The New York herald., 1921-02-13

| the programme. Extra guests tickets
| for both musicale and concert may be
| obtained in advance from the president
at the Waldorf or from Miss Mary
] Jordan Baker, the secretary and treas
urer.
| The clua'S eighteenth annual white
breakfast wiz ". i.~s4 on Saturday. May
Z. Reservations t~r fss.is= and seats
may now be made Sy appiyts.x 10 Mrs.
George T. Golfer. chairman of tic1ets,
4ls West l1sth stree
Mrs. James Speyer ets,l open her
house, 1858 Fifth avenui-, On Tuesday
afternoon for the fifteenth Sanual meet
ing OF the directors OF the Gii;a' Branch.
Public School Athletic League. A DEM
onstration of folk dancing and a.hletics
for girls will be given under the au; 2ices
of the officers and directors of the
league on the afternoon of February -
at Public School q. on East Forty-first
street. Miss Catharine S. Leverich is
president OF the league and the other
officers are Mrs. Richard Aldrich. Mrs
Cleveland II. Dodge, Mrs. S. r. Gug-
genheim. Mrs. Speyer and Mrs. Egerton
L. Winthrop, vice-presidents: Mrs. John
Garrett Underhill. treasurer; Mrs. Gus
tavus Town Kirby, secretary, and Miss
Emily A. O'Keefe. executive secretary.
The Manhattan Matinee Club, Mrs f.
II. Scardefield. acting president, will
have the February luncheon Wednesday
at the Waldorf-Astoria. Afterward the
members and guests will attend a mat
inee performance of the Greenwich Viii
lage Follies' at the Shubert Theatre.
Mrs. r. c. Failing will be hostess and
chairman of the day. Mrs Jessie
Emerson Moffat. president Of the club,
is in California for the winter.
THE Tendency of the Hour was the
topic Of an address by the Rev. Nathan
Seagle on Wednesday at the Eclectic
Club luncheon. Mrs. Albert Garfield
Bage. president. at the Waldorf-As-
toria. He gave many illustrations of
young persons that will Withstand
material temptations. DR.. Seagle was
recently married and his bride was one
OF the honor guests. THE Book of the
Hour" was the subject OF a talk by ]. G.
Carter Troop. The story OF THE Age
Of Innocence" was given with its clever
satire. Miss victorine Hayes. soprano.
sang operatic arias and several re-
quest" songs. Bruce Buddington. barry
tone. of Sally" sang a group Of songs.
Miss Josephine Neil and Herman New
man were tne accompanies.
The Beethoven Society. Nine. Aida
Tanini-Tagliavia, president, crowded
the large ballroom OF the Plaza Hotel
yesterday at the February afternoon
musicale and dance. Many new men,
bers we're present Nine. Tagliavia and
the reception committee. Miss Ella
Louise Henderson and Mrs. G. A. Nide-
kind. chairmen, received the guests be-
fore the musicale. The artists were
Antoinette La Fargue. soprano: Miss
Emma Guilbert contralto. and Miss
Elsa Hilger, 'cellist. Miss Claire Vial
is chairman of the young women men,
bers Of the Beethoven Circle. who are
active in the arrangements for the
Patroness dance Friday evening. Feb
ruary 25. at the Plaza. Nine. Tagliavia
will entertain the officers and board Of
directors next Friday at her residence.
SO West Seventy-fourth street
Mr.. Robert T. Miller gave a tea and
musicale on Sunday afternoon for one
hundred guests at his apartment. SO
West Fifty-sixth street
The Emerson College Alumn@ Mrs.
Leslie T. Arvidson president, held its
February meeting last evening at the
WtlLln NlSHL SluD, ~ WEST r cOTLy-
fourth street. 1t was presidents night
and many of the heads of women's clubs
attended. The programme consisted of
Czecho and Slovak folk songs by Miss
Theresa Prochazka, and Mrs. N. F. Ca
pek spoke on the conditions in that
country.
Drama Comedy Club. Miss Edyth Tot
ten president. will give It's next dance on
Friday evening at the Hotel Astor. and
on the following day will have It's an
nual birthday banquet at the same hotel.
The dinner will be large event. more
than a thousand tickets having already
been taken for IL.
On Friday evening the club had its
February social day at the Hotel Astor.
The programme included one act play.
Food" by William c. De Mile. in which
Charles G.. Hart played the part of the
husband. Miss Annette Ewart that of
the wife and Miss Myrtle Schiffman that
OF the food trust. This was followed by
a group OF songs by the Drama Comedy
Quartet. two songs by Lemuel kilby,
barytone, and dances by Miss Nellie
Cook. Joe Maxwell Misses Gladys HUI
Der and Florence Adele Redheld also
took part in the programme. Among
Miss Totten's guests that evening were
Misses Florence Reed. Mary Shaw. Nell
lie Fillmore. Meroits Esmonde, Thelma
Carlton. Dorothy Frooks and Grace La
Rue. Norval Keedwell, Hale Hamilton
and Joe Maxwell.
Founders of the Federation is the
name OF new club which was organized
on February at the Hotel Astor by
Mrs. Belle de Rivera, Miss Mary Gar
rett Hay and Miss Edyth Totten. Only
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BILE to membership. consequently 1t will
be a small and select coterie of women.
Mrs. de Rivera is the chairman OF it.
Daughters OF Ohio in New York. Mrs.
Edmund w. Kingsand president will
have It's fifth meeting OF the season to-
morrow at the Waldorf-Astoria. There
will be an executive meeting at o'clock,
followed by a business session an hour
later, and social hour at 3. Mrs. Will
lam II. Parsons will be chairman OF the
day. The guests OF honor will be the
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Whitaker
Work. Col Helen r. Bastede, director of
social service at Ellis Island. and Mrs.
Louis Ralston. The programme will In
clude violin selections by Prof. ID. Katz,
accompanied on the piano by A. Mag
mani; soprano numbers by Katherine
Steinbeck. with Mrs +. J. Martin at the
piano an address by Thomas Il. Rush.
Surveyor OF the Port OF New York, and
one by Thomas w. Churchill, former
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