New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
! Bergh; chairman Of executive, Mrs.
Katherine Hammer: recording secre-
tary, Miss Charlotte Irving.

Bergh; chairman Of executive, Mrs.
Katherine Hammer: recording secre-
tary, Miss Charlotte Irving.
On November 26, at 2 o'clock, the So
cial meeting of the Woman's Press
Club will be held in the Astor gallery
of the Waldorf-As There will be
installation Of officers aud the follow
ing program: DR.. Winifred Sackville
tom; Mary Garrett Hay on GAS It Is";
Robert E. MacAlarney on "The Pres
ent Status of the Motion Picture: Mrs.
Ella Alexander Beals on "Prohibition
as 1t Isl; Miss Amy Bryan, Of London,
on "The Great Message Of Women"
The president, Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey,
will preside. The musical program
will be presented by Nine. Katherine
Won Klenner.
The thirty-fifth session Of the Ru-
binstein Club, Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman, president, was inaugurated
yesterday at the Waldorf Astoria. An
artists recital was given in costume by
Florence Macbeth. The president gave
greeting 10 the members and guests,
after which came the introduction of
the new members. After the recital
the Waldorf-Astoria orchestra played
and dancing followed.
On Wednesday, November 30, at 2
o'clock, card party will be given for
the benefit of the philanthropic fund
of the club. There will be a prize for
every table.
The first evening concert for the sea-
son will be given in the ballroom of
the Waldorf-Astoria on Tuesday, De-
hor OF a. nj Tho
choral of over 150 voices, under the di-
rection of William Rogers Chapman,
will sing ten new part songs. The
artists will be Miss Helen Yorke, So
prano, and grand orchestra of sixty
pieces from the Philharmonic Society.
Miss Alice M. Shaw will be at the piano.
A meeting of the Inwood Political
Study Club will be held at the Parish
House, Broadway and Dyckman Street,
Tuesday evening. Mrs. r. H. Brady
will act as chairman and will intro
duce as the principal speaker Miss
Grace Potter, recently returned from
an extensive trip abroad. She will give
an address on psychoanalysis. Cur
rent topics will be covered by Mrs.
William Lincoln Balch and Raymond
K. Snavely, followed by general dis
SuootoH. III. 0lilidIi SIdlS NdHodi lS
president and Mrs. A. A. Racky is sec
retary of the club.
Theoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood,
president and founder, held it's frst
luncheon this season Wednesday in
the belvedere Of the Hotel Astor, and
later attended the Longacre Theater to
see "Thank-U." More than three hun
dred were present. It was the second
birthday anniversary of the club, and
large cake with two lighted candles
was placed on the presidents table.
The guest of honor was Harry Daven-
port of the "Thank-U" company. Mr.,
Davenport gave very interesting talk
and told some humorous stories. Mrs.
Wood in her address urged Theoria to
be just in criticism and generous in
praise to the profession. Those seated
at the presidents table were Mrs,
George T. zimmermann, Harry Daven-
port, Mrs. Harry McClasky. Mabel Nc
kinley Baer. Mrs. James Griswold
Wentz, Mrs. A. e. Ommen, Mrs. A,
Portfolio, Mrs. E. B. Murray, Mrs. l..
IL. Huot and MRS. William Hill. The
cake was sent to the Actors Home.
Mrs. Harold George Wood enter
tanned the hostesses and reception
committee at the Hotel Le MARQUIS ON
Monday. The bridge series to be given
at the Astor on December IL, January
and February 20 for the sociability
OF Theoria and to benefit the philan-
thropic fund for shut-ins was dis
cusseda. After adjournment tea was
served.