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The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Fashion Fete in
Aid of Babies to
Be Novel Event
One Hundred Of New YOrk's
Prettiest Manikins Will
Display Costumes.

A " original entertainment of this
~ week is the fashion fete in aid
Of the Babies Hospital Tues
day night in the main ballroom of the
Commodore under the direction of Mr..
Alexander Leftwick. There will be an
orchestra conducted by Mr.. Louis
Silvers.
There is great desire to see the cos
tunes for spring and summer wear that
will be shown for the first time and dis
played by more than one hundred of
the prettiest manikins of New York.
In addition to the exhibition will be a
japanese ballet pantomime arranged by
Miss Muriel Stryker of the Zlegfield
Midnight Frolic from legend OF old
Japan. entitled "The Emperor's Doll
Kikobi Mural will play the role of the
Emperor and Miss Stryker that Of the
Golden Dream Girl. The other char
acters will be played by Japanese actors
and dancers The scene Is laid in q
prayer garden of Old Nippon and it has
been designed by Dugald Stewart
Walker. In addition to the Japanese
ballet there will be one arranged by
Alexis Kosloff formerly of the Rus
Miss Beatrice Batterman, one of the
seasons debutantes, will be at the head
of the girls who will sell programs.
She will be assisted by Misses Kate de
Forest Prentice, Felicia Fisk, Marion de
Rham, Alma johnson, Barbara Brokaw,
Phyllis and Priscilla Baldwin. Sarah
Sage, Maud Cabot and Florence Lock-
wood.
Seats or boxes have been obtained by
Lady Duveen, Mines. Andrew Carnegie.
Henry Martyr Alexander, Oliver c..
Jennings, Benjamin Brewster, Rufus l..
Patterson, William G. Rockefeller. Ira
Barrows. Henry J. Riker, Ernest r.
Adee. II. Rudolph Kunhordt. Jr., Henry
White. Dexter Blagden. McCoskry Butt.
w. Goadby Loew. Frank b. Keech.
Cornelius r. Agnew. Bertram III. Borden,
John Jay Knox. J. Prentice Kellogg and
John Il. Calvert.
A booth for sale Of tickets has been
placed in the st. Regis Hotel and on
Tuesday night they can be purchased al
the Commodore.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Spence ALumnae
Ready to Present
Its En- Casserole
Large Advance Sale Of Boxes
and Tickets Augurs Well
for Success.

" VERIFYING is set for the next
r. amateur offering, "En Cas-
serole," in the Plaza on Tues
day and Wednesday for the charitable
enterprises of the Spence Alumna
Association, with Miss Virginia Sterry
as the executive head. There has been
a large advance sale of boxes and
tickets. and with, good reason. as the
word has gone out that 'En Cas-
serole" is to be we'll worth seeing.
Mrs. William B. Symmes. Mrs. Her.
bert c. Sierck and Mrs. John l.. Ton
nele are acting as ticket sellers. They
are also selling table reservations for
the cabaret after the play Wednesday
night in the grill room.
For the first night, Tuesday, which
happens to fall on a popular date. there
will be a special valentine number called
Hearts Are Trumps." Forty girls are
to impersonate the cards in the pack,
Miss Constance Banks being the Ace of
Hearts and Miss Charlotte Demorest the
Joker The four suites are to be intro
duced in a special dance, after which
Miss Demorest will shuttle them. deal
the cards and play a hand until the
winning trick Is taken by Miss Banks.
Some others in this dance are the Misses
Lysbeth Miller, Jean Douglas, Betty
Strong. Nina Chatillon, Dorothy Morrill,
and Janavince Kerens.
Miss Constance Banks also will sing
a song called Jack and JILL" Mrs S.
Theodore Hodgman, Jr., who will rep
resent the spirit of the Waltze," is one
of the best of amateur dancers. An
other solo dance will be given by Miss
Janavince Kerens as the dollar Prin-
cess" Miss Allen Gray, who plays the
violin well, will represent the Pink
Lady" Miss Beatrice Beard, who has
designed the costumes and the cover
for the program, will take part in a clog
dance. Others who will take part in the
clog dance are the Misses Charlotte
Demorest. Virginia Sterry and Martha
Ottley.
One of the best numbers will be the
dance Pep and Ginger" to be given by
Leary. They will also have a skating
dance in the second act.
other young women who will Illus
trate Song" 'Dance" and Romance
are Mrs. 3. Tappen Fairchild as the
Head chef. Misses Dorothy Clemens,
Katherine Bliss, Mary Field, Dorothy
Thompson, Edyth McCoon. Gertrude Og-
den, Elsie Morrill,. Peggy Stout. Kate
Darlington and Clara Workum. Mrs
Nelson r. Shields, Jr.. Mrs. Elliot +.
Phillips, Mrs. John II. Ballantine, Mrs
Horace L. Hotchkiss Sd, Mrs. Lawrence
Doyle, the Misses Alice Bowker, Eliza
beth Sturgis. Genevieve Cawthra,
Frances Drury, Margaret McMillin. Isa-
bel McMillin. Natalie Hanna, Ada
Heinze. Mary Burchell, Wilma Kohler
Marie Jenney. Grace Talbot. Frances
McCoon, Adele Thompson, Edith Sned-
berg, Betsy Flagg, Thekla wigand, Aline
lTiedemann. Lysbeth Miller. Gwendolyn
Coombe, Marjorie Andrews. Cecilia
Barl;F. Ann Phelps and Constance Nash
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
INcoLNs BIRTHDAY.
will be observed tomorrow. and

- st. Valentines Day on Tuesday.
Will furnish the excuse for many novel
entertainments, and they will not be
confined to the two days only but will
stretch over the entire week. Minia-
ture log cabins and portraits of the
martyred President, and hearts and
Cupid's darts will figure largely in the
decorations and souvenirs, while the
programs will be made up principally
OF addresses on Abraham Lincoln.
The Marquette Club celebrates Lin
coins Birthday tonight with lecture
at the Hotel Plaza. and tomorrow
Euterpe Club will give a luncheon in
honor of the great President at the
Waldorf-Astoria. The Women's Re-
publican Club has it's twenty-second
Lincoln Birthday luncheon tomorrow
at the Hotel Plaza, and at the Hotel
Astor the Society of Illinois Women
will commemorate his birthday with
luncheon, at which there will be many
prominent guests of honor and notable
speakers.
st. Valentines Day will be celebrated
by the Daughters of Lafayette Post 14O,
G. A. r.. with a dinner dance on Tues
day at the Hotel San Reno and the
Barbara Freitchie Post. American
Legion, No. 43, will hold a Valentine
Dance tomorrow evening at the Hotel
Pennsylvania. Julia Wheelock is the
commander of the post and Rear Ad-
,niral II. p. Hare heads the Advisory
Board The National Society of New
England Women will have a Valentine
party and luncheon on Tuesday at Del
nnoncos in honor of Mrs. Eugene J.
Grant. the rev president general. a
program entitled "Masque of Old
Loves" will follow the luncheon and
there will be dancing.
A st. Valentines bridge party will be
given for the benefit of st. Timothy's
Community House at the residence of
Mrs Stephen Clark, 46 East Seventieth
street, and the Carroll Club, 120 Mad
ison avenue, will have O Valentine
dance. The club held rummage sale
on Friday and Saturday evenings which
netted a tidy sum.
Drama Comedy will have Valentine
dance on Friday at the Hotel Astor.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Portia Club Plans
Anniversary Program

Portia Club. Mrs. Edward Allen AL
bright president, will celebrate its twen-
ty-first anniversary with a luncheon on
Saturday at the Hotel Astor. There viii
be a reception at 12: 80 and luncheon
will be served at 1 o'clock. Tickets may
be obtained from Mrs. Henry Allen
lie Vey. 609 West 127th street. The
feature of the program will be the court
scene from THE Merchant of Venice
by members, directed by Miss Mildred
Holland.
The Dramatic Union OF the Church
of Our Lady OF Lourdes gave its an
nual supper dance on Tuesday evenins
at the Hotel Pennsylvania. On the
reception committee were Mr.. william
J. Norton. chairman, and Misses Mollie
Guilfoy, Irene Boysen. Gladys Ruton.
Lucille winkopp. Anne Hamilton, De
Sales Walsh. Edith Coyle, Mary Nc
Redmond. Catherine Freeman and
Messrs. Arthur Jeffers. George Dolan,
Aubrey Conroy. J. c. Kelly. J. c. Slat-
terry. Edward o'Neill. Thomas Mcmahon.
II. p. Somervllle. Thomas Brennan.
A testimonial dinner will be given 20
state Senator John j. Boylan by the
members of his home district. the Fifth
Assembly, on February 10 at the Hotel
Astor. Some OF those on the committee
Of arrangements are District Attorney
Banton, Mr. William Harman Black.
Mr.. Herbert G. Pell. Jr.. Commissioner
Rodman Wanamaker. DR.. Royal s.
Copeland. Father John J. Dunn, Miss
Annie Matthews, Register of New York
County; Mrs. p. j. CAN'T, Senator James
J. walker. Judge r. Y. Mancuso. Sena-
tor Bernard Bowling, Assistant District
Attorney Pauline O. Field. DR.. Anna
Hochfelder, Mrs. Jack Loeb. Commits
sioner Grover A. Whalen. Senator Ma
than Straus, Jr., Judge Lewis wendell
IT.. Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Knott and
Judge L.. u. La Fetra.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Secretary Wallace
Lectures Wednesday

An event of interest to society folk
this week will be the lecture by Mr..
Henry c. Wallace, Secretary of Agri-
culture, on Wednesday afternoon under
the auspices of the Woman's Depart
ment of the National Civic Federation.
The lecture will take place at the
Waldcrf-Astoria and will be the third
of a series on the departments OF the
Federal Government arranged by the
Civic Federation.
Mrs. Leland Eggleston Cofer heads
the committee of women having the lee
lures in charge. Associated with her
are Miss Maude Wetmore, Mrs. Francis
NJ Bacon, Mrs. Rogers II. Bacon, Mrs.
J. Nelson Borland. Mrs. Frederick Fos-
ter Carey. Mrs. Marshall ]. Dodge. Mrs.
Cass Gilbert. Mrs. Edwin Gould, Mrs.
Simon Guggenheim. Mrs. John Sherman
Hoyt, Mrs. v. Everit Macy, Mrs. Charles
+. Meyer, Mrs. Gilbert II. Montague,
Mrs. William Rand. Mrs. Francis Rog-
ers, Mrs. Edward Richmond Tinker. Mrs.
Coffin Van Rensselaer, and Mrs. Beck
man Winthrop.
The Society of Illinois Women. Mrs.
Thomas Slack president, will have its
Lincoln luncheon tomorrow The pro-
gram will be in charge OF Mrs. John
Joseph Macdonald, chairman. DR.. John
H. Finley will be the principal speaker.
Other speakers will be Mr.. Hamlin Gar
land, Comptroller Craig, who viii speak
of the TRADITIONS of Lincoln" and Mr..
George Grey Barnard, sculptor. Miss
Mildred Holland will read Eyes OF Lin
colin" One surprise" number will be
given. Harald Colonna, tenor of the
Royal Opera Company of Covent Gar
| dens. London, will sing group of songs
| A violin solo by Rosetta will also be
given. The State song illinois. Illi-
nois" will be led by Mrs. Harry w. Nc
Donald and her daughter. The guests
OF honor will include Mrs. Richard NJ
| Chapman, Mrs. Belle de Rivera, Mrs
Walston Hill Brown. Mrs. Walter II
, Gahagan, Mrs. James Gormley. Mrs
Frederick MacIsaacs. Mrs. William III
| Hamilton. Mrs. ]. Hedges Crowell. Nine
Won Klenner and Mrs. Il. A. Albright
The chairman of luncheon Is Mrs. Will
| lam +. Hessel.
Miss Mary Garden. manager, and
Eduord Johnson, Ricardo Martin ant
Carmen Rascova of the Chicago Opera
will be the guests at the National Opera
! Club, Nine Katherine Evans vol
Klenner. president. on Thursday after
noon at the Waldorf-Astoria. Th'
| operalogue. "The Love OF Three Kings.
will be given by W. i. Hubbard and IL
| lustrated on the piano by Edgar Bow
man. Nine. Elo Butler, recently ar
rived from Vienna, will sing for the frs
! time i'm America. Last Friday the Ma
tional Opera Club Choral held its an
nual concert at the waldorf-Astoria.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
American Criterion
To Hold Dinner Dance

Three hundred dinner reservations
have already been made by members
and guests for the fourth dinner dance
of the American Criterion Society. Mrs.
Leonard l.. Hiil president. on Friday
evening at the Hotel Commodore. Two
hundred of the younger members W.
come in after dinner for the dancing.
which begins at O'clock. A midnight
supper will be served for these iurr
comers as we'll as the other guests
Mrs d. George Derry heads the COM
mittee of matrons who have charge q
the affair, and there is the same numbeN
of junior members under the chairman
ship of the Misses Marion Campion,
Marjorie Cushman. Lenna Powers an
Ida Braun. Mrs. Charles A. Bartholo-
DR.. John Strother Gaines. Jr., assisted
by Mr.. James Yer Planck Ritchey.
heads the floor committee.
Some of the members who have taken
tables seating ten or twelve include
Mrs. Henry X. Adams, Mrs. Hubert
Templeton Parsons, Mrs. William j.
Sloane. Mrs. l.. A. Cushman. Mrs.
Arthur Veel Rose and Mrs. Charles A
Bartholomew.
Mrs. Hill will give party Of twenty.
Among her guests will be MIR. and Mrs.
Edward H. Schwab. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam II. Stratton. Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Justin White, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Foran, Mr.. and Mrs. George ~-- -'%s-a
Hanna. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Stratton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Howard Beattie.
The New York Drama League will
hold it's fourth annual dinner on Sunday
evening, March ., at the Waldorf-As-
toria, with Nikita Balieff. director of the
Chauve-Souris Theater from Moscow. as
the guest of honor.
Serving on the dinner committee, OF
which Mrs. Samuel Swift is chairman,
are Mrs. Lewis M. Isaacs, Mrs. Dudley
van Holland, Mrs. Ernest Weiner.
Mrs. James Harvey Robinson, Ver-
non Radcliffe. Miss Elsie Easton, Roland
Holt, Miss Laura v. Day, Mrs. Axel o.
Ihlseng. Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge, Mrs.
John w. Alexander. Mrs. Edward ".
KaminslS, Mrs. Edgar Levy. Mrs. II. w.
Hardinge, Mrs. II. B. It. Kiliani. Mrs.
Donald Clarke. Mrs. James p. Curtis.
Mrs. Rollin Kirby, Mr., Kenneth Mac
gowan, Mr.. J. v. N. Dorr. Mrs. Parker
McCollaster, Mrs. Langdon Geer, Mrs.
J. r. Breuclfard, Miss Fanny de Groot
Hastings and Mrs. Charles Caffin.
Ten persons who will be chosen by a
jury of twelve well known dramatic
writer's and critics representing the
league as having made the most notable
contributions to any department of the
theater during the past year will be
guests with Mr.. Balieff. Announcement
of the ten names will be made this week.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Mozart Society Will
Honor Gov. Edwards

Gov. Edward I. Edwards of New Jer-
sey and Mrs. Edwards will be the
guests Of honor on Tuesday evening at
the second concert and ball of the New
York Mozart Society. Mrs. Noble Nc
Connell president. 1t will be known as
Edwards Night" and will oe held at
the Hotel Astor. Miss Estelle Liebling.
soprano. and Titta Ruffo. baritone Of
the Metropolitan Opera. will be the solo.
lists. They will be assisted by the Moz-
art Society Choral under the direction
OF Mr.. Richard T. Percy, with Mr..
Charles Gilbert Spross as the accom-.
panist
Commissioner Royal s. Copeland will
be the POSTMASTER and among the other
speakers will be DR.. Leland r. Cofer,
Messrs. William II. Speer. A. Harry
Moore, John Milton. Alfred e. Smith,
Murray Hubert. and Maurice Deiches.
Mrs. Samuel Gardner Estabrook will
have charge Of the arrangements. The
Governors staff. consisting Of Col. f..
Irving Edwards. Major Arthur T. Foran.
Lieut.-Col. Harry B. Salter. Capt.
Stephen Barlow. Capt. Harrison B..
Cooke and Mr.. ]. Harry Foley will at
tend in full dress uniforms.
Tho Mozart's escort for the Governor
will include Lieut.. Donald Alexander
Green, Messrs. Thomas w. Bentley,
Willis r. Blackwell. Frank G. Cochran,
Richard Denbigh. Horace w. du Moulin.
Samuel G. Estabrook, Frank II. Ed
munds, William NJ. Haradon, Noble
Mcconnell, William II. McGee, F. de
Lacy Mccarthy. Mathew J. O'Neill.
Frank A. Peteler. Lincoln S. Rogers.
Il. Bassford Schmalholz, Cary T. Sim
mons. and DR.. Augustin V. Wendell.
The Orangerie and main dining room
have been reserved for the exclusive
use of Mrs. McConnell's guests for
supper and dancing.
A new club, "The Dapper Dance
Club" has been organized and will give
its first fortnightly affair at the Plaza,
on Thurs. evening. February 23. Anon.
the officers are Mrs. Lillian w. Pulit-
ger. PresideAt; Miss Ruth f. Hampton,
secretary and treasurer: Mrs. Francis
Ernest Hadley, chairman of the recep-
tion committee; Mrs. Florence Provost
Batterton, chairman of ways and
means, and Miss Virginia Burnett,
chairman Of the Junior Auxiliary. On
March 23 costume dance will be given
by the members.
Daughters of Ohio in New York. Mrs.
ness meeting followed by a social pro-
gram tomorrow afternoon at the Wal.
dorf-Astoria. Miss Olive Ellermun will
give some scenes from Shakespeare (;
Nine. Marie Kurt-Schneider. piano num-
bers Leandro Sabater. tenor, will sing
and Ben Hendricks will give a speciality
act. The guests of honor will be Sidney
Blackmer of THE Mountain Man" an
Charles L. Wagner. Mrs. Richard A
Henderson will be chairman. Tea will
be served after the program.
Mrs. Raymond c. Penfeld OF 336
Riverside Drive will be hostess for the
second card party for the fund for the
blind on Thursday afternoon. Tickets
are 81 and may be obtained from Mrs.
Lewis II. Rogers, chairman and her COM
mittee, or Mrs. Marc M. Reynolds
chairman Of ways and means.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Life as a Fine Art to
Give Dance March I8

Life as a Fine Art Club met at the
Hotel Commodore on Wednesday. The
chairman OF membership. Mrs. Frank
Arthur Gardner. presented twenty-five
new members. whom the president well
coined into the club. Current Events"
was the topic Of talk by Mrs. Jack
Loeb. She told OF her trip TO the vati-
can. Mrs. Charles Il. Hatch gave a re-
port OF the City Federation Convention.
The lecture of the afternoon was given
by Mrs. Mildred NJ. Easton. II was the
fifth In the series on Life and Mental
Hygiene" On March IS the club will
have its "Springtime" luncheon and
dance at the Hotel Astor
Music will be In charge OF Nine. Kurt
Schneider. chairman. Nine. Schneider
presented Francesca Wendel-Johnson In
a group Of songs at the Wednesday meet.
ing.
The annual reception and dance OF
"The Virginians'' will be held at the
Hotel Plaza on Wednesday evening
Miss Ellen Glasgow will be the guest OK
honor.
Among the patronesses will be Mrs.
William Alexander. Mrs. George Gordon
Battle, Mrs. Walter Dabney Blair, Mrs.
J. Herbert Claiborne. Mrs. +. Graham
Cootes, Mrs. Winthrop Cowdn, Mrs
Elliott Daingerheld, Mrs. Norborne r.
Gatling. Mrs. Stuart G.. Glbboney, Mrs
Charles Dana Gibson. Mrs. Henry Alan
Johnston, Mrs. Edwin w. Lancaster
Mrs. VI. l.. Daingerfeld Lewis, Mrs. IL
Snowden Marshall Mrs. Walter L. Nc
Corkle. Mrs. John Randolph Page, Mrs
w. Willoughby Sharp. Mrs. Algernon
Sydney Sullivan, Mrs Archibald r. Wat
son and Mrs. Walter w. Price.
The officers Of The Virginians'' are
DR.. j. Herbert Claiborne, governor MIR.
H.. Snowdon Marshall vice-governor
Mr.. William u. Buckner. treasurer; Mr..
Henry Alan Johnston, secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Russian Diplomat
Will Give Address

Andre Kalpschnikoff. Russian diplo-
mat and author, will be the speaker az
the last Of the five LHeure Joyeuse
afternoons on Friday afternoon az the
Hotel Plaza. His subject will be "Rus-
eia's Social Condition and Her Inter-
national Relations"
The L'IIeure Joyeuse are given under
the auspices OF the book committee on
Childrcn's Libraries and the proceeds
OF Fridays lecture will be given to
cnildren's librarian scholarship for
France. Cards of admission are VI and
may be obtained by writing to Miss =.
w. How, executive secretary, 500 Madi-
son avenue, or may be secured at the
door.
The committee in charge of the lee
lures Is made up of Mrs. Herbert
Hoover. honorary chairman; Mrs John
Lewis Griffiths, chairman; the Mines.
Philip a. S. Franklin. James Robert
Mckee. Frederick l.. Eldridge. William
C. Peyton, Lewis Gawtry j. Horace
Harding. William w. Hoppin. Jr.: Ac-
thur Curtiss James. T. Tileston Wells
J. Henry Lienau, Hamilton Fish kean,
Herbert L. Pratt. Samuel Sloan. CARL
Tucker. II. II. Pell and Edgar Richard
and Miss Ella Snowden Walk.
southerners here, especially those who
Society. are looking forward with in
4erest to the annual Dixie Dinner Dance
OF that organization, which this year
will be Washington Birthday event,
% IL will be held on the evening OF
February % at the Hotel Astor. 1t Will
be one OF the largest events OF the year
N Southern circles. Between eleven and
twelve hundred people have signifled
their intention of attending. Invita-
tions were sent out last week and many
havo already been accepted. Cen
samuel McRoberts Is president OF the
society, Mr.. William G.. Fitzwilson. sec
retary, and on the entertainment COM
r,ittee are the Messrs. Robert Adamson,
chairman; Barron G. Collier and James
VI. Crank.
Owing 70 the illness OF Mrs. Charles
Baker. president OF the Women's Ma
tIonai Automobile Club OF America, the
dinner dance OF that organization, which
was TO have been held on Friday, has
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Drama Society Will
+. Have Valentine Dance

Drama Comedy Edyth Totten presi-
dent, will have a Valentine dance on
Friday evening at the Hotel Astor.
There will be q Valentine dancing num-
ber by Eddie and Elsa from the Palace
Theater. There will also be fox trot
contest for which prizes will be awarded
at midnight by Frank Holland.
Sunday. February 19. will be the gala
day for the club, for on that date 1t VIII
celebrate its fifth birthday with a ban
quet 1t will be the wooden anniversary,
and in honor of the occasion wooden
dance has been arranged by William
Pitt Rivers. There will also be the
atrical program and choral singing
under the direction of Carl Fique. Miss
Olga Petrova will give scene and a
special poem she has written for the
occasion. The favors will be wooden,
carrying out the idea of the wooden
wedding.
The guests of honor will be Mrs. Clar-
ence Burns, Nine. Won Klenner, Mrs
Agnes Gormley. Mrs. Mary Watson
Comfy, Mrs. Belle de Rivera, Mrs. Will
lam Rogers Chapman, Mrs. Edward AL
len Albright, Mrs. a. NJ. Palmer, Mrs
Richard NJ. Chapman, Mrs. Thomas
Slack. Miss Mary Garret Hay. Mrs
Kathryn Martin, Nine. Aida Tagliavia
Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey and Mr.. John
McCusker. A committee of men mem
bers will be in charge of the seating
arrangements, with j. Fred Hinckley
as chairman.
Tho next card party OF the club will
be on February 20 at the Hotel Astor.
There was an unusually large attend
ance at the Beethoven Society's fourth
81 Ia "a HO-
tel Plaza. An interesting program was
given by Miss Sara Frank. pianist
Bernard Kugel. violinist. and a quartet
consisting Of Miss Beatrice Bloom, So
prano; Miss Alice Louise Mertens con-
tralto; Joseph Matthew, tenor, and Ear
Tuckerman, bass. The program was
followed by dancing. The guests OF
honor included Mrs. Harry Lilly, Mrs
Leonard L. Hill. Nine. Marie Cross Neu-
haus, Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian and Mrs
Richard NJ. Chapman.
The directors will meet on Friday at
the home of the president, Nine. Aida
Tanini Tagliavia, SO West Seventy
fourth street.
Dixie Club, Mrs Ernest L. Malcolm
president, will have a musical program
ar its meeting on Thursday afternoon at
the Waldorf-Astoria. Martin Richard
son, tenor, will sing several numbers
and Miss Marie Tecaro, soprano. will
sing a group of songs.
benefit bridge will be given by the
Woman's Auxiliary OF the Seabury Me-
mortal Home, 325 Highland avenue,
Mount Vernon. N. Y, on Friday after
noon at the Westchester Woman's Club
house Tickets are 81. Mrs. Harry
Hiedler is president of the auxiliary.