The New York herald., 1921-04-10

Henig is chairman and will be assisted
by Mrs. Edward Caldwell, Mrs. l.. w.
Seeligsberg. Mrs. w. r. Carton, Mrs. e.
NJ. Smith. Mrs. H. Thomas. Mrs f.
Boyd. Miss Mabel Crosby, Mrs. Claire
Osborn. Mrs. G. A. Desser and Mrs
John ]. Macdonald. Many tables have
been taken and II promises to be ono Of
the largest card parties Of the season.
The club is active in work for disabled
soldiers.
The Daughters Of Ohio, Mrs. Edmund
w. Kingsland, president will have its
seventh meeting OF the season to-mor-
row afternoon at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Miss Laura Skinner will be chairman.
The programme will include an address
on ''The Stage" by Miss Mary Shaw and
recitations by Miss Julia Arthur. fol-
lowed by music.
Another card party has been arranged
for the blind fund by Mrs. Marc NJ
Reynolds. chairman Of the ways and
means committee. 1t will be given at
the homo of Mrs. James Hardie Proc
tor. 242 West 103d street, on Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. e. B. Hollister will be
the hostess. On Tuesday Mrs. Kings
land will give a reception for the club
members at her home.
The New York State branch OF the IN
ternational Order Of the Kings Daugn-
ters and Sons is doing it's part In pro-
viding a home at Dansville, N. Y.
where aged married couples overtaken
by misfortune may spend their declin-
ing days together.
To raise funds to be used in the MAIN
tenance of the home a number OF women
will give bridge party at the Hotel
Pennsylvania tomorrow afternoon.
Tickets for this are 81 each and may
be obtained from Mrs. H. W. Miller, 7ss
Riverside Drive.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bacon Custer, widow
Of Gen. George A. Custer was the guest
Of honor at the regular monthly meeting
of the Michigan Women in New York,
Mrs. J. J. Bush president. which was
held at the residence of Mrs. Alfred
Humphreys. Hotel Ansonia. on March
81. Mrs. Custer. who is a native OF
Michigan. gave an interesting talk on
her experiences on the plains while ac-
companying her husband during his
campaigns against the Indians. at the
end of which she was voted an honorary
life member of the society. A musical
programme by Mrs. Mary Wagner Gill
bert followed.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Daughters Of Alabama will be held Tues
day afternoon at the Astor Hotel, Mrs
]. e. Herreshoff presiding.
The Century Theatre Club, Mrs. Axel
O. Ihlseng president, held its annual
luncheon on Friday at the Hotel Com
modore. Mrs. Herbert Hoover and the
presidents of some of New York city
and Brooklyn womens clubs were the
guests of honor. The speakers were
Mrs. James w. Howie and Mrs. Eva
Phipps.
New York State Chapter. Daughters
OF the Revolution, Mrs. John II. Hem
enway regent. will hold its regular board
meeting on Friday at the Hotel Astor.
regular meeting OF the Society Tor
Political Study, Mrs. Otto Kahn presi-
dent, will be held on Tuesday afternon
at the Hotel Astor. Mrs. Mortimer Men
ken will conduct the parliamentary drill.
Or. Anna Hochfelder will speak on
Pending Legislation" and Miss Kather-
Inc d. Blake will talk on Health Con-
ditions in Our Schools"
Under the auspices Of the Knicker-
booker Relief Club Mrs. Camille Rirn-
bohm president. a card party will be
held at the Waldorf-Astoria on wednes-
day afternoon. There will be n prize
for each table. Mrs. George wesslau
Is chairman
Mrs John w. Marshall Mrs. rreder-
lex H. Dillingham; and Mrs. Edward
u. Lyman were patronesses Of an auc-
ton bridge party. which was held in
Hotel Pennsylvania Tuesday afternoon
Tor the benefit of i'll and poor persons
IN the mountain regions of West vir-
ginia. There were about hundred ta-
bles.
new club will be formed ar Hotel
pennsylvania on April IA under the
leadership OF Mrs. Albert Douglas.
among the women who already have ap-
pied for membership are Mrs Owen
Downes. Mrs Armon Gerdes. Mrs. Oscar
Gemunder and Mrs. Fred Hinckley.
Brooklyn Branch No 5, Society or
the Third (Regular) Division. which
during the world war won the name of
the Marne Division, will hold its sec
ond annual spring dance at Arcadia
Han. Saratoga avenue and Halsey street,
brooklyn. on the evening of April IA. All
FORMER Third Division men are urged to
De on hand that evening to participate
In the festivities Of the occasion.
Life as a Fine Art, Mrs Mildred
Manly Easton president. will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at the Hotel Com
modore. THE Conflict In Personal Re-
lations" will be the subject OF Mrs.
Easton's lecture. the seventh In a series.
Mrs. Charles r. Hatch, the chairman.
Will speak on current events and Mrs
Walter II. Gahagan will sing a group
of songs.
Legislative Night" will be held by
the University Forum of America Tues
day evening at the headquarters OF the
club. 203 West Ninety-third street. John
L. O'Brien. Corporation Counsel of the
city OF New York. will speak on 'Legis-
lation that Robs Our City of Home
Rule" Alexander Cumming, the presi-
dent OF the club, will be the chairman
of the evening and Mrs. Guliaeima v.
Foley the hostess. A reception and dance
Will be held. Hypnotic night" was held
last Tuesday evening. Prof Jacques
Romano. scientist. gave an address on
The Science of Hypnotism: How to De-
velop the Power of Suggestion and Auto
Suggestion"
The annual meeting and election OF
directors Of Athe>, Mrs. Katherine A.
Martin president. was held Thursday at
the valdorf-Astoria. 1t was the last
regular luncheon and meeting Of the club
reason. The programme was In charge
0f Mrs Chpqfer n Eulrner and Mre