The New York herald., 1921-05-01
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ciety of Kentucky Women. Mrs. Beden
Parker president, on Tuesday at the
Waldorf-Astoria which will be dedi.
Gated to "Our Flag" Presidents OF some
OF the clubs have been invited as guests
OF honor. Following the luncheon Al
interesting programme will be given.
It will include a Toast 10 the Flag =
by Amelia Bingham; an address on
What Our Flag Means When Far
Away from Home" by Mr.. Newton -.
Gilbert, and a group or songs py MIS-
Il. IT. Stevens. Representative ID. II.
Kincheloe OF Kentucky who Is coming
from Washington for the luncheon Will
bring a message from the Blue Grass
State. Mrs. Kincheloe will give some
dialect stories Mrs. Thomas Quisley
is chairman of the luncheon.
Under the auspices of the alumnae
OF st. GATHERINGS Academy recital
and dance win be given on Friday
evening at the Sixty-ninth Regiment
Armory. Children from the academy
will be seen in special dances. The pro-
ceeds from the event will be used TO
defray the expense of alterations ana
improvements in the academy building
at 541 West 152d street. The chairmen
ton Mr. John Whalen: arrangements,
Col. John Phelan; publicity, Mr.. John
+. O'Brien; entertainment. Judge Philip
Snnott; tickets, Mrs. James +. Mo
Gowan, and refreshments, Mrs. Robert
A. White. Miss X. l.. Fish is secretary
of the general committee.
National Society Descendants of Mich
igan Pioneers. Mrs. Stanley Lyman
Otis. president. gave a musicale last
evening at the studio of Miss Jennie p.
Slater, 143 East Seventy-frst street.
The artists were Miss Moselle Bennett,
violinist; Miss Leone kruse, soprano,
and +. Dudleigh Vernon. pianist Fol-
lowing the programme, the officers en-
tertained the members and guests with,
buffet supper.
"A Day With the Poets" was the sub
ject at the meeting of Clio. Mrs. William
r. Miner, president, on Monday after
noon at the Hotel Astor. Poems were
read by Sara Benton Dunn, Jerome
Rogers Howard. Anna Catherine Mark
ham and Alice L. Ives, and there We're
songs by Lucille Nelson, soprano. with
Gordon Stanley at the piano. Mrs u.
Eugene Allendorf was chairman of the
day.
Miss Alice NJ. Robertson. the newly
elected representative from Oklahoma
and a graduate of Elmira College. and
DR.. Frederick Lent, the president of the
college, were the guests or honor at the
twenty-ninth annual luncheon Of the FL
mira College Club Of New York, Mrs.
Leon T. lie Ward president, yesterday
at the Hotel Astor. Miss Robertson
spoke about the work for women she is
planning to do in Washington. DIR. Lent
told about the progress made in raising
the college endowment fund
On the entertainment committee for
the luncheon were Mrs. +. Stuart Craw-
ford, chairman: Miss Mabel Daggett,
Mrs Lewis Reed. Mrs. George A. Page,
Miss Katherine Brettle, Miss Eunice
Osborne and Mrs. Clarence c. DiclSin-
son.
The women's Health Protective As
sociation, Mrs Ralph Trautmann presi-
dent. will hold its next meeting at the
Hotel Astor on Tuesday afternoon. AS
this meeting will be a conference at
which club women have been invited, it
Is hoped that every member VIII be
present to take part In the discussion
to obtain some action to improve corr
dtions on Ellis Island. Also at this
meeting the annual reports of commit
tees will be given. Miss Mary A. Phil
lips is corresponding secretary and Mrs.
Victor II. Emerson assistant correspond
ing secretary.
The National California Club held its
last "Four-Bit Gard Game" at the home
OF its member, Mrs. Edwin NJ Miller.
Mrs. Miller donated prizes. Refresh
ments were served. The next regular
meeting Of the club will be held at the
Waldorf-Astoria Tuesday. May II. when
an interesting programme win be en-
ioyed
Mrs Oliver Hartman will entertain
the board of governors of the Women's
National Club at her home. 1d2 East
Fifty-fifth street. tomorrow afternoon.
At the close of the business meeting. at
which Mr. Frank III. Rogers VIII pre-
side there will be a reception and tea
Amons those who have accepted invita-
tions to attend are Mrs. Henry Clarke
Coe. Mrs. Edward Hawke Jr.. Mrs.
Andrew Mccall, Mrs. William H. Moore,
Mrs Lawton, Mrs. William Il. Shepherd.
Mrs Robert Ingersoll and Mrs Charles
ii. Valentine.
Mrs. John Francis Yawger has re-
turned from stay in Washington as
the corresponding secretary OF the Ma
tional Daughters of the American Revo-
luton. Before leaving Washington she
was made member OF the Directors
Club. which IS part OF the executive of
the d. A r. Mrs. Yawger shortly will
commence series OF talks on the pos
sibilities and benefits to be derived from
the new National Club house. soon to be
built.
One OF the largest dances of the sea-
son was the one given on Wednesday
evening at tho Waldorf-Astoria by the
North Carolina Society, of which Mr..
Frank l.. Fuller is president The dance
took the place of tho annual dinner,
which always has been the event of the
year of the society and which now is