The New York herald., 1921-02-07
EVENTS TO-DAY.

Testimonial dinner to Michael J. Mccarthy.
Deputy Register of New York county, Hotel
Opening Of the international SILK Show in
the Grand Central Palace will be preceded
by n luncheon Of the SILK Association OF
America at the Hotel Commodore, IL 80
p. M; annual dinner Hotel Astor. +. NJ.
Mrs. Harrlett Chalmers Adams viii speak
on ''The After-War Challenge TO the Women
New Jersey sections, womans department
OF the National Civic Federation. Cosmopoh-
tan Club. 125 East Fortieth street, $3.50 P M.
The executive committee OF the Foreign
Trade Financing Corporation, conference 70
discuss foreign trade. metropolitan Club.
Fifth avenue and Sixteth street. 7. NJ
DR.. Deos T. Wilcox will discuss The
Governors Transit Programme" City CLUB,
55 West Forty-fourth street. S:15 p. M.
Bishop Nicholai OF Serbia win speak be
fore the Clergy Club, 200 Fifth avenue. at
3 80 p NJ, and at General Theological Semi-
nary, Broadway and 120th street, p. M.
Annual entertainment and reception Of the
Republican Club of the Twelfth Assembly
district. Brooklyn, Prospect Hall. Brooklyn,
S:15 T.. NJ.
The Eighty-second Division Association.
meeting in the knights of Columbus Hall.
305 East Twenty-third street, 7. NJ.
Roy f. sonle win speak on The Individual
Duties OF Citizenship" at n meeting of the
PM.
Meeting of the Peoples Liberty Chorus in
the High School of Commerce, 15o West
Sixty-fifth street. s p. NJ.
Alfred b. Hitchins win give an illustrated
lecture, The Applications OF Photography"
before the polytechnic section of the Amer
lean Institute of the City OF New York.
Engineering Societies Building. 20 West
Thirty-nnth street, s:15 p. NJ.
The New York Life Good Fellowship Club,
second annual dinner. Hotel McAlpin. 5:45
p. NJ.
Prof. David Eugene smith win speak at
meeting of the American Numismatic So
oiety. Broadway and 155th street, 5:15 p. NJ.
LaIpia S. Meday will lecture on New
York's Debt to the Dutch Settlers" Bower
Meeting OF the section OF astronomy, ply
sics and choplstry Of the New York Acad-
erny OF Sciences at the American Museum OF
Central Park West 8 p. M.
The board Of trustees. the Ladies' League
and the Beavers Society OF Beth David Hos
pitai will hold n special joint meeting In tho
dispensary room OF the hospital, Lexington
avenue and 113th street, $3.50 r. NJ.
The Public Service Commission viii con-
duct a hearing upon the proposed increase
IN telephone rates at the Hall Of Records.
Meiita Knowles win lecture on .'Dntch
tur-" before high school classes Mt the Met
rcnolitnn Museum at Art, =. NJ
Exhibition Of ukreinian embroidery IN tho
rooms OF the Ukrainian Neediecraft Guild.
21T East Sixth street, 10 A. NJ. TO 800 p. NJ.
Dr. Cecilie Griel WIN lecture on Percentage
se cnd Birth Control" at M Manhattan = Lyceum.
Lieut.. Walter Hinton and the Rev. Belvin
W. Maynard viii speak at n members din
nor at Central Y. NJ c. A.. 81 Hanson place.
BROOKLYN. this evening.
American Steamship Owners Association.
meeting. II Battery place. 2:30 +. M.
National Associntion Of Retail secrctariey.
meetings, Hotel McAlpin, A. M. to $50
=. NJ.
Carpet Association. meeting, Carpet Club.
81 Madison avenue, . p. NJ.
College Of Mount st. Vincent, dance, Wal
dorf-Astoria. g r. NJ.
Dickens Felinwship OF America, dinner.
Hotel Aator. p. M.
Society NJ Arts and Sciences. dinner. Hotel
Aeenr. z p. NJ.
Friendly Sons Of 81. Patrick, concert and
Dance Hotel Astor. r. NJ.