New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
Martin w. Littleton
To Address Texas Club

Martin w. Littleton VIII be the
speaker of the afternoon at the next
meeting of the Texas Club Of New York
City, which will be held at the Hotel
Plaza Tuesday afternoon. The regular
monthly business meeting will prccede
the program. Mrs. w. r. Boyd is
chairman of the program.
The story of the establishment Of the
Republic of Texas and tho origin of
the flag will be recounted by Mrs. P. J.
White, whose ancestors were promi-
nent in the affairs of Texas at that
memorable time; Miss Anne Eltsner,
member of the Theater Guild, will give
fhe Ode to the Flag, and Miss Sallie
Keith will sing "The Flag With a
Single STAR" written by Nettie Hous-
ton Bringhurst, a daughter Of General
Sam Houston, president of the Repub-
lie Of Texas. Mrs. John Leckie is
chairman of the reception committee
and guests of honor will include Ad-
rniral and Mrs. c. A. Carr, Colonel and
Mrs. Fred Feige, Judge l. r. Oeland,
representing the Alumni Association Of
the University of Texas; Charles A.
Tulick, president of the Texas Club of
Columbia University: Mrs. Ernest E.
Malcolm, president Of the Dixie Club;
Mrs. William H. Hamilton, vice-presi-
dent of the Navy Club, and Royal
Dixon.
On November 25 the Texas Club will
give dance in the ballroom of Hotel
Plaza for the benefit of the Navy Club.
On Tuesday afternoon last the Ellen
Hardin Walworth Chapter Of the
Daughters of the American Revoiu-
tion, Mrs. Harvey Tyson White, regent,
katA ho Svc%, NF ho Of
the Hotel McAlpin. The speakers were
Mrs. Cora Welks Trow and the Rev.
Henry Roe Cloud from Wichita, Kan,
who talked on the PHILOSOPHY of the
Indians" Florence Otis, soprano, sang
group of songs accompanied by
Claude Warford, the composer.
The annual card party of the chapter
will be given on Monday afternoon.
November z, at the McAlpin.
Manhattan Chapter, Daughters Of
the American Revolution, Mrs. Everett
Barnes, regent, held it's first regular
monthly meeting of the season on Fri
day at the Hotel McAlpin. The officers
for the year are: Regent, Mrs. Everett
Barnes; first vice-regent, Mrs. Daniel
de Cardenas; second vice-regent, Miss
Clara Fl. Thomas; third vice-regent,
Mrs. Joseph X. Butler; fourth zee
regent, Mrs. T. Woodruff Lille; hfth
vice-regent, Mrs. Robert A. Ehmann;
recording secretary. Mrs. Paul G..
Clark; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
David A. Nease; treasurer, Mrs. Henry
NJ. McDowell; registrar, Mrs. George L..
Darte; historian, Mrs. Joseph Lawlor;
chaplain, the Rev. Arthur H. Judge. The
directors are Mrs. Edmond c. Alger,
Miss Josephine de Cardenas, Mrs. Rob-
ert G. Deyer, Mrs. Frederick H. Eaton,
Mrs, j. Bruce Ferguson, Mrs. John &.
Porges, Miss Mary j. Thomas and
Mrs. Erwin Torck.
Plans for reconstruction and Ameri-
canization work to be accomplished
during the coming year were discussed.
Albert F. Gilmore spoke or the subject
of the day, "The Pilgrim Tercentenary."
Mrs. Marie Toledano, soprano, sang
several songs accompanied by MISS
Doris Nichols. Mrs. Kathrine 7.
Jones gave a reading of Alfred Noyes's
"Hirhwayman" and other poems.
The New York Euphony Society, Mrs.
lanes !. Gormley, president, will pre-
sent Miss Dicie Howells, soprano;
Francis Moore, pianist, and Calegero
Gorgone, violinist, at the first matinee
musicale Of the season, to be gwen on
Saturday afternoon, in the Waldorf.
Astoria at 2 o'clock. The election OF
officers will take place next week at she
home of the president, at 9lo 81 MafSs
Avenue, Brooklyn.
Euterpe, Mrs. Alcinom B. Jamison
president, will give a reception, musi-
Gale, luncheon and card party Thurs.
dav. November 10, at the Waldorf
Apartments. Waldorf Astoria. Tickets
NAV be obtained from Mrs. Charles G.
Haviland, chairman, 1914 West 1880
Street, not later than November 9.
The New York State Federation of
women's Clubs, Mrs. Walter S. Comfy,
president, will hold a meeting Of its
first district, Mrs. Harry Lilly, chair
man, at the Hotel Astor, Wednesday, at
1880 q. m. Discussion Of plans for
community service through co-opera-
tiou with the Poets Guild and the
Woman's Roosevelt Memorial Associa-
tion, as we'll as discussion of the group
plan for department work will consti-
tute the program. Representatives
from Manhattan and Bronx clubs, fed
Grated or unfederated, are invited to
attend. The guests will be Mrs. Wal
ter Comfy, Miss Mary Garrett Hay, Mrs.
Elmer Blair. Mrs. r. Sherwood Coffin
and Mrs. Richard M. Chapman.
The Virginia Society, Of which Mrs.
Frank Murray Tench is president, will
hold its monthly meeting Friday at
2:30 p. m. at the home of the Misses
Lester. 20 West Seventy-frst Street.
Miss Minna Lester will be the hostess.
Mrs. Cora WeIles Trow
ToGivc Talk on Current History
Talks on current history will be
given by Mrs. Cora Welles Trow on
Tuesday mornings at the residence of
Ers. I.eonsld L. Hill, 246 West End
: A-~s,,e. they will be given weekly
until March 7, inclusive. The subjects
for discussion will be: "The Tariff
Bill" "The Policies of Lenine," "Mov-
vg Pictures Censored" "Our Taxes"
integrity of South America" EN-
->nte of Labor" "How the People
GOVERN" Balkan Problem" Turkey
and Greece" Spain and Morocco"
"Greater New York Water Supply"
1.-THE Seasons Opera" Omitted States
and Europe" "Japap and the World"
"Books Of the Year."
The Congress of States Societies held
a reception at the Union Social Cen
, ter, 233 West Forty-eighth Street, on
Wednesday from 3 to s. Refreshments
were served and the congress extended
p welcome to many visitors. Mrs. John
v ShennorS 4F