New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

Jean Banks Walsh and Miss Natalie
Benn Walsh.
Official Chaperons of the Junior Cab
inet-Mrs. Donald Alexander Green,
Boone, Mrs. I. Wright Hare, Mrs. J.
Fred Klages, Mrs. Horace A. Ketcham.
Mrs. Leonard Z. Lisner, Mrs. George E.
Morrissey, Mrs. Arthur S. Mawhinney.
Mrs. Robert Charles Moore, Mrs. Henry
G., Riefc and Mrs. Cornelius A.
Schmidt
The Golf Circle of the New York
Mozart Society held a tournament on
Thursday at the Wheatley Hills Golf
Club, Garden City, L. l. The golf was
followed by luncheon, cards and So
ciai afternoon at the club. Edgar O..
Challenger won 9leg on the presi-
dents cup, Mrs. Charles Spanier ayon
hrst prize, an Angora scarf; Mrs. Ed
gar o. Challenger, second prize, a half
dozen golf balls. and Mrs. Charles A..
Dechstein won blue enameled cigar
cite holder.
Noble Mcconnell won first prize for
the men and r. Fred Allin second
prize.
Theoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood
president. and founder, will hold it's
llrst luncheon and matinee this season
on November Is, instead of November
.. Luncheon will be served in the BALI
room ofthe Astor and following which
lheorIa will attend the Longacre The
ater to see "Thank YOU" On Wednes-
day evening, November 8, Theoria will
dine at 8eaux Arts ard then attend the
Cort Theater to see "Only 49," Mrs.
Harold George Wood will entertain the
board tomorrow at Hotel LIE MARQUIS
II East Thirty-first Street.
Theater Club to Discuss
''Daddy's Gone A-Hunting''
The New York Theater Club, Mrs. Belle
de Rivera president will hold its reg
ular business meeting Tuesday, at the
Hotel Astor, at 2:30 p. M. There will
be discussion of the play 'Daddy's
Gone A-Hunting," that was attended by
the members in body last Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Slack Will lead the dis
cussion.
A speaker from the Neighborhood
Playhouse will tell about the work
that organization is doing. The card
party which the club will hold on No
vember 29 is in charge of Mrs. William
+. Hessel, and tickets may be obtained
of Mrs. .Hessel at the Waldorf-Astoria.
There will be 100 tables of auction
bridge and cuchre.
The Society Of Illinois Women in
New York, Mrs. Thomas Slack, presi-
dent, held it's first meeting OF the sea-
son on Thursday at the Waldorf.
Astoria
Mrs. w. H. Hamilton, vice-president
of the Navy Club, gave an address en-
when Parents Are a Handicap" Mrs.
Hamilton explained the $4,000 endow-
ment for the Navy Club that is planned
by the Illinois Society. Mrs. Thomas
Slack is chairman of this committee
for the Illinois Society.
Mrs. James Griffith sang a grouu of
songs, some of her own compositions.
accompanied by Mrs. A. II. Parkhurst
at the piano. Miss Gertrude Brooks
gave a lecture on the adaptation of
Period Furniture to American Homes"
She described old Italian and English
period furniture as not fitted for COM
fort in the modern American home.
Mildred Holland spoke on "Personality
in Voice, Poise and Charm"
Among the new members welcomed
into the society were Mrs. H. W. Al
gier, Mrs. Ira D. Huff, Mrs. Jessie Hovt
Higgins, Mrs. Charles P. Johnson. Mrs.
c. E. Clark, Mrs. William T. Dillon.
Mrs. Andrew Markey, Mrs. A. Fl. Park
hurst and Mrs. II. Z. Kern.
The Daughters of Ohio in New York,
Mrs. Edmund w. Kingsland, president,
will give lu-cheon at the Waldorf
on Monday, November 21. Tickets
may be obtained from Mrs. Joseph r.
Megrue, chairman, 1872 West Ninety
second Street. The program is being
arranged by Mrs. Rae D. Henkle.