New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Club to Hear
immigration
Commissioner
Wallis and Major Gen. Count
A. Cherep.Fpiridovitch to
Address American Critic
rion Society at Luncheon
Bolshevism q Topic
Russian to Tell of His
Experiences as Young Of.
fcer in Army of Car

The American Criterion Society,
Mrs. Leonard l. Hill, president; will
give It's February luncheon at the
Hotel Commodore next Friday. Immi-
grafton and Bolshevism are the topics
to be discussed. Commissioner Of I'M
migration Frederick A. Wallis and
Major General Count A. Cherep-
Fpiridovitch will be the speakers
Count Cherep-Fpiridovitch has just ar
rived In this country and he will tell
Of his experiences as young general
in the army Of the Gear. In the great
war two Of his sons fell fighting for
their country and later two other sons
were killed by Revolutionists. Mrs.
Louis Ralston and Mrs. Frederick A.
Wallis also will be guests of honor.
Mrs. Hill, with Mrs. George Edwin
Davis, will receive the club members,
their friends and the guests of honor
in the foyer to the east ballroom.
Others in the receiving line will be
Mrs. Bedell Parker, Mrs. Cora Welles
Trow, Mrs. Charles Vincent Palermo,
Mrs. William G. Demarest, Mrs. Sidney
y.
Sloane. Six new members are to be
received into the organization.
musical program has Keen ar
ranged by Mrs. Margaret Weber chair
man Of the music committee, to take
r.ace at the close of the luncheon.
The numbers will be given by Arturo
Bonucci, 'cellist, and Gustave Ferarri,
the interpreter of French songs.
Mrs. William Smith Young and Mrs.
Albert Haustetter head the reception
committee FOR the luncheon The
members associated with them will be
Mrs. Frederic Andrews Baggs, Mrs.
Frank Keith Taylor, Mrs. John H.
Judge, Mrs. Alsi living Baldwin, Mrs.
Conan, Mrs. Thomas Pitman Spencer
Mrs. Charles A. Bently, Mrs. Frederic
Lincoln Kenney, Mrs. John Henry
Blood, Mrs. FREDERIC Wesley Sharp.
Mrs. Robert Godfrey, Mrs. Arthur
Knowlson, Mrs. Cyrus Townsend
Brady. Mrs. Albert A. Gleason, Mrs.
William 81. MacDermott, Mrs. Edward
Franklyn Cole, Mrs. Hudson parmelee
Rose, Mrs. George Edwin Davis, Mrs.
Frank Merrill Seamans, Mrs. Thomas
j. Drummond, Mrs. Louis Mark, Mrs
Arthur w. Corse and Mrs. Francis A.
AMrdock.
The Rainy Day Club Of America, Mrs.
A. M. Palmer president, will be at home
at the Hotel Astor on Tuesday after
noon at o'clock to celebrate the an
nual Presidents Dav, when one hun
dred or more presidents will be re-
celved by Mrs. Palmer. The chairman
of reception, Mrs. William A. Deering.
will be assisted by Mrs George f. Cole,
Mrs. John W. Southern, Mrs. Michael
Wolly and Mrs. Cora Nicklas.
The hostesses assisting Mrs. j. Sefe-
rem Ennis, chairman. in serving the
collation. will be Mrs. Charles McCar-
thy, Mrs. Emma Jean Hagan. Mrs.
James A. Howard, Mrs. William j.
Harrcll and Mrs. Abel Mischler The
chairman Of program for the day will
be Mrs. Carl Cranemeyer.
The Daughters of Columbia County
Historical Society, Mrs. Charles James
Come president, will hold it's annual
presidents day and musical in the Co
lonial Room at the Hotel McAlpin on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Caroline Lindholm Fitzgerald
will have charge of the music. and Mrs.
Faith Faith Van valkeenburg Villas will read
founded On early Dutch life in Colum
bia County.
This society is celebrating IT'S fifth
anniversary, and has the distinction of
being the only organization of county
women in New York City With its
associate membership Of men it num-
bers about five hundred.
At che meeting on January 20 at the
Hotel Astor of the Portia Club of the
City of New York, Inc, Mrs. Edward
Allen Albright president, the speakers
were Miss Bertha Rembaugh. whose
subject was "The Law as Applied to
the Illegitimate Child" and Mrs. Mar
garet Sanger, who spoke on "The Law
as Applied to Birth Control
The guests OF honor were Mrs. Lilly,
Mrs. Yawker and Nine. Won klenner.
Miss Courtney Rosai-Diehl gave sew
eral vocal selections.
Mrs. James J. Gormley, president Of
the New York Euphony Society, gave
tea Tuesday afternoon at the Waldorf
to the members and friends of the or
ganization. Forty new members we're
added to the society, which now num-
bers 400
The bridge party held yesterday at