The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-08

stone, MT. ana MRS. George Grey Bar
nard. Commissioner Wallis, Mines. Wal.
ter Comley, Richard Nj. Chapman. John
Miller Horton, Howard MacNutt, l.. w
Kingsland. Bedell Parker, Harry Lilly
l. l.. Hill. A. M. Palmer. Harryot Holt
Dey, u. H. Porter, John Miller. J. II.
| Griesel. A II. Candlish, Thomas G. Win
/ ter. A. w. Cochran, Harriet Ware, Ralph
| Troutman. Theodore Nj. Hardy and Max
| Obendorfer DR.. Edwin NJ. Liebfreed
\ Misses Helen Boswell Florence Golson,
Evelyn Goldsmith, Mary Garrett Hay.
Rosa Ponselle and Geraldine Farrar,
Mines. Emma Eames and Louise Homer.
| The presidents of the State. City and
General Federation were present.
Mrs. A. Emil Skoog entertained as her
guests al the breakfast Mrs. jeremiah
Wood, wife of the Lieutenant-G Governor:
Mrs Antoinette Sanford, wife of Col.
j. p. Sanford. United States Army;
Countess Mackin. Mrs Charles II. Alex
ander, Mrs. Allen Caruthers, Mrs. Will
lam Russell Law. Mrs. Harold 7. Nell
son. Mrs. Wesley Cole, Mrs. John J..
Bedson. Mrs. NJ. A. McGinty. Mrs.
Ernest WEIGH and two guests and Mrs.
Harry V. Shonk and guest.
Springtime flowers in profusion will
form the decorations for the Verdi Clubs
second annual breakfast. to be given at
the Hotel Aston on Wednesday, Mrs.
Florence Foster Jenkins will preside at
the honor table. The flowers at this
table will be in the club colors. red. gold
and white, interspersed with birds es-
pecially made for the occa sion by Lieut.
Wotherspoon. Besides the orchestral
muse which will be played for the break
fast there will be musical programme
at which Mrs. Melville Stewart. con-
nd
and others will sing
up to the Minute Recollections of a
Season at the Belasco Theatre with
Deburau." by st. Clair Bayfield,, and
original poems by Bruce Adams will be
given. Also piano solos by Louis Hintze
and violin SOLOS by Maurice Wolfsic.
The chairman of the breakfast viii be
Mrs. c. B. Phillips, who, with her sister,
Miss Athalie Rogers. win have a table
OF twenty with special decorations.
The Manhattan Study Club. Mrs.
Edith Pearson, president. will have a
table of twenty. and Mrs J. Jones Chris
tie win have table OF the same num-
Der with elaborate decorations Others
having tables are Mines Frederick Clark
Brown. Frank B. Smith, Glenn Parker,
Arthur II. Bridge, J. E. Crum George
Howes. Elmer Schock. Bruce Bushong
Preas. Leslie Hall. Elizabeth Chatter
ton. ]. Moran, w. II Ferry, f. Phfiomm.
Max Hyman and Philo Van Sam and
Miss Claire Spencer.
The Universal Sunshine Society, Mrs
Clarence Burns president, Mrs. Jane
Pierce general secretary will hold its
annual all day convention in the Hotel
McAlpin on Tuesday. The business
meeting will include reports telling of
ali the cheer done in Sunshine's name
throughout the year by delegates from
many branches in different States as
well as in New York city. followed by
a luncheon, at the end of which an
entertaining programme is promised.
The speakers will be Mrs. Charles ID.
Isaacson, on music in large cities; Mrs.
r. II. Hall, welfare work at Fox Hills
Hospital; topic, Maynard Girls by
Judge Jean Norris. Solos by Mrs Flor
ence Otis. soprano: Mrs. Victoria Hayes.
colora tura; Arthur Bergins, bass: Max
Gegna. eelloist. Robert A. Augustine
will be at the piano. Mrs. s. j. Schercr
will be chairman of the luncheon COM
mittee. Among the vice-presidents, ex-
ecutive board, delegates and friends
expected TO attend are Mrs. Noble Nc
Council Mrs. Benjamin Adriance, Mrs.
Charles E. Sprague, Mrs. K. NJ. CARING
ton, Mrs. Lewis Hornthal. Mrs. Henry
Kiddle, Mrs. William Grant Brown,
Mrs. Sanford. Mrs. Duncan Macpherson.
Mrs. ]. b. Cameron. Mrs. Alfred Watts
Riddle. Mrs. w. b. Peck, Mrs. John X.
Green, Miss Edith Granger. Miss G. c.
Patterson. Mrs. L. A. Roche. Mrs. Scion
Palmer. Mrs. c. Van Etten, Mrs. Van
Buren, and Mrs Alma b. Riddle.
Also Mines. r. b. Hallstrom, J. J.
Cisco. NJ b. Gates, Theodore Mac
donald, w. p. Tuttle. i. 3. Walker
Baldwin J. Petue. Arthur Roe, William
A. f. Frost. f. Ashley William Harri-
son, X. c. Warner. 3. Hale. y. n.
Pritchard. NJ. Dwyer. X. Dunbar, ;.
Smith, L. Morgan, II. n. kilborn. j.
Sully, G. w. Eason, J.. M. Balsey, D. M.
Moore, II. s. Mcdowell. +. J. Foster,
| G.. II. Uhlig and X. Greene; Mines. f.
Parker. II. NJ. Rendell. II. Fox. i. II.
Dean. NJ. Mulholland. NJ. f. Kidd, ].
Pierce J. f.. Murray, F. II. Raymond.
! S. + Scherer. Florence Hart Jerome.
M. Fisseler. II. Downing. il. Bennett.
w. Bennett. NJ f. Saunders, NJ. Poul-
| son. w. T. Zell, NJ. Houston and W.
! MacKellar
! Also Mines. ii. M. Rendell. II. E.
Parker. r. Il. BellSnap. ]. a. Landy.
Charles Blake. Charles Gore. II. w.
Lewis. William HALEY. Walter ;.
Comfy, Alexander Saunders ana Cnarles
! Pawson.
The Marquette Club again has estab-
/ lished its summer headquarters at
| Rriarcliff Lodge and will hold a spring
festival there on next Saturday. Spe-
cial services have been arranged with
the New York Central to transfer the
party to Scarboro. but most OF the
members will make the trip by automo-
bile. A special feature OF the day is the
qualifying round of the first annual
golf tournament OF the club. The event
Is open to both men and women. and
prizes are TO be awarded. A tennis
match, swimming and riding contests
and other outdoor sports also are on the
programme.
A special dinner for the club will
be served at o'clock and viii be fol-
lowed by a dance. Among those inter-
ested In the event are DR.. and Mrs.
George r.. Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
II. Ridder. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heide.
Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose O'Connell,
Miss Kathleen Slevin. Miss Elizabeth
Murphy Mr.. John Thomas Egan. Mr..
Joseph McArdle. Mr. Daniel A. Guilt
nan, Mr. r.. Arthur Carter. Mr.. Frank
McHugh. Mr.. Arthur McArdle. Mr.. Ken
meth y. Fox and Mr.. J. Louis Meyer
Drama Comedy. Miss Edyth Totter
president. will hold It's last social meet