The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Continued from Second Page.

/ CITY Federation of Women's Clubs. are
concerned i'm the coming election. There
arc 333 clubs in the federation each of
which will send two delegates to the
convention when the election will take
place.
\ Members of the committee in charge
I of the Mount st. Vincent College alumnR
dance, which will be held in the Wal
/ dorf-Astoria on February for the ben
/ eft of the college building fund. are en-
couraged not only by the demand for
tickets, but also for boxes Mrs. T. J.
Cuskey is chairman of the entertain
ment committee, from whom tickets for
the dance may be had at her home. %
West Nirety-first street; Miss Mary
| Mury 10 Perry street. or the president
Mrs Nora Brosnan. 130 West Seventy
eighth street. Miss Katherine Calvin of
341 Riverside Drive has the supper
! tickets
Among those who have obtained boxes
! for the evening are Mrs. Morgan J.
OBriep. Mrs. Walter A. Burke. Mr.. John
| d. Ryan. Mrs. James T.. Dougherty. Mrs.
CASTOR lie Fevre. Mrs. Alfred j. Talley,
Mrs. Michael T.. Bannin. Mrs. Nora C.
Brosnan. Mrs. Henry Cassidy. Mrs. Mar
tin Conboy, Mrs. p. ]. Cuskley Mrs.
Eugene V. DAILY. Mrs. Francis b. Della
| ildilNg, NlTS. lnOlldS dorsey, MIS-.
Charles Duffy. Mrs. John Francis Cal
vim, Miss May II. Egan. Miss Isabelle
r. Goulden, Mrs. J. Henry Haggerty,
Mrs. John ]. Kirby. Mrs John McCaf-
fiery. Miss Marie McCahill. Mrs. A. r.
Mcdonnell, Miss Georgiana McEntee,
Mrs James McKenna, Miss Lauretta
McSpirit, Mrs Theodore A. Madden, Mrs
Thomas Mergher, Miss Agnes Murphy,
Mrs. F. Stanley Newberry, Mrs. Frank
j. Shannon, Mrs. Joseph E. Smith and
Miss Florence Sullivan.
A large theatre party will be given on
Saturday evening at the Brooklyn Acad-
emy of Music. the proceeds of which will
be used toward the completion of the
new wing to the Brooklyn Hebrew Home
and Hospital for the Aged. The institu-
tion is maintained by voluntary contri-
buttons. At present it is taking care of
1Se men and women, mostly paralytic
! and blind.
1t is expected that about eight hun
dred persons will attend the Junior Prom
of Fordham University. which will be
held at the Hotel Biltmore on Friday
evening. Mr.. Harold Hawthorne Hor-
ton of Yonkers, is chairman of the COM
mittee in charge. The patronesses IN
clude Mines. William Burgess. Patrick
Goodwin. Hugh l.. Kelly, William Hur-
ley, George +. Lawrence George j. Gil
lespie. John S. Downing. Thomas T..
Kerwin. Jacob Rupert, Samuel Stone,
James Starkey, John Nash, James K
Wright, James A. O'Gorman. William ].
O'Shea- John r. Mcguire. James J. Nc
Connell, Joseph l.. Hunt, George A. Hor.
ton.. Thomas A. Henry and John J. Nc
Grath.
The Society of Illinois Women in New
York. Mrs. Thomas Slack, president,
held meeting on Thursday at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. Mrs. f. F. Thul was chair
man of the day. Mrs. George NJ. Clyde
read a paper on Contemporary
Poetry" DIR. Warren Hall also spoke
and Miss Emma DieclSman gave some
impersonations. An appeal for Euro
pean Relief Work was made by Mrs.
Leland Stillwell. and the society adopted
an invisible guest" II also gave
contribution for the starving children in
the war zones. The clubs delegates to
the City Federation Convention this
week at the Hotel Astor, are Mines.
Junius Love, f. r. Thul, Katherine T.
Hammer and Harry Mcdonald
Much interest is being taken in
the entertainment to be given tonight
at the Hippodrome for the benefit Of
the Neighborhood Circle, of which Mrs.
Samuel s. Koenig Is president The
circle provides for the needs OF the poor
of the East Side. Raymond Hitchcock
is master of ceremonies. Among those
who will contribute to the programme are
Miss Marilyn Miller. Leon Enrol. Miss
Julia Sanderson. the Duncan Sisters,
Doyle and Dixon, the Mosconi brothers,
Miss Belle Story, Ferry Convey, Poodles
and the Hanneford family. the Pender
Troupe. Joe Jackson, Powers Elephants,
Miss Margaret Mckee and the entire
'Toyland' scene from Good Times"
An interesting programme was given
at the Trecento Festival OF the Dante
League of America on January 1s at
the National Arts Club. 1t was opened
by an address by the president, Prof. |
Charles Dinsmore. and included num-
bers by Oscar Maestro. accompanied
by Miss Irene Varley. Miss Lila Lam
cashire, accompanied by Mrs. M. Hughes
interpretative dances by the Misses
Phoebe Guthrie and Anna Schmitt. scene !
from ia Citta' Morta," by the Messrs. |
Michaelangelo and Antonio Salerno; Sc
lections by Miss Ruth Clug, dances by
Carlene, "The Spirit of the Trecento."
In which Mrs. Durant Rose represented
the Spirit. and reading from Heloise
Durant's "Dante" by Fred Eric
The Dante League Of America. found |
ed In 1917, has for Its purpose the pro-
noting of the understanding Of Dante, |
his works. language and country. |
through lectures. publications and study |
classes. and to commemorate In 1921 the |
600th anniversary OF his death in q |
manner worthy OF his greatness
The Society of the Daughters Of Ala |
bama will have their regular monthly |
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the |
Hotel Astor. Mrs. William L. Sands will |
preside In the absence OF the president |
Mrs. ]. y. +. Herreshoff. who is in |
Europe.
Immigration" will be the topic for |
discussion at the regular monthly meet |
ing of the woman's Republican Club on |
Tuesday morning. Feb s. at the Hotel |
Plaza. The chief speaker will be Prof |
Jeremiah w. jerks OF the New York |
University Mrs. James Griswold Wentz |
will preside. Mrs Stanley Lyman Otis |
Is chairman Of the programme.
Mr.. Andrew Humphrey of the Sui |
grave Institution gave a lecture with |
stereopticon views at the regular month |
ly meeting OF the Michigan Women in |
New York, Mrs. j. J. Bush, president, |
on Thursday. at the Pennsylvania |
Hotel His subject was the History !
and Journey OF the Pilgrim" with a |
brief summary talk on Three Centuries |