New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
ClllI, Notes


peryision, all with paid teachers.
The women who had charge Of she
card game were Mrs. Harvey Tyson
White, Mrs. c. Al. Queck- -Berfer, Mrs.
William %. Beam, Mrs. Herbert r. Dav-
idson, Mrs. Mary M. Gable, Mrs. Alfred
i. Masury, Mrs. John Porter Shannon,
Mrs. Bryan II. River, Mrs. Robert b.
Alling, Mrs. Benjamin Jackson, Mrs.
Charles A. Bartholomae, Mrs. Harry L..
nruliard, Mrs. Charles Austin Bates,
Mrs. II. Giffin Conrad, Mrs. Charles
Mayhoff, Mrs. j. r. McDougall, Mrs.
Charles A. Beck, Mrs. Louis G. White,
Mrs. Emma II. Noyos, Mrs. Burbon RI.
Davey, and Mrs. George Leonard Fish
er, chairman.
One Of the large lecture audiences Of
this season greeted Miss Eleanor Mar
kell last Friday at the Hotel Plaza,
where she. gave her first talk on SIN
ternational Topics" In connection with
the interest awakened everywhere by
tne washington conference, her subject.
Problems OF the Far East in Re,x-
tlone to Limitation Of Armament" was
particularly timely.
AFTER the lecture many Of the women
were guests Mt the luncheon parties in
the new Plaza dining room,
Mrs. Alex j. Herbermann was chair
man OF the day at the last regular
meeting Of the Society OF New York
state Women at Hotel Astor. The tppic
OF the day was: Education" The pro-
gram included Mrs. Hcrbermann, So
prano solo, III ro Pastore" (Mozart);
Poetry in Modern Life; Professor
Alexis du Pont Coleman, Of New
York City College; selections from
verses, Mary Carmel Haley; violin
SOLO. Hal Manley. DR.. Frances w.
Monell is president of the club and
Mrs. Gerard Banker, founder and hon
orary president.
Many Of the clubs that are members
of the New York City Federation, OF
which Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman is
president. are renewing their member
ships In the Red Gross Roll Call. Mrs.
John Joseph Macdonald is chairman
for the Federated Clubs for the Red
Cross. Each club has appointed q
chairman for the work, and is asking
special efforts to contribute libcrally
Among the Federated clubs partici-
tIry Theater, woman's Press, the
Theater Assembly, the Chicago Wo-
mans, Minerva, New England Chap
ter Athene. the Thearer Club, Society
Of Illinois, Michigan Women, Life as a
Fine Art, Daughters of Pennsylvania,
Missouri Society, Clio, Eclectic, Dixie,
Alabama Society. Ethical Society, So
ciety for Political Study, Wisconsin
Society, International Sunshine So
ciety, The Forum, Kansas, Government,
Colony of Queens, National D. A. r.
and Southland.
A ball will be held by the University
Forum OF America Tuesday evening II,
the ballroom Of the Hotel Majestic.
Robert w. Chanler will be the chair
man Of the evening and the Seiiora
Rosario Munoz de Morrison the
hostess.
The evening will be opened with o
Spanish pageant OF "America's Max
ing" with explorers, soldiers and set
, tiers. in costumes Of four centuries
ago, under the direction of the Nor
.guesa de Castro-Xeriz. Among tha
explorers" will be Seiior Rafael Ponce
! dc Leon, lineal descendant. Of Ponce
de Leon. Ernest A. Hopf will play
classical music on a one-stringed vio-
! loncello, followed by Miss Helen Diers
with woodland whistling, assisted by
Miss Rose Marino. Chevalier Vincen-
zio Coppola will play o selection en-
the piano, and Miss Erminia Ligotti
lyric soprano, will sing arias from
Carmen" and several Spanish operas.
The program will be followed by ball.
The seventh annual Thanksgiving
Celebration" Of the University Forum
Of America was held Tuesday night,
James A. McGill was. chairman Of the
evening and Mrs. McGill the hostess.
Or. Alexander Cumming, the president
Of the forum was the speaker, his
topic being "The Pilgrim Fathers and
Americas Making" The address was
followed by dancing.
A Witches Lucky Number Dence''
was held, the favors being Salem
witches and Thanksgiving turkeys.
The winners were Senor Rafael Ponce
de Leon and Miss Consuelo II. Hansen
and DR.. A. 3. Clark and Miss Eliza
beth S. Ilg.
At meeting Of the Clio Club 20 be
held at the Hotel Astor tomorrow there
VII be two talks given, one on
Japan" by Mrs. Rufus P. Johnston
Flower Decoration In Japan" by Miss
kichi Harada, who will appear in ma
tive costume and give demonstrations.
Mrs. Robert Wylie Lyle, president
and founder OF the American Society
OF Reconstruction. will entertain the
members OF the society at tea in the
Hotel Plaza tomorrow afternoon. The
annual election Of officers will also be-
held. There is one ticket in the field
headed by Mrs. Lyle for president, with
Mrs: E. w. Brown, Mrs. Myron T.
Scudder and Mrs. Bernhardt Wall vice.
presidents; Mrs. M. Donnarumma >,
treasurer, Mrs. Lima Lopez Cardozo.
corresponding secretary, and Mrs,
Henry Clark Coe, parliamentarian
Also Mrs; Charles D. Dressed, Mrs.
Richard I. Lynch, Miss Louise A. Dob
son and Mrs. Sherman Woodward are
scheduled for directors.
The Daughters of Ohio in New York.
Mrs. Edmund w. Kingsland president.
held an anniversary luncheon at the
Waldorf-Astoria on November q. at
which thcre were 200 guests. Howard
! W.. Meham was the principal speaker
and the special guests were Mrs. WAL
ter Comlsey, Mrs. McChapman and Mrs.
Harry Lilly.
Drama Comedy, Edyth Totten, presi-
dent, will hold its next Friday Review.
December 2, at the Hotel Astor. The
"Dramalogue" given by Carl Tique will
be an old English play with inter-
pretative music. Harry Davenport
from the "Thank You" Company will
speak on clean plays. Baterine Nelli.
dramatic soprano; Anna Curtis. Lillian
Thurgate Backus, and Frank Holland
will also be on the program.
Last Thursday, Mrs. Hermann Cohen
gave card party at her homo, the pro
ceeds to so to She "Little Mother's-