New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

,ho roy. William !. Thompson, pb. H.
VIII make an address, X. NJ. Jeffrey
W'I play the piano compartments.
Mrs. Robert II. Blackman is chairman
Of the day
"Four Duel, for World Fmpirc ana
tac Genoa Conference" was the tonic
o' au address by Arthur d. Recs. for-
mor member of the faculty of the Uni
Ncrsity OF Pennsylvania, at the Eclectic
CiuO, Mrs. Albert Cauiicld Bagc prcsi-
dent, on Wednesdaw morning at the
Wa dorf-A torla. "Narcotic Drug Con
troll was discussed by Miss Sara
GRAHAM Mulhali. and "Prescnt Dav
iroblems Of Democracy" by George
uenrE Payne. Miss Victorine IIavcs
an9 ~roups OF songs. accompanied bv
Gord&H lampsoo. Mrs. Joseph Brad
G. Ecad was chairman Of the day
'ooor guests included Mrs Elmer
"lalr, Miss Helen Narick Boswell. Miss
clalte Gouchcr Greene Mrs. John H.
lfic,c' and Miss Marjorie Schulcr.
Mrs. Charles G. BraNmar was chairman
o' music, Mrs. Henry Kreuter chair
man OF luncheon. and Mrs. William
Dutl9nd had charge Of the bridge
which followed luncheon.
The March meeting Of tho Daugb-
iers oI Pennsylvania i'm New York,
Mrs. Waiter Seaman Comfy president
va held last Tuesday at the Waldorf
'orla. Mrs. Charles Arthur Sneak
man vas chairman Of the day. a paper
%" %, states history was read by Mrs
emile Newman. A talk on conscrv4-
.oH was given by Miss Florence Win
c"ei'.. The chairman Of She program
Vas Mrs. Henry Philip Kirby.
The club VIII give car5 nartv o.,
the Waldorf en- April IS fo: the benefit
ol the William Penn Fund.
Members Day at the Govcrnmcn,
Club. Mrs. George L. Owens president.
was we'll attended, The musical pro
&ram was urdcr the direction Of Mrs.
" liiaD +. Hcssell The presidents Of
Tine different clUos Of New York who
we're guests were entertained at tea
attor the program br Mrs George l..
Owens and the Board Of Directors.
The annual luncheon Of the Society
for Political Study. Mrs Otto Hahn
president. viii be held at Hotel Astor
tuesday al p. m. A number OF
ciuo presidents viii be guests of honor.
on Thursday evening at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. the National Opera Club
of America, Nine. katharine Won Ken
ner president, will present an operate
concert and an act Of "Othc,lo,' with
the following cast: Desdemona. Nine.
CIementlne DeVcre Sapio; Emilia. Miss
]ang ori; Othcllo. Sgnor De Carlo;
Cassie. y. Nitale: Iago, ". ". Archer:
LodoVico. 4. W. Benkert, and Montana.
Milton Adams.
The program will be followed bv
dancing, Francis Wright Clinton and
n. Dixon rhairmcn. The hostesses
YAH be Mrs. A. Y. Orr, Nine. Bercnice
&c PasquaH. Mile. Claudio Nu1io, Nine. .
5.afguerlte Sylvia. Mrs. Joseph Gutman. .
Mrs. S. Schif, Mrs. Owen Kildare. Mrs.
+. l. Clarke, Mrs Carl FiQuc, Mrs. \
10th and Mrs. NJ. r. Nixon. Signor
Romauldo Sapio, conductor, and Miss /.
Mildred Holland. dramatic director. arc
arranging the performance. At {. re-
cent business meeting twenty-five new
members were received.
Phalo. Mrs Eugcnia NJ. Chapman
president, VIII be entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Margaret K. McGow9n.
104 West Njnetieth Street, at the NEST
lng ON Monday. The subject for the
dlscus SION Of the DAY is "Art," under .
the chairmanship Of Miss Hcloa Sands.
who viii speak Of Some ReccntCaIIerv .
tHhI I6itions.' THE Churches Of New
YORK; VIII be the topic oe talk bv
Mrs. Charles T, Baylis. and Mrs. Eliza
ANGEL will present paper on Beau ,
ttul Commercial Buildings Of New /
y ork City"
In addition to its regular yearly pro
gram, Phalo will celebrate music week
p% noldIng an evening musicale at the
nome OF DR.. Marian Arvine Coleman ,
90 West Nnctieth Street. Nav . ~
when several we'll known artists will
appear.
The March meeting Of the Woman.s
Forum. held last week at the Hotel
blitmore, was one Of the most inter
osung OF the season. There were more
Jhan 400 members in attendance to
Ilsten 10 the presentation OF the sub
Ject Of the Port Authority" by Major
tiihu Church, and the statements of
frank L. Jones on the need and the
bcne6ts Of the national budget and
continued national economy.
Miss Helen Yarick Boswell. the
president, had just returned from Wis
its to Washington and Richmond. Va.
In v Washington she was entertained at
luncheon at the Cosmopolitan Club bv
leading clubwomcn Of the District Of
Columbia. At the Richmond Woman's
Club she addressed an audience Of 500
women On THE Clubwoman as
Molder OF Public Opinion"
The Manhattan Matinee Club. Mrs.
Frank H. Scardcfeld, acting president,
will hold its rcgua" monthly meeting
at the Waldorf Astoria tomorrow.
Mrs L. p. Fay will present a paper
ON The OncAct Play" A discussion
# "The Blushing Bride" and Bulldog
Drummond" will follow.
The card party in aid Of the philan-
thropic fund Will be held at the Wal +.
dorf-Astoria Tuesday evening, April 18. /
This fund supports two American girls /
and one French war orphan. Mrs. Ed ,
ward Pickering Fay. 3089 Broadway. is
The chairman, from whom tickets may .
&c procured. Among the members Of .
he committee arc Mrs. George Kup-
,rlan, Mrs Howard Clinton Russ, Mrs.
ren'y Maynard, Mrs. P G. SAWYER.
Miss Scardefcld, Mrs. Z. Warren hin
'haw, Mrs. Carl Forsberg, Mrs. &C. /
Vail, Mrs. NJ. S. Dougherty. Mrs. Nor
on irving Eirgien and Mrs. Oscar A.
Icmunder.
An evening theatcr party has been
.rranged for April IL. Mrs Henry
1aynard will be the hostess, and "To
ne Ladies is the play selected
The Chicago Club, Inc, Mrs. Fred
rick j. Maclsaac president, will hold
Is next meeting on Tuesday at the
aldorf Astoria. The business meet