The New York herald., 1921-01-30

ciety for Ethical Culture will hold It's
bers and friends. tomorrow afternoon
at the Meeting House, West Sixty
fourth street. DIR. Ludwig Lewisohn
VIII speak on "The Drama in Modern
Germany" The committee In charge of
the afternoon is made UP of Mines.
Theodore Rosenberg, Frances Hellman,
Marcus Marks, Joseph Plaut and Henry
Ollesheimer.
Modern Public Health Problems" will
be the subject of Commissioner Royal S.
Copeland's address before the Women's
League OF the F'latbush Congregational
Church, Dorchester road and East
Eighteenth street, on Tuesday after
noon. On the reception committee are
Mines. C.. p. Wheldon, ii. Ballantyne,
Boynton, r. L. Williams and II. It.
Whittlesey.
Mr.. Grant Mitchell as "merc man"
carried away the honors at the social
of the Professional Women's League on
Monday afternoon at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Mrs. Helen Whitman Ritchie. presi-
dent introduced the guests of honor. in
cluding, besides Mr.. Mitchell. Jobyna
Rowland, Desiree Stempel, Mary Fanton
Roberts. Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer, Mrs. Rich
ard Chapman. Mrs Stanley Lyman Otis.
Mrs Charles d. Hirst and Mrs. Edwin
Wright Inslee.
AS chairman of the day Elspeth
Brownell presented a delightful musical
programme. Miss Hazel Sparks sang a
group Of modern songs besides the waltz
song from Romeo ct Juliette," Mr.. Clyde
II. Linscott sang several barytone num-
bers and Manly Price Boone also sang.
The New York State Federation of
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs will give dinner and dance at
the Hotel Pennsylvania on Wednesday
evening, at which the guest of honor
and principal speaker will be Mr.. Andre
Tridon. There also will be speeches by
Jean II. Norris on "The Work of the
women's Courts" Mr.. Martin SAKE on
Women and Governmental Administra-
ton" and Mrs. Ida Clyde Clarke on
Business and Professional Women OF
Europe"
In the last week of February the Thea
tire Assembly, Mrs. j. Christopher Marks
president, will give a dance for the
Oneida Lake Country Club members OF
central New York in the ballroom of the
Onondaga Hotel, Syracuse. N. Y. Many
guests from here will go TO Syracuse
for the event. The Oneida Country
Club, which is the country club of the
assembly. will open on Decoration Day.
A bridge party for the benefit of the
Wellesley Semi-Centennial Fund will be
held at the home of Mrs. Herbert X
Txxrftr
on Saturday afternoon. The hostesses
will be Mrs Twitchell. Mrs. Robert b.
Honeyman. Mrs. Walter Hammitt and
Mrs. Frederick w. Rowe.
Other bridge parties on Brooklyn
Heights, in Bay Ridge and Flatbush will
be held for the Wellesley fund, the dates
to be announced later.
The Rainbow Club of the Americas
will give fits annual concert and ball on
February % at the Plaza. Tho club,
which was founded three years ago, has
for its object the introducing of young
artists of North and South America TO
the public and the managers of New
York. The guests OF honor at the dance
will include representatives, from South
and Central America, Cuba, Mexico and
tho United States.
More than four hundred women at
tended the first annual dinner of tho
Overseas League of the American Red
Cross. which took place at tho Cafe
Boulevard. Speeches we're made by
prominent Red Cross women from all
parts OF the country. Interesting expert
ences we're recounted of the war and
plans for future service were outlined.
The Wisconsin womens Society, Mrs.
Victor Frederickson president, met on
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
G. J. Pearson, 265 West Eighty-first
street.
At the January meeting OF Portia
Club Mrs. Edward Allen Albright, pres
ident. recently, the speakers werc Miss
Bertha Rembaugh and Mrs. Margaret
Sanger. Tho guests of honor were Mrs.
Harry Lilly and Nine. Katherine Won
Klenner. Miss Courtney Rosai- Diehl
gave programme of vocal selections.
The National Society OF New England
Women, Brooklyn Colony, held it's an
nual luncheon yesterday at the Hotel
Bossert. The programme commence
rated the lanc.2s cs the Pilgrims at