New-York tribune., 1921-05-22


Mrs. Charles Haviland will be
The annual reception and exhibition
of Revolutionary and Colonial relics
will be given by the officers of the
Washington Headquarters Association,
founded by Daughters of the American
Revolution, of which Mrs. Simon Ba-
ruch is president, on Wednesday, June
!, at Weshington's headquarters, i6oth
Street near Amsterdam Avenue, at 8
D. m. Many prominent guests will be
present. Mrs Stanley Otis is chairman
of the entertainment committee.
National Society of New England
Women, Brooklyn Colony, Mrs. Charles
D. Sperry, president, held it's last so
cial meeting of the season on Thurs
day, May IL, at the Brooklyn Woman's
Clubhouse, ia Pierrepont Street. 1t
was home day, with the program given
almost entirely by members of the col
ony. Mrs. Kate Upson Clark was guest
of honor. She is charter member of
Brooklyn Colony. She spoke of her
recent experiences in Chatauqua lec-
ture tour of the West
DR.. Alma Webster Powell, popular
soprano, also member, sang and Mrs.
John Cyrus Marshall spoke with in-
teTeSI OF Jne VAiuS Oh IoIeSS anu piA u
conservation.
Walter Mills sang and Mrs George
C. Stout spoke enthusiastically of the
work of Americanization done at Col
gony House, in which Brooklyn Colony
has an active interest.
The social hour was in charge of
Chairman Mrs. Frank Holbert, with
Mrs. Charles W. Knowles and Mrs.
Ellis L. Rowland presiding at the ta-
bles, assisted by young women of the
Junior organizations of Brooklyn Col
ony.
Empire Day, May %, will be cele-
brated by the Imperial Order of the
Daughters of the British Empire with
q luncheon at Hotel Pennsylvania.
Among the guests will be Mrs. Gloster
Armstrong, wife of the British Consul
General; Mrs. Mark Sheldon, wife of
the Australian High Commissioner; (;
the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas McCandless
and Mrs. Charles r. Scarborough,
chairman of the Port of New York
also has been prepared.
The Imperial Order of the Daughters
of the British Empire is philan-
thropic organization, whose activities
are centered chiefly on the support of
the Victoria Home, at West New
Brighton, S. l., maintained for aged
British men and women. The order is
endeavoring to raise funds for the
erection of new building, as the pres
ent quarters are inadequate to admit
the great number of monthly appli-
cants.
The Indiana Club, Will D. Howe,
president, will give reception for all
Eoosiers in New York on Wednesday,
from to o'clock, at the Hotel Nc
Alpin. Among those on the reception
committee will be Miss Mary Garrett
Hay, former president of the Daugh-
ters of Indiana, and Newton w. Gill
bert, one time acting Governor Of the
chairman Of the day.
The Neighborhood Social and Indus
trial Club, which meets in the public
school at Amsterdam Avenue and 104th
Street, gave a supper dance and enter
tainment on Friday evening.at the Hotel
Marseilles, in celebration of the TWEEN
stieth anniversary of the club. Mrs.
Frank E. Wise, the president Of the
club, was in charge, and she was as
sisted by Mrs. Alexander Walker, Mrs.
Alexander Mclean Jeffrey, Mrs. Fred
serick j. Foster, Mrs. j. C. de Winter,
Mrs. Frederick Smith, Mrs. Charles P.
,Dietz, Miss Pauline Baum, Miss Lucia
G. Mannberger, Mrs. j. F. Browne,
and many others.
The Woman's Democratic Club of
New York, whose headquarters are at
the Hotel Astor, will have it's annual
spring outing and luncheon at the
Hotel Shelburne, Brighton Beach, on
Tuesday, June 21. It will be the fouYsf
nf 81, AZ
sort, Mrs. George H. Childs is the
president, and Mrs. John F. Curry is
chairman OF arrangements.
:. The last social meeting of the New
York Fresh Air Fund for Adults and
Elderly People, Mrs. Alex. j. Schwartz.
president, will be held at the Hotel
Astor tomorrow at 3 o'clock. Through
sae enorts OF the chairman Of the day,
sn. rs' AZ xAngeilque V. Orr and her assist
ant mrs. Samuel Hubbard, an excep-
pared.
=. The program Is as follows: Address.
s. rs. Helen Varick BOSWELL; soloist.
Mrs. Anna Lambert Wilkinson: original
m9no,ogues, Miss Mary Ever Maynard:
soio, Frankiin Z. Karples; soloist, Miss
mary harb; accompanist, James Philip
4 reception for new members vii,
follow the social program.
:. ese breakfast committee of the New
York .Euphony Society, Mrs. James I
Gormley, president, gave a theater
party yesterday at the Little Theater
Dinner followed at the Waldorf
On Sunday, June IL, the members Of
the choral will entertain the president
Carl Hahn, conductor, and Claude War,
ford, accompanist, at dinner at Grama-
tan Inn, Bronxville.
The Daughters of Pennsylvania in
New York, Mrs. Walter S. Comfy, presi-
dent, held a reception and tea on May
10 at the Waldorf-Astoria The presi-
dents of many Of the city clubs were
guests of honor. Mrs. Alphonse G.
Koeble and Mrs. John M. Gallagher
were the chairmen of the day.
The annual strawberry festival and
dance of the University Forum of
America, will be held Tuesday evening,
st the headquarters of the club, at 20S
West Ninety-thivd Street. Frederick A
Wallis, United States Commissioner of |
immigration, and Mrs. Wallis will bo