The New York herald., 1921-10-16

Crump chairman Of hygiene. and Mrs.
John Marshall Gallagher, chairman of
milk Power will be vested In this
meeting to select from the reports Of the
resolutions committee which shall be
presented at the convention to be held
the following week. Mrs. Richard Chap
man is president Of the federation
The National California Club win open
its season with a sewing bee at the
home Of Miss Refs Samson. 322 West
Twenty-second street. who will be both
hostess and chairman.
Tho washington Heights Chapter.
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
Mrs. Samuel j. Kramer regent, held It's
first meeting Of the season yesterday.
The subject for the day was '"rhe Emf
grant, and the chapter spent the after
noon at Ellis Island. The officers of
the chapter In addition to Mrs. Kramer
are Mrs. John Hudson Storer, first vice.
president: Mrs. George D. Bangs. second
v.ce-president Mrs. Charles Wesley
White. recording secretary; Mrs. George
G. Stoddard. corresponding secretary !;
Miss Susan w. Patterson, treasurer :
Mrs Frederfk A. Fernald. registrar !;
Mrs. Frances o. Abbott. historian, and
the Rev. DR.. Milo H. Gates. chaplain.
The women's Democratic Political
League, Mrs. Lillian r. Sire president
will give an entertainment, card party
and dance at the Hotel Commodore on
the evening of October 20.
A concert for the benefit of the Flat
bush Day Nursery will be given to-
morrow evening in the auditorium of the
Flatbush Congregational Church. under
the auspices OF the Musurgia Club. Wal
ter Henry Hall. professor of church and
choral music at Columbia University,
who has trained the club from its in
ception. win conduct tho concert
Mrs. Mildred Manly Easton, founder
and president Of Life as a Fine Art
Of seven this season on the subject of
Life and Mental Hygiene" at the Hotel
Commodore on Wednesday.
Beauty Night" will be held by the
University Forum Of America on Tues
day evening 81 the headquarters, 203
West Minety-third street. DR.. Alexander
Cumming will be the chairman of the
evening and Miss Lillian NJ Jensen the
hosteess.
The fourth annual Halloween and
barn dance will be held october 25 at
the headuurrters Of the forum. 1t will
be an Informal dance. with prizes for
the best costumes.
Preparations are being made by Mrs
~ ha
York Mozart Society. for members day
at the Hotel Astor on Thursday. The
first morning musical luncheon and
dance will be held November 5. Mrs.
Mcconnell will give luncheon and card
party at the Astor on October "a for
Mrs. Augvstin v. Wende. On Tuesday,
November I, a golf and luncheon will
be given OF the Scarsdaie Country Club
bv Mrs. Mcdonnell for Mrs Ethel c.
Holston. On this occasion silver vase
will be played for between the members
of the Mozart Golf Circle and the
women's division Of the Scarsdale Club.
Of which Mrs. Holston Is president.
The trophy will have TO be won three
times TO become the permanent property
Of the winner. The players will tee OF
at ! 80.
National Society. Daughters OF the
Er,rire. state Mrs. Charles l.. Wright
president, will hold its first meeting OF
the season on Thursday at the Waldorf
Astoria. Tho musical programme will
be under the direction OF Mics Julia
Sergeant Chose. chairman. The artists
win include Arthur. Bergins. basso and
Mercy Anne Hilmann. SOPRANO. Mrs
Mildred Manlev Easton and Mrs. Harry
rillv will make addresses. and Mrs
Harriet Bishop Christie will speak or
current events.
The New York Eurhony Society. Mrs
James J. GornnIey president. began re.
hearsas on Friday Carl Hahn agar
win conduct the music. and Claude War.
ford will continue as accompanist The
first matinee musical OF the season will
take place on Saturday. November 5, al
. o'clock. In the Astor Gallery of the
Waldorf Astoria. The FIRST evening ron.
cert win be given on FRIDAY, December 2
In the grand ballroom OF the waldorf
A dramatic soprano who has not beer
heard for the last five years will be thu
soloist, assisted by the Euphony chora
of one hundred and ten young women
IN a wagnerian programme. An orches.
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