The New York herald., 1921-01-16

bers by Walter Vaughan. tenor. who
sang a group OF old English and Scotch
ballads and an aria from "Tosca,' with
Miss Alice Metcalf at the piano
The supper and dance of the Indiana
Club last Monday evening at the Hotel
McAlpin was so successful that 1t Is
planned to have another evening enter
tainment next month. The entertain
ment on Monday was the first held by
the club since its reorganization to in
ciude both men and women in its men,
bership and was attended by more than
$50 members and guests. The grand
march, which was a feature OF the
evening. was led BY Miss Mary Garrett
Hay. with Mr.. Joseph I. Tanning. The
members wore cards bearing their
names and former Indiana residences.
The Manhattan Matinee Club. Mrs
Jessie Emerson Moffat president and
founder. will meet on Wednesday at the
Waldorf Astoria for luncheon. After
ward the members and guests will at
tend n perfornace OF Spanish Love" at
the Maxine Elliott Theatre. Mrs. NJ. s.
Dougherty will be the hostess.
An address on "The immigration
Sidney Gulick secretary of the National
Committee on Constructive immigration
Legislation. at the monthly meeting of
the Daughters Of Pennsylvania. Mrs.
Walter S. Comfy president. on Tuesday
afternoon at the Waldorf-Astoria.
"a Town Meeting was the subject for
study at the play day meeting of the
Post Parliament on Friday at the Hotel
McAlpin. The president. Mrs. Cora
welles Trow. presided.
The alumnm OF st. Marys Academy
will hold the annual reunion on Saturday
afternoon In the East Room of the Wal
dorf-Astoria. As In former years the
event will be a card party with music.
After the games refreshments will be
served. The proceeds from the after
noon will be devoted to the Servants Of
Relief for Incurable Cancer, at n Jack
son street. New York city.
A card party was held on Tuesday
afternoon at the Hotel Plaza for the
benefit of the Free Industrial School for
Crippled Children and the Lulu Thorley
Home for Delicate and Crippled Children
at Claveracl<. n. Y, of which Col. Walter
Scott Is president. 1t was the first in a
series of card parties. The second will
take place on February IL at the same
place.
"How 20 Make Better Citizens for the
Coming Generation" was the topic for
open discussion at the meeting OF the
Natural Education Forum, DR.. Winifred
Sackvlle Stoner president. on Thursday
afternoon at East Thirty-ninth street
Mrs Owen kildare and Dr. Stoner were
the speakers.
March II is the date of the next din
/ ner and dance of the Womans National
Automobile Club Of America, Mrs
1 Charles Baker, president. IL will be IN
charge OF Mrs. Burnett T. Wenman.
second vice e-president. and viii take place
at the Hotel Plaza. where the club had
/ its second event on January Z. On this
occasion Ave dollar gold pieces were
given for the lucky number prize dance.
At the January meeting OF the Emer-
son Alumn@ Club. Mrs Leslie T. Arvid-
son president, last week at the Twelfth
Night Club, ~ West Forty-fourth street.
Mr.. Thomas Fitzhush Lee OF the Asso-
cis ton for the Protection of American
Rights. gave talk on Mexico" Sonora
Fstreila de ORC. soprano. OF Mexico
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the programme a reception was held and
rcfreshments served by the hostesses OF
the evening.
Mrs. Minnie Kaufman gave q recep-
tion and tea last Sunday afternoon at
her studio in Carnegie Hall for Mrs M.
Spencer Wiggin and her sister. Mrs.
Ferdinand Skinner OF Dauphin. Mani
toba. There was a musical programme.
The National Society OF Ohio Women,
Mrs. John Hamilton Fife president. will
hold its first meeting OF the new year
this week at tho home OF Mrs. George
NJ. Clyde. 229 Lincoln place. Brooklyn.
The guests OF honor will be Mrs. Harry
Lilly, president OF the New York City
Federation Of Women's Clubs: Mrs
Walter s. Comfy. president of the New
York state Federation of Womens
Clubs: Mrs. Thomas Vivian. president
Of the Congress Of states Societies. and
Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage, president Of