New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

Nixon chairman. Twenty-eight new
members were admitted at the
previous business meeting.
Duncan Machines to Speak - =
AT Government Club Session
! The regular meeting of the Govern
iment Club will be held in the East Ball
room Of the Hotel Astor. tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock The president,
Mrs. George p. Owens, has returned
from an.extended trip South and viii
preside. There will be a board meeting
at p. m.,. business meeting at p. m.
and program at $3.50 p. m.
Duncan Machines, for many years
the chief accountant. for the City of
New York and still serving in that
capacity, will speak on "How the City
'of % Ne. New J, York Gets and Spends Its
Dr. Charles Holmes Herty has chosen
the Future of American Chemistry"
After the meeting the president will
entertain The guests Of honor at tea in
the Orangerie. -
The annual bazaar of the Profess
slonal Woman's League will be held at
the Hotel McAlpin December g., Q and
TO- DR.. Ida C."Nahm is chairman and
the following members will have
booths: Mrs. Russell Bassett, presi-
dent; Mrs. Douglass B. Boag, Mrs.
Kate Fowler Chase, Mrs. Emile Paul
Matthiessen, Mrs. EfAniie j. Howard,
Mrs. II. T. Stemple, Mrs. w. d. Donald
son, Mrs. Louise C. Stern,r Mrs. Helen
Whitman Ritthie, Mrs. Clara c. Allen,
Mrs. Harry Leighton, Mrs. Pauline sde
Llsser. Mrs. -Helen Hanning, Mrs. Ben
Handricks, Mrs. Nan C. Crawford and
Mrs. Queenie Turner. Many novel
features are promised ~ =.
The Society of KentuckysW Women lsof
New York, Mrs. sBedell Parker presi-
dent. will have its first social meeting
! of the season December 6, at the Wal
dorf-Ast6ria. DR.. Henry Clay Rtsner,
a former Kentuckian, will speak on
"The Old and the New" DR.. R. H.
Crossfield, ex-president of Transylvania
eSlsEf Es y ss REsases ea s!sG s5isas eGl9ns
Mrs. Winn, Kentuckians stationed at
Governors Island. Some of the presi-
dents who have accepted are Mrs.
Walter s. Comfy, State Federation;
Mrs. Richard M. Chapman, City Fed
Grafton; Mrs. livingston R. Schuyler,
National Society U, D., c.; Mrs.xtan nlss
Henry RArkhr,. U.,D .xG ;ssllrs. Alfred
Cochran,Ssregents NJ W ISa Az! RI, MRS.
John Fowler Iroy,s Posts Psrliament;
Mrs. George w. Howes, M airy "A rden;-
Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill, Criterion Society;
Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer, Rainy Day Club;
Mrs. William r. Chapman, Rubinstein
Club; Mrs Elmer Blair, w elfare Work;
Forum; Mrs. William D.. Sporborg,
Jewish Council; Dr. Rosalie S. Morton
and the international Serbian Educa.
tional Committees Mrs. John C. Kerr,
Riverside Park League; Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell, Mozart Society; Mrs. Will
liam B. Smith, Missouri Society: Mrs.
Thomas j. Vivian, California Society;
Mime. Taglana, Beethoven Society; Mrs.
Ernest Malcolm, Dixie Club; Mrs. P. j.
White, Louisiana Society; Mrs. John
Francis Yawger, New England Women.
The. ssixty Club. Mrs. Albert Douglas
founder and president, will hold the
third card party of the season at the
Hotel Pennsylvania on Thursday. The
clubs charity this month will be the
Christmas fund Of the Salvation Army
Thesofficers are4Nrs. Sybif Rounsayhle,
vice-president; Mrs. Owen Downes,
treasurer apd secretary. Mrs, Armon
A. Gerdes, Mrs. Oscaf' GefmdAder and.
Mrs. Edward Catherwood, directors.
The guest Of honor will be Mrs.
Florence Foster Jenkins, president of
the tn Verdi Club, and Mrs. Frank G..
~: i It - !
Drama Comedy, Edyth Tottcn presi-
dent, will hold its next social matinee
December 8, at the Hotel Astor. Be-
sides the. theatrical program one
act play by -Alice Brown will be pro-
duced. Lionel Atweil, Of "The Grand
Duke; Lynn Fontanne, of "Dulcy,' and
May Vokes, of ''The Bat" will be
among the guests of honor. Kathryn
Noacks Fique Will sing. : -. 49,
At the birthday banquet to be held
on February 19 only the officers and
cehinet members will be hostesses.
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The second meeting of the Emerson
Alumni Club, Mrs. Marie Beals presi-
dent, will.be held Saturday evening at
the Twelfth Night Club aroomst ~ West
Forty-fourth Street. The program will
consist of talk on Conservation and
Bird Life" by. Mrs. Charles Cyrus
'MdrshaHs ard violin: eolos. ~by : Miss,
Clara Ferrar6.
A business meeting will precede the
regular program, and as many men,
sbefs as Cam come are requested to be
present: At the January meeting ,CsB.,
&. knauff will address the club on the
subject of Women in Art" Mr.. Knauff
Was the. Ruest.of honor at the last
meeting. Miss Margaret Marlborough
will sing.
4 Mrs. u Hedges Crowel. vice-presi-
dent and one Of the charter members
OF the Legislative League, of which
Mrs. Thomas Slack is president. pre-
sented the Red Cross with her check
fQg 100. at the .Thprsday meeting of.
the leagae. ssNfs. Gfcwea always SHas'
been a leader in philanthropic causes,
and made this contribution to give tho
Legislative League life membership
in the Red Cross, and also in honor
League Which IS Is Sc IN i' fktsa 81 s 4
few weeks.