The New York herald., 1921-05-23

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Elderly People Mrs. Alexander ;.
Schwartz president which win be held
at the Hotel Astor tomorrow afternoon.
II will include an address by Miss Helen
Varick Boswell. solos by Mrs Anna
Lambert Wilkinson. Mr.. Franklin +.
karples and Miss Mary harb and orig
lnal monologues by Miss Mary Ever
Maynard. Mr.. James Philipson, organ
list OF the Chester Avenue Church, New
| ark, N j.. will be the accompanist. A
reception for the new members will fol-
low the programme. Mrs. Angelique ".
Orr will be chairman OF the day and
will be assisted by Mrs, Samuel Hub
bard.
The society will have It's annual out
ing and breakfast on June 1S az the
Hotel Shelburne, Brighton Beach. Those
wishing to attend may make reserva-
tiens through Mrs. Orr 141 East Forty
fourth street, who viii be the chairman.
Southland Club, Mrs. simon Baruch
president. held its annual meeting on
Thursday afternoon at the Waldorf
Astoria. In the absence of Mrs. Baruch,
who was unable 10 be present on ac-
count Of the illness of DR.. Baruch, the
first vice-president, Mrs. z. J. Can't
presided. Fifty dollars was donated 10
the mountain schools OF North Carolina
and 81 TO the Nurses Hospital OF New
York. The election resulted In Mrs
Baruch being reelected president, Mrs.
p ]. CAN'T hrst vice-president. Mrs.
Austin NJ Hancock second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. John r. McDougall recording
secretary. Mrs Paul Hagan correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. B. It. Amos treas
,rer. Mrs. l.. II. Fort historian and
Mrs. John Robert Miller chairman OF
press The business meeting was fol-
lowed by a musical programme under
the direction of Mrs. Paul Hagan, chair
man of the day.
Euterpe Club, Mrs. Alcinous Berton
Jamison president, will have Its annual
springtine floral luncheon on Tuesday
at the Waldorf-Astoria. The luncheon
will be at half past twelve o'clock In the
Waldorf apartments and viii be pre-
ceded by a reception.
There will be an entertainment oy
well known artists during the luncheon
as we'll as orchestral music. Corsage
bouquets will be presented to the men,
bers and guests as souvenirs of the oc-
casion. Cards will follow the luncheon
and there will be prize for each table.
Mrs. Charles Haviland is chairman or
the luncheon committee, and among the
members who will be present are Nine
Jamison. Mines. Howard MacNutt,
Marie Cross Newhaus, Adelyne Wesley
Ralph Trautmann, Thomas w. Q. Cook.
Frank p. Liant, Albert Schaefer, James
Moran, William Brunaghin, Mary r.
Barker, Edison s. Lott, John Richard
Brady, Henry E. Mark. Thomas p.
Spencer, Henry Lee Ziegler. NJ. Donna
rumma, Alexander Campbell Melville
Decker, Harry Heal. Henry koenig,
Joseph e. Vidal. Frank Snyder, Calvin
d. Van Name, William J. lie Man. AL
bert Bunkel. Nelson McHerman. Law
renee Jarvis. r. Codding. d. w. Truss.
Misses Madeline Boyle and Ida Jud-
son and Mr.. Claude Warford.
4 conference was held for members
and friends Of the society by Mrs.
Marie Cross Newhaus on Tuesday at
the Waldorf. The subject was Better
Americans"
The Indiana Club, Mr.. win d. Howe
president, will give reception for all
Hoosiers in New York on Wednesday
afternoon at the Hotel McAlpin. Mrs.
william A. Cauble will be chairman of
the day. On the reception committee
are Miss Mary Garrett Hay, former
president of the recently reorganized
club. and Mr.. Newton w. Gilbert, one
time acting Governor of the Philippines.
A welcome home tea viii be given to-
morrow afternoon at the Waldorf
Astoria by the Manhattan Matinee
Club for the president and founder.
Mrs. Jessie Emerson Moffat, and her
mother. Mrs. Edward r. Emerson. who
have just returned from California,
where they spent the winter. Mrs. r. s.
Maffitt will be chairman OF the day.
The last matinee for the season was
held on Wednesday, when the members
saw Arthur Byron IN Thanks to You"
Beethoven Society. Mime. Aida Tanini
Tagliavia president. held its annual
meeting and election OF officers on Fri
day at the Hotel Plaza.
The Daughters or Alabama held their
May meeting at the Hotel Astor, the
occasion bringing together several hun
dred former residents Of Alabama who
form the society The election OF officers
resulted in william L. Sands being elect
ed president. Miss Anna Marbury Kelly
nrst vice-president. Mrs. Samuel Hodg-
son second vice-president Mrs. A. II.
Kilduff recording secretary. Mrs. IT. Il.
Mendenhnll corresponding secretary and
Mrs. Helen Clarke Smith treasurer.
The board OF directors includes Mrs.
f. T. Herbert. Mrs. William L. Parker.
Mrs. II. Prendergrsst Mrs. Louise Hub
bard and Mrs. Daisy Irwin Clisby. The
organization Is Interested In reconstruc-
ton work for the soldiers. cooperates
with esta blshed institutions for or
phaned children and Is interested in va
rous other philanthropias. Mrs. Samuel
Hodgson. chairman Of the reconstruction
committee. Is we'll equipped for the work.
as she made q signal success during the
war In connection with tho Bureau Of
War Risk. being called TO Washington
BY reason OF her efficient services.
Under the auspices of the Daughters
a series OF card parties have been given
for the furtherance OF their work. the
last OF the season being on Tuesday at
the Hotel Bossert In Brooklyn. 4 part
% the philanthropic fund has just been
expended 10 purchase cows for the Leake
and Watts Home for Orphaned Children.
The June meeting OF tho society viii
be held at the home OF Mrs Helen Clark
Smith. Sunnyside- -the- Hudson. Gen.
Robert Lee Bullard OF Governors Island
n native OF Alabama. is nm honorary
member. az arc Miss Helen Keller and
Miss Anne Wheeler, the daughter OF the
late Gen. Wheeler.
The National Society, Daughters ~
the Empire State. Mra Charles f. Wright
president. gave the last OF its series Of
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