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Helen ziefiy, Mr. Hugh Mills Mooney
and Mr.. Albert Roeen. Among the pa
irons and patronesses are Miss Zillah
Burel. Mrs. John Cleary, Miss May F..
Harmon, Mrs. Dudley Van Holland, Mrs.
Grace A. Smith, Mrs. Katherine A Mar
tin, Mr.. Jack Crosby, Mr. Thomas T. Nc
Graw, Mr.. Miguel Ziadi. Mrs. J. S. Car
vaIho, Mrs. +. Dessen, Mrs. j. Sherwood
Hyatt. Mrs. Carl Jungen, Mrs. e. H.
Schroth, Miss Katherine Mansfield, Mr..
Theodore Hess. Mr.. Herbert A. Peron
and Mr.. Joseph Watson.
The Children's Matinee Association
announces that on Christmas Day at
$3.50 In the afternoon, and again in the
evening at 80, the association will pre-
sent a specially arranged Christmas
spectacle for children at the Manhattan
Opera House. The same presentation
will be made at Brooklyn Academy of
Music at 8 80 on Wednesday afternoon,
December %.
There will be representations Of the
Nativity, motion pictures of scenes in
Bethlehem and the Judean country,
where Christ was born, and where with
Mary and Joseph He spent His early
years. Incidental music for the Nativ-
ity and the Judean films will be given by
the Norfeet orchestra.
The Children's Matinee Association
has obtained the Manhattan Opera House
for special children's matinees on Thurs
days and Brooklyn Academy of Music
for matinees on Fridays during January
At these eight matineea during the
month Of January feature films specially
chosen for children will be presented.
and there Will be programs OF cham
Der music arranged and presented by
the Norfleet Chamber Orchestra.
The Theatre Club. Inc, Mrs. George
w Clyde, president. on Study Day
Tuesday. held a discussion of Am
BUSH" Mrs. Albert A. Snowden acted
as chairman. Mrs. e. Englander re-
viewed the play in considerable detail
The philanthropic committe OF the
club, Mrs f. e. Peleter, chairman. has
contributed a Christmas box and 500
In cash TO the Methodist Episcopal
Home OF Ocean Grove. N. j., of which
Mrs. John II. Parker is president. An
exceptional Christmas program and
"dansant' will be given in the Belve-
dere of the Hotel Astor on Tuesday.
December 27
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Theoria Members See
The Wandering Jew

Theoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood,
president. held its regular monthly
luncheon on Wednesday at the Hotel
Astor and afterward the members at
tended a performance of 1.-THE Wander
ing Jew" at the Knickerbocker Theatre.
The guests Of honor at luncheon were
Tyrone Power, Harry McClasky. barry
tone, and Mrs. P. Fordorer.
Other guests at Mrs. Woods's table
were Mrs. McClasky. Mrs. w. r. Nit
chell. Mrs. d. Oliphant Haynes, Mrs.
E B. Dickinson, Mrs. John Stratton
O'Leary, Mrs. William Hill and Mrs.
George Zimmerman.
The Ray Current Events Club, Mrs.
w. Loeb president, held its monthly
meeting on Monday at the Hotel As,or
and following the parliamentary law
drill by Mrs Angelique v. Orr. which
formed a part of the regular pro-
gramme, there was an animated dis
cussion.
At the meeting OF the womar's Demo
cratic Club on Friday at the Hotel
Commodore. twenty-five new members
were elected. The president. Mrs.
George w. Childs, presided, and Mrs.
John Robert Miller gave brief ad-
dress on the late Mrs. Simon Baruch,
one of the staunch members OF the
club.
Knickerbocker Chapter. Daughters OF
the Revolution, held its December meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. Samuel Nj.
KEEPER and Miss Clara L. Quinn, 152
West Ninety-second street. The regent
Mrs. Bernardo Franklin Fischer. pre-
sided. and the business was devoted to
the Christmas work of the organization.
"A social hour followed.
The Foster Mothers Association OF
America. Mrs Philip Simon president,
will hold an important meeting to-mor-
row afternoon at 2:3o o'clock at Hotel
Astor. Prof. j. Carter Troop OF Colum-
bla University will address the audience
on washington Cioseups." Members
and friends are cordially invited to at
tend.
Scores Of girls of society have enlisted
for the ending of the knights or CO.
lumbus campaign to sell the bricks that
were not disposed of during knights
Columbus brick day and at the raise
the roof exposition and fete, which the
Knights of Columbus. with Joseph
r'oomey as chairman. held during the
last week at the Sixty-ninth Regiment
Armory. The final stage OF the cam
naien for the s200o.o0o Now York
knights OF Columbus superhut Will be
entered into Monday.
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Kentucky Society at
The Mountain Man

Members of the Kentucky Society at
tended the opening night of "The Noun
tain Man" at Maxine Elliotts Theatre
in honor OF Miss Catherine Dale owen.
the young leading woman, who is n Ken
tricky girl. Miss Owen was presented
with a bouquet OF American Beauties
ny the officers of the Kentucky Society,
cmong whom are Mrs. Bedell Parker,
president Mrs. Frederick Alfred Wallis,
Mrs John Long Cochran. Mrs. Charles
James Kiger, Mrs. Thomas Qulgley. Mrs.
G. Il. Colahan. Mrs Charles NJ Higgins.
Mrs Rufus Johnston, Mrs. Gustavus A.
Humphreys, Mrs Paul Cooksey. Mrs. q.
l.. Alexander, Mrs. Howard Kerfoot.
Mrs Frank Presbrey. Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Taylor and Mrs. Albert Kingsbury.
The seventh annual Christmas celebra-
ton OF the University Forum of America
will be held on Tuesday evening at the
headquarters. 20S west Ninety-thlrd
street. Mr.. Emerson $. Bowers will be
The chairman OF the evening and Miss
Alice r. Seabury the hostess Major A.
=. Boyce OF Tiger Post. No. 23 OF the
american Legion, will play Santa Claus
efter which there will be dancing.
The sen1l-annual meeting OF the FREQ
Industrial School for Crippled Children
and the Lulu Thorley Home was held
recently at the Waldorf-Astoria and was
history making event, owing TO the
Importance OF the business transacted.
The reports OF all officers and clairmcn
Of the committees were gratifying. The
president Mr.. Walter Scott. presided
and entertained all present ut supper.
The business friends of the president,
together with several members Of the
society, made IL Chrietmas party by
sending to him checks for this charity.
These gifts together with Mr.. Scotts
personal contribution. addc1 substan-
tial amount to the permanent fund.
The Christmas celebration for the chill
dren will be held on Thursday at the
Church Of the Strangers, when dinner
will be served at f2 o'clock. with a
Christmas tree afterward and a dis
trbution of gifts for each child. Plans
wero made for card party to be held
a. tho Waldorf. Astoria In February.
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Many Parties for Debutantes

Horace Barnard. Mrs. Edwin A. Strong
OF $50 Park avenue has sent out In
vitations Tor luncheons on December 81
and 80 to introduce her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Strong. On the night of jan
uary Mrs. Strong will give a dinner for
her daughter and other debutantes OF
the season.
There will be other dances and enter
tainments for debutantes after the first
OF the year, but some OF the dates have
not been fully decided on. A dinner will
be given for Miss Dorothy Acheis
daughter of Mr.. John Achelis. on the
night OF January at Sherry's, and after
ward there will be theater party. That
night Mrs. Robert Waller will give a
dance at the Ritz Carlton for her grand
niece, Miss Mary Sheffield, who passed
part Of the summer In Southampton with
Mrs. Waller.
Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte will
give a reception next Saturday afternoon
at 772 Park avenue to introduce her twin
daughters, Misses Blanche and Barbara
Strebeigh, for whom the week following
she Will give luncheon and theater
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Bonaparte and the
Misses Strebeigh will go to Palm Beach
late In January, and will be at the
winter resort.
All the dances after the new year
starts in will not be for debutantes, as
some OF their older relatives are 10 be
considered. Invitations have been issued
for the Mid Year Dances, which are to
be held on the nights of January 21 and
April % i'm the main ballroom OF the
Ritz-Carlton. These dances were organ
lied three years ago and are intended
for young married people and girls who
have been out at least two seasons. The
committee for them includes Mines
Jonathan Bulkley, Rudolph III. Kssell.
George G. Fraser Dave Hennen Norris
Wilfred J. Worcester. Philip Golden
Bartlett Richard NJ. Hurd, John Sher-
man Hoyt Pierre Jay and Frederic W.
Lincoln. These dances have been among
the most successful of the subscription
dances since their inception.
For girls who will be at homo from
school for the coming week and that fol.
lowing, the first OF the holiday dances.
OF which Mrs William Il. X. Taylor is
chairman, will be held next Saturday al
the Plaza. 1t will be one OF three
dances. all OF which will be held before
January /. and Il will be given between
the senior and Junior dances of the sub
scription. This series Is sort of step
ping stone to those for girls who are
nearly ready 60 be introduced to So
ciety. Associated with Mrs. Taylor are
Mines. Dom Barber. A. Henry Mosle.
+. Kingsbury Curtis, Edward Goldman
Parish Marshall j. Dodge, Henry
| Ingersoll Riker, George G. Fraser,
Lindsey Tappin, +. Norton Goddard,
John Henry Iselin, Robert E. Tod. j.
Prentice Kellogg. William g. Rockefeller
and Adrian V. $. Lambert The meeting
OF seniors In set for December 81 and
the juniors for December 30 Mrs. Tay-
lor will give an afternoon reception on
January 2 at the Plaza for subscribers
to the dances.
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Continued from First Page.

young friends In the crystal room. Mrs.
Barclay Ulman, who returned from
Paris a few weeks ago. will give on
Thursday afternoon a reception with
dancing for her niece, Miss Rosalie Paul
Barclay, In one of the suites at the
Ambassador, where she will be for the
greater part of the winter. Mrs Ul-
mans daughter, Miss Audrey Barclay
Ulman, who now is at boarding school
In Paris, will be one Of the debutantes
of next winter. and her formal intro
duction to society will be made in New
York. Mrs. Ulman will go TO Paris
some time in February. Mrs. Hall Park
Mccullough of 116 East Thirty-ninth
street will give a reception for her
daughter, Miss Edith Clark Mccullough
on Thursday afternoon. The first pri-
vate dance of the season was given by
Mrs. Mccullough for her daughter on
November "a
Another event of Thursday will be
the luncheon which Mrs. w. Truslow
Hyde of Glimmerglen Farms, Coopers-
town, n. Y, will give at the Ambassa-
dor for her debutante daughter, Miss
Beatrice /. Hyde. A reception, with
dancing. will be given on Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Henry Soffe Thomp-
son at 1s2 West Flfty-hfth street for
her two daughters, Misses Dorothy and
Adele Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Banks will give
n reception at 1855 Park avenue next
Friday afternoon to introduce their
daughters. Misses Cecilia Kip Banks
and Cornelia Hatch Banks, who have
been included at most OF the entertain
ments thus far given for debutantts.
Another reception on Friday afternoon
will be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Winches-
ter Noyes at 45 East Slxty-second
street for their daughter. Miss Mary
Paul Noyes, for whom luncheon was
given on November % at the Ritz-Carl-
ton Mrs. Edward Siegman will give n
luncheon at the Ritz-Carlton that day
for her daughter. Miss Virginia Sieg-
man. a small dance on Friday night
will be given by Mrs. Minturn Pinchot
at East Elghty-first street for Miss
Maud Cabot, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Cabot. and Miss Florence Lock-
wood, daughter of Mrs. NJ. /. Lockwood,
who are cousins and debutantes
Christmas Eve festivities will be nu-
merous, and for that night Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene 8. Reynal will give n dance
at the Ritz-Carltun for Miss Jeanne
Reynal, and at the Colony Club Mrs.
VI. @. Bacon Gilbert VIII give one for
her daughter. Miss Margaret Il. Gilbert.
Mrs. Charles Hudson Bull will give n
reception next Saturday afternoon at
702 Madison avenue 20 Introduce her
daughter, Miss Catherine v. y. Bull.
Mrs. George de Boketon Greene of FL
East Seventy-seventh street will give a
luncheon next Wednesday for her daugh-
ter. Miss Harriet Paige Greene, and other
iebutantes. The day following. in the
Pail Mall room OF the Ritz-Carlton. Mrs
Louis II. Barnard viii give n luncheon
for her debutante niece, Miss Millicent
Barnard. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
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FETES FOR CHARITY ARRANGED BY MANY WONENrS CLUBS

Thomas NJ Taylor. Mrs Rufus p. John
ston. Mrs. Gustavus A. Humphreys
Mrs. Paul Cooksey. Mrs. Frank Pres
hrey and Mrs. Arthur Knowlton. pre-
sented Mrs. Parker with a silver vase
filled with American Beauty roses and
tied with the colors OF the society, also
a corsage OF violets and lilies OIL lne
valley.
with the first president, Mrs.
Charles II. Denison. presiding as acting
president. the Woman's Republican Club
held its regular meeting and luncheon
Tuesday In the Rose Room of the Hotel
Plaza. The chief speaker of the day,
Mr.. George H. Chatfield. assistant direc-
tor of the Bureau OF Attendance. spoke
on "The Continuation School" Miss
Mary Wood, chairman of the Republican
tariff legislation, spoke upon this and
other vital subjects, after which was
held an open forum on educational and
tariff matters. Mrs. Stanley Lyman
Otis was chairman OF program.
The Chicago Woman's Club OF New
York Mrs. waiter Hamer Gahagan pres
ident, held its meeting on Monday at the
Hotel Astor. Mrs. Claire e. Stevens was
chairman OF tnt udy. llc tiiCihC Loi
discussion was Greatest Need OF the
World To-day" The speaker of the
afternoon was DR.. Robert Bruce Clark.
Miss June Jamison King read poems OF
her own composition. Mrs. Gertrude
Early sang a group of songs, accompan-
led by Mrs. Hildegard Terrence at u
.,inno. Mrs. Minnie r. Pancoast, chair
mon Of Red Cross for the club, made
briet report OF her work. The guests OF
honor iro.uded Mrs. w. Baker. president
of the automobile Club; Mrs. Jonn
Franc,s Yawger, president National New
England women's Colony; Mrs. William
Baldwin Smtlh, president Missouri Club !;
Mrs. william J. Martin. New YORK The
ater Club, and Mrs. J. Linquist and Mrs.
Della We're Martin Of Chicago.
Marion Gaylord Atwell will give the
third In her series OF Current Events"
lectures, under the auspices Of the New
York city Colony, National Society OF
New England Women, at the Hotel Penn
sylvania Tuesday morning at IL o'clock.
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Golden Wedding for
Pioneers of The Bronx

The golden wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Richgnan of 2110
Crotona avenue. The Bronx, will be cele-
brated December "a at Savigny Hall,
229 Lenox avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Rich
man are pioneers of The Bronx. having
been born there and lived there for the
last seventy years. Three hundred and
fifty guests. coming from Boston, Bal
tiInore. Chicago and San Francisco, will
attend the event. The Immediate fam
lily consists of three married sons, two
married daughters and thirteen grand
children.
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the event and the patronesses include
Mrs. Samuel j. Kramer, Mrs. George ID
Bangs, Mrs. George c. Stoddard, Miss
Carolyn M. Newell, Mrs. John II. Storer
Mrs. Charles Wesley White, Miss Susan
w. Patterson, Mrs. Oviedo NJ. Bostwick
Jr., Mrs. Silas b. Bostwick Mrs. Johr
w. Buedinger. Mrs. Loron NJ. BurdiclS
Mrs. WILDER A. Crane, Mrs. Harvey r.
Cronk, Mrs. Edmund w. Kingsland, Mrs.
Audley X. Leon, Mrs. Anthony LoForte
Mrs. Foster Moore, Mrs. John Fl. Sam
ueisen. Mrs. Thomas c. Shotwell, Mrs
Paul Thamm, Mrs. Paul e. True and
Mrs. Raphael A. Weed.
On the Junior Committee are Misses
Elizabeth White. chairman. Olive Bost-
wick, Dorothy Currier, E. Winifred Dom
aldson, Louise LoForte, Alice l.. Lyman,
Helen Merryman, Mrs. Edward ]. Slit
Jr. and Isabelle N. Van Doren.
A forum with Know Your City" as
the subject will be held Tuesday morn
ing beginning January 10 and ending
March 23 at Hotel Astcr under auspices
of the New York City Federation OF
Womens Clubs.
On Tuesday. December 20, the Ma
tional California Club will give its an
nual musicale, with Mrs. Beatrice Fine,
chairman. A programme will be given
by Mrs. Fine. who will present Miss
Martha Fine, soprano; Miss Florence
Sherman Briggs, 'cellist: Mr.. Frederick
Taggert. barytone, and Miss Katherine
Metcalf, violinist.
Nine. Lagar Sasover was chairman
of the meeting held Monday at Hotel
Astor by the Society of New York State
Women and opened the programme by
playing a piano solo by List. Mrs. $.
G.. Gerber followed with two violin solos.
after which Mrs. Austin Finegan gave a
paper on "The Potency OF Music"
Mr.. vincenzo Miserendeno closed the
programme with a talk on '"The Psy-
chology OF Art"
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YuIetide Luncheon
For Theater Club

The New York Theater Club. Mrs.
Belle de Rivera president. will hold Its
Yuletide luncheon and Christmas tree
celebration on Tuesday at the Hotel AS
tor. A musical and literary programme
will be given; also two plays under the
supervision of Mildred Holland. entitled
"Ilsses' and "Overtones." There Will
be many guests Of honor and the grand
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Daughters of Revolution
Aids Wounded Veterans

The General Society Daughters OF
the Revolution. Mrs. Charles z. VOL
bert president-general. Will hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow at
the offices of the society. 1919 Broadway
The main work of the society for the
coming year. as In the last two years,
will be done through the postwar ac-
tivities committees, duties of which con-
aist in aiding In every possible way the
woundcd Veterans IN the hospitals IN
every State In the country
Under the auspices Of the Hunter
College, New York University and the
Brooklyn law chapters Of the Iots Alpha
pi Sorority. subscription dance was
given last night at the waldorf-Astoria.
The proceeds will be used for summer
vacations for poor children. Miss Hilda
Meyers OF 202 Riverside Drive was
chairman Of the committee on arrange
rnents and among the patronesses were
Mrs Willard Straight, Mrs. Otto FL
Kahn. Mrs. Charles y. Kaufman, Mrs
Edward r. Bloodgood, Mrs. Isaac \,
Seligman. Mrs. Edwin Could, Mrs. AL
bert L. Kahn and Mrs. David Baron.
Mrs Thomas G. Winter. president OF
The General Federation OF Women's
Clubs. and one of the four women ap-
pointed to attend the armaments confer
ence in Washington, was the guest OF
honor at luncheon yesterday at the
Hotel Astor given by the New York City
Federation Of Women's Clubs. Mrs.
Winters gave an interesting talk on the
conference. 1t was one Of the largest
luncheons OF the season. about 1000
persons being present. Mrs. Richard
NJ. Chapman, president OF the New York
federation. presided. and Mrs. Stanley
Lyman Otis was chairman Of the ar
Tnngemerte.
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Washington Heights
Chapter, D. A. r., Dance

One Of the. events on the social cal
endar for holiday week Is the reception
and dance of the Washington Heights
Chapter Daughters of the American
Revolution. This will be held at the
Waldorf-Astcria Hotel Wednesday even
ing. December 2s, and the proceeds will
be devoted to Americanizatlon work.
Mrs. Cora Pike Stowe is chairman OF
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Mrs. Robert C. Fisher will again be |
chairman.


The New York wellesley Club held its
holiday meeting yesterday afternoon at
1876 East Fifty-second street. The Pev.
Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin, honorary men,
ber of the class of 1920. spoke. Several
undergraduates made five minute talks.
bringing the latest news of Wellesley
and college activities. Members OF the
faculty and present day students who
are spending the Christmas vacation in
the city were the clubs guests. Tea
was served at the conclusion os the
talks.
A States luncheon" under auspices
of the Congress of States Societies, is
teing arranged for Thursday, January
2, at Hotel Pennsylvania.
The congress will use its original ar
rangement OF each table representing a
State and the directors Will be pleased
to welcome all ladies and gentlemen who
are interested in their home States and
who can make reservations by address,
ing the secretary. Mrs. Charles V. HIrst
1877 West Seventy-ffth street. These
luncheons. which are given annually,
are an excellent means for bringing to-
gether the people from every State In
the Union.
The officers of the congress are Mrs.
Thomas j. Vivian, PRESIDENT the pre- ST.
dents Of the affiliated societies, vice.
presidents; Mrs. John B. Sheppard. re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Charles D.
Hrst, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Edmond J. Leger, treasurer, and Mrs.
William c. Cauble, historian.
Mrs. Horace Stokes OF S29 West 101st
street will entertain Charter Chapter
d. U. at her home Wednesday. Cards
and prizes will be there for those who
wish to play.
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daughter OF the president, college girl,
viii attend as the third generation rep
resentative In the club. Mrs Louis
Ralston and Mrs. NJ. Matieiou are the
chairmen of the day.
Life as a Fine Art Club, Mrs. Mildred
Manly Easton president held its De-
cember meeting on Wednesday at the
Hotel Commodore. The subject was
Life and Mental Hygiene" Mrs. Wall
ter Homer Gahagan was the leader OF
discussion and spoke briefly on the
Wisdom of Well Doing" Other speak-
ers We're Mrs. c. e. Hatch, Mrs. Will
lam ]. Hancock, Mrs III. Duschnes. Mrs.
Elsa Nulsen. Mrs. Helen Carter, Mrs.
John Loeb and Mr.. +. A. Gardner.
Mrs. Charles Winter gave the Current
Events" Miss June Jamison King read
five poems from her book, Soul"
among them "Springtime." Shakes
peare Garden" and Might
The club will celebrate Its thirteenth
birthday on January 10 at the Hotel
rnusica! programme; the preside, t. Mrs.
Easton. will lecture on THE study of
Psycho-Analysis."
Phalo, Mrs. Eugenia NJ. Chapman
president, met last Monday at the home
OF Mrs. Edward Wright Peet, 144 West
Nfnety-thtrd street. Mrs. Robert w.
Lyle gave a paper on the Ku Klux
klan, after which the topic OF the day,
Psychology" was taken up. Mrs.
Chapman discussed THE Viewpoint of
YOUTH which was followed by an anal
ysis Of the Laws of Mental Health"
by Miss NJ. Antoinette Foote. THE Need
for Recognizing the Defective Child
was presented by Miss Farrell. direc-
tor of ungraded classes in the city
school system. after which tea was
served by the hostess. The next meet
ing will be held January 9, the subject
for study being Literature" when the
club will be addressed by Mrs. George
M. Clyde. president of the Theatre Club,
on Current Poetry"
A benefit for Arnold Toynbee House,
81 East Broadway. will be given at the
new Empire Theatre, Broadway and
Forty-first street. Wednesday evening.
The attraction will be William Gillette
in 'The Dream Maker"
Tickets at box office prices may be
obtained from Miss Gruening. care of
Toynbee House telephone Orchard 596S),
or at the theatre box office.
Following the business meeting of the
Daughters of Ohio, Mrs. Edmund w.
Kingland president. on Monday at the
Waldorf-Astoria, there was an interest
ing programme and social hour The
guests of honor were Mrs. George Gray
Barnard, sculptor and Mrs. Barnard;
Representative Charles @. Bond, who
spoke on the conferences; Mr.. George
Bellows. artist. and Mrs. Helen Whit
man Ritchie. There were musical num-
bers by s. V. Nelson, barytone, and
Fred Rycroft, pianist and Miss Myra
Jane Wilcoxon gave the art OF Bal
let" Mrs. Albert e. Sellenings was
chairman of the day.
On Thursday the members were en-
tertained at tea by Mrs. Frances L.
Lurklns at her home. 1872 East Forty
fifth street.
At the meeting OF the educational aux
iliary of the Leake and Watts Orphan
House, Mrs. John III. Griesel presidect.
held at the Waldorf-Astoria, addresses
l..
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Jackson Day Banquet
For Tennessee Society

The Tennessee Society VIII give its
annual Jackson Day banquet on Janu-
ary at the Hotel Commodore. Mr..
Cordell Hull, chairman OF the Democratic
committee, will be the speaker of the
evening. The banquet will be followed
by a. dance. Tickets may be obtained
from Mr.. e. A. Kellogg, 2S6 Fifth ave-
nue., chairman of arrangements. The
proceeds from the dance will be given
to the Tennessee Room IN the Civil War
Memorial Building. More than 1000 at
tended the annual ball OF the society on
Monday evening at the Hotel Plaza
The ballroom was decorated with flags
for the occasion.
A surprise luncheon was given FOR
Mrs. Bedell Parker on Friday at the
Hotel Plaza by the executive board OF
the Society of Kentucky Women. OF which
she is president. The board which is
made up OF Mrs. Frederick A. Wallis
Mrs. John L. Cochran, Mrs. Charles ].
Kiger. Mrs. Thomas Quicley. Mrs. c. r,
Colahan. Mrs. Charles w. Higgins. Mrs