The New York herald., 1921-02-27


man. an alumnus Of the class OF S.
During the dinner moving pictures will
be shown depicting life at the univer-
sity at present
For the benefit of the Stage Childrens
Fund, card party was held on Thurs
day afternoon at Audubon Hall, 166th
street and Broadway. 1t was under the
Craftsmanship Of Mrs. William S. Nor
genroth. There were prizes for the win
ners of the games as well as non-play-
ers. Tea was served
The annual retreat at the Convent Of
the Helpers of the Holy Souls. l12 East
Eighty-sixth street, will begin to-mor-
row afternoon and will continue until
Friday evening. II will be conducted by
the Rev. William j. Stanton. There will
be four exercises each day. Luncheon
will be served to any one wishing to re-
main all day at the convent
The Society for Political Study, Mrs
III. Mcclellan Wade president held
meeting on Monday at the Hotel Astor.
An address on George Washington"
was given by Mr.. Joseph Mulligan. Mrs.
Otto Hahn spoke on THE Cabinet"
Mrs. Charles ID. Hirst was chairman OF
the day.
On Tuesday a dance will be held at
the Hotel Pennsylvania under the aus
ptces OF the 306th Infantry American
Legion Post. All one-time members OF
the regiment are invited. The dance
Will be preceded by motion picture
performance which will consist of films
taken pT the United States Signal Corps
rurinG the war showing the infantry in
France and IN action. One picture shows
the front line at the regiment advancing
under heavy shell fire. The pictures
will be discussed while being shown by
the one-time regimental commander,
Col. George Vidmer, now executive Off
Ger to the chief of cavalry, Washington.
For the benefit of the destitute Porto
Ricans in New York city especially
women and children who find them
selves in poor circumstances through
business depression. costume ball will
be given by the Porto Rican Associa-
ton at the Hotel Pennsylvania on Fri
day Before the opening OF the ball two
young women, one representing the
United States and the other represent
ing Porto Rico. will recite a poem en-
; titled "The Masquerade Ball" This
poem deals with the friendly relations
between the two countries.
The Inwood Political Study Club will
meet at the Parish House. Broadway
and Dyckman street, on Tuesday eve
ming. The programme will include an
address on Immigration" by Mr.. Julius
Hyman of the National Security League
and on Current Events" by Mr.. E. o.
Darlington.
Mrs. Louise Winter will entertain this
AfternOOn her af ha ta1
Marie Antoinette Among those invited
are Mr.. and Mrs. Edward FlaInmer Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Hartman, Col and Mrs
Frederick Molitor, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs ]. II. Gardiner
Soper. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Haines,
Mrs. Charles j. Coulter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson MacElroy Sherman, Mrs. Edith
Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hass, Miss Ida
Darling, DR.. George w. Partridge. Mr..
Albert Thompson. Mr. George S. DAN
iels and Mrs. Albert Cromwell.
Japanese Night will be held by the
University Forum of America next Tues
day evening at the headquarters OF the
club. at 203 West Ninety-third street
Emery ]. Woodall. A. B., who was the
executive officer of Pekin University
in 1915 to 1918. and who was in the
United States Consular Service atsCan-
ton and Tientsin in 1918 to 1920, will
speak on Vital American Interests In
the Pacific" He viii direct particular
attention to the present political and
economic question of "The Japanese In
the Philippines and California" Major
A. l.. Boyce, Boss Tiger" Of Boyces
Tigers, will be the chairman OF the eve
ming. and Mrs. A. l.. Boyce the hostess.
4 formal dance will follow the ad-
dresses The fourth annual Bal Masque
of the Forum was held last Tuesday
evening at the Hotel Majestic, with
very large attendance OF the members
and their friends. Mr. Alexander Cum
ming, president OF the club was the
chairman of the evening. Those on the
committee were Mrs John +. Schipper.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Aston Graham,
Sonora Eladia Carvajal de Lanman,
Mrs. Caroline de Ruwe. Mr.. and Mrs.
James A McGill. Mr.. Emerson S. Bow
ers, Mr.. p. ]. Shaw Mr.. Clarence Fay,
Misses Sophie Borman, Consuelo II.
Hansen and Ida f. Repper.
The Foster Mothers Association OF
America, of which Mrs. Philip Simon is
president will hold a Presidents Day
and annual meeting at Hotel Astor at
o'clock tomorrow.