New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

Mrs; A. Edwin Keigwin, Mrs. Henry W.
McCandless, Mrs. William H. McGee,
Mrs. Robert H. Mcconnell, Mrs. Frank
A. Petelcr, Mrs. Richard T. Percy, Mrs.
John II. Parker, Mrs. Lyman D. Post,
MRS: Joseph j. Root jr, Mrs. +. Bass
ford -Schmalholz, Mrs. Cary F. Sim
mons, Mrs: Valdemar Sillo, Mrs. Edwin
Bhss Shays, Mrs Leslie L. Savage, Mrs
Emma F. Seaman, DR.. August c..
Mrs. William H. Thomas, Mrs. Lionel
vanPraagh, Mrs. Paul C. Wooster and
Mrs. Augustin " Wendell.
MRS. Valdemar Sillo gave a theater
party last night for Mr.. and Mrs. No
Bile Mcconnell and afterward took
their guests to the Hotel Astor for
supper.
AT the last morning musicale Of the
Verdi Club, Mrs. Florence Foster Jen-
Klns, president, pearl necklace was
presented to Miss Estelle Christie.
chairman of arrangements, who has
not not missed q meeting of the club since
1T was founded. Mrs. Arthur H. Bridge.
chairman Of the ways and means com,
mittee, also was presented with a
handsome ostrich feather fan, the gift
OF the president, in recognition Of her
services during the year.
The guests Of honor, who also made
addresses, were Mrs. Charles S. Whit
man, Mrs. Simon Baruch, president of
the Southland Club; Mrs. Bedell
Parker, president Of the Society of
kentucky Women; Mrs. James Henry
Parker, president of the Daughters of
the Confederacy; Nine. Clara Novello
Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard 'Hagaman
and Miss Florence Auer.
DR.. and Mrs. Bruce Bushong preas
gave dinner for the ways and means
committee Of the Verdi Club, at their
home, 22S East Thrtieth Street, last
Friday.
Mrs. Arthur H. Bridge is chairman
OF this committee and others present
were DR.. and Mrs. Stanley Lyons, Miss
Lyons, Mrs. Lille Mayer, Mrs. James
r. Page, Mrs. Jacob Braun, Mrs. A. C.
Coleman, Mrs. ]. E. Crum, Miss Flor
once Abbot, Miss Alice Philbrook, Mrs.
Luella B. Edwards, Mrs. Frederick PEN
nell and Mrs. X. Meloni
Art day will be celebrated Saturday at
the Women's Press Club. DR.. Leigh Hunt,
professor of the art department of the
College of the City Of New York, will
tell the "Vivid or Vital Spots in the
Appreciation of Art Miss Bertha
Holley will talk on cart in Dress"
"After the Movies, What?" will be the
question Van Deering Perrine will
answer: George. Grey barnard will say
something of cart in Relation to La
over by. Miss Marie Dacie, chairman
Of the day, who will speak of Walter
Pater's pen portraits.
Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey, president of
the club, will say word of greeting.
varied musical program will be
presented by Baroness Katherine
Evans Won Klenner, chairman of music.
Piano selections will be played by
Margita de Regeczy, and Barbara Ell
dredge, of the European Grand Opera
Company, will sing with Florence
brinkman at the piano. A whistling
Spring Song" will be given by Eu-
genia Jones with Kate Chase at the
piano.
The last regular monthly conference
for members of the Federation FOR
Child Study was held on Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Howard S. Cans, $50
West Seventy-sixth Street. Miss Flea
nor Dem1ng and Louis NJ. Fleischer
were the speakers and Mrs. Sidenie M
Gruenberg led the discussion. The topic
under consideration was "The Educa-
tional Possibilities of the Summer
Camp TOR Boys and Girls"
This meeting was largely attended
and was followed by social hour.
- Transportation Night will be held
Tuesday evening by the University
Forum OF America at the headauar-
ters Of the club, at 2O3 West Ninety
third Street. Dr.. Delos F. Wilcox, for
years the chief of the Bureau Of Fran
'chises OF the Public Service Commits
sion Of the City Of New York, will