The New York herald., 1921-11-20

Langwell, after which the party Will at
tend the afternoon performance at the
Hippodrome as guests of the manage
ment. This party will include many OF
the Theatre Assembly members. Daniel
Frohman, f. F. Mackay and the execu-
tive committee OF the Actors Fund of
America
Theoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood,
president and founder celebrated it's
second birthday with luncheon at the
Hotel Astor and later attended a per-
formance of Thank u" at the Longacre
Theatre A large birthday cake with two
lighted candles vas on the presidents
table. around which in addition. to Mrs.
Wood were seated Mines. George T. Zinl-
norman. Harry McClassey. Mabel Nc
Kinley Baer. James Griswold Vents.
A. +. Ommen. A. Portfolio, L. b.. Muir
ray. L. II. Huot. William Hill and Mr..
Harry Davenport.
On Monday Mrs. Wood entertained the
hostesses and reception committee of
the club at the Hotel lie Marquis, when
plans for a series of bridge parties to
be given for the benefit of the fund for
shut-ins were discussed. The card
parties will be given on the afternoons
Of December IL. January 16 and Feb
ruary 20. After the meeting tea was
served.
The diamond jubilee crusade Of the
Christian Brothers Boys to erect and
equip Manhattan College, Spuyten Duy-
vii Parkway, New York city, will end
with a ball at the Waldorf-Astoria on
Friday evening. Mr.. Thomas J. Nc
Entegart is chairman of the event.
Among those who have taken boxes for
the evening are Dr. Raymond P. Sulli-
van DR.. NJ. C. O'Brien, the Rev. John
E. Lonergan, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris F.
Mayer, Mrs. Katherine Dore, Mrs. Nora
Cotter Brosnan. Messrs. George j.
O'Keefe. William s. Sterns. William Fl.
Todd. John f. Brennan. p. j. Castles,
Thomas r. Smith, Thomas r. Farrell,
Denis OIL. Cohalan, Richard f. Cos
tello. Thomas J. McEntegart. George j..
Corbett, James r. Dougherty. Lawrence
l.. Cassidy, William J. Dougherty,
George r. Smith. Walter T. Mutphy,
Daniel Meenan. Edward C. McParlan
and John J. ,Kean.
"Peg o. Ny Heart was given by the
Dramatic Union OF the Church OF Our
Lady of Dourdes on five evenings, begin
ming on Monday in the auditorium Of
the church. 46s West 143d street.
Sorosis, Mrs. John Lewis Childs,
president will have a regular business
meeting to-day at the Waldorf-Astoria.
followed by luncheon. The State chair
man Of art, Miss Anna Maxwell Jones,
will conduct conference on the bill
board menace. Representatives Of the
various art and civic associations inter-
ested in the movement have been invited
to this conference.
Daughters Of Ohio Mrs. Edmund W.
Kingsland, president, will celebrate their
twentieth anniversary with a luncheon
tomorrow at the Waldorf-Astoria. The
luncheon will be preceded by recep-
ton under the craftsmanship Of Mrs.
Joseph r. Megrue.
There viii be an unusually fine pro-
grammc under the direction Of Mrs Rae
d. Henllle, chairman of entertainment
Mrs. Margaret Holmes Bates gave re-
ception for the members on Thursday
afternoon at her home. Is Central Park
West, to meet Miss Charlotte Hoff.
The annual bridge and euchre of the
Ursuline Provincial Auxiliary, Miss
Teresa s. Moriarty, president, will be
held on Saturday afternoon at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. The proceeds will be used
toward helping to defray the expense of
the necessary improvements OF the No
vitiate Of the Ursuline Of the Northern
Province.
The Indiana Club, Mr.. Will D. Howe,
president will hold fits regular meeting
Tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel Nc
Alpin. Miss Mary Garrett Hay. the vice
president. will be chairman of the after
noon. Social Service" will be the sub
fAo< 80 J..x d.
son and Prof John A. Wood being the
speakers. Mrs. Claude Everett Morris
will sing several groups Of songs. with
Mrs E. r. Hunt at the piano.
The annual dinner Of the club VIII be
given on December IL at the Hotel Nc
Alpin.
Drama Comedy, Edyth Totten, presi-
dent. will hold It's next cabinet meeting
on Friday afternoon at the Hotel Astor.
The annual birthday dinner Of Drama
Comedy will be held on February 10 at
the Astor.
In honor OF Annie Mathews. Register
elect Of New York county, luncheon
will be given on Saturday at the Hotel
McA!pin by the Women's City Club. OF
which Miss Mathews is a member. The
speakers will be DR.. Katharine Bement
Davis. who will take for her subject.
How Woman in Office Serves the
City" and Mrs. Norman de r. White
house. whose topic will be "a Nressa 90
to Women in Office" Miss Mary Car
rett Hay will preside.
Hampton Institutes annual entertain
ment this year will take the form of a
concert to be given by Miss Dorothy
Berliner on Sunday afternoon. Decern-
Der 4. at the Henry Miller Theatre. The
concert will be under the patronage Of
Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Mrs. John Henry
Hammond, Mrs. Hugh d. Auchincioss.
Mrs. Francis c. Huntington, Mrs. I. N.
Phelps Stokes. Mrs Frederick w.
Rhinelander, Mrs. John III. Iselln. Josef
Stransh and Sigismond Stojowski.
Mr.. William Jay Schieffelin is presi-
dent or Hampton Association and Chief
Justice William H. Taft ia chairman Of
the board Of trustees. The late Col.
Theodore Roosevelt was an ardent sup
porter OF the institute. which has for its
object the advancement of negro and
Indian education.
Mrs. Livingston Rowe SCHUYLER Of
New York was unanimously elected pres
ident-general OF the United Daughters
OF the Confederacy at the national con-
vention held recently In ST. Louis The
installation Of Mrs. Schuyler as we'll as
the other officers chosen for the year
took place on the last day OF the con-
vention. November IL. Adoption Of
plans furthering the rerpetuation of the
old South. providing FOR the erectior of