New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

was hostes, of the afternoon and Mrs
+. j. Atkinson was chairman OF the
entertainment committee.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Luth-
eran Hospital of Manhattan, Of which
Miss Henrietta Gerken is president,
gave & card party for the benefit of the
grand ballroom of the Hotel Astor.
Mrs. Edwin C. Hahn was chairman of
arrangements and more than 3 thou
sand women attended.
The Theater Club. Inc, Mrs. George
Maynard Clyde president, held di-
rectors' meeting at the Hotel Astor No
vember /. In the afternoon a large
card party was held in the laurel
room of the hotel, with Mrs. Walter
II. Gahagan. chairman. The philan-
thropic fund has as chairman Mrs.
Frank a. Peteler. Its object is to raise
funds to benefit the Home for the Aged,
I located at Asbury Park, Of which Mrs.
John II. Parker has been president for
many years. Any donations, however
small, may be sent to Mrs. F. A. Pete
Ter, 250S Broadway, or Mrs. James Nc
Cullaeh, col West 10th Street, treas
urer of the fund.
Life as Fine Art Club, Mrs. Mil
dred Manly Easton, lecturer, will
hold its next meeting on Wednesday in
the east ballroom Of the Hotel Com
modore. Mrs. Easton will give the sec
ond lecture Of the course on Life and
Mental Hygiene" entitled House
cleaning the Mind" A reception will
precede the lecture. A musical program
will be given by Nine Kuhr-Schneider,
director Of music for the club
The Beethoven Society, Nine. Aida
Tanini-Tagliavia president, will open
It's eighth season with Il musicale in
the ballroom of the Hotel Plaza Satur-
day afternoon. The solosts will be
Helen Slower, soprano, and Fernando
Guarneri, barytone. Many new mem
bers will be welcomed into the society
by the pesdent,
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs Edward
Hull Smith entertained the directors
of the society at her residence, 42o
Riverside Drive, with bridge and tea.
The choral is preparing an unusual
program for the first concert in Janu-
airy under its director, Howard Barlow.
The following bulletin has been is
sued for November by the Brooklyn
Woman's Club, of which Mrs. Edwin +.
Lindridge is president:
Literature Department. MSnthly meeting
in the parlor. Mrs. walter Burritt Moore,
cha irman. The Book. Iphagenia in
Tauris- Gilbert Murray translation.r
Nov. Monday. 2;30 p. m. Home and So
clai Relations Department. Monthly
meeting in board room Mira Henry ~.
Meeker chairman. VIII the members
please bring suggestions Tor tho seasons
work
%ov 1A-Nnndov 90 n IN y,rasidar.,~
DAY. Music Department, Miss NJ Louise
iIundeil chairman. Mics huth Hooglsnd.
tralto. Mr Weit2in BLK, barytone, Missy
With lmino Muller. accompanist- Al
dress and Glms: Mr.. Z. II. OuterhridSe.
chairman of the Port of New York Au~
of New York and the proposed plan for
Ats reorganization, illustrated by films
showing what the plan is.
Nov. 2l-.Monday. 2;so; Drama Depart
Luncheon IL o'clock. Tickets may be
ordered from Mrs J. M Wilson. 1872
Clinton Street before November is a
o'clock Sociology Department, monthly
meeting. Miss Jessie Hlxon, chairman
Subject: "UnemployInenr."
NOV. 2s-2:3o. Regular club meeting. t,1vics
Department. Mrs. Norman s. Dixie. chair
man.
The Rainy Day Club Of America
Mrs. Bertha Welby founder, Mrs. A.
NJ. Palmer president, celebrated it's
twenty-fifth anniversary yesterday with
luncheon at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
/ The president of State and City Fed
: GRAFTON, as well as club presidents of
New York, were guests Of honor. At
the close of the luncheon a novelty,
Rainy Day Miestonos," written and
directed by Mrs. Owen Kildare, was
presented, illustrating the principal
events IN the clubs work, taken from a
club history kept by Mrs. Imogena
King, charter member
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