The New York herald., 1921-01-30

Goddard is chairman of the floor COM
mittee.
Immigration to these shores and the
| BolshevilSi in Russia are topics TO be
discussed at the February luncheon OF
the American Criterion Society, Mrs.
Leonard l.. Hill president, on Friday at
the Hotel Commodore.
Commissioner OF Immigration Fred
erick A. Wallis and Major-Gen. Count
A. Cherep- -Fpiridovitch OF Slavia win be
the speakers. Count Cherep-F -Fpiridovirch
will tell of his experiences as a young
general in the army of the Czar. In the
great war his two sons fell fighting for
their sovereign and later two Other SOFAS
were killed by the revolutionis's.
Mrs. Louis Ralston and Mrs. Fred
ericls A. Wallis also will be guests OF
honor.
A musical programme has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Margaret Weber. chair
! man of the music committee. The ar
lists will be Mr.. Arturo Bonucci, cellist.
and Mr.. Gustave Fararri. interpreter CT
French songs.
The ballroom of the Waldorf-As.oria
was taxed to its capacity last Thursday
at the thirtieth anniversary breakfast OF
the Harlem Philharmonic Society, Mrs.
C. Victor Twiss president. The break
fast was preceded by a reception and
followed by a musical programme. Bei
cause OF recent bereavement Mrs. Twiss
was not present. but Mrs. Everett Mem
zies Raynor, the acting president, pre-
sided and made the opening address, in
which she gave the names or the charter
members OF the organization and re-
ferred to many of them and their chill
dren and grandchildren present The
Rev. DR.. George r. Van de Water asked
the blessing. He was present at the first
musicale Of the society, thirty years ago.
He paid tribute to the continuation Of
the high ideals of the charter members
There also were brief addresses by
Mrs. Harry Lilly, president of the New
York Federation of Women's Clubs /;
Mrs. william Rogers Chapman. president
Of Rubinstein Club; Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer,
president of Rainy Day Club: Mrs.
Willis p. Miner, president Of Clio. and
Miss Stirling OF the Daughters OF the
Revolution. The artists for the occa-
sion were Miss Lotta Madden. soprano
Miss Mathilda Locus, child pianist, and
Rafaelo Diaz. tenor.
At the monthly meeting Of the KnicI-
American Revolution, Mrs. Simon Ba-
ruch regent. on Friday at the Waldorf
Astoria, It was decided to hold card
party at the home of the regent in Feb
ruary for the benefit Of the chapters
treasury. At the meeting Mrs. Baruch
read a paper on the successful efforts of
Miss Ann Pamela Cunningham after the
civil war. to save and restore the home
and tomb Of Washington at Mount Ver-
non. A new copy of the constitution.
bylaws and year book Of the chapter.
upon which a committee has been work
Ing. will bc ready soon for distribution.
Officers of the chapter. in addition to
Mrs. Baruch, are: Mrs. William r.
Stewart honorary regent; Mrs. Victor
Frederickson. first vice-regent; Mrs.
Charles II. Terhune. second vice-regent
Miss Stella Christie. recording secretary
Mrs. Joel a. Allen, corresponding secre-
tary Mrs. Elizabeth G. Harris. treas
urer, and Mrs. l.. Curtis Bracket, regis
trar.
The National Society OF Ohio Women,
Mrs. John Hamilton Fife president. held
its first meeting OF the new year last
week at the home OF Mrs. George M.
Clyde. 229 Lincoln place. Brooklyn.
After luncheon, which was served. Miss
Eleanor Patterson, American contralto,
sang g. group of songs, and Prof. ]. N.
jerks Of New York University. spoke on
immigration. The guests of honor were
Mrs. Harry Lilly. president OF the New
York City Federation OF Women's Clubs.
and Mrs. Walter s. Comfy. president Of
New York State Federation OF Womcn's
Clubs.
| In aid OF rs phiianthropic fund. a card
party will be given by the Knicker-
booker Relief Club, Mrs Camille Birn-
bohin president. on "wednesday after
noon. February 3, at the Waldorf-As-
toria. There will be a prize for each
table. Mrs. George wcsslau is chair
man OF the games. Tickets at 81 each
may be obtained from her or the treas
urer Mrs. George II. Hearn. SIS West
f11th street A special meeting OF the
club was held on Wednesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Ernest D. Hamilton
e12 West 115th street
The next morning musicale. luncheon
| and dance of the New York Mozart So
cie.y. Mrs. Noble Mcconnell president,
will be held on Saturday at the Hotel
Astor. The artists will be Arthur Rubin
stein, pianist Miss Lotta Miles, soprano I:
Antoine Roccs, tenor, with Charles Gil
bert Spross as accompanist
For women OF the East Side ball COM
mittee Mrs. Mcconnell will give q reccp-
ton tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel
Astor.
The bal masque and carnival given
last Tuesday evening by the Mozart So
ciety for tho benefit of the East Side
| Clinic for Women and Children was q
success both socially and financially.
Among the benefit entertainments 10
be given this week In aid Of Herbert
Hoover's European Relief Council will
be n concert and dance at the Hotel
Majestic tomorrow evening. The con-
cert. consisting OF vocal and instru-
mental music, rocitations and interpreta-
tive dancins, viii be held In the gxand