New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
Heights g Chapter of
ID. A. II. Has Meeting
On Armistice Day
DR.. Sidney Culick and Col.
Helen r. Bastedo Speak;
Card Party at Waldorf
Next Saturday Afternoon

The Washington Heights chapter
D. A. r., Mrs. Samuel J. Kramer
regent, held meeting at the Wal
dorf-Astoria on Armistice Day at $3.50
p. m. The speakers for the day were
Or. Sidney Gulick, secretary of the
Federal Council of the Churches OF
Christ Of America, and Colonel Helen
r. Bastedo, director of social service
at Ellis Island. The artists were
Amelia Bingham and Minnie Carey
Stein.
Mrs. Edmund W. Kingsland was
chairman Of the committee in charge
Of program.
The chapter will give card party at
the Waldorf-Astoria on Saturday at 2
p. m. Mrs. Cora Pike Stowe is chair
man of the entertainment committee.
The Beethoven Society (Mme. Aida
Tanini- -Tagliavia president) began it's
eighth season yesterday with an after
moon musicale at the Plaza. A program
was given by Miss Helen Slower and
Fernando Guarner. At the close of
the recital there was dancing.
The society will give card party at
the Hotel Plaza Friday afternoon, No
yember 25. Tickets may be purchased
from the president, Nine. Tagliavia, So
West Seventy-fourth Street, or from
the chairman, Miss Ella Louise Hen
derson, 10 West 120th Street. The vice
chairmen are Mrs. Ellis J. Hofford and
Mrs. Charles e. Tuxill
The patronesses include Mrs. ]. S.
Carvalho, Mrs. W. Otis Fredenburr.
Mrs. Ernest H. Hoppe, Mrs. Ellis +
Hofford, Mrs. Carl Jungen, Mrs. E. J.
Moneuse, Mrs. Henry Nassoit. Mrs.
Grace A. Smith, Mrs. Nadina Sosdorf,
Nine. Aida Tagliavia, Mrs. Guy P. Tru-
Jock. Mrs: Charles Z. Tuxill, Mrs. Dud-
ley Van Holland, Mrs. G. Alfred Wal
ter, Mrs. D. D. Williams and Miss Ella
L. Henderson.
The social day Of the New York The
atcr Club, Mrs. Belle de Rivera presi-
dent, will be held Tuesday afternoon at
the Hotel Astor. The program in
cludes an address by Miss Dagmar
Perkins on the subject. "Why the
World Needs Better Speech" Musical
selections will be given by Graham Nc
Nance, barytone, and Irene jacques in
overseas songs, with Miss j. Rogers
accompanist on the piano. j. Carter
Troop will tell "Why the World Needs
Barrie Plays
:, The guests of honor will include
Harry Davenport, Of "Thank-U" com
pany; Lee Baker, Of "Daddy's Gone
a-Hunting." and the presidents of the
tneater clubs, among them Mrs. H. H.
George Maynard Clyde. The Theater y.
Club. Mrs. J. Christopher Mar'ts
ater Assembly; Baroness Won Klenner.
National Opera Club; Edyth Totten''
Drama Comedy, and Mrs. John Kurrus'
Mrs. Charles K. Mills is chairman Of
the day. ~
Theoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood
president and founder, held its first
evening dinner and theater party Of
the season on Wednesday. Dinner was
served in the Beaux-Arts clubroom. A
number OF dinners were given, follow
ing which Theoria attended the per-
Ta~oria opens It's regular season on
Wednesday. Luncheon will be served
IN the ballroom Of the Hotel Astor.
The matinee will be ..Thank-U" at the
Longacre. To morrow afternoon Mrs.
Harold George Wood will entertain the
hostesses and reception committee at
the Hotel LIE Marquis. a'
The next meeting Of the Woman,s
Forum, Miss Helen Varick Boswell
president, will be held in the music
room OF the Hotel Biltmore FRIDAY
morning, November l8. Winter Russ,
VIII present the subject Of "Sc;ence Of
Business" At the close of MS talk
mere sn VIII be discussion from the Aoor.
Ioilowing the usual custom Of the