The New York herald., 1921-02-20


members of the club at his home on Fri
day afternoon.
There was a large attendance at the
monthly social and business meeting OF
the Iowa New Workers. on February ii
at the residence OF Mrs. ]. V. Ritche,
44S Riverside Drive. More than q hun
dred lowans attended the theatre party
on 81. Valentines night TO sec Little
Old New York.
Wisconsin women's Society, Mrs. vic-f
tor Frcderickson president. will meet on
Friday afternoon at the Hotel Astor
AT the social meeting OF the New York
Theatre Club, Mrs. Belle de Rivera pres
ident on Tuesday afternoon at the Hotel
Astor, the guests of honor were Grant
Mitchell, Louise Closer Hale. Zona Gale,
Jobyna Howisnd and Mitzi. The pro-
gransme included greetings by the p-esi-
dent. political address by Senator Ed
ward Ford. songs by Mae Sims, piano
logues by Kate Flower Chase and So
prano numbers by Helen Kuck. accom-
panied by Miss Dora Beck. Mrs. Louis
Martin was chairman OF the reception.
Mrs Daniel NJ. Tracy OF platform cour-
tesies, Miss Ella Louise Henderson and
Mrs. Charles S. Kohler OF hospitality and
Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards OF matinee.
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The February luncheon and business
meeting of the National Society of Ohio
Women. Mrs. John Hamilton Fife pres
ident. viii be held tomorrow ct the
home of Mrs. John G.. Turner, COO West
192d street. Mrs. Edwin Kane Stewart,
chairman OF card parties. Is arranging
a bridge for the benefit OF the City Fed
era ton Hotel for some time in April. II
Will be held at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
BLACK Beauty" a photoplay. will be
given on the afternoon of Washirgtons
Birthday. Tuesday. at the Y. w. q. A.
auditorium. Lexington avenue and
Fifty third street. under the auspices OF
the Southern Mounta ineer Committee OF
the Women's Auxiliary. Mrs. Andrew
Y. Stout is chairman OF the event and
Miss l.. E. Brundage OF 22 West Fifty
fifth street is receiving applications for
tickets
Among the patronesses are Mines.
w. I'll. Williams, John Rousmaniere,
Thomas r. Yuille. Samuel Clifford, J. r.
Berwind. Lloyd Sanderson. Rodney
Proctor. Ernest Hubbard and Arthur
Gray
LlTsl VI Il ScIltS Vi anu iOpA
sales to be held or Fridays during Lent
at the Little Chelsea Coffee Shop, s
West Forty-seventh street, took place
last week. They are being held under
the auspices Of the Church Women's
League for Patriotic Service. whose
members include Mines. Chester l..
Dane Clarence G. Campbell. Huntington
Merchant. James 3. Van Woert. Charles
de Rham. Jr., William Burr and Charles
Gilmore Kerley and Miss Emily Buck.
Mrs. Thomas Webster Edgar has
loaned the use Of her house. T66 West
End avenue. for a large card party on
Wednesday afternoon for the benefit Of
the Allied European Committee. Prizes
have been donated for the winners Al
the games. The patronesses in addition |
TO Mrs. Edgar include Mines. Lyman B. I
Kendall, George w. Kavanaugh. Her.
man A. Metz. Joseph D. Carroll. Barton |
NJ. Love, Neal L. Dwight, Kenneth Bur-
rows Hunter Livingston, Lazlo Simonyi |
and " A. Reddon.
On Tuesday evening the Woodmere |
Country Club will give q dinner and
dance at the Hotel Pennsylvania. the
first event of its kind the club ever has
given outside OF it's own building.
Garry on" is TIE theme OF social day. |
Friday. at Hotel Astor. of the Theatre |
Assembly. Mrs. j. Christopher Marks |
presid ent. Miss Margaret Summer will |
give the carry on message, appearing |
in her uniform worn overseas while she |
was in the. service entertaining the boys.
The guests Will include a delegation |
from the United States Army, sailors
from the L.. S. S. Tennessee and |
wounded men from The hospitals. The |
programme will include Miss Madge |.
Kennedy and company in an act from
"Cornered." Mitz, Sidney Greenstreet.
Arthur Ultry and large chorus OF girls
from Lady Billy; the Lyric Male
Quartet and Indian dances given by
Nine. Lubovska.
On Tuesday at the Hotel Pennsyl-
vania the True 'Craftsmans Lodge. one
of the largest in the Masonic order. will
hold it's annual dinner and dance TO
celebrate what It calls Founders
Night" February 90 will be the fifty
fourth anniversary OF the lodge. The
speakers at the dinner will be Mr.. Ed
ward Percy Howard president OF the
New York Press Club. who will speak
on THE Spirit of the Times" Mr..
George y. Vanderbilt. Past District
Deputy Grand Master OF the Fifth Ma
sonic district, whose Talk VIII DC on tnc
"Charities in the Fifth Masonic District"
and Mr.. Joseph G. Levi, who is 81 years
old and has been a member of the lodge
since it's organization ffty-four years
ago.
The masked ball to be given tomorrow
night at the Hotel Majestic for the bene-
ut OF the European Relief Council is one
of the last events In the drive which be-
gan on December 10 to raise s5,000,0OO
for the starving children OF Eastern ana
Central Europe. Mrs. Edwin n. l.ub.in
OF 44S Riverside Drive has engaged
table for thirty-flve persons. Others who
will entertain large parties include Mr.
and Mrs. w W. st. John. Mrs. Nicholas
Harris. Mrs. Dc Witt r. Harris. Mrs. Y.
Il. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland
Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis u.
Richards Mrs. E. ii. Van Wyck. Mrs.
Charles Burrell. Mrs. Robert Henderson /,
and Mrs. George Sperry Hier.
Mr.. Peng Chun Chang will give talk
on Wednesday afternoon at the nJtetins
house of the Society for Ethical Culture.
2 West Sixty-fourth street on the Chi
nese Conception Of the Process and End
of Education" giving contrast OF .he
Chinese and American points OF view.
Mr.. Chang is n Chinese educator,
writer OF plays in Chinese and English.
and lecturer we'll known TO American
audiences. He was at one time student
at Clark and Columbia universities. Last
year ne revisited this country as secrc-