The New York herald., 1920-01-18

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church lines by the Rev. Dr. Charles j.
Howard, pastor of the Jane Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, will hold its next
meeting on Thursday in the assembly
room of that church.
There win be one open meeting a month
and one for members. Refreshments will
be served and friendship encouraged. The
officers are:-President, Mr.. George Gill
bert Mead; Secretary, Miss Edna Gibson
Treasurer, Mrs. Carlo Kohrasen; Chair
man of Membership. Mrs. George Gilbert
Mead; DR.. Howard is first vice president
There will be departmental work of the
club in the forms of worlds service, spir-
itual service, social service and Ameri-
canization with chairman and commit
tee for each The chairmen are:--
World Service, Mrs. Frederick J. Macy;
Spiritual Service, Mr.. J. YouInan: Enter
tainment and Moving Picture Service, Mr..
Garlic Kohrseen; Social Service. Mrs. Nell
lie b. Van Singerland. with DR.. A. Jo-
sephine Sherman as physician of the de-
partment, and Americanization, Mr..
Carrie Kohrseen. chairman.
Domestic Service on a Business Basis
will be the subject for discussion at the
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tional Society of New England Women,
miss Sara A, Palmer president. in the
IWaldorf-Astoria on next Thursday. Miss
Ida Laetus will be chairman. Among the
speakers will be Mrs. Henry f. Kilburn,
Mrs. IL. K Stewart and Mrs. Henry Mil
ler; Miss Louise Maitland will sing. On
next Saturday the members of the colony
will celebrate the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary with meeting in the Waldorf-Asto-
ria. c
The members of the Art Committee of
the Rainy Day Club of America attended
a reception yesterday In the studio Of
53 West Thirty-ninth street, to view re-
cent portraits of DIR. and Mrs. Charles v.
Palermo and others.
Members of the National Opera Club OF
America, Nine. Katherine Evans Won
klenner president, will have their sixth
annual operate entertainment at the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel on Thursday night.
acts from Verdi's Aida and Donizetti's S
Lucia di Lammermoor'' by professional
and amateur members, In addition to the
Venetian scene from Tales OF Hoffman,.
Mr.. Carl F'ique will conduct the orchestra,
which will play also the overture FROM
THE Merry Wives of Windsor" Nine.
! Berenice dc Pasquali. Miss Anna Bossetti,
Messrs. Vladimir Dorriani, Orrin Bastedo
and A. Graviano will be among the solo,
lists. Dancing will follow the programme.
The Life as a Fine Art Club. Mrs. Mil
dred Manly Easton, president and speaker,
held meeting in the Hotel Commodore
on last Wednesday. There was a large
attendance and eight new members were
taken into the club. Mrs. Charles E..
Hatch. chairman. spoke OF current world
events, among them of the giving spirit
that prevailed at Christmas. She stated
4 that this was made possible because OF
the passing Of old John Barleycorn from
the home, and with prohibition there
would soon be no need OF rescue missions
and inebriate homes. She suggested
strong Americanism and quick deporta-
! ton of anarchists. Mrs. Shanna Cum
mngs-Jones sang. Mrs. Easton created
the chair Of publicity for the club. stating
these were the days of evolution. advance
ment and propaganda. and that she recog-
nized benefits were TO be derived from
publicity in everything. She selected
Mrs. John Joseph Macdonald as chair
man OF publicity. Mrs. Eva Ross was
named to take charge Of questionnaires.
! Mrs. Easton, who is giving course of
lectures on values OF Life spoke also
on 1.-The Individual in Relation to the
World. The Day of Magnitudes." The
next meeting OF the club will be on Feoru-
| airy IL in the Hotel Commodore
The members OF che club were enter.
tanned "over the tea cups" by Mrs. ~
Schultz on last Friday at the Sar
Reno. Mines. Easton, l.. Gardner. ;
VI. Bonte, Eva Ross, John Joseph Mac
Donald. Edward Locke. II. l.. Nulson
Nellie Johnson and A. l.. Hillyard were
among the guests.
! The HARLEM Philharmonic Society OF
the City OF New York. Mrs. c. Victor
Twiss president. held its third programme
of the season In the Astor gallery OF the
IWaldorf-Astoria Hotel on last Thursdhy
morning. Officers and directors received
the members. Miss Florence Easton' OF
the Metropolitan Opera. sang with charm.
The breakfast following the programme
was served In the ball room and was
under the direction OF Mrs. J. S. Carvalho.
chairman OF the day. Among the guests
we're Mrs. Harry Lilly, president OF the
Federation OF Women's Clubs: Mrs. Leon
ard Hill, president Of Criterion Club; Mrs.
William r. Chapman, president OF the
Rubinstein Club; Mrs. Cora Wells Trow,
president of the Post Parliament, and
Mrs. Ralston, OF the Rainy Day Club.
Tho New Year celebration Of the Chi
lcago Womans Club, Mrs. w. II. Ga
lhsgan president, was held In tho Hotel
Astor on last Monday. Mrs. II. G. Herring
and Mrs. a. II. Harcq were chairnen
of the day and arranged the musical and
literary programme.
Among the artists were Miss Marian
Mantell, who gave Italian and Irish mon
ologues; Miss Helen Rcnstrau In songs
with Mr. Edwin Bochcs accompanist. and
Mr.. j. w. Il. Mulder In plano selections
from his own compositions. Mrs. Edna l..
Coleman sang soprano solos. paper on
current events was read by Mrs a. 4.
weisnt. aiiss T.. u. Dexter gave an In