The New York herald., 1921-01-09

Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the
home OF Mrs. Albert r. Sellenings, l3Z
East Thirty-sxth street. Tickets are IL
and may be obtained at the meeting TO-
morrow from Mrs. Sellenings, who is the
hostess of the day. or from any MEMBER
of her committee.
The honorary members of the Alpha
Chapter of Gamma Sigma Phi Will mold
their annual luncheon in the Colonial
Room of the Hotel McAlpin on Satur-
day. On the luncheon committee are
Miss Gertrude Clark Mrs. Marion Pow
ell Williams, Miss Althea Granger, Miss
Marjorie Blydenburgh, Miss Helen VIC
tors. Miss Marguerite Mallory, Miss
Ada Fitzpatrick, Miss Edith Nichols,
Mrs. Ethel Covert Lee and Mrs Adele
Crouchley Greene. There will also be
hostess committee, which is made up or
Mrs. Nell Tevis Ketcham, Mrs. Effie
Gray Flemming Miss Marguerite Bou-
chet, Mrs Olive Giddings Berry, Mrs
Wilmoth Cosby Gibson, Miss Ada t1tz-
patrick. Miss Edith Nichols and Mrs.
Adele C. Greene.
The Beethoven Society, Mime. Aida
Tanini-Tagliayia president, will give
the first evening concert. reception and
ball for the season Wednesday even
ing. Jan. 10, at the Plaza. Metropoli-
tan Opera House artists will assist the
choral under the direction of Louis
Koemmenich. conductor for the society
for many seasons. Harold Osborn
smith Is the accompanist of the club.
The January afternoon musicale and
dance filled the ballroom of the Plaza
yesterday. The assisting artists We're
Miss Harriet Morton Harris. soprano /;
Albert Vertchamp. violinist and Har-
old Spencer, accompanist.
An evening theatre party win be
given on Tuesday. Jan. IS, by the
Manhattan Matinee Club Mrs. Jessie
Emerson Moffat president, to see "Jim-
mie," at the Apollo Theatre. Mrs. c. @.
voil Is the chairman and hostess for
the evening.
The first evening event OF the Indiana
Club In New york, recently reorgan-
ized from the Daughters of Indiana in
New York, Miss Mary Garrett Hay
president, and the former Indiana So
ciety of men, will be a supper and
dance tomorrow evening at the Hotel
McAlpin. All persons from Indiana
and their friends are invited. Tickets
may be had of Mrs. Hughes at the Nc
Alpin. A special reception comn7i'tee
will assist Mrs. j. Franklin Elder,
chairman. and the committee on ar
rangements. They are Miss Hay, Mr..
and Mrs. Newton w. Gilbert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph T. Tanning, Mr. and Mrs.
John w. Paris. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy NJ.
Walker Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew A.
Adams, Mr.. Howard T.. Wynegar Mr..
j. w. Young, Mr.. Marshal NJ. Fergu-
son, Mrs. Lois Peirce Hrrhes. Mr.. ond
Mrs. A. S. Chatfield. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen b. Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
stantin Reigger. Dr. and Mrs. William
C. Cauble, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lewis
The Sisters of MeEey, who have con-
Quoted an orpharaTe at 1915 Madison
avenue for nearly fifty years on ground
that was given to them by the city OF
New York as reward for their SER
vices In the civil war, are about to es-
tablish a home for working girls The
children who formerly were in the in
stitute have been sent to the Institute
of Mercy at Tarrytown and the bis
headquarters. which run from 1919 Mad.
ison avenue through to AZ East Eiehtv-
first street, are to be altered so thai
the home may be used as a residence
| for working girls.
To help the sisters defray the ex.
penseS incurred in making Al trations In
| their home the Auxiliary Ladies OF st
Joseph's Home will give a euchre
bridge and pinochle party at the Hote
| Pennsylvania on Monday evening
January 81, There will be a door prize
| and non-player's prize. There will be
| dancing for those that do not care to
| play cards.
| The officers OF the auxiliary are Mrs
George Smythe. president; Mrs. S. Tier
ney, vice. president; Mrs. NJ. Smith
treasurer, and Mrs. C. Sticknoth, Sec
| retary. The tickets are 81 each and
may be had from the Institute of Mercy
at 1915 Madison avenue.
The committee OF arrangements re-
ports many reservations for the States
| luncheon to be given Thursday at the
Hotel Pennsylvania by the Congress OF
| States Societies. The president. Mrs
| Thomas J. Vivian. will be assisted In re-