the grand ballroom OF the Hotel Plaza
on Mexico" The discourse is one of
a series OF talks being given by well
known Americans on questions OF the
day under the auspices of the club.
On Thursday evening a travelogue en-
titled Labrador to Alaska" is to be
given by L. O. Armstrong OF the Bu-
reau Of Commercial Economics. Wash
ington, before the members Of the club
In the rose room at the Plaza. Follow
ing the lecture the club will go to Ice
land" the skating rink in Broadway.
The New York Euphony Society. Mrs.
James j. Gormley president, win give
cthe first concert of the season next
Thursday In tho ballroom Of the Wal
rf-Astoria at s 80 p. NJ.
DR.. Carl Hahn will conduct the
Euphony choral and orchestra in Pretty
Good World" by Dudley Buck. and
other selections The Euphony choral
will be heard with solo by Miss Adele
Rankin. Miss Caroline LaZzari also will
sing. A. dance will follow the pro-
gramme. An orchestra Of sixty players
from the National Symphony Orchestra
will assist the choral The second matt
nee musical will take place on Saturday,
Dec. II, in the Astor Gallery Of the Wal
dorf.
Tho Washington Heights Chapter. D..
A. r., Mrs. Samuel J. Kramer regent,
held a Pilgrims Tercentenary yester-
day at the Chapel Of the Intercession.
Broadway and 155th street. The board
of safety Of the chapter will meet to-
morrow at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Wesley White, S55 West 145th street.
The Society OF Michigan Daughters.
Mrs. Edgar TNTk. president. will hold
its regular monthly meeting on Tues
day at Ellis Island. when the members
will be the guests OF Miss Mathews. who
has been a missionary there for more
than eighteen years. The meeting will
be gift party OF toys candy and
money for Miss Mathews TO use in her
Christmas work
In addition to tho regular activities
of the Gamut Club. AZ West F'ifty-eighth
street, o monthly luncheon has been
added to the club calendar. The lunch
cons are for actresses who are playing
In New York and therefore are unable
TO attend the regular Tuesday night din
ner. The first of the series Of these
luncheons was held on Friday when the
guest OF honor was Mrs. Thomas Whit
fen, who plays the grandmother in Just
Suppose" al the Henry Miller Theatre.
The Omega Gamma Delta Fraternity.
which Is at present established in TWEEN
ty-flve preparatory schools in New York.
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachu-
setts. Michigan and Washington. will
hold It's annual dance on Wednesday
evening. December 20. II win take
place in the ballroom OK tho Hotel Penn
sylvania.
Tho programme Of the meeting Of the
Post Parliament Club, Mrs Cora Welle5
Trow. president, 10 be held Friday at
the Hotel McAlpin. will be in charge Of
tho committee on current literature, with
Mrs. Hattie Mcdowell chairman. Sub
iect: Prize Stories OF 1919, O. Henry.
Memorial. The rule of this club allows
only members TO present the programme,
but guests may take part In general dis
cussion. During each season there Is at
least ono parliamentary drill and at all
I
questions In writing 10 the chairman OF
parliamentary laws.
A luncheon was given last Saturday
by Andrew Jackson Chapter, " s. D..
of 1912, at the Hotel Pennsylvania, with
the regent. Mrs. Homer Lee, presiding.
The quests of honor were Mrs. William
Gerry slade. president New York State
Society. u. S. d. of 1912 Mrs. Walter
5. Comfy, president New York state
Federation Of Women's Clubs; Mrs
Thomas J. vivian. president Congress Of
States Societies, and Mrs. Axel o..
fhlseng, president Century Theatre Club.
Among other guests we're Mrs. Peters.
president Shut-In Society; Mrs. Il. T.
Herbert, founder Of Daughters of Ala
bama Mrs. william r. Stewart, presi-
dent Patriotic Women Of America the
officers of the New York State Society.
". s. p. of 1919. Capt Kate Wcsslan,
Mrs. T. NJ. Taylor and Mrs. James NJ
stewart. The event was in charge o.
Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards, chairman !;