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New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Eupilony TO Give Concer,

SO successful was the card nor+,,
given by the New York EunhonE @1c g. W
clety last Saturday that the entire roof
garden of the Waldorf has heen enl
gagged tor the next of the series to he
held FEBRUARY 26. Mrs. Gormlev enter
tained the presidents and officers
at ihe theater and afterward at supper
a. the waldorf Monday evening. Nina
GMorgana' OF the Metropolitan Opera
oolhpany' Will be the solost at the con-
cert Tuesday night, assisting the
choral of one hundred trained singers
under the direction of DR.. Carl Hahn
with Claude Warford as accompanist
Inc matinee musicale, the fourth of
the season, will take place Saturday.
Iheoria Matinee Luncheon Club. Mrs
Harold George Wood, president, will
mold its monthly luncheon and theater
party Thursday. The play to be seen
Will be Florence Reed in "The Mirage y
0n FEBRUARY 10 Theoria will attend the
fafk lheater to see "Erminie." The
annual breakfast will be held April is
IN the ballroom of the Hotel Astor.
Mrs. Roy K. Moulton gave luncheon
at her home in Riverside Drive Wednes-
day for the National Society Descend
ants of Michigan Pioneers, Mrs. stan
ley Lyman Otis, president, in celebra-
tlon OF the admission of Michigan as a
state. Each guest was presented with
q corsage bouquet Of vlolets and the
decorations were all in the state colors
Of yellow and blue. After the luncheon
Mrs. Moulton, who is the historian.
presented g. gavel to the society made
OF wood from Michigan and enameled
with the state colors. Greetings were
received from members in Georgia.
Massachusetts and MICHIGAN.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Drive for European Relief

The Manhattan Federated Clubs di
vision ofsthe European Relief Commit
tee, Mrs. Thomas Slack chairman, is
arranging Fifth Avenue week for the
Theart of gold" drive to obtain more
funds for the feeding of the starving
children in the war zone. Mrs. M. M.
WEIGH is to be chairman of this drive,
which will start February Ii.
Mrs. Walston Hill Brown has charge
Of the Manhattan Federated Clubs
booth at the merchandise week at the
list Regiment Armory, and is receiving
generous sums for the European relief
work.
At the meeting of the Press Club,
Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey president, last
Saturday at the Waldorf, 81 900 was
raised for the European Relief Fund.
In response to an appeal made at the
convention of the City Federation of
Women's Clubs at the Hotel Astor on
Friday by Mrs. James S. Cushman,
large sum was given to provide food
for starving children in the devastated
war zone until the next harvest.
The self-denial contribution to the
European relief work at the Life as a
Fine Art Club will be taken up at its
meeting Wednesday at the Hotel Com
nqodore.
The New York Mozart Society, Mrs
Noble Mcconnell president, held it's
February musicale, luncheon and dance
yesterday at the Hotel Astor. A bril-
liant program was given, followed by
luncheon, after which there was dane
ing until O'clock. The artists were
Arthur Rubinstein, pianist; Lolita
Miles, soprano; Antoine Rocca, tenor,
and Charles Gilbert Spross, accompa-
mist.
Mrs. Mcconnell held q reception last
Monday at the Hotel Astor for the
members of the ball committee Of the
ball masque and carnival held recently
at the Hotel Astor for the benefit of
the East Side Clinic for Children. Miss
Gay MacLaren, Americas great imper-
SoAator, entertained the guests by Civ
ing an entire act from "Friendly Enc
raies." Mrs. Mcconnell was assisted in
Teceiving by Mrs. Samuel Gardner Es-
tabrook, Mrs. Benjamin Adriance, Mrs.
Henry Hawkins, Mrs. Owen j. McWin-
Jams, Mrs. Emma Seaman and Mrs.
Joseph F. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. " Wendell gave a
dinner, followed by a dance, last Tues
day night at their house, 205 Littleton
Avenue, Newark, N. j., for Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcconnell. The guests numbered
about 100.
g Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell will leave
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Miss Butcher Urged Placed
On State Board Of Regents
New York Federation of Women's Clubs Petitions
w Legislature to Elect Utica Educator and Asks Gov
~ ernor to Name Woman to State Fair Commission

The Legislature New York poned
Butcher Utica,
State OF New York The petition
Of the New York State Federation
than 100000 q meeting the
AT the time the board voted
the State Fair of
Chester president meeting enhusias
caly voted to ask their legislators
Regents They believe that Miss
education has qualified
for the position No choice
the who should be
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Athene Club Hears
A q dress S ON ssThe
Play and Producer
Henry W. stillman Speaks
at Luncheon, as Do
Miss Helen Varick Bos-
we'll and DIR. Carneille

Athene, Mrs. Katherine A. Martin
president, held its February luncheon
Thursday in the Astor Gallery of the
Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. Jean Chanveau
was chairman of the program commit
tee and Mrs. Albern M. Williams w 5
chairman of the luncheon committee.
"The Play and the Producer" was t. e
subject of an address by Henry W.
Stillman.
The other speakers included Miss
Helen Varick Boswell, whose s6biect
was "The Trend of the Times" and
Dr. Carneille, of the New York Board
of Health
The musical numbers were presented
by Miss Florence Decker, soprano, and
Henry Forbes, baritone.
The guests Of honor were Nina.
Aldrich, Of the Metropolitan Ope1a
company; Mrs. Lee Lash, Mrs. Oppor
Francis Wright Clifton and DR.. Rob
ert Bruce Clark
Atnene will hold a card party Thurs
day in the East Room of the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. Charles G. Brexmur is
the hostess and the proceeds will he
Tor the ways and means committee
The Manhattan Matinee Club. Mrs
Jessie Emerson Moffat president and
1ounder, gave card and thimble party
uesday afternoon at the Waldorf
astoria. MRS. Il. c. Buss was chairman
OF the day. Next Tuesday the club
will give an evening theater partv ~
see William Faversham in "The Prince
ana the Pauper" at the Apollo Theater
Mrs. Charles A. Beck will be the
hostess.
The second patroness dance of the
B beethoven Society, Nine. Aida Tanini-
uaglIaVla president, will be held at
the Plaza Hotel February %. The ar
ISIS 1or the musicale next Saturday
VIII WI be Antoinette Lafargue, soprano;
Emma Gilbert, contralto; Elsa flilqer
'cellist, and Harold Osborn -Smitb
accompanist. A reception to the mem,
pers and their guests at 2 O'Clock will
pfecede the musicale. Dancing will
follow at 1880 O'Clock.
Many new members were received
" Wednesday at the luncheon and meet
ing, OF the Minerva Club, Mrs. Mary
stokes MacNutt president, at the
waldorf Astoria. They included Miss
Ahda aI! Purdy, Mrs. NJ. f. Slater, of
Chicago; Mrs. Herbert Clough. Mrr
George P. Goodale, Dr. R. H. Hatfield
and Mrs. Anna Lynch
Delegates elected to the City Fedora
tion last Friday were Mrs. MacNutt
and Mrs. William F. Randel: alter
mates, Mrs. Wallace Sweiner and Mrs
Ada Hancock. Mrs. Harry Lilly. re-
tiring president of the City Fedora
ton, was an honor guest and made a
short talk on the duties Of her Office.
Mrs. William R. Chapman, president
of the Rubinstein Club, also was n
guest Of honor. Mr.. Vickery. a rem
resentative Of the Near East Relief
Committee, spoke.
More than $50 tickets were taken bv
members for the monster card party
given by the City Federation, February
Is, for the relief fund Mrs. J. W.
Loeb is chairman for Minerva.
The Eclectic Club, Mrs. Albert Can
field Bage president, celebrated its
twenty-hfth anniversary with "birth |
day party" and breakfast January 26 |
IN the grand ballroom of the Waldorf !
Astoria, The tables were decorated !
with the club flower, pink carnations,
md white stevia. tied with pink gauze
ribbon.
Miss rdsils Patterson sang an aria
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Criterion Society Entertains


The American Criterion Society, Mrs.
Leonard L. Hill, president, held it's
February luncheon last Friday in the
east ballroom of the Hotel Comm odore.
There were 800 club members and their
guests present, while the honor guests
were Major General Count Arthur
Icherep-Spiridovitch, Commissioner of
Immigration Frederick A. Wallis and
Mrs. Wallis, Miss Mary Shaw and the
Rev. Edgar Whitaker Work
Four new members, Mrs. George
Laville, Mrs. E. E. Buckley, Mrs. Gus
tav Perry Winternitz and Mrs. A.
Watt, were received into fellowship.
Escorting the guests of honor and
MRS. Hill from the reception in the
foyer to their places at table were Mrs.
John Henry Blood, Mrs. Albert H.
Gleason, Mrs. Frederick Andrews
Baggs, Mrs. Thomas Pitman Spencer,
Mrs. Louis Mark and Mrs George W.
Kavanaugh.
Count Tcherep-Spiridovitch told of
the great sufferings of his country
men and assured his hearers that the
true Russian is not believer in Boil
shevism
Commissioner Wallis pleaded for a
restricted open port and urged that
American Federal officials make a Sc
lection of immigrants before they are
allowed to sail.
Mrs. Junius N. Love, as chairman Of
the committee to collect funds for the
European Central Relief, reported that
IN response to the appeals Of Mrs. J..
Borden Hartman she had received
$500 from members Of the American
Criterion Society.
Arthuro Benucci, 'cellist, and Gustave
Ferrari, barytone, were the artists on
the program.
The next meeting of the Government
Club at the Hotel Astor tomorrow
promises to be interesting. Mrs. Ellen
O,Grady. formerly Deputy Police Com
missioner, will speak on "Women's
Work in the Police Department" Mary
Garrett Hay will speak on "Conscience
in Politics." Adolph Lewisohn on "Pris-
Van Cleave, of the American Red
Cross, on Saving Citizens"
The report of the New York City Fed
Grafton convention will be read at this
meeting.
Mrs. George E. Owens, president Of
the club, announces that since the last
meeting thirty new members have been
enrolled, also that she will read to
the members at this meeting the reply
of Mayor Hylan to the constructive
suggestions sent to him recently by the
club at his request.
Mrs. w. F. Hessel, chairman Of the
card committee, which will hold a party
IN the ballroom of the Pennsylvania
Hotel on February Is for the purpose
OF raising funds to purchase an Amer
lcan flag and club banner, reports many
acceptances. On Mrs. Hessel's commit
tee are Mrs. George Sultzbach, Mrs.
Howard V. Sullivan, Mrs. E. T. Herbert
Mrs. James T. Harchand. Mrs. ], s
Ennis and Mrs. M. B. Claussen.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Society Elects Officers

AT the annual congress Of the Ma
tional Society, Daughters of the Union,
held at the Hotel McAlpin last Satur-
day, the following officers were elected ::
Mrs. William R. Stewart, president
general; DR.. Frances w. Mcneil. sec
ond vice president; Mrs. w. S. Beers.
recording secretary general; Mrs. Her
bert e. Davidson, treasurer general:
Mrs. John D. Struys, registrar gen
eral, and Mrs. Laurence Harnecker,
trustee. The retiring President Cen
eral' mrs. Charles ii. Mesury was made
honorary president general.
The convention opened at 10 o'clock
and the morning was devoted to the
annual business, which included the
presentation of reports by the chapter
regents and delegates from the Oliver
t. Morton Chapter, Indianapolis; Get
tysburg Chapter of Milford, Pa, and
Valley of the Connecticut Chapter.
The luncheon was presided over by
the newly elected president general,
the guests of honor being Mrs. William
A. Guthrie, state regent Daughters Of
the Union Of Indiana; Mrs. Metcalf,
regent of the Connecticut chapter;
Mrs. Walter Comfy, president of the
New York State Federation of Women's
Clubs; Mrs. James P. Goodrich, wife
- tHo HoNSIHUT VI lHulhUd, ana Mrs.
&C. Kennedy, president Rutgers Col
lege Alumna
Following the luncheon there was the
installation Of officers and presanta-
ton of a large bouquet of orchids and
sweetpeas to Mrs. John Jacob Fields,
in recognition Of her activity in or
ganizing the Pennsylvania chapter. "The
Battle Hymn of the Republic" was
sung. The leader was Miss Jane Halle
ton, OF the Commonwealth Opera Com
pany, with Miss Anna Shilling at the
piano. Miss HaZleton also sang the
soprano cavatina from the opera "Mi
gnon." Mrs. Wendell Phillips, as en-
eeutive chairman, told Of the work Of
the Carry On Society in helping dis
abled soldiers.
At the "four bit" game, which was
held by the National California Club on
Thursday at the home of Mrs. William
j. Hall, 8 West 104th Street, large
sum was realized for the reserve fund.
Andrew Jackson Chapter, N. s. U. d
Of 1912. held q large card party at ths
Wal,dorf-Astoria Tuesday, which was
In charge Of W. L. Mann. Mrs. Homsr
Lee is regent Of the chapter.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Verdi Arranges Program

A musical and dramatic afternoon
Will be given by the Verdi Club. Mrs
Florence Foster Jenkins president. al
the Waldorf next FRIDAY. Ar
5lsts contributing to the program will
pc MISS Margaret Anglin and William
street from '9The Woman Of Bronze
company; Marianne Vota, contralto Of
[ne opera Comique, Paris; Miss Luisa
IIette, violinist; Miss Grace Niemann,
hfiarpist; Miss Aurora Varvaro.
Mauro- MA cottone, pianist, and Henry
| Wagstaf Gribble, author OF "The No.
torlous Mrs. Palmer" The accomnan-
lists will be Chevalier Edouardo Mario
GS4hevalier A. Seismit-Doda, Melchiorre
Mauro- Cottone and Mrs. Mary Thorn
ton McDermott
VI? Guests of honor invited are Mrs,
William R. Stewart, president Of The ~
National Patriotic Society: Mrs A M M
tPalmer, president of the RAINY Dav
GSq!ub; Mrs: George Golfer, Mrs. John
Marshall Gallagher, president of the
Chicago Club, and Mrs. Bedell Parkar
"A reception will follow the musicals
At which Mrs. Frederick Clark Brown
ana Mrs. William Thorne Matthews
Wlll receive with the president and
asual reception committee.
The Woman's Republican Club, Mrs
James Griswold Wentz president. will
mold its twenty-frst Lincoln's Birth.
gay luncheon at the Hotel Astor Satur-
gay; Among the guests of Gonor will
De General Lee Bullard and Mrs. Bull
laro' borough President Henry H. Cur
ran, Colonel Rhinelander Waldo and
Mrs. Waldo, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel 'HS 3
koenig, Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore
Sti CHAIRMAN of the Republican Women's
9tate Executive Committee; Miss Helen
Varck Boswell, vice-chairman of Va
New York County Committee: Mrs
waiter Comfy, president of the Stata
federation OF Women's Clubs. and Al.
bert J. Berwin. '" al
Inc American Society of Reconstruc-
tion will meet at the Plaza tom orrow
afternoon at Q o'clock. Mrs. Robert NJ
Nelson will preside. The princinai
speaker will be Major George Hayen
Putnam. His subject will be CHA
Necessity of Maintaining Friendly Re-
latlons Between Great Britain and
America" Ai'A
The officers of the society are Mrs
Bobert Wyne,. president, MIR. z. N.
crown, crown mrs: Minnie Taylor Pearson,
Mrs Myron 7. scudder, Mrs Bernhardt
Wall and Mrs. Hiram R. Mallinson
vice-presidents, and Mrs. Clara 3. Rov
treasurer; directors, Mrs. Charles d
Dressed, Mrs. Richard T. Lynch, Miss
Louise A. Dobson and Mrs. Sherman
Woodward -
The Daughters of PENNSYLVANIA in
New York, Mrs. Walter s. Comfy, presi-
dent, will meet Tuesday at the Wal
dorf Astoria. Officers of the New York
State Federation of Women's Clubs are
to be the guests of honor. Mrs. Edgar
G. Criswell will read paper on cur
rent events. A group of folksongs
will be sung by Nine. Gustave dc Sab |
lefelt, followed by q modern mystery
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

pa play by Faith Van Valkenburgh Villas
"ho also will recite several poems An A.
address will be given by Richard Mar M
4ueoant Doubs, of st. Mark's-in-tba-
5bou"erie. The chairman of the dav 10
Mrs. Alphonse G. Koelble 0'S -
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

Professor George Jay Smith spoke on
the subject "Can Education Make the
World Over?" at the meeting of the
Natural Education Forum Thursday
afternoon at East Thirty g-ninth Street.
DR.. Winifred Stoner, president Of the
forum, gave demonstration of "How
to Teach Children Mathematics Through
Games"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Notes of the Women's Cubs-Affairs in Society

David Burr Luckey, president, will
mees February II, with Mrs. Clarke
Daily, 400 Convent Avenue. Mrs.
Henry Fields executive director for the
League of Foreign Born Citizens, will
discuss Immigration"
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
SOrOsis Lists
Science as Its
Leading Topic
Colonel Atkinson TO Speak
ON ''Chemical Warfare i'm
Peace and War; at Social
Meeting of Association
wi usicale Is Arranged
Haarlem Philharmonic Soci-
ETY. TO Hear Barrere En-
semble and Miss Thomas

The regular social meeting Of So
,osis, Mrs. John Lewis Childs presi-
dent, preceded by luncheon, will be
held at the Waldorf tomorrow. Mrs.
Emmeline G. van Hodenpyl Condict,
chairman of the science committee, is
In charge of the program. Speakers
will present the subject Scientific
Progress" Colonel E. j. Atkinson, c.,
w. s., commanding officer of Edgewood
Arsenal, will speak on Chemical War
fare in Peace and War; Mrs. Jessica
Lozier Payne. lecturer on current
events, on "Old King Coal" and DR..
Robert 7. Morris, surgeon and lecturer
on "Nut Growing, or the Food of the
Future" Many guests will be present,
among whom will be Mrs. Walter S.
State Federation of Women's Clubs;
officers, directors and district chairmen
Of the State Federation, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Noel Statham, Mrs. William
Thayer Brown, DR.. Edwin E. Slosson,
the Rev. Henry M. Saunders, M. Luc~
keish and II. w. Howe.
The HARLEM Philharmonic Society,
Mrs. G. Victor Twiss president, will
hold its next musical in the grand
ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria Feb
fuary ~. Inc artists Will be the, Bar
rcre Ensemble and Miss Edna Thomas,
soprano. In the absence Of Mrs.
Victor Twiss, the president, Mrs.
Everett Menzies Raynor, acting presi-
dent, will preside.
The officers of the society are Mrs.
c. Victor Twiss, president; Mrs. Frank
Littlefeld, honorary president; Mrs.
Everett Menzies Raynor, first vice
presidents; Mrs. Thomas Jacka, second
yice-president; Mrs. William Gage
Brady, recording secretary; Mrs.
Francis Morgan Leake, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Roscoe J. Raney,
treasurer; Mrs. Herman w. Booth,
Mrs. Frederick Earle Bertine. Mrs.
James E. Burt, Mrs. j. S. Carvalho,
Mrs. Bert B. Clark, Mrs. Frederick
Albert Cole, Mrs. Frederick A. Duneka,
Mrs. Sturgis Siegler Dunham, Mrs. D.
Roger Englar, Mrs. Trusten Polk Ed
wards, Mrs. Thornton Earle, Mrs. C.
Irving Fisher, Mrs. Leonard t.nthony
Giegerich, Mrs. f1oratio Hamilton
Gates, Mrs. James W. Hyde, Miss Isa-
bel G. Koss, Mrs. William H. Laird,
Mrs. Charles G. Linton, Mrs. Robert
MacLaren, Mrs. J. Edward Mastin,
Mrs. E. Stewart Nance, Mes. James H.
Purdy, Mrs. George F. Peck, Mrs.
Henry E. RUSSELL Mrs. Orison B.
Smith, Mrs. J. Clarence Sharp, Mrs.
Alvah A. Swayze, Mrs. David Stewart,
Mrs. Frank P. Simmons, Mrs Elwin
Kane Stewart, Mrs. John R. Shoaff.
Mrs. Herbert G. Streat, Mrs. Charles
Appleton Terry and Mrs. Warren Van
kleeck
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

"Was Lincoln q Democrat or Was
He Republican 2" will be the subject
for discussion at the meeting Of the
Women's Democratic Political League,
Mrs, Lillian r. Sire president, Satur-
day at the Hotel Vanderbilt. Among
the speakers will be William Harman
Black.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

w rs. OTIS is chairman OF
N the program, committee for
the Limcoln's Birthday luncheon
7ohach the Woman's Republican
Ctu6 IS givtng at the Hotel As
tor on Saturday.
Mrs. Nickersom is octive in
the Mozart Society, and was
chaarna" of one of the booths ot
the recent Bal Masque and Car
m'val giveaa for the East Side
Clinic for Children.
Mrs. Marks is president of
me Theater Assembly of Ne1o
York. She also is the founder of
the Junior Art Society of New
York, aci'ich hos q membership
Of 500 children.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

the city to-day for Pinehurst, N. c., tx
spend three weeks.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

Mrs. Marc M. Reynolds, chairman of
Ghe ways and means committee.
anra paughters enters Of Ohio in New York, has
party to be given at the homes of Mrs,
John j. Thompson, 1877 West 121st
Street, February II. The proceeds
Will 60 to the clubs blind fund.
The Kansas Women's Cluh Mrs
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

Portia Club of the City of New York
Inc, Mrs. Edward Allen Albright presi.
dent, held regular meeting last
Thursday, when DR.. Anna Hochfelde,
spoke on the state and Federal civil
service laws. The club celebrated its
twentieth anniversary with luncheon
at the Hotel Astor yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

The first in q series of debates and
discussions upon important topics of
the day was held by the League of
Woman Voters Of the 7th Assem-
ply District at the Hotel Majestic last
Tuesday with Leo K. Mayer, Commits
ssioner of Accounts, advocating and
Martin Sake opposing municipal own
ershlp and operation of public utilities.
The debate was arranged bv Mrs,
James G. Ballinger, chairman of the
speakers committee, and followed the
monthly business meeting at which
Mrs, Robert A. Craft, leader of the
league, presided.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

r, Charter Chapter, Daughters Of the
Union, DR.. Frances W. Mcneil, regent
will hold it's next meeting on Lincoin,s
birthday. There will be nrominant
speakers and music. SA""Ss
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

=, AT the Oasis Club, 10 East Forty
Seventh. Street, Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Albert Sterner spoke on the new
association she is forming called "The
Junior Art Patrons of America" Mem
bershlp in the association will consist
OF pledge that each member will paw
no less than $25 in year for American
ART the idea being TO educate the
younger generation in art.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

The Kansas Women's Club, Mrs,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

At the "four bit" game, which was
held by the National California Club on
Thursday at the home of Mrs. William
j. Hall, West 104th Street, large
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

Andrew jackson Chapter, N. S. U. D.,
OF 1917, held large card party at this
y, Waidorf-Astoria Tuesday. which was
IN ! cnarge OF W. L. Mann. Mrs. Homer
Lee Is regent Of the chapter,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

About 800 members and guests of
the Women's Democratic Political
League, of which Mrs L. R. Sire is
president, attended supper and dance
at the Hotel Majestic last Wednesday.
DuTing supper an exhibition of magic
and mind reading was given by Pro
lessor, Donnineer. This was the
leagues first social meeting of the
year, and was in CHARGE of Mrs, David
II. Knott, chairman of the committee
en- entertainment. The proceeds of
the entertainment will be used toward
furthering the political education Of
women.
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