The New York herald., 1921-02-06

! O'Grady. the former Deputy Police Com
| missioner. will speak on "Women's Work
in the Police Department" Miss Mary
| Garrett Hay will speak on Conscience
| in Politics." Mr.. Adolph Lewisohn on
prisons and Prison Labor" and Mr..
| Edward NJ. Van Cleve of the American
| Red Cross on Saving Citizens" The
report Of the New York City Federation
convention also will be read at the meet
| ing.
Preparations already are being made
| by the New York Southern Society for
| its Dixie dinner and dance, which will
be held on Washington's Birthday, Feb
ruary %, at the Hotel Astor. This is
| the one event OF the society's social sea-
son In which the women guests are seat
ed with the members at table The ta-
bles will be arranged by States and will
seat eight
Thursday evening. March 3. Is the
date for the annual meeting of the So
ciety and election of officers and reports
for the year. This meeting will be held
at the Waldorf-Astoria. Mr.. Samuel
McRoberts is president of the society.
The other officers are Mr.. Junius Parker,
president; Mr.. William c.. Fitz-
wilson. secretary. and Mr.. Willis n D.
BuclSner, treasurer.
! For the benefit OF the Stony W I'D
| Sanatorium n bridge will be liel TO-
! morrow afternoon at the Hotel l'laza
under the auspices OF Auxiliary No. s.
Mrs. Abel Irwin Smith Is chair man of
the entertainment committee. Others ON
the committee include Mines. James l.
Ashley, James A Trowbridge, Henry j.
Harrison. C. Vanderbilt Barton. Thomas
s. Winslow. Leonard White. Sidney A.
Kirkman, Il. L. Ellsworth and Nicholas
NJ. Pond.
A brilliant programme was given at
the February musicale. lrrnh"o' and
dance OF the New York Mozart 30.
ciety, Mrs. Noble Mcconnell president.
yesterday at the Hotel Astor. The pro-
gramme, which began at IL o'clock, was
given by Arthur Rubinstein, pianist;
Miss Lotta Miles. soprano. and Antoine
Rocca. tenor. with Charles Gilbert ioss
as accompanist. The music was followed
by luncheon. and this In turn by ncing.
| Mrs Mcconnell last Monday gave
| reception at the Astor for the members
OF the ball committee Of the Bal hasaue
| and Carnival given last week for the
benefit of the East Side Clinic for Chill
dren. Miss Gay MacLaren, impcrson-
ator. entertained the guests Wit
from Friendly Enemies" Receiving
with Mrs Mcconnell were Mines. Samuel
G. Estabrook, Benjamin Ne iai ce,
Hawkins, Owen j. McWilliams, Emma
Seaman, and Joseph F. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell will start for
Pinehurst, ~. c.. to pass three weeks.
A dinner and dance was given for them
on Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
v. Wendell at their home.
A musical and dramatic afternoon will
| Flor
ence Foster jenkins president at the
waldorf f-Astoria on Friday. Artists
contributing to the programme will be
Miss Margaret Anglin and WillinIn
Street. from THE Woman OF Bronze
company: Miss Marianne Vota. con-
tralto Of the Opera Comique, Paris MISS
I,uisa Cariucci, soprano Miss Lucille
Collette. violinist; Miss Grace Niemann'
harpist; Miss Aurora Varvaro-Mauro-
cottone, pianist, and Henry Wagstaff
Cribbie. author OF THE Notorious Mrs
Palmer The accompanies will be
I,douardo Mario. A. Seismit-Doda, Mel
chioro Mauro-c -cottone and Mrs. Mary
Thornton McDermott .
Guests OF honor Invited are Mrs. Will
lam r. Stewart. president OF the Ma
,ionai Patriotic Society; Mrs. a. M.
palmer. president of tho Rainy Day
club; Mrs George Golfer, Mrs. John
Mar~hali Gallagher, president OF the
Chicago Club, and Mrs. Bedell Parker
reception will follow tho musicale
al which Mrs. Frederick Clark Brown
and Mrs. william Thcrne Matthews will
receive with the president and usual
committee.
Officers OF the New York state Fed
Grafton OF women's Clubs VIII be the
guests of honor OF the Daughters or
Pennsylvania, Mrs. Walter S. Comfy
president, at It's regular meeting on
TUESDAY In the Wsldorf-Astoria. Mrs.
Edgar G.. Criswell will read paper on
current events. group Of folk songs
will he given by Nine. Gustave de Sable
felt accompanied by Mr.. Bryce Foglo,
followed by a modern mystery pay by
Miss Faith Van Valkcpburgh Villas. who
also will recite severa poems. An adj
dress will be given by Mr.. Richard Mar
auedant Doubs OF St Marks In the
t3ouwerie Mrs Alphonse O. Koolble will
be chairman Of the day.
The entertainment. vaudeville and
dance for the benefit OF the philan-
thropic fund Of Rubeustein Club, Mrs.
william Rogers Chapman president. on
Thursday evening at tho Waldorf-As-
togia, brought out a large gathering OF
members and friends OF the organization.
Tt was given under the direction Of
Miss Mary Jordan Baker and members
OF her Phllanthropic Committee. The