New-York tribune., 1921-04-17
u. C. Chapter
To Hear OF Work
In War Hospitals
DR.. Morton Will Describe
Aid Given Young Serb
ians; Club Discusses
ssThe Green Goddess

The James Henry Parker CHAPTER
United Daughters of the Confederacy
will hold its monthly meeting to-mor-
row afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock at the
Hotel Astor. The president. Mrs.
Charles B. Goldsborough, will preside.
DR.. Rosalie Slaughter Morton. who
served in the hospitals in France and
Serbia during the World War and who
was decorated by both nations. will
speak about the young men and women
she has been instrumental in having
brought to the United States to he
educated, that they may return to
Serbia and give to their country the
benefits Of the knowledge acquired in
their professions.
DR.. J. J. Otterson, educationa dircc
tor of Fox Hills Hospital, also will
speak.
The Theater Club, Inc, Mrs. ohm H.
parker president, held its monthly
study day at the Hotel Astor last Tues
gay gay. discussion of the play, "The
Green Goddess" was led by Mrs. AL
bert A. Snowden, chairman Of discus
sion, assisted by Mrs. Charles Robert
son, who analyzed Arliss's interpreta-
.ion OF the character Of the Rajah, and
Mrs. John E. King, who compared his
acting III previous roles with his work
in this play. Mrs G.. T.. BENJAMIN
spoke of the character of Watkins, the
valet, and read personal letter from
Ivan Simpson, who plays the role ex-
planning the means he had EMPLOYED
70 acquire a correct understanding Of
tins type of character. Miss Lillian
Seilg gave critical analysis Of the
Mx aramatic T s., structure of the play, and
MRS. Eva Phipns summed up its salient
features. Facts of interest about the
playwright, William Archer, were pre-
ssented by Mrs. George w. Hyde.
Among other speakers were Mrs. j. B.
Wlckery. Mrs. John w. Moran, Mrs.
George l.. Fox, Mrs. Isabella Bendick.
MRS. Fanny Henning, Mrs Laura Bard
we'll, Mrs. B. Frank Hays, Mrs. Wallace
Stewart and Mrs. John Lundie.
Inc next meeting of the club will be
a social day program, April 26, under
the chairmanship of Mrs. George NJ.
Clyde.
The regular meeting of the Society
for Political Study, Mrs. Otto Hahn
president, was held Tuesday afternoon
at the Hotel Astor. DR.. Anna w. Hoch-
fielder gave an instructive address. Her
subject was pending Legislation" She
made special appeal for the Dual bill.
Miss Katherine Devereux Blake. whose
mother. Mrs. Devereux Blake, was one
OF the founders of the Society for Po-
lltlcal Study, gave an illuminating talk
on health conditions in the schools.
Mrs Mortimer Menken conducted the
parliamentary drill.
The Emerson Alumni Club, of New
y ork, Mrs. Leslie T. Arydson president.
held it's last meeting of the season on
saturday night at the rooms of the
iweifth Night Club, AZ West Forty
fourth Street. A program of music was
furnished by r. A. Augustine, pianist.
and Arthur Bergens, barytone. George
1aiipin, graduate of Emerson College
and professor of speaking and econom
les IN New Haven, gave an interesting
audress on his work in that city.
Following the program refreshments
were served and social hour enioyed
Mrs Mollie Wilkinson, Republican
Leader of the I'd Assembly District. will
give luncheon tomorrow at the Hotel
Marseilles to The New Workers. Mrs,
oiive T. Stott Gabriel president. There
VIII be about one hundred guests and
bridge will follow.