New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

Visit and the Vision OF the Christ
Frederick S. Parker, pianist, and Eric
Freund, cellist. Or. Lillian Craig
Randall, the president of the club, will
preside.
AT the Hotel Astor, on December II,
900 women assembled at luncheon
in honor Of Mrs. Thomas G. Winter.
one of the four women appointed by
President Harding as members of the
Armament Limitation Conference in
Washington. Mrs. Richard NJ Chap
man, president of the New York City
Federation, headed the long receiving
line. AS guest of honor at the lunch
con, which followed the reception, Mrs.
Winter gave a clear and comprehensive
report of the conference, embodying
many amusing and serious Incidents
applause, Difference, words Of appre-
greetings were all in order Many Of
the clubs had more than one represen-
tative present
The National Society, Patriotic Wom-
en- of America Mrs. William r. Stewart
president, will hold luncheon on
January A, 1929, at the Hotel McAlpin
at | o'clock. On the committee are
Mrs. Robert B. Alling, Miss Charlotte
d. Allison, Mrs. Raoul A. Amador, Mrs
w. r. Anderson, Mrs. L. Frank Barry,
Mrs. William ID. Beam, Mrs. A. j. Bras
seau, Mrs. Duane Clement, Mrs. Her.
bert z. Davidson, Miss Evelina B..
Dean, Miss Martha Treat Douglas, Mrs.
Miss Helen Hicks, Mrs. Harry Hudler,
Mrs, Clarence NJ. Learned, Mrs. Henry
Ernest Niese, Miss Bonnie Ottiwell,
Miss Amelia Schachtel, Mrs. Frederick
Sousa, Mrs. Thomas j. Vivian, Mrs.
| Harvey Tyson White, Mrs. Hugo Wint-
neY, Miss Carrie B. Woodford, Mrs
Minthorne Woolsey, Mrs Caroline
Zander, with Mrs. Charles a. j. Qucck-
berner, chairman.
With Mrs Richard M Chapman
hostess the New York City Federation
gave q "Starvation Luncheon on
Wednesday at Hotel McAlpin. 1t was
in the interest Of the Far East Relief
and mucn enthusiasm was aroused.
Several contributions were given and
many pledges made for the work. Mo
tion pictures showed the dixa distress
of the children abroad and the great
necessity for more orphanages as we'll
as other accommodations for the well
farc of the children.
The National California Club gave a
musicale on Tuesday at the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. Beatrice Fine presented
an interesting program.
Some 800 children and grown-ups had
visit from Santa Claus Yesterday at
Randalps Island. Toys, animals, dolls,
ribbons, games, books. filed stockings
candy, slippers for the little folks and
many other toys were presented by
Miss Mary Jordan Baker, chairman and
treasurer OF the philanthropic commit
tee of the Rubinstein Club, of which
Mrs. William Rogers Chapman is pres
idont.
The philanthropic work of the club
also includes looking after some Grip
pied children, the boarding of orphan
girls, scholarships in the musical
schools and other worthy causes.
There viii be no further debates on
the Post Parliament programs for a
month The regular meeting, however,
is sche eauled for December 80, when the
plans will be made for the Moot Parlia-
mont, which is the annual frolic day
Of the organization. The meeting will
be for members only Mrs Cora Wells
frow, the president, will preside.
The Christmas meeting Of the
Colony Club Of Queens was held at the
home of Mrs. F. S. Holt, of Hollis
Court Boulevard, Queens Village, on
the afternoon of December Is. n. r.
8abeock was the speaker, his subjecs
being "Running a Newspaper in the
0ld-timo West" The musical program
included piano solos by Miss Anna NJ.
Baton, OF Queens Road, and cello solos
by Mrs Mcl.ane. Mrs. Stuart Robb,
of Hollis Court, read Dickens's Christ
mas Carc'
The Christmas offering, which is
takcn each year, will be used by the
philanthropic committee for the needy