The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-08

Representative John N. Garner, rank
ing member OF the Texas delegation In
/ Congress.
The club voted contribution to the
| Chinese famine fund and will partici-
pate in the coming meeting of the Amer
| lean Defence Society at Carnegie Hall
Following the business meeting there
was 4 musicale and reception in honor
of the recently retired president, Mrs.
Robert Wylie Lyle. who has just re-
turned from the South. A music pro-
gramme was given by Mrs. Patricia
Ryan. soprano: Manly Price Boone,
tenor and Francis Moore, pianist, all
Texas artists. Miss Olive Robertson was
accompanist.
The Woman's Republican Club, Mrs.
James Griswold Wentz president and
founder, will hold it's last meeting and
luncheon OF the season on Tuesday in
the Rose Room of the Plaza. The prin-
cipal speaker will be Capt Hugh S.
Martin. His subject will be "Bolshevism
in Russia and Its Menace to the United
States
Although this marks the clubs last
official meeting, the committees bearing
on city affairs expect to carry on their
work throughout the summer and early
autumn in view OF the coming Mayor
atty campaign, and the club itself will
open headquarters similar to that main
tanned last autumn for the Presidential
campaign.
The Washington Heights Chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mrs. Samuel J. Kramer regent. will give
it's annual spring luncheon at the Hotel
Biltmore on Saturday. The guests OF
honor will include Commissioner of I'm
migration, Mr.. Frederick A. Wallis the
State vice-regent of the Daughters of
the Revolution and president of the
Century Theatre Club, Mrs. Axel Q.
Ihlseng; president of the Roosevelt Me-
moria, Association, Mrs. John Henry
Hammond, and Major A. p. Simmonds.
The hostesses will be the Mines. Samuei
j. Kramer, Charles +. Blackman, Oviedo
M. Bostwck, Silas b. Bostwick. Loron
NJ. Burdick, Thomas r. Harris, Floyd
Jarrett. Audley X. Leon, Thomas c.
Shotwel. Jacob c. Stamler, George
stowe. Fl. Croswell futile and Charles
Wesley White, and Misses Helen Merry
man, Carolyn Newell, Susan W. Patter-
son and Elizabeth White.
Theoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood
president, will hold luncheon on
Wednesday at the Hotel Aston. After
ward the members will attend matinee
perfo rmance of Nemesis" Mrs. Harry
McClasky will entertain the president
and board of council Tomorrow a.
luncheon at her home. SO Primrose ave-
nue.. Mount Vernon, N. Y. A train for
Mount Vernon will leave Grand Central
Terminal at II o'clock. standard time.
Preparations are being made by the
club for an outing to be given Tor the
members of the Actors Home on Tues
day. May II.
An entertainment in honor OF club
presidents was given by the Post Par
lament Club last Friday. Mrs. Cora
Welles Trow, president. and her Officers
extended hospitality to the guests. Tea
was served at small tables. the hostesses
being Mrs Austin Finegan, Mrs. Carlo
Polifene, Mrs Duane Clement, Mrs. 9.
b. f. Herreshoff, Mrs. NJ. nj. Menken,
Mrs. Arthur H. Leary, Mrs. George Per-
lsins Lawton. Mrs. William r Stewart,
Mrs. Regina Demarest, Mrs. Henry r.
Wall, Mrs l.. O. Harnecker, Mrs. Robins
A. Lau, Mrs George c. Howes, Mrs.
Marie T.. Rimes and Mrs w. II. Baylis.
Among the presidents of clubs present
were Mines. Richard M. Chapman, Ralph
Trautman, Katharine A. Martin, Charles
d. Hirst, Otto Kahn. c. A. j. Queck-
beTncr. GdTh haticWSoht oSoA %
Owens and Miss Julia +. Ring. other
guests were Mrs. +. M. Tench, Mrs. %.
]. Comiskey, Mr.. c. b. T. Herreshoff
and Mrs. William Smith.
Under auspices of the National Cali
fornia Club a benefit card game will be
held at the Waldorf-Astoria Monday.
May "a, in the interest of needy Call
fornia family of a Fox Hills patient.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
Charles A. Beck. chairman, II Bay
Twenty-flfth street, Bensonhurst. l.. /.
Mrs Beck will be assisted by Mrs. Rob-
ert S. Maffitt, Mrs. William t. Martin,
Mrs. Charles V. Seaman, Mrs. William
J. Hall. Mrs Russell Bassett, Mrs. Fran
ces II. Carlyle. Mrs. Edward w. Runyon
and Mrs William r. Stewart. The game
viii begin at o'clock and there will be
q vv<ze for each table.
The next regular monthly meeting OF
the club will be held Tuesday. May IL,
at the waldorf-A storia. The programme
win be wholly Californian, the partici-
pants being real daughters"
At the annual meeting OF Charter
Chapter. Daughters of the Union. held
last Wednesday the reports of all officers
and chairmen were given and were fol-
| lowed by the election OF the following
directors to serve for the next two years
| DR.. Frances w. Mcneil, Mrs. Daniel p.
Duffie, Mrs II. G. Conrad, Mrs. John II.