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Mrs. Glendenning is among the sick
ones.
Charlie Evans was a Pasco visitor
Thursday.
John Tiede and son were in Pasco
Thursday on business.
John Franklin is working out in the
hills for a few days.
Ivan Evans was in Finley Friday
night transacting business.
E. X. Henry had an old fashioned
bee, Singing his bungalow on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Henry were Wis
iting relatives in Walla Walla over
Sunday.
Bryson Brown of Kennewick was a
dinner guest at the John Mills home
Saturday.
Mrs. Cook of Chehalis visited Mrs.
James Mckenzie Wednesday and left
for her home Friday.
Grover Montague came home Mon
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Miss Alice Scott spent Sunday with
home folk.
Rudolph Reese of Minnesota is Wis
iting his cousin E. F. Reese.
Mrs. H. w. Brown attended the w.
F. M. S. at Hover Wednesday.
B. /. Whitney spent the week end
with his parents at Grandview.
Elizabeth Brown was a guest Sum
day of Leila johnson on the Highlands.
Miss Mabel Greene and Miss Maud
Wilson called on Mrs. Whitney Tues
day. -
Mrs. C. c. PEBBLES, who has been
suffering with rheumatism is very
much improved: @.s-'-.
Ted Reese is making basement
and an addition to his house where
Mr.. and Mrs. Altrogge live.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Marriott motored
to Sunnyside last week and spent 5
days with Mrs. Mariott's daughter,
Mrs. Updike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston of Oklahoma
surprised their daughter, Mrs. L. Mat
Lete islSS iiioeay ny SoiiiiiS " SpSha
the winter. -.
Mrs. Book had as guests last Wed
nesday Mrs. Carl Williams, Mrs. /. N.
Mueller, Mrs. w. r. Anon of Pasa-
dena, California and Mrs. Williams.
E. j. Lammerts, who has been in
the McGregor hospital for the last
two weeks with blood poisoning in his
hand, also had the misfortune of hav-
ing two horses die last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Hartle moved
from the Willard Campbell place last
Friday to the Garden Tracts. Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell expect to move on
their own place this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Brown, w. T.
Elliott, E. A. Miller and w. A. Linn
were among the trustees of the Meth
odist church who went to Walla Wal
la Monday to sign the bonds for the
new church.
Mrs. p. C. Book received the sad
news last Tuesday of the death of a
sister, Mrs. F. ID. Stoddard of Nc
Henry, North Dakota. Another sis
ter and her husband We're with her.
The body was taken to her girlhood
home in Desmoines, Iowa, for burial.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all the kind friends
and neighbors for the kindness shown
us during the illness and death Of our
beloved wife and mother.
IS. K. Diller, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
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We wish to thank our many friends
for the beautiful floral tributes and
kind sympathy in the death Of our
beloved daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. Jerry Davis.
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The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Lecture for SoroSiS
on "Oriental Drama

Unfamiliar Glimpses OF the Field of
Drama will be the interesting topic at
the social meeting following the regular
luncheon of Sorosis, Mrs. John Lewis
Childs president. tomorrow at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. The committee on drama.
Mrs. Sophie Todd Walton chairman, ar
ranged the programme.
Mr.. Shen-Hung. Harvard graduate
and only Chinese student In this country
specializing in theatrical art. win pre-
sent the subject OF Oriental Drama;
Mrs Effie Danforth McAfee. we'll known
lecturer at Columbia University, will
speak Of THE Drama OF the North"
NORWAY, Sweden and north Russia)
and DR.. Rosale Slaughter Morton,
founder and chairman OF the Serbian
Educational Committee, will cake the
Drama OF the South for her topic.
"The American Drama" will be dis
cussed in open session. There also will
be musical programme,
Eclectic Club. Mrs Albert Garfield
Bage president. held its first meeting of
the season last week at the Waldorf
Astoria. when an enjoyable programme
was given. 1t included a report of the
civic committee. Mrs Brodie G.. Higley
chairman, by DR.. Anna w. Hochfelder,
an address, Persian Poetry" by Prof.
A. V. Williams JaclSson Topic Of the
Hour" by Mrs. Richard Fl. Stearns. and
vocal numbers by Charles Albert Case,
accompanied by Rose Gorfine Burlerson.
The Manhattan Study Club. Mrs.
Edith r. Pearsons president. will lave a
meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
Jonathan Wells. 410 West End avenue.
The speaker of the day will be Marion
). Atwell. who will talk on Current
Events"
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Plays Discussed by
New York Theatre Club

The New York Theatre Club, Mrs
Belle de Rivera, president, will have
its business day meeting on Tuesday al
the Hotel Astor. Mrs. f. w Burbank
is chairman Of discussion. The pro-
gramne viii include talks by Mildred
Holland on the lecture Of Zoe Atkins
Writing a Play" Mrs. j. S. Watson
will speak on How an Actor Develops a
Specific Play" by Otis Skinner. The
Bulletin, edited by Mrs. Dudley Van
Holland, gives the Honest Opinion re-
port, in which Mrs. Thomas Slack dis
cussed the play Ambush" Mrs. r. H.
Rucker "The Claw" Mrs. A. Fl. Lewis
"A Bill for Divorcement." Mrs. w. b.
House "Liliom" and Mrs. r. II. Stearns
"Peter Ibbetson."
The National Society, Z. S. D. 1912,
State of New York, New York County,
Andrew Jackson Chapter. of which Mrs.
Homer Lee Is regent, will give souve-
mir tea for its endowment fund at the
residence of Mrs. Augustine w. II.
Anderson. IL st. Luke's place (Green-
wich Village. opposite Hudson Park),
Wednesday afternoon. A souvenir will
be given to each guest The chapter also
will give a card party in January at
the Waldorf Astoria.
Mrs. Lillian II. Warner. chairman OF
the committee on current literature, will
have charge of the programme of the
next meeting of the Post Parliament
The sub Ject will be "Old New York"
The Richards lecture, under the
auspices OF the New York State Society,
u. s. ID. 1912, was held at the Waldorf
Astoria on Friday. There was capacity
audience and Miss Richards seemed at
her best in presenting the political and
international public questions, which
were in the lead.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04

Hotel Pennsylvania. the clubs head
quarters on Thursday. The clubs char
ity this month will be the Christmas
Fund of the Salvation Army.
Phalo, Mrs. Eugenia NJ Chapman,
president, met Monday afternoon at the
homo OF DR.. Marion Arvine Coleman, So
West Ninetieth street. In the absence,
due to illness of the chairman OF the
day, Mrs. Robert r.. Ferguson, her
duties We're taken over by the chairman
of programme. Mrs. Albert A. Snowden,
who spoke of the Blue Laws.
The first in a series of tea and dances
under the auspices of The Alumnae OF the
Holy Child School. Suffern, N. Y. was
held yesterday at the nome OF DR.. r. j.
Torhan, 334 Riverside Drive.
On Friday evening the Narymount
Alumnae Association gave dance at the
Hotel Plaza for the benefit of the build
ing fund for the chapel to be connected
with its new branch in Paris, which
will be opened next October. The dance
was under the patronage of former Gov
crnor Alfred j.. Smith, Mr.. Morgan J.
OBrien. Mrs. Nicholas L. Brady, Mrs.
James Butler. Jr., Mrs. Pierce Butler,
MTs. iNf,lntriHe NdHaNdn, MTs. Ddillsl T.
Cohalan and Mr.. James Butler.
The annual sale and tea given by the
finch School for the benefit of the
Finch School Day Nursery in East
Sixty-ninth street, took place yesterday.
The nursery has recently been incor-
porated and the building purchased and
completely renovated.
The Society of Kentucky Women OF
New York. Mrs. Bedell Parker presl-
dent. will give its first social meeting
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Drama Comedy Club
to Produce PIayIet

Drama Comedy. Edyth Totten presi-
dent. will hold its next social matinee
Friday at the Hotel Astor. Besides the
theatrical programme a one act play by
Alice Brown will be produced. Lionel
Atwel OF the Grand Duke" Lynn
Fontaine, star OF "Duicy" and Miss
May Vokes of "Thc Bat" will be among
the guests of honor. Miss Kathryn
NoaclS Fiaue viii sing the Richard
Strauss songs.
Mrs. Timothy Martin O'Connor's En-
tre- Nous Dancing Club will have an
other of its tea and dances on Satur-
day afternoon at the Hotel Plaza. It
will be held in the Rose Room.
A Spanish Pageant OF Americas Maxi
ing. musical programme and ball of the
University Forum OF America was held
at the Hotel Majestic last Tuesday
evening.
Tho second In course OF seven lee
lord Atwel, will be held at the Hotel
Pennsylvania on Tuesday morning. The
lectures, which are held on the first and
third Tuesdays of each month. are un-
der the auspices of the New York City
Colony of the National Society of New
England Women. Mrs. John Francis
Yawger president.
Arthur Guiterman will be the guest
OF honor this afternoon at the reception
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Dance for Benefit
of HARLEM House

An entertainment and dance for the
benefit OF llaarlcm House, the Conn
munity Centre at 31t East 116th street
was held on Thursday evening at the
Ritz-Carlton. Mrs. Nicholas NJ Pond
is president OF Haarlem House, and Mrs
Robert IT, Beison was chairman OF the
dance committee.
The patronessos included Mines Pau
y. Cravath. Lawrence B. Gilman, War
rem Thorpe Thomas ". Williams. Ed
ward j.. Henderson, John Warren du
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
GALES HAVE IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES OF WONANS CLUB

than make up to them in feast and gifts
for their Thanksgiving disappointment
The National Society, Patriotic Women
OF America, will hold its FIRST meeting
OF the season at the Waldorf Astoria on
Wednesday, A business session win be-
gin at , o'clock and at O'Clock there
will be several speeches and excellent
music, the latter under the Craftsmanship
OF Mrs. Florence Foster Jenkins. The
subject Of the afternoon will be "Ameri-
canization." with Mr.. Sydney Peterson
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Dancing to Follow Second Mu-
sicale of Beethoven on
Saturday. wa
Mrs. Charles p. Van Allen Mrs. y. V.
Loomis, Miss M. Collins and Mrs. 2, M.
O'Connor.

The December luncheon and meeting
OF Athene was held at the Waldorf
Astoria last Thursday. In the greeting
Mrs. Katherine A. Martin, president of
the club. sounded the keynote of sub
sequent addresses by the Rev. pr. Nal
colin james Macleod and Robert
George Paterson. Mrs. Martin spoke
upon the Arms Limitation Conference
and praised President Harding's sug-
gestion for an association OF nations.
Man as n Builder" and Look to Your
Oars" were the subjects of addresses
by DR.. Macleod and Mr.. Paterson, re-
spectively.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
OPeralogue for
National Opera Club

Mona Wanna" will be the operalogue
70 be presented at the se.Si-annual
study day of the National Opera Club,
Nine. Katherine Evans Won klenner'
president. on Thursday afternoon at the
Waldorf Astoria. w. L. Hubbard will
be the lecturer, and thers will be piano
illustrations by Edgar Bowman. Sig.
EMO Terafini will sing two arias, one
from la Gioconda" and the other from
The Masked Ball
Mrs. Paul Kiel. assistant chairman OF
the reception committee of the Verdi
Club; Mrs. Florence Foster Jenkins
president. and Mrs. C. NJ. Goodwin gave
n musicale and tea for the officers of
home, 465 Central Park West, on Tues
day afternoon.
A. st Nicholastide festival will be
given under the auspices of st. Marks-in-
the-Bouwerie on Friday and Saturday
afternoons and evenings in st. Mark s
Hall, Tenth street west OF Second ave-
nue.. 1t will be an Italian fiesta, with
Neapoiitan street scenes, and include a
play. n resume of Shaw's new play
Back TO Methuselah." given by Miss
Vida Sutton and pupils from the Finch
School a dance in honor Of Dante,
called Vita Nova" arranged by Miss
Bird Larsen of Barnard College; four
gypsy mountebanks in bizarre diver
tissement. Italian pushcart loaded with
fruits, sweetmeats and homemade candy {;
old Italian well, with imported Italian
pottery and baskets, fortune telling and
attractive booths for the sale of varl-
Gus articles There viii be an italian
dinner served from 6 80 until Z 1890
O'Clock for the small sum OF $3.50.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04

Bois Gould, David Stuart. Carl A. de
Gersdorff. Joseph II. Cotton, Jr., Hugh
D. Auchincloss, Lindsey Tappin, John
Henry Hammond, Wendell c. Phillips,
r. Hawley Chester, Ernest Nelson, Will
lam Church Osborn, Thomas M. Nc
Clane. Emory BuclIner, Effingham Law
renee and Laurence Greer.
The sixty Club, Mrs. Albert Douglas.
founder and president, will hold the
third card party of the season at the
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Criterion Society
Greets New Members

The American Criterion Society, Mrs.
Leonard L. Hill president, held its De-
cember luncheon last Friday at the
Hotel Commodore. 1t took place in the
large restaurant instead Of the grand
ballroom.
The honor guests included Mrs. Mar
garct Y. Harrison of Baltimore Md. (;
Mrs Lloyd +. Huff. president Of tho
Womens Civic Improvement Club OF
Greenburgh, Pa. Miss Florence Moore
of the Music Box Revue, Mrs. Irving
Smelzer, Mrs Henry X. S. Williams,
Miss May Tully, Mr.. A. a. Neulidow,
president of the Russian Refugee En-
ployment Company, and Capt. Hugh S.
Martin.
AS the insignia of full fellowship in
the American Criterion Society a long
stemmed American Beauty rose was
presented to the following new MEM
bers: Mrs. Theodore 1sert, Mrs.
Charles O'Day, Mrs Marie Bates, Mrs.
RAY Howell, Mrs. Adolph Wells, Mrs.
Blanche Theodore, Mrs. Archibald II.
Bradshaw and Miss Blanche Spadoni.
A recital of songs and violin solos
followed the addresses OF the guests of
honor. Miss Marie Seville. soprano,
sang several groups of songs and Mr..
Rudolph Bocheo played a number of
violin selections.
The Michigan Women In New York,
Mrs. John JAY Bush president, will give
reception, dinner and dance in honor
of tho Michigan Mems Society on
Thursday evening at the Hotel Commo-
dore. The music will be under the direc-
ton OF Mary Allen, contralto and con-
cert singer.
The state Democratic Forum. Mrs.
Robins a. Lau president. held meet
ing at the Hotel Astor yesterday after
noon. Senator John ]. Boylan gave q
talk on Legislature and Mrs. =. j.
CAN'T spoke on Current Events"
The Manhattan Matinee Club. Mrs.
Jessie Emerson Moffat president at
It's business meeting on Monday at the
Waldorf Astoria. received as new men,
bers Mrs. Harold T.. Delamater, Mrs.
Eugene Baker. Mrs. Carl Forsberg and
Mrs j. Gerdts. a reading on THE
Play of the Day by Mrs. George Kup-
frain was followed by discussion OF
"Six Cylinder Love" led by Mrs. Ed
ward Pickering Fay. The club attended
the play recently.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Dance to Be Held in
Aid of Teachers Fund

On Friday evening tho Teachers
Benevolent Society will hold a dance at
the Hotel Astor for the benefit of the
Teachers Fund Patronesses for the at
fair include Mrs. Albert Douglas, Mrs.
Lillian Smith, Mrs. Anna j. Lurch, Mrs
L. J.. Leeds, Miss Anna Curtis. Mrs.
George l.. Day. Mrs. Edwin Hamlin,
The New York herald., 1921-12-04

OF the season Tuesday at the Waldorf
Astoria. An interesting programme will
be presented. DR. Henry Clay Risner,
a former Kentuchian. will speak on
THE Old and the New" DIR. II. il.
Crossfeld. former president OF Transyl-
vania College, will be present; also Col.
and Mrs. Allen Gulion, Col. and Mrs.
Winn, Kentuckians. stationed at Gov
ernors Island.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Talk on Bird Life
for Emerson AIumnae

The second meeting OF the season OF
the Emerson Alumnae Club. Mrs. Marie
Beals, president, viii be held on -Satur-
day evening at the Twelfth' Night club
Rooms II West Forty fourth street.
The programme will include a talk on
Conservation and Bird Life" by Mrs.
Charles Cyrus Marshall. and violin SOLOS
by Miss Clara Ferraro. Prof Miehaei
Posner Baxte will be the guest or honor
A business meeting will precede the pro-
gramme and many new members are ex-
pected to be present.
The annual dinner of the Indiana
Club, Mr.. VIII d. Howe, president, ana
Miss Mary Garrett Hay. vice-president'
will be given on December IL at the
Hotel McAlpin IT will be followed by
an "All Indiana Programme, in which
representative Hoosiers i'm the art, pro-
fessionai and political worlds will partic-
ipate. Among them will be George Ade,
Senator Harry S. New, Senator jim
Watson, w ID. Hornaday. Ray Long
and the Governor OF Indiana, Warren
T. NcCray. Reservations may be made
through Mrs. Charles ID. Hirst, l51
West Seventy-6fth street.
The bi-nnonthly meeting Of the Vir-
ginia Society was held last Friday at
the home OF the Misses Lester, 20 West
Seventy-first street, with the president
Mrs. Frank M. Tench presiding. DR..
Henry S. Risncr gave talk on his ex-
perience overseas Miss Eleanor Hues-
ton gave instruction in banking, and
Miss Erie Lee BowcoclS sang, accom-
panylng herself on the guitar.
our Taxes" will be the subject Of q
II. 1,x, fro Tr0Nf.
Tuesday, at the home OF Mrs. Leonard
l.. Hill, 246 West End avenue.
Mrs. Henry L. Harrison, Mrs. George
w. Severn. Mrs Louis w. Butler. Mrs.
Charles Austin Bates, Mrs. Gladys
vivian Gordon. and Mrs. Egbert Cham
berlin entertained the National Cali
fornia Club at a card game on Tuesday
at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Mrs. John II. Griesel. president Of the
Educational Auxiliary, Leake and
Watts Orphan House. entertained a
number OF women of clubs at luncheon
at the Orphan House on Tuesday.
Among the guests were Mrs George s..
Harral president OF the Wcstchester
Women's Club, Mt Vernon Mrs. Her
bert L. Baker. OF the Wcstchcster Coun-
ty Childrcn's Association Mrs william
L. Sands, Alabama club Mrs. T.. J.
White. Louisiana Club Mrs. Edward T.
Herbert. and Mrs. 4. y. Hilton.
Theoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood
president. held its monthly board meet
ing on Wednesday at the Hotel lie Mar
quis. Plans were discussed for a card
party TO be held on December IL for the
benefit of the philanthropic fund.
A regular meeting OF the Government
Club will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the Hotel Astor. The president, Mrs.
George u. Owens, who recently returned
from the South, will preside. The
,vg1-EH&S SaW~s sessss 'r't tsoseSn = ysye AxsKs1p
speakers of the afternoon VIII be Mr..
Duncan Machines, who will take for his
subject, "Iiow tho City OF New York
Gets and Spends It's Money" and DR..
Charles Holmes Herty. who will speak
on Factors Influencing the Future
Of American Chemistry"
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Rubinstein to Have It's First
Evening Concert on Tues
day Night.

EUSIC viii have a prominent
MI place on the social pro-
grammes of the women's
clubs this week. Rubinstein Club. Mrs.
William Rogers Chapman president,
will have its first evening concert on
Tuesday at the Waldorf-Astoria which
will be Of unusual interest, for it
marks the beginning of the thirty fifth
season of the club
1t will be under the direction of
William r. Chapman. who has been
the clubs conductor since its organi-
zation. and has the record of having
conducted every concert. three each
season, in all those years. The club
choral OF more than one hundred and
fifty voices will give ten part songs,
some to be heard for the first time.
Miss Helen Yorke, soprano, and an
orchestra OF sixty pieces from the Phil
harmonic Society will be the assisting
artists. Miss Alice NJ. Shaw is the
clubs accompanist. Dancing will fol-
low the programme.
Extra guests tickets may be obtained
from Miss Mary Jordan Baker, COR
responding secretary and treasurer,
351 West 114th street. A card party
for the benefit of the Philharmonic
fund was given on Wednesday at the
Waldorf by Miss Baker, Mrs. Alex
ander II. Candlish and Mrs. Gustav G..
Schick.
Euterpe Club, Mrs. Alcinous Berton
Jamison president. will have an hour of
music on Thursday morning at the
yyaldorf-Astoria. Mr.. Claude Warford,
ranged an attractive programme, vhich
will be given by Miss Marion Eolmes,
soprano: the New York University male
quartet, composed of Il. A. Dis'lcr, II
A. Walker. J. Metzler ana ID brown
and Willard Sektberg, pianist
The club will have u bridge and
euchre party on January 5.
New York Mozart Society. Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell president, had its second
morning musicale yesterday at the
Hotel Astor. An enjoyable programme
was given by Miss Alma Beck, con-
tralto; Franklin Cannon, pianist, and
Andre Polah, Belgian violinist, with
Charles Gilbert Srross, accompanist
the membership OF the society has
grown to such large proportions that it
has been found necessary TO engage the
entire eighth floor Of the hotel for its
events. A directors meeting OF the So
ciety will be held on Wednesday at the
Hotel Astor. 1t will be followed by a
luncheon, after which Mrs. Mcconnell
will take her guests to see "Thank-U"
at the Longacre Theatre.
Beethoven Society. Nine. Aida Tanini
Tagiiavia president, will have its sec
ond musicale OF the season on SATURDAY
afternoon in the ballroom of the Hotel
Plaza. An unusually interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged for the oc-
casion, the artists being Miss Kitty Nc
I.aughIin. soprano; Moyzelle Bennett,
vloiln'st, and Walter Mills, barytone.
Dancing will follow the programme.
On December is Mrs. Grace A. Smith
win entertain the directors at her home,
80 West Ninety-fourth street at bridge.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
Triangle Club to
Present "Espanola''

"Espanola" is the name OF the play
which the Triangle Club of Princeton
University win present in the ballroom
ot the Hotel Astor on the evening of
December 20 and the afternoon and eve
ming of the following day. The club VIII
give eleven performances in all during
the Christmas holidays in the large East
ern and Western cities.
The bazaar OF nations luncheon given
at the Hotel McAlpin Monday by the
bazaar workers OF the Little Mothers
Aid Association was n success Miss
fdolie Patterson sang two groups of
songs which were most enjoyable.
Mr.. John II. Judge, counsellor and
chairman OF the advisory board, gave an
address on the work of the association.
After the address n gold tipped wallet
was presented TO Mr.. Judge as a token
OF appreciation Of his interest and fine
work for the children in the many years
IN which he has been connected with the
association.
Mrs Charles u. sprague, first vice.
president OF the association. who re-
turned from California a short time ago
received a large bouquet OF chrysan-
themums.
The Professional Woman's League viii
Alpin on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. DIR. Ida G. Nahm Is chairman Of the
following members viii have booths
AIRS. Russell Bassett. president Mines
Douglas u, Boag, Kate Fowler Chase,
Emile Paul Matthiessen. Emmie j. How
ard. H. II. Stemple. w. u. Donaldson,
Louise c. stern. Helen Whitman Ritchie,
clara G. Allen. Harry leighton, Pauline
40 Lisser. Helen flaming. Benjamin
Hendricks. Nan c. Crawford and
Queenie Turner
The regular seni-annual meeting Of
The Free Industrial School for Crippled
Children, al West Fifty-seventh street.
New York. and the Lulu Thorley Home,
Claverack. n. Y. will be held i'm the
assembly room y. Waldorf Astoria
on "Wednesday evening. Owing 20 cir
curnstances the usual Thansgiying din
rer and treat 10 the children was omitted
this year. but they have been promised
that the Christmas celebration will more
The New York herald., 1921-12-04

Mis-. Williams will be married
Tuesday to MIR. Burton Webb. Mrs.
Mcfarland is chairman of the board
Of managers of the Greenwich Set
Element Music School. Miss Burn
side is one of the organizers of the
Miramar dances for charity.