The New York herald., 1921-02-06
Diversion for the nina Seaso

fornia. Mrs. william Lincoln Balch Of
Vermont. Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey and
M.ss Anne Johnson of Michigan, Mrs
congress will be held Thursday.
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The French Hospital Alumnae Asso-
citation will hold it's annual dance on
Tuesday evening at the Hotel Plaza.
| The patronesses include Mines. Eusane
H. Pool. Seth B. Millilken, Robert e.
Mcconnell. Percy r. Turnure, Jose Fer
rer. j. P. Hoguet. Samuel Lambert. ].
j. Kenna. J. d. Nagel. Charles H. May.
J. A. Booth. Harlan Brooks and Charles
Fl. Peck. Misses H. M. Moir and M. H.
| Jordan.
Nearly all the boxes and many tickets
already have been disposed of for the
alumnae dance of Mount st. Vincent
College. which will be given tomorrow
evening at the Waldorf Astoria. There
are few left. however. and these may
be obtained from the chairman of the
entertainment committee. Mrs. T. J.
Cuskley, 22 West Ninety-first street :
Miss Mary Mulry. 10 Perry street. or
the president, Mrs. Nora Brosnan, 1870
West Seventy eighth street. The pro-
ceeds from the dance will be added to
Among those who have obtained boxes
are Mines. j. Henry Haggerty. Morgan
J. O'Brien, Alfred ]. Talley, Henry Cas-
sidy, Theodore A. Madden, Eugene ".
DAILY, Michael e. Bannin, James Nc
Kenna. Frank ]. Shannon. John Francis
Calvin. James e. Dougherty, CASTOR LIE
Fevre. Thomas Dorsey. A. T. Mcdonnell,
Francis b. Delahanty. Charles Duffy
and It. Stanley Newberry. Misses Flor
ence Sullivan and Agnes Murphy and
Mr.. John D. Ryan.
For the benefit of the Serbian Child
Welfare Association large bridge
party will be given on Thursday after
| noon at the Majestic Hotel under the
auspices of a committee in charge OF
Mrs. Willis B. Richards and Mrs. David
Burr LGckey. There will be a prize for
each table. Mrs. William Jay Schief-
fel!n is honorary chairman and Mrs.
Minturn Pinchot chairman of the
Women's Committee Of One Hundred
Of the Serbian Child Welfare Associa-
tion. which has headquarters at West
Eighth street. On Monday Mrs. Robert
Greer Monroe. a member of the COM
mittee. entertained at her home, 126
East Sixty-first street, for Mrs. Charles
S. Farnam, an American who served
in Serbia during the war. A reception
was given for Mrs. Farnam on Tues
day at the Mems Club In Scarsdale.
where she made an address. 1t was un-
der the auspices Of the Scarsdale Wom-
ems Committee, Of which Mrs Francis
B. Thurber is chairman.
A large audience attended the Cur
rent Events Day meeting of the Wom-
| ems Press Club of New York at the
Waldorf-Astoria on January 80. Nine
Morris L. Hewlett was chairman of the
day. The programme included "Invo-
| cation and Happy New Year." by
Bishop Lloyd; greetings by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey: soprano
solo, Nine. Mai Kalna; ''Salvaging the
Human Wreckage of the War" r. T.
Fisher; THE Banking Outlook of the
World" Otto H. Kahn. recitations ir
costume. Miss Dagmar Perkins; "Ad
vertising and Its Effect on Prices :
Eric Hewlett; piano solo. Alfred
Mirovitch, Progressive Politics." Jere
miah Wood. and Mexico To-day
Mrs. Nelson O'Shaughnessy.
| The guests of honor were Mrs. Jere.
miah Wood, Mrs. Loren Rockwell, Com
rnodore Ferdinand w. Peck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Law. Major j. A. Bolton
Mrs. Ida Bentley Judd, Frederick Hicks
! Miss Rose Tapley, Mrs. John Sherwir
| Crosby, Col. c. r. Sanford, Col. II. Q
| S. Heistand, Julian Street and Mrs. j
Borden Hartman. Mime. Won Klennei
| was chairman Of music
The Daughters OF Alabama Society
Mrs. Edward T. Herbert founder and
Mrs. ]. B Francis Herreshoff presi
| dent, met on Tuesday at the Hotel As
tor, when Mr.. Albert S. McClain. super
! intendent Of the Leake and Watts Or
phan Home In YonSers. made an inter-
esting address. There was also a
musical programme by number OF