The New York herald., 1921-10-09

the Hotel Astor. After luncheon the
members Of the society will attend the
matinee. The club will meet every Sec
ond Wednesday for luncheon at the
Astor until June and matinee follows.
and dinner at Beaux Arts every third
Tuesday preceding a theatre party. The
chairmen OF membership are Mines.
Adele c. Adams. l.. H. Baer and II. II.
Burrass; William Corney. w. II. Cline,
Charles w. Billings. Jean Chauveau.
Jean w. Duncan, Oliver Bartine, Joseph
Arthur. William Z. Hill, w. N. Jennings.
William Frederick Kraft, George L.
p. L. Ottiker, j. p. Snedden. M. Takelia,
Irving Smith. Charles A. Smith, Warren
A. Melvin. r. Waldner. William J. Will
son and A. N. Waring.
Mrs Howard g. Cans of 260 West Sew
enty-sixth street will give q luncheon at
the womans City Club tomorrow In
honor Of Mrs. Alfred zimmern.
Life As Fine Art Club. Mrs. Mildred
Manly Easton founder and president,
will have Its opening meeting OF the
season next Wednesday in the west ball
room of the Hotel Commodore.
course Of seven lectures VIII be
on the subject Of Life and Mental
Hygiene" The text Of the first dis
course is entitled What Is Mental Hy-
giene" Tho lectures will continue on
each second Wednesday Of the month
from October until Juno. The musical
features of each programme ere under
the direction Of Nine. Kuhr-Schneider.
chairman Of music for the club.
The officers Of the club are Mrs MIL
dred Manly Easton, president; Mrs.
William J. Hancock. recording secretary
Mrs. william Ruskin Malone, corre-
spending secretary and treasurer; Mrs
Elsa L. Nulsen, presidents aid; Mrs.
Sheppard Rareshide. Mrs. Eva Ross. Mrs
John p. smythe. Mrs. William Dwight
Cushing. hospitality committee: Mrs.
Oscar +, Smith. chairman Of fellowship
Mrs. Frank Arthur Gardner. chairman
of membership; Mrs. Elizabeth Black.
chairman Of card parties: Mrs. II. w,
Phelps, Mrs. Charles Winter. Mrs. r.
Black. Mrs. II. B. Tschudy and Mrs.
George M. Clyde. current events COM
mittee: Marie Kuhr-Schneider. musical
director; Mrs. John Joseph Macdonald,
publicity director.
The Maine women's Club of New
York City held It's first meeting OF the
season on October at the Waldorf
Astoria. Following the business session,
which was presided over by Mrs. WILL
lam F. Conklin, the president, an inter.
esting programme was given. 1t In
cluded solos by Mrs Grace Banks and
talk by Miss Mary Oakes. who told
Of her recent trip through Spain. Several
club members told Of their summers
spent In Maine
Manhattan Study Club Mrs. Edith r
Pcarsons president, held its first meet.
ing OF the season on Monday az the
home OF Mrs. Peersons, 3c0 West
Eightv-third street Mr.. Arthur Rees oi
Philadelphia gave q talk on Current
Events"
Mrs. Timothy Martin O'Connor an.
nounces that her Entire Nous Dancins
Club will have It's first meeting this
season on October 21 at the Hotel Plaza
The dates for the other meetings ar,
November 4. December 2. January 8
February 3. which will be bal mssdue
March 3. April and May ~.
The dates for the tea and dances arr
Saturday afternoons. October Is. No
vc-nber 10. December 10. January ~
r--bruary II. March II. April 20 ant
outing on June 10. The officers. IN ed
dl,ion TO Mrs O'Connor. the president
arc Mr. Arthur Wordsworth. treasurer
and Mr.. Howard Russell. secretary. Or
the reception committee are Miss Win
cc-t Barrett. Mrs. George Braunltnv
Miss Mary t. Garfield. Mrs. Stella Field
Niss Alice u. Gcyer. Miss Grace Y,
Cover. Miss Katherine Goodrum. Mis-
Eleanor Gregory. Mrs. william J. Hor
ner, Mrs Edward 2. Jenkins Misse
laura M. Larenson. Tstelle p. Ormsby
Dorothy Shurtieff Margaret Snowden
Helene sutorius. Mirnon Sutorius. Kath
ieen Walsh. Marie r. Walsh. Doroth,
Ward. Mildred Wedekind and Edna J
| wcmyss.
The Society for Poiiticel Study. Mrs
Otto Hahn president. will hold the first
meeting OF the season nc the Astor Tues