The New York herald., 1920-11-07

Mckay Kelly and MRS. Lester r. Scott
Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Royal were elected
/ to the office OF vice-presidents and
Maud Ballington Booth was elected to
the board of directors. Mrs. Robert
Lyle was also elected to the board,
bringing with her the interest and CO.
operation Of the Texas Club, of Which
she is president.
A programme with Soviet Russia the
subject was the order of the meeting
OF the Post Parliament at the Hotel
McAipin last Friday. IL was arranged
by the Committe. on Political SJ.Jnce.
Mrs. Hattie Bondy. chairman, was i'll
charge of the discussion. on Friday,
November Y, the Current Events Com
mittee will present the subject OF
Mexico for discussion. TO be In charge
Of Mrs. Angelique V. Orr, chairman.
The Daughters OF Ohio will have a
meeting tomorrow afternoon in the
East Room OF the Waldorf-Astori
The New York City Mothers Club will
have meeting on the same afternoon
in the White and Gold Room and the
Daughters of tho Empire State will
have a bridge In the state apartments.
Other events at the Waldorf this week
incl-.de a meeting OF the Daughters OF
day afternoon. a bridge by the Manhat-
tan Matinee Club In the White and Gold
Koonn. and q meeting Of the Kentucky
Society. all on Tuesday afternoon.
On Wednesday afternoon the New York
Browning Society win have a meeting,
and ON Thursday the Missouri Women's
Club win have dance IN the roof gar
den in the evening Earlier in the day
the Euterpe Club will have luncheon
and the National Society of New Eng
land Women social afternoon in the
root garden
Saturday afternoon the New York
Euphony Society will have musicale
and tea in the Astor Gallery and the
Washington Heights Chspter, D. \. r.,
a meeting In the White and Gold Room.
The Woman's Thirteen Club, Henriette
Strauss president. will have a meeting
on Saturday at the Spencer Arms, when
reports from the Officers and chairman
will be read. The guests of honor will
be Mrs. Mary Everett Pointin and Mrs.
Imogene King.
The Theatre Assembly Mrs. ]. Chris
topher Marks president. will build
country club for the members, to be open
from May l to November l. The club
mouse VIII be located on a plot of forty
acres on the shore of Oneida Lake. The
club will have it's own bathing pavilions,
garages, &c. A large ballroom will make
1t possible to continue the Tuesday eve
ming dances during the summer that
have become so popular in New York.
Halloween dinner and dance was
held on October 29 at the Clarendon by
the Michigan Women in New York, Mrs
John Jay Bush president. Fifty mem
bers and their It's were present, and
the tables Welc decorated with jack O.
lanterns, ferns and flowers. Appropriate
souvenirs Were distributed among the
guests. The president presided at the
head Of the table and Mrs Arnold Davis.
chairman of entertainment, at the foot.
At the Hotel McAlpn on Saturday,
November 81. the CrsuIine Alrmnae OF
New Rochelle will give a tea and dance.
The patrons and patronesses include
Mrs. Alfred Johnson, Mrs. A. Barrett.
Mrs. Bernard Kelley, MIR. Frank DowI-
ing. Mrs. William Coughlin. Mrs Mat
thew MacNamara and Mrs. Joseph
keenan,. A dance committee is assist
ing the president. Mrs. Felix A. NuI-
doom. Tickets may be obtained from
Miss Catherine Sullivan. 163 East
Ninety-third street.