New-York tribune., 1921-02-20
Forum to Give Bal Masque

University Forum of America will be
held Tuesday evening in the ballroom
of the Hotel Majestic. Colonial cos
tunes will prevail.
Alexander Cumming, president of the
club, will be the chairman Of the even
ing. and Miss Sophie Borman the
hostess.
The University Forum is making
drive among college graduates and
their friends to increase it's member
ship to one thousand. Applications for
membership should be sent to Alexan-
der Cumming, president, 1856 West
Eighty eighth Street.
The Wisconsin Women's Society,
Mrs. Victor Fredrickson president, will
meet Friday afternoon at the Hotel
Astor.
The card party organized by the Gov
ernment Club for the purpose of rails
ing funds to purchase an American
flag and club banner was held last
Tuesday in the ballroom of the Hotel
Pennsylvania. Mrs. George E. Owens,
president, made an address, in which
she congratulated Mrs. J.. T. Hessel,
chairman Of the card committee, and
her associates on the large attendance.
Silver prizes were presented TO the
bC Sl&Cy~SSVeu tAnleS.
The February luncheon and business
meeting Of the National Society of
Ohio Women, Mrs. John Hamilton Fife
president, will be held tomorrow at
the home Of Mrs. John G. Turner, 600
West 1924 Street. Mrs. Edwin Kane
Stewart, chairman of card parties, is
arranging bridge for the benefit of
the City Federation Hotel for some
time in April. 1t will be held at the
Hotel Pennsylvania.
Life as Fine Art Club, Mrs. Mil
dred Manly Easton president, held its
February meeting Wednesday at the
Hotel Commodore, when Mrs. Easton
entertained with the fifth lecture in
the course she is giving this winter. A
reception preceded the regular pro-
gram. The music was in charge of
Miss Minnie Carey Slime. Mrs. Charles
IL. Hatch spoke on current events. The
guests OF honor were Mrs. Edmund w.
hingland, Mrs. Da Ada Shorey, Mrs.
Axel o. IhlsingSand Mrs. L. O. Fisher,
all OF whom made short addresses.
A regular meeting of the executive
board of the Long Island Council of
Women's Clubs was held in Brooklyn
Thursday Owing TO the recent elec-
t1on OF mrs. Richerd NJ. Chapman to
she presidency of the City Federation
her resignation as recording secretary
of the council was accepted. Mrs.
Henry s. Curtis was appointed to fill
the vacancy for the unexpired term,
Mrs. William Whitaker, chairman of
the ways and means committee, re-
ceived congratulations OH her election
as corresponding secretary of the fed
Grafton.
The Brooklyn Association for I'm
proving the Condition of the Poor was
admitted to membership in the council
and Mrs. Bennett w. Richie and Miss
Jennie S. Hoffman were accepted as
subscribing members. The date for
the annual convention was set for
Juno 3.
An afternoon of drama and music
for the benefit of the council will be
given Friday at the League Building.
Sanford Avenue, Flushing, under the
direction of the drama committee.
Tickets at 81 each may be procured
from the various organizations af
with the council, or from the |
secretary, Mrs. Nav
Barrett, So Pilling Street, BROOKLYN.
"Pinero" and "The Second Mrs. Tan
squeray" will be the subject of talk by
Mrs James w. Howie before the Man /
haitian Matinee Club Mrs. f. II. |
scardeteld acting president. to-mor- !
,ow afternoon, at the Waldorf-Astoria.
niss Ruth Findley, leading woman
wssn William Fayershssh il 1.-THE