The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-06-05

president, will hold it's last meet
- ing of the season tomorrow at
in receiving the members of the COM
the Waldorf Astoria. 1t will include
luncheon followed by an interesting
programme under the direction of Mrs.
Olin d. Gray, chairman of music.
Mature at Its Best" will be the topic
for the day.
Mrs. May Riley Smith will give a
reading OF some of her own poems;
Elizabeth Tyree Metcalfe will speak on
Garden in the City" and Mr.. @. Clyde
Fisher, associate curator OF the Mu-
scum of Natural History. Will give
talk illustrated with lantern slides ON
John Burroughs in His tavorite
Haunts." There also will be music.
Judge Thomas of the Federal Court
and Mrs. Thomas will be among the
guests of honor, who also will include
presidents of some of the Federated
Clubs.
Miss Adrienne c. Soldin will give
tea on Thursday afternoon at her home,
224 South Maple avenue. Ridgewood'
~ J., for the members of the Junior
Cabinet of the New York Mozart So
ciety, of which Mrs. Noble Mcconnell Is
president Miss Evelyn Estabrook is
chairman of the cabinet and Miss Bessie
Worthen stevens. vice-chairman.
The other members are Misses VIVIAN
Afbanesius. Dorothy Bentley, Elsie BicK-
man, Eleanor C. Boerum, Eda y. Braun
Mabel Cervantes. Angela G. Cochran.
Elizabeth F. Coffin, Anna Franklin
Crane, Edith Anna Crowley Regina
Duff, Martha Decker. Elizabeth j. Ed
wards, Melba X. Gundlach, Florence M.
Hadley, Grace A. Hesson, Maude A. M.
James. Dorothy M. Kennedy, Dorothy
Adele Kneisel, Margaret Klein. Annie
Mueller Margaret McCandless. Sallie M.
McKenna. Florence McCullagh, Made
leine L. McKeogh Georgina McTernan'
Clara e. McWilliams, Marion ONelll,
Katherine H. Otis. V. Dorothy Pitts, X.
Frances Pendergast, Kathryn Scheerer'
Louise Scheerer. Beatrice Il. Sillo'
Adrienne c. Soldin, Charlotte South
worth, Marjorie l.. Stevens, Grace Stras-
burger. Alma L. Schmidt. Josephine
Titus, Irene B. Trumbull Vera VAN
Praagh and Dorothy WEIGH
The official chaperons of the JUNIOR
Cabinet are: Mrs. Donald Alexander
Green, chairman: Mines T. Wright
j..
am. Leonard K. Lisner. George e. Nor
rissey. Arthur S. Mawhinney. Henry c.
Riefe and Cornelius A. Schmidt.
At the annual meeting of the Man
haitian Chapter Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. recently held at the
Hotel McAlpin, the following officers
were elected for the year Mrs. Everett
Barnes regent Mrs. Daniel de Cardnas,
first vice-regent Mrs. J. X. Butler, third
yice-regent Mrs T. Lille, fourth vice.
regent: Mrs. r.. A. Ehman, fifth vice.
regent Mrs. Paul c. Clark, recording
secretary; Mrs. David Hease. CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. George H.
Darte. registrar; Mrs. II. NJ. Mcdowell
treasurer and Mrs. Joseph Lawlor. his
torian. The directors elected were Mrs.
f. C. Alger. Mrs. John Porges, Miss
Mary Thomas, Miss Josephine de Card
mas. Mrs Frederick II. Eaton, Mrs. ROD
ert o. Deyer and Mrs. Erwin Torok.
At the close of the meeting Mrs. John
Francis Yawger, the national recording
secretary-g general of the national society.
made a speech in placing the name OF
the retiring regent. Mrs. j. B. Francis
Herreshoff. In nomination for honorary
regent for life Of the chapter.
The regular mOntnly SOCIAL anu JUST
ness meeting of the Iowa New Workers
was held at the home of Mrs. l.. f.
GAYLORD. 1872 Christopher street. Mont
clair. There was a large attendance
and officers for the ensuing year were
installed. Mrs. L. w. Waterbury re-
Gently entertained fifty members of the
club at luncheon at her home in Peeks-
kill. n. Y.
The Manhattanville Alumnae Associa-
ton will hold its annual meeting at the
Convent of the Sacred Heart Manhat-
tanville, on Saturday. which Is college
class day. Miss Eleanor b. Lenane is
president OF the association. Miss Helen
Murray Bradford corresponding secre-
tary and Miss. Corinne Roche recording
secretary.
In honor of Mrs. Claire Sheridan, the
distinguished English sculptor and au-
thor, the New York League OF American
Pen Women will give a luncheon on
June IL at the National Arts Club, is
Gramercy Park. The luncheon will be
at o'clock. and afterward Saveli VALE
witch recently OF the Amphitheatre de
la Sorbonne, Paris. will sing Russian
folk songs and gypsy ballads on the
luncheon committee are Miss Ida Vera
Simonton, chairman, the we'll known
African traveller and lecturer; Mrs.
Grace Seton, wife OF Ernest Thompson
Seton, author and lecturer: Mrs. Maude
Hough. poet and author and wife of Col