The New York herald., 1921-02-13
Women's Clubs Celebrate the Holidays

Lucley and Mrs. Willis b. Richards as
hostesses.
A recital in period costume, followed
by st. Valntine dance. will be given
on Tuesday evening at the MacDowell
Club. 10S West Fifty-fifth street, for
the benefit OF the Voice TrainDg Schol
arship Fund. 1t will be under the aus
pices of the National Association for
the Improvement of American Speech,
of which Miss Dagmar Perkins is presi-
dent
The Kansas Women's Club, Mrs.
David Burr Luckey president. will meet
on Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Clarke
Daily, 400 Convent avenue. Mrs. Henry
Fields. executive director for the League
of Foreign Born Citizens, will discuss
"Immigration.'
Portia Club had a birthday luncheon
at the Hotel Astor on Saturday. Feb
ruary s. Features of the luncheon were
the ode to "Portia," written for the oc-
CASTOR and read by the author Dr. Ly-
man Whitney Allen vocal selections py
Mrs. Catarina Guerrieri and Mrs. How
ard S. Baker and the birthday cake
blazing with twenty candles.
Miss Bessie Locke, director OF the
National kindergarten Association, and
DIR. Winjfred Sackville Stoner were the
speakers at the meeting OF the Natural
Education Forum on Thursday afternoon
at c East Thirty-ninth street. Tne SUD
ject was child welfare.
The February open conference OF the
Federation for Child Study will be held
on Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Benjamin c. Gutenberg, AIS Cen
trail Park West. DR.. Thomas w. Gallo
way. associate director OF education
! American Social Hygiene Association.
will speak on "Heredity and Environ
ment"
The Cameo Club. Nine Clarence de
vaux-Royer president. win have meet
| ing on Thursday at the Waldorf-Astoria.
| Among those who will take part In the
| programme will be Misses Edna Stuy-
vesant Grove, Julia Goldzier and Mabel
| Corlew and DIR. X. n. Das Gupta.
The Women's Democratic Club. Mrs.
George II. Childs president. held meet
ing on Friday at the Commodore. 1t
was principally for the purpose OF max
ing arrangements for the Jefferson din
/ TcT 10 Dt given ab NiAe AOAtA Oh n - a. ANs
! A paper was read at the meeting by
Mrs. Alice Kraft regarding the fedora
ton election recently held.
The Entire Nous Dancing Club, Mrs.
Timothy Martin O'Connor president, will
have a tea and dance at the Plaza on
Saturday afternoon. On the reception
committee are Mines. George Braunling,
a. j. Crawford. E ]. Hofford. Lenore
w. Johns, Edward p. Jenkins. Charles
White, Misses Grace Il. Geyer, Alice E.
Geyer, Kathryn Goodrum. Beatriz T.
Van Saun Anna Meier, Mignon Sutorius.
Helene Sutorius. Dorothy ". Shurtleff,
Edna ]. wemyss and Mildred Wedekind.
One of the outstanding social events
Of St. Valentines Day will be the lunch
con and pageant of the New York Sec
| ton of the Council of Jewish Women at
the Astor, on Tuesday More than 1900
persons have reservations for the event
The Drama Circle of the Junior Auxil-
iary Of the New York section will
present a pageant play depicting the
activities of the council. The pageant
was written by Mrs. Gertrude Cohen
I.eerburgcr. At the speakers table will
| he Miss Rosa Manus OF Amsterdam Hol-
land: Mrs. william d. Sporborg, presi-
dent OF the New York section Miss Rose
Brenner of Brooklyn. national president
| OF the Council of Jewish Women Mrs.
Cnsar Misch of Providence. r. l.. Mrs
Rebecca Kohut and Mrs. Sidney G. Borg
Mrs. Isaac Kubie Is chairman OF the
luncheon committee.
"Rapid Transit Night will be held by
the University Forum OF America next
Tuesday evening at the headquarters OF
| .bo ci,,h at 00Q Weet Ninetv-third at reet
Representative ogden l.. Mills will be
the guest OF honor and will speak on
Home Rule and Rapid Transit" Mr..
Alexander Cumming, the president OF
the club. will be the chairman OF the
\ evening. and Miss Ida II. Repper will be
the hostess. Balloon Night" was held
| by the forum on Tuesday. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Walter Hinton, Lieut.. Louis A.
Kloor and DR.. w. w. Christmas were
the guests OF honor.