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

rooms OF the Architectural League 2ll
West Fifty-seventh street. Ernes
I-Peixotto, author, painter and illustrator
was the speaker OF the evening. Lucler
de Vannoz, French barytone, SANG
American and French songs. He was
accompanied by John II. DAILY. pianist
who also played several piano solos.
| The annual card party for the benefit
of the Mary Fisher Home was given a.
the Hote, Aston on Friday afternoon
Mrs Albert Douglas and Mrs. Anna J,
Lurch were on the committee OF arrange
ments The funds raised by the different
social events planned for the home go
t. The support Of authors. artists, teach
ers. and others in various professions,
without regard 70 age, sex or creed. who
may need the support of the home.
On December the Teachers Benevo-
| lent Society. of which Mrs. Lurch Is
Treasurer, win give dance at tbs Aster
for the benefit OF aged teachers who
either are provided for IN one Of the
homes or by monthly pension provided
by the society.
The New York Southern Society VIII
hold its th5rty-si;Sth annual dinner at
the Waldorf-Astoria on the evening OF
December IA. There will be several
notable speakers whose names will De
announced ct q later date.
/ 'sTosca" win be the second opera TO be
presented by Mrs. George Lee Bready
on Tuesday IN her morning series OF ten
opera recitals at the Ambassador Hotel
4 The srb1eets for the others in the series
: win follow as closely as possible the
PROGRAMMES OF the Metropolitan and
Chicago opera companies. The patron
esses for the series include Mrs. G. Led
ward Blair, Mrs. Walter Graeme Laid.
Nixs. Adrian H. Joline. Mrs Lancaster
MORAN, Mrs. George w. Morgan. Mrs.
William G. Rockefeller. Mrs. Henry w.
Z Taft and Nine. Albert Wolff Mrs.
Broadly was Fedora French. and her
opera recitals for many years have been
known to musical and social leaders tn
/ New York through her appearance OF
! the Colony Club ana In the home OF
| many Of New Yorl's prominent women.
! Miss Mary Rutherrurd Jay will give
two talks on garden development. thus
trated with lantern slides, at the Co.'S
,cpoltan Club on Tuesdays. November
v.
ln,ornings and the first viii be on Eng
T Iish gardens and the second on French.
Snanish and italian gardens.
! Tickets may be obtained from Miss
Eleanor Roche. 101 Park avenue.
The first annual birthday musical eve
ming OF the Women's Cooperatfve Club
| OF New York was given on Monday at
! the Waldorf-Astoria- The assisting
artists were Miss Cheshire. harpist; Mrs.
Tyndail. Soprano and Mrs Catherine
Neuse contralto. The proceeds will be
used toward the endowment fund. Mrs.
T. Edward Murtaugh. treasurer. Mrs.
| Van Reed. the president, announces the
regular monthly meeting on December .
a. the Waldorf-Astoria-
The Theatre Club, inc. Mrs. George
NJ. Clyde, president at its social day
Tuesday was entertained by Louise
Tezfer, soprano, and David Pasternach,
vioiinist, both OF the Metropolitan Opera
Company: also talk on dramatic crlti-
c'srn OF Community Drama by Elizabeth
e. Crumball Piano selections were given
by Catherine Snowden.
The irst social day OF the New York
ers was held at the Hotel Astor on Mon
day. An unusual programme had been
rropared by the president. Olive Stott
Gabriel. The first musical compositions
ever written IN the United States, mat
| ter OF over 156 years ago. were presented
with Mr.. Harold Milligan at the piano
| and Miss Ada Castoras solost. Miss Az n
Ward of London. who has inst completed
tour OF the United States, made most
! interesting address on You Americans
Miss Ruth Perry gave a group of songs
and DR.. Phyllis Blanchard spoke on the
value Of psychoanalysis.
| meeting OF the lambda Gamma
! Sorority will be held this afternoon a,
the home OF its president Miss Ruth
Emile Crmsby, 1921 University avenue
in order to discuss plans for dance or
January %. the third OF a series Of
dances the sorority Is giving at the
Waldorf-Astoria for the benefit OF the
East Broadway.
| A card party was held on Thursday
afternoon at the homer Mrs. Frank F.
Thul. S3S Park place. Brooklyn. in honor
of the officers and members OF the So
ciety OF Illinois Women In New York
Among those present were Mrs. Thomas
Slack, the president; Mrs Walter FL
Gahagan. president OF the Chicago
WOman'S CluD MINES. jane ftuDcll
vose, William T. Kessel, J. J. Moore
Stanley Perrin. Harry Mcdonald, r c.
Williams, J. c. Duffy. r. r. Fox. w. c.
McIaren. X Hermann. c. q. Davis
Henry Amerman, L. r. Adams, M. J.
Smart and John Joseph Macdonald
At the opening dinner ana dance Of
the season OF the woman'e National Au-
tomobile Club of American at the Hotel
Plaza on November IS the president,
Mrs Charles Baker made an interesting
address. In which she reviewed the good
work accomplished by the club In the
last year. Miss p. Raymond sang sew
erai groups Of songs The next social
meeting of the club VIII be a New Year 6
Eve supper and dance.
A concert, BAH and supper win be
I rrasror, h-. the Noru YorI- Sactio.-. &c flo