The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-27

ton of Riverside Park VIII hold presf-
dents day at the Hotel Maj site on
Tuesday. The subject of the programme
win be Parks" Mr.. William w. Niles,
Commissioner of Bronx Parkway. speak
ing on Their Uses; Mr.. John p. Leo,
Commissioners OF Street Cleaning. on
''Their Abuses" Mr.. Jules Durgevin.
city landscape architect. on Their
Needs" and MIR. Nathan Strauss. Jr.,
on his bill ''To Rid Riverside Park OF
the Garbage DUMPS and Coal Pockets"
Mrs. Cora Wells Trow. as chairman
Of day, gave a parliamentary drill last
Friday during the programme session of
the Post Parliament at the Hotel Nc
Alpin.
The latest alumni, association to come
into existence is that Of the Gardiner
School, II East Fifty-first street. Last
Friday n representative number OF the
graduates held meeting, which was
the elimination of the plans OF five Gar
diner graduates. Miss Maud Elllnger,
Miss Margaret Case. Miss Marjorie Sam
mis-. Mrs. George Delaney Harris and
Mrs Richard Butler.
. at the meeting the bylaws were
adopted and the nominating committee
appointed Miss Jessie Long. MISS l. q.
Newberry and Mrs Gladys Vivian Cor
don. chairman. to prepare ballot FOR
the election OF officers.
The Gardiner aIumn;e whom the or
ganization committee has been unable to
reach are requested to communicate with
the chairman pro tenn, Miss Marjorie
Sanlmis, Brentwood, n. j.
Mrs. Robert Wylie Lyle, president and
founder of the American Society or re
construction, will entertain the mem
bers of the society at tea Tomorrow
afternoon at the Hotel Plaza. The am
nual election OF officers will take place
then. At the regular monthly meeting
OF the organization Nellie Bly, ad-
dressed the members relative to en-
ploying American sean1en instead of
aliens aboard American merchant ves-'
sells.
Clio, Mrs. Willis P. Miner president
and Mrs. Charles Duane Baker honor
ary president will have a meeting to-
morrow afternoon at the Hotel Aston.
There win be a business meeting at Z
o'clock. followed an hour later by
programme In which Japan will be the
topic. Mrs. Rufus p. Johnston will bs
chairman of the day. The symbolism
of Flower decoration In Japan will be
given by Miss kichi Harada. who will
appear in native costume and give
demonstrations.
Another meeting Of Mrs. Timothy
Martin O'Comors Entre-Nous Dancing
Club will be held on Friday at the
Hotel Plaza
At the business day meeting last Mon
day of Sorosis at the Waldorf Astoria
Atal ,r1
Advertising Nuisance was held under
the direction of Miss Anna Maxwell
Jones. chairman of forestry. The speak
ers were DR.. George f. Kunz, president
of the Society for the Preservation of
Scenic Beauty: DR.. Partridge OF the
Palisade Commission, Mr.. Bernstein.
representing the Fifth Avenue hssocia-
ton; Mrs. f. G. Hodgdon. president OF
Woman's Municipal League; Mrs John
Clapperton Kerr. president of Woman's
League for the Protection of Riverside
Drive, and Miss Keen OF the Municipal
Art Association.
Each spea ker expressed Indignation ut
the disfhguring billboards menacing the
beauty OF the city and placarding the
country roads. Various plans for PROF.
uganda against this nuisance were sug-
gested the best being to notify the
owners Of the advertisements Of the
Ill will they were creating among their
would-be customers.
There will be lecture by Miss FL
len T. Meehan on, Wednesday at 2 West
Sixty-fourth street on 1.-THE Theory OF
Design and Color-The Teaching of De-
sign" The lecture Is being given under
the joint auspices of The Federation for
Child Study and the Parents and
Teachers Association of the Ethical
Culture School
The Mount Holyoke College Alunnnm
Association OF New York, Frances
Holmes Abbott president will give
dance tomorrow evening at the Hotel
Aston TO aid the college $4,000. 600 en-
dowment fund. II viii be under the pat
ronage of Mrs. Henry Dickinson, Mrs.
II. J. Murray, Mrs. William T. Mutually,
Mrs. Charles Curtis, Mrs. Burton Hem
drick. Mrs W. G. Atwater, Mrs William
3. Scale, Mrs Walter Gtlpatric, Mrs Ed
win AtweH Mrs. John Walton, Miss
Helen Marshall, Miss Frances Abbot and
Miss Mary Louise Allen Tickets may
be obtained from Mrs Maude Scale
Chandler. 500 Lexington avenue, or Mrs
T. w. stitt. Jr.. 2549 Grand avenue.
In honor Of Mrs. Julia McCudden, the
attend the burial service of the IN
Known Soldier in Arlington Cemetery on
Armistice Day, luncheon was given on
Tuesday at the Hotel Astor by the New
York State American War Mothers.
Among the guests invited to meet Mrs.
McCudden were Archbishop Hayes, the
Rev. DR.. Ernest M. Stires. Mayor John
+. Hylan, Father Duffy. Father John
Sullivan, chaplain of aviators overseas:
Rabbi Stephen s. Wise. Brandon lyman,
the theatrical profession:
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker and the ma
tional president OF the American War
Mothers, Mrs. Emmett r. Digley. Mrs.
;. Fereren Ennis OF 165 West Seventy
ninth street, whose guest Mrs McCu.Iden
was during her stay In New York, was
chairman OF the arrangements FOR the
luncheon
Drama Comedy, Idyth Totten pres;.
dent, viii hold It's Friday review this
week AZ the Hotel Astor. The Drama
logue" given by Carl Fique win be an
old English play with interpretive music.
Harry Davenport Q: the "Thank-U" COM
pany will speak on clean playa Baterine
Nelli. soprano; Anna Curtsi. Lillian
Thurgate Bacltus and Frank Holland
also will contribute 20 the programme.
On February 10 Drama Comedy will
have It's fifth birthday banquet and will
by hnving five Broadway stars
on the programme.
The Professional woman's League,
Mrs Russell Rassett president. win hold
its next social day at the Astor Hotel
tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Blanche
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