The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Womens Clubs Elect Officers for
Ensuing Year at FareWeU Meetings

pinckney Huse and the Prince OF Mon
AGO. Mr.. Roosevelt will give an adj
dress on Our Navy in the World War"
Miss Marie Dzikowicz. soprano will sing
"Chanson Provencale." by DELI Acqua,
and Sans tot" by dHardelot. Mime.
Katharine Evans Won Klenner will play
the piano. Angus NJ, Fraser will play
the bagppes and Scotch children, in
costume, will dance the Shean Trews.
highland fling and the sailors hornpipe.
officers of the armies and navies OF the
United States and OF European coun-
tries and veterans OF the world war will
be present. wearing the uniforms OF the
army, navy, Marine and air service.
Major a. L. Boyce. BOSS Tiger" Of the
Tiger Post, No. 23 OF the American
Legion. will be the chairman OF the eve
ming, and Mrs. A. l.. Boyce will be the
hostess.
studio tea and talk was held on
Thursday afternoon at the studio Of
Mrs. Bertha Holley, West Forty ninth
street. The topics presented were Line
and Color In Dress" by Mrs. Holley, and
.Woman's National Club" by Mrs. owen
Kildare. The guest of honor was George
Gray Barnard. Miss Barnard poured at
the tea table. Over hundred women
prominent in club and social life at
tended. This is the first of a series OF
tea talks on topics of interest to women
which will be held at short intervals In
Mrs Holley's studio.
Miss Josephine Bonniwell soprano. who
recently sang at the concert for the BEN
lit of the Church Of the Incarnation, VIII
appear at the knights of Columbus Han
16Oth and 161st streets and Amsterdam
,fr1u
the auspices of the Women's Catholic
Club of washington Heights, to raise
funds for its numerous charitable enter
rrises, especially to supply clothing for
the New York Founding Asylum
Miss Bonniwell is the sister of Judge
Eugene Bonniwell of Philadelphia. a
candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania
last autumn, and of the Rev. William
Bonniwel o. S. D.
The founding asylum committee. OF
which Mrs. t. A. Keenan, Is chairman, is
working energetically to make this event
big success. 1t will be a reception
euchre and dance. Prizes will be dis
tributed to players and non-players.
Mrs Henry c. Champion, chairman OF
the reception committee. has appointed
an active committee consisting of Mrs.
James J. Dowd, Mrs. j. Beatty. Mrs
Otis Haynes, Mrs. Harry Rodgers, Mrs.
I
]. McAfee and Mrs. c. w. Smith. Miss
Kitty Sullivan is president of the club
and Miss K Grace is secretary.
Portia Club, Mrs. Edward Allen Al
bright, president, held Its annual and
last meeting at the Astor Hall on Thurs
Gay. At the election of officers Miss
Isabella NJ. Pettus was chosen first vice.
president, Mrs Ellen Fosket, third vice.
president: Mrs. Norris Becker Brown
corresponding secretary Miss Laura y.
Grant, auditor Miss Cecilia Frank, Mrs.
Randolph Fruog and Mrs. NJ. Edgar
Rose, directors, and Mrs. Frank New
man, recording secretary.
The last social day of the season oil
the Professional Woman's League. Heller.
Whitman Ritchie, president, will be held
at the McAlpin tomorrow, with MRS.
owen Kildare chairman OF the day.
Artists on the programme will be Bar
oness Leila de Torinoff, who will tell OF
her escapes from Russia and sing operauc
arias Miss Mnnette Warren, composer
pianiste; Miss Julia M. Gormley. So
prano: Rinaldo Caldori, barytone and
Robert Augustine.