The New York herald., 1921-11-20
FESTIVITIES ARE ARRANGED BY THE WOMENS

by the New York section Of the Coun-
ell of Jewish Women, to be held at the
Hotel Astor on Tuesday evening. De-
cember IS. Hans Kinder. cellist, will
play. The entertainment is being held
to rails, .dnds with which to enable the
organ "a on to continue its programme
of Americanization, educational recrsa-
tionai and religious activities among the
Jews Of this city.
Prof. George p. Baker Of the Har-
ward Work Shop. Miss Jessie Bonstelle,
Mr.. Lawrence LANCER and Mr. Arthur
Hopkins will speak on various plans
of dramatic productions at the smoker
at the MacDowell Club on Sunday
evening December 4. Members Of the
club and their friends are invited to
attend.
A regular monthly meeting OF the
Harlem Council of Women will be held
Tomorrow afternoon at the Young
Women's Christian Association. 124th
street and Lenox avenue. The pro-
gramne win include an address by Mrs.
E. Roy Kempshall who will take for
her subject THE Lighthouse" and re-
ports by Mrs. Louis Jewawit on MO
ton Pictures: Miss Maryal Know on
''The Neighborhood Club" and Mrs.
Guy King on "The New York City Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs Conference" /"
At the conclusion of the programme tea
will be served.
The first of the Mozart supper dances.
Mrs. William NJ Haradon. chairman,
will be held on December 6 in the ball
room of the Hotel Astor. The other
dances will be on January 8. February
and March Z. The patronesses are
Mrs Noble Mcconnell. president Of Mo-
zart: Mrs. Frank G. Cochran, Mrs.
Agnes Denner. Mrs. Samuel G.. Esta-
brook. Mrs. Frank II. Edwards, Mrs.
Carrie Hession, Mrs. Norman Jollif. Mrs.
George ]. Jagle, Jr., Mrs. George E.
Morrissey. Mrs. Owen ]. McWilliams,
Mrs. Matthew ]. O'Neill. Mrs. Lincoln
S. Rogers. Mrs. Edward Simon. Mrs.
John T. Taylor and Mrs. Paul c. Woo
ster.
A course OF seven lectures on cur
rent events will be given by Marion
vania on November 90. December 6. and
20, January 3. and II. February Z and
81 They will be under the auspices
of the New York City Colony of the
National Society Of New England
Women. Mrs. John Francis Vawger.
president. Tickets may be dbteined
from Mrs. James Ward Warmer. 622
West One Hundred and Thirteenth
street treasurer, or Mrs. John Douglas
Walton. chairman, of Bellport. L. I.
The Athene Club. OF which Mrs. Kath-
crime A. Martin is president, opened its
annual season with a luncheon and meet
ing at the Waldorf-Astoria last Thurs
day. Or. Robert Bruce Clark, chaplain
OF the club. acted as chairman of the day,
and there were addresses by Winter Rus
sell and DR.. Nehemiah Boynton, and
songs by Leslie Arnold. A feature of the
clubs activities during the winter will be
series OF lectures on psychological
topics. Two dances will be given. sub
scription dance on December 3. and the
annual dinner dance on January 13. The
officers Of the organization this year in
clude Mrs George A. Brand. Mrs. Bond
Stow and Mrs. Margaret F. Hamilton,
vice-presidents Mrs. Frank X. Brewster,
treasurer; Mrs. Cornell Dunlap, record
ing secretary, and Mrs. Helena l. Reh-
fuss, corresponding secretary.
The Betsy Foot Chapter Of the Alumnn
Association of the Albany Academy for
Girls held its annual luncheon at the
Hotel Astor on Tuesday. The entertain
ment feature. which followed the lunch
con, was group Of Chaucer readings
by Gordon Brinley.
The Ray Current Events Club, OF
which Mrs. J. w. Loeb is president, held
their regular monthly meeting at the
Hotel Astor on Mondoy morning. The
second parliamentary law drill was di-
rected by Mrs. AngeliQue V. Orr. A dis
-t..tl V.~xT m.
Dorchet and Mrs. Owen kildare was an
other feature Of the meeting. and Mrs
Henry Soble gave resume Of all cur
rent events since the last meeting Of the
club in the spring-which was followed
by a general discussion by members.
The Fresh Air Fund for Adult and
Elderly People. Mrs. Alexander J
Schwarts president held a bridge for the