New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Texas Club to Give Dance

Inc texas Club OF New Ork City
has an interesting program for the
winter as outlined at the regular
monthly meeting at the Hotel Plaza
on Tuesday. The clubs holiday affair
will be q tea dance at the Hotel Plaza
on the afternoon Of New Years Day,
and at this there VIII be sold an Old
fashioned silk log cabin quilt made by
Nina Mills Elliot, the author, the pro-
cecds from which viii be given to the
Federated Clubs Hotel for Working
Girls. The proceeds from recent
card party were divided between the
Federation Hotel and the Salvation
Amy.
The club will give the first formal
attair OF the winter on the evening of
January l3, reception and dance at
the Hotel Plaza, III celebration Of the
Tooth anniversary OF the landing OF
the colony of Stephen f: Austin, the
first settlement from the United States
in what was then part of Mexico.
On December % there will be q matt
nee party, headed by the club president.
Mrs. Robert Wylie Lyle. for the per-
rormance of Macklyn Arbuckse, native
Texan, IN Daddy Dumplins," at the
Republic.
The Dauehters Of Pennsylvania in
New York, Mrs. Walter s. Comfy prosi-
dent. held its December meeting in
the WaldorfAstoria on Tuesday. The
business meeting was followed by
piano solos by Miss Alevia Lynch and
an address, Dickens's Christmas
CAROL given by Professor J. G. Carter
Troop Soprano solos were sung by
Mrs. Philip Kirby. Mrs. Homer Lee
was chairman of program. At the fifth
birthday luncheon of the club last week
the members presented a diamond
bracelet to Mrs. Comfy.
The Drama Comedy Club Miss Edyta
Totten, president) gave its second
room of the Hotel Astor Friday night.
Preceding the dance Miss Totten and
the other officers held a reception for
several hundred guests. Among The
officers of the club for the coming year
are Mrs. Sara Foster, Mrs. Mildred
Holland, Mrs. Florence Hargrave. Mrs.
May Douglas. Mrs. Sarah Hunter, Mrs.
Amelia Schitf, Mrs Herman Cohen. Mrs.
A. |. Keedwell, Mrs. Kathryn Fique,
Mrs. r. G. Hargrave. Mrs. Estelle B.
Wagner, Mrs. Margaret NJ. Voss, Mrs.
lmoCene King, Mrs. Eliza Harris Mrs.
+. Obendorfer, Mrs. Louise f. Manley,
MIS-. marie 1tNUfl, MIS-. y. + NUlpDor r,
Mrs. Annette Ewart, Mrs. W. Pitt Riv-
ers; Carl Fique musical director; Rus
sell Moore Tanning, treasurer, and
Robert G. Hargrave, master of ceremo-
MES
The Indiana Club, the new name OF
he Daughters OF Indiana in New York
Miss Mary Garrett Hay, president
which hereafter viii admit men TO full
mem bership, held the first meeting
Monday afternoon at the Hotel Meal pir
to discuss plans for social evenings. Il
was decided to hold u supper dance
early in January. The committee or
arrango nents includes Mrs. Jane:
Franklin Elder. chairman; Howard A
Wynegar, Mrs. William A. Cauble
Frederick Felix. Miss Ruby Rees anc
Edward Lewis.
Newton W. Gilbert formerly Gov
ernor of the Philippines, was one o
/ several men who made informal talk
following an address by DR. William D
Howe on "A Hoosier's Experiences il
New York" Songs were surg by Mrs
Mary Fraube Bush, contralto, and Mrs
+. T. Johnsog, soprano, accompanies
by Mrs. Earl R. Hunt. Tea was serve,
{ following the program.
The date of the annual meeting an,
/ election Of officers has been change
4 from December to April