The New York herald., 1921-03-13

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chairman OF the First District Of
the New York State Federation.
There will be violin solos by Mr.. John
Oakley Mcknight with Miss Anna Schil-
ing at the piano. Mrs. William Spor-
borg will be one OF the speakers Of the
afternoon. There viii be recitations by
Mrs. Frederick Norris
on Friday night the National Cali
fornia Club. Mrs. Thomas j. Vivian.
president, VIII give a dance at Delmoni-
cos. ii will be for the benefit of the
reserve fund. The committee in charge
is composed OF Mines. NJ. Il. Rountree.
chairman George f. Shurtleff. George
L. Hallett, Charles A. Beck, George w.
Severn, ]. j. Evans. c. f. Houghton,
w. J. Hall. Henry L. Harrison, Samuel
|. Warren Joseph Gutman. r. Gordon
Walker. f. H. Carlyle. and William r.
Stewart and Miss Edythe Turner. Tick
cts may be. obtained from Mrs. Charles
Austin Bates, All Park avenue.
Miss Isabella NJ. Pettus was the
speaker of the afternoon at the meeting
last week of the Portia' Club. Mrs Ed
ward Allen Albright president. Her sub
ject was "The Law as Applied to Edu-
cation"
At the members meeting OF the
Century Theatre Club, Mrs Axel o.
Ihlseng president. on Friday at the
Hotel Commodore. Mrs. James ".
Howie, the chairman of study. lectured
upon the Russian Contemporary
Drama" Mrs. Eva Phipps conducted
discussion OF "Honeydew"
Another talk on History in the Max
ing was given on Wednesday morning
al Aeolian Hall by Mrs. Jessica Lozier
| Payne Under the auspices of the New
York Diet Kitchen Association. The
beginning Of new era in the political
history of the United States and ex-
listing conditions abroad give to Mrs.
Payne four topics for elucidation IRE
publicans Return to Power" "Perma-
nent Democratic Achievements" THE
Case Of Yap" and Final Word to the
Germans"
A Camouflage Ball. with camouflage
decorations and costumes, will be given
at the Hotel Biltmore on the evening
Of April by the Everitt Herter Post
of the American Legion. With the gar
dens Of Versailles as setting, the
artists architects and stage workers
who composed the camouflage section
Of the American Army during the war
will reproduce the holiday spirit of a
French fete as they found it on leave
One feature of the evening will be a
ballet pantomime. ''Daphane and
Chlois." On the executive committee OF
the ball are the Messrs. Aymar EN-
bury 3D. Barry Faulkner and Homer ST.
Gaudens.
The monthly matinee card party OF
the Professional Woman's League will be
held on Thursday at the Waldorf-Astoria.
There will be prize for each table as
. we'll as one for non-players. A recep-
tion and luncheon for the treasurer OF
, the league, Mrs. S. Marcus Harris. will
be given on Tuesday.
The league celebrated its twenty
eighth birthday on February % at the
Hotel McAlpin. The president. Mrs.
Helen Whitman Ritchie. and first vice.
: president. Mrs. Russell Bassett, received
the guests with Mrs J. H. T. Stempel.
who was in charge OF the affair. There
. was a musical programme presented by
Mrs. Elspeth Browneil, followed by Ganc-
ing.
The eighteenth birthday Of the Maine
Women's Club, Mrs. Ada Shorey presl-
dent, was celebrated on March at the
Waldorf-Astoria. Miss Elizabeth f.
Reed was chairman OF the day The pro-
. gramme included greetings from past
presidents and groups of songs by Mrs.
Albert H. Bickmore. Miss Bertha l..
Soule, Mrs o. F. Page. Mrs. John w.
Sargent ard Miss Emma A. Fountain.
and an original poem by Miss Mary
: Thompson. Miss Elizabeth Boutelle
made an appeal for Fox Hills Hospital
omnibus for the soldiers. The pro-
gramme was followed by auction bridge.
What Results Should We Demand of
Education" will be the topic for discus
sion at the regular monthly meeting Of
Civitas Club on Wednesday afternoon at
the Brooklyn Woman's Club, ia Pierre
pont street. The speakers will be DIR.
John =. Denbigh. principal of Packer
Collegiate Institute DR.. Otis w. Cald-
well principal Of Lincoln School of
Teachers College; the Rev. DIR. Richard
Roberts OF the Church of the Pilgrims.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Evelyn w.
Allen. Mrs. Edward A. Behr Mrs. Austin
G. Turner and Miss Margaret Van Wyck.
Presidents OF theatre clubs will be
, guests OF honor at the meeting Of the
: Society of Illinois Women. Mrs Thomas
Slack, president on Thursday at the
Waldorf-Astoria. 1t also will be NOM
, ination day. Mrs. Emma Mckee will be
chairman of the day, and following the
J election OF officers for the ensuing year
, there will be a musical programme and
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prano, will sing a group Of songs, as
also will Miss Gladys Meehan. con-
, tralto. The addresses will include one
, by Mrs. Parke Mathewson on THE
Trend Of Modern Clubdom."
Mrs. Arthur Coppinger was the guest
of honor at the March meeting Of the
Legislative League Mrs. Thomas Slack,
president, last Thursday at the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. Coppinser related her ex-
periences In hospital work IN France,
Serbia and Macedonia during the war.
She has been decorated by the French.
Serbian and Greek governments for her
work. Mrs. John Joseph Macdonald
gave a complete report Of the conven-
ton Of the City Federation Of Womens
Clubs, and Pending Legislation" was
the subject OF Miss Mary Woods talk.
Mrs. ella o. Guilford explained the re-
peal of the law prohteering bill.
How to Preside" was the parlia-
mentary lesson given by the president
Mrs. j. Hedges Crowell presided dur
ing the lesson, and the second vice.
president, Mrs. f. A. Tuttle. who Is 81
years old, a charter member. gave the
demonstration.
Twelve new members were welcomed
into the society. They included Mrs.
RI. j. Glover, Mrs. Mary Beals. Mrs.
Halle King, Miss Caroline Harman,
Mrs. II. NJ. Spencer and Mrs. Marian
, Anderson