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is chairman of the committee for the
recital. on which also are Mines Mary
Stokes MacNutt. }. II. Petit, Henry
Prutting. Owen Kildare. M. M. Wax
man. Joseph Gutman,. II. NJ. Newton. J.
A. Reilly and r. S. Covert and Miss
Dorothy Meadows. Tickets may be OBJ
tained from Miss Meadows, 261 Madison
avenue. or from Mrs. Hatch. at the
Brooklyn Y. w. c. A.
Southland Club, Mrs Simon Baruch
president. held Presidents Day on
Thursday afternoon at the Waldorf
Astoria. MaJor-General Robert Lee
Bullard. who was among the guests of
honor made an address. There also was
musical programme.
Invitations have been issued for a
Bal Masque on Feb. II at the Hotel
Majestic for the benefit of the European
Relief Council, of which Herbert Hoover
is chairman. During the grand march
the costumes will be judged by Mrs.
Edwin N. Lublin. Mrs. Minnie Stern, Mr.
Nathaniel Fish Paige and Mr.. Domingo
F. Evia. Six prizes are to be awarded
for the most artistic, humorous or orig
inal costumes. Table reservations are
being taken by Mrs. F. Clarke civilians,
81 West Ninety-third street, who will act
as hostess.
Mrs c. Albert Jacob and Mrs. John
| NJ. Kilgour were the hostesSes at q
card party given Friday afternoon at
the Majestic for the benefit of the phil
anthropic fund of the Eclectic Club.
The Government Club, Mrs. George e.
| Owens president, will give a bridge
party at the Hotel Pennsylvania on
Tuesday afternoon, the proceeds from
which will be used to purchase a club
banner and flag. On the committee In
charge of the event are Mrs. w. +. Hes
sci, chairman Messrs N. b. Claussen,
George Sultzbach, Howard Sullivan,
Maurice league and J. II. Marcy Mar
chand.
The Maine Women's Club, Mrs. Ada
Shorey. president. met on February at
the Waldorf-Astoria. After the business
meeting the members gave short play.
when Ma Took Office"
The nth OF a series of teas and dances
given every third Saturday afternoon at
the Hotel Biltmore by Mrs. Anna Mae
White, will be held on February 10. The
dates for the two remaining In the series
are March 10 and April 16.
On Saturday the Cornell Women's 8
Club will hold its annual luncheon at
the Hotel Pennsylvania. II Is expected
that about two hundred women gradu-
ates of Cornell from New York and
vicinity will be present. The speakers
will be DR.. Talcott Williams. whose SUBJ
ject will be pilgrims Then, Pilgrims
| Now" and Mr.. Foster M. Coffin, repre-
/ vAr <~,fI o. N
Cornell ,News' The officers OF the
club are DR.. Helen l.. Young. president
Dr. Mary NJ. Crawford. vice-president'
Mrs. A. e. Robertson, treasurer: MRS.
II. d. williams. corresponding secretary,
and Miss Florence A. Marquardt, re-
cording secretary.
The New York state Society, Daugh-
ters Of the Revolution, Mrs. John ~.
Hemenway Regent. VIII hold their
February board meeting on Friday af-
ternoon at the Hotel Astor.
To celebrate Founders Day the New
| York City Mothers Club Will hold \
meeting AT the Hotel Pennsylvania on
Thursday. There will be an interesting
programme, which will include songs by
! Mrs. Zoe Park. dramatic readings by
/ Mrs W. ]. Watson, and dancing by
Misses Dorothy Blanchard and Ethel
McInnes. The officers Of, the club are
Mrs. Park Mathewson. president; Mrs. H.
T. Tuttle and Mrs. Paul Ehrhart, vice
presidents Mrs Lowell +. Field, fe-
cording secretary; Mrs. Herbert s. Tay-
lor, corresponding secretary; Miss M
Fheitlein, treasurer; Mrs. Edwin Il
Smart, historian, and Mrs. Louis Marx
/ auditor.
The Century Theatre Club. Mrs. Axel
o. Ihlseng president, held its monthly
study meeting on Friday at the Hotel
Commodore. Mr.. James Bliss Townsend
spoke upon The Dramatic Critic" Mrs
Eva Phipps led discussion on grand
opera, and Nine. Katherine Evans Won
Klenner gave talk on Carmen
An interesting musical programme vii
be given at the meeting of the Michigan
7 womel IN New York Mrs John Jay