The New York herald., 1921-10-23

I ing, October 81, when Major Curran and
the Republican coalition candidates ar,
10 be the clubs guests OF honor and will
present the arguments of the coalition
J campaign.
The Marquette Club Is planning to at
tend the Notre Dame-Army football
game at West Point on November 8.
and has arranged for a special train
TO convey its members and guests to the
reservation.
Drama Comedy. Edyth Totten presi-
dent, held It's first dance of the sea.
| son on Friday at the Hotel Astor. The
| cabinet meeting, usually held the fourth
Friday. will be eliminated next Friday
! so members can attend the New York
City Federation held on that day.
The Friday Review. on November 4
| the second of its series of Drama.
| logues." with interpretative music by
Carl Fique. will be given. Aimee Abbot
will speak on China and her sojourr
! there. Helen Varick Boswell will tel
what she will do II elected Register and
Mr.. William Kearney. tenor. will sing.
On Saturday the Woman's Press Club
VIII hold literature day at the Waldorf
| Astoria Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey will
preside. The programme will be pre-
sented by Miss Mary Siegrist The mu-
sical numbers will include soprano solos
by Miss Lenore f. Reese and piano
solo by Miss Sarah Wolfshon. John
Farrar of The Booknsan will talk on
>merican Poets of To-day" DR.
Blanche Cotton Williams on Current
Tendencies in Short Story Fiction" Ba-
santa Koomar Roy will tell of the New
Literature of India" and DIR. George j.
Smith of the board OF Education of the
Tendencies In Modern English" The
Literature OF the Drama" will be dis
cussed by Miss Ada Sterling. The guests
of honor will be Miss Marian Storm.
Mrs. Marguerite Wilkinson. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Frothingham, Miss f. Soule
Campbell. Mrs. Margaret Hoard and
Miss Anna Hampstead Branch.
! A Halloween dinner and dance viii
be given under the ausnices of the Long
! Beach Chamber of Commerce on the
evening Of October 20 at the Hotel
Nassau. A large number OF the winter
residents of the resort interested in
making Long Beach an all year colony
will serve as patronesses for the event.
Among them are Mines. Charles c..
Clark, Charles L. APPEL. Paschel A. Car
ter. Albert E. Ramsay, Frank T. Coffyn.
Eugene X. Denton, c. E. Byrne. Everett
y
Cassius M. Coleman, Philip Segaller.
Wilfred M. Thompson. Robert Fromert.
Oscar Hermann. Evelyn Lindsay. NJ w.
Devanny, John J. Lawlor Jr.. and James
M Power.
Clio. Mrs. willis p. Miner president
will hold a meeting Tomorrow after
noon at the Hotel Astor. The topic Of
the day will be ''The Literary Club
Digest" being contributions by the
members and edited by Mrs. George
Warren Dunn.
Tho National Opera Club Of America,
Nine, Katharine Evans Won Klenner
founder and president. will have two
important meetings in November. on
the afternoon of the 10th and the even
ing of the 18th. At both these meet
iugs Mr.. Havrah Hubbard will give
-operaIogues. with piano illustrations by
Mr.. Edgar Bowman. Dancing will fol-
low the evening programme.
President and Mrs. Harding head the
long list of patrons and patronesses,
among whom are numbered representa-
tive men and women of North, Central
and South America, for the dances to
be given during the sea son by the Rain
bow Club Of the Americas. The first
dance will be on Friday evening. No
vember II. In the Colonial room Of the
Hotel McAlpin. The other five will be
on the second Friday of each month
Mrs. Lillian Miles walbridge is presi-
dent and founder of the club. The
other officers are Col. Thomas A. H.
Hay, Mrs. Maria A. de Galvan. Mrs
E. Agnes Gormley. Mrs. Clara Novello
Dawes, Dr. Marcel Gutierrez, Mr..
Samuel Margolis. Mr.. Enrique Cennaro,
Mrs. Ernestina G. de Bacardi, Mrs.
Edwin o. Townes and Mrs. Mercedes
de U. Taylor.
The Woman's Professional League
opens Its regular season tomorrow
at the Hotel Astor with a luncheon,
followed by a song recital by Miss
Grace Hoffman. with Miss Ruth Kappa
port at the piano. Mr.. Burr Mcintosh
will be the guest OF honor.
Women returning to their homes are
beginning to enter phiianthropic activi-
ties again. One of these Is the MEM
bership campaign OF the New York
League for Hard OF Hearing, from Oc-
tober 81 to November s. woman's
auxiliary will be formed this afternoon
at the league headquarters. 1875 East
Fffty-ninth street. to cooperate with the
various departments. to bring those
who hear as we'll as the deafened into
the work.
Among the patronesses Of the league
who will assist In organizing the auxil-
larry are Mrs. S. w. Childs. Mrs. w. J..
Curtis. Mrs. John r. Drexel. Jr, Mrs.
George w. Johnston. Mrs Earl n. Kel-
sey. Mrs. Robert Lenox Maitland. Mrs.
Edward b. Nitchie. Mrs. N. Todd
Porter. Jr.. Mrs. George p. Putnam.
Mrs. Wendell c. Phillips, Mrs. Leo
Stein. Mrs. John de Raismer Story,
and Mrs. Frank ID. willsey
The Imperial Order Daughters OF the
British Empire will hold its annual ba-
zaar at the Hotel Pennsylvania on De-
cember /. the proceeds from which will
be devoted to the philanthropic work Of
the order. tho chief object being the VIC
toria House for Aged British Men and
Women on Staten Island
There Is a long waiting list at the
home and great need Of additional room,
which Il Is hoped may be added soon.
Miss F. w. Wilson is president of the
state council and Mrs. II. II. Pike presi-
dent of the Victoria Home board Of
directors.
The proceeds from the bazaar on No
vember 2S TO 30 at tho Hotel Pennsyl-
vania of the New York Philanthropic
League in Aid OF Crippled Children. Mrs
Julius Baran president. will be used to
enlarge the Vacation Home so that there
will be accommodat tions for many more
children next summer. Mrs Max Hol-
lender is chairman OF the bazaar.