New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

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the members recently attended. This
will be followed by an informal card
party.
1t was presidents day Tuesday at
the National California Club in the
WaldorfAstoria, whore many club
presidents enjoyed Pacific Coast hospi-
tality. Mrs. Vivian Gordon wac chair
man of the day. Mrs. Charles Austin
Bates chairman of reception, Mrs.
Henry L. Harrison, Mrs. Charles A.
Beck and Mrs, Samuel /. Warren host
esses.
From 4 to O'Clock the members
and guests we're entertained with a
daughter Of the Golden State, Mrs
Harriet McLaren Church.
Among visiting Californians present
we're Judge Church, of Fresno; Mrs.
Henry McMeans, Mrs. Il. Grose, Miss
Betnice Tut, Miss Byrd Mock, Mrs.
A. z. Franklin, Mrs. Leo Pockwit2, Mrs.
Haltweg A. Cohen, Mrs. Frederick
Dudley, Mr.. z. +. Burnett, Mr.. and
Mrs, Eugene ]. Cantin, Mr. Harmon 3.
Niver, all Of San Francisco. This is
one CT the state clubs that fully car
ries out the object OF getting together
its people from the home state.
The next lecture under auspices of
State of New York Society, U. s. D.
of 1912, will be given in the grand ball
room Of Waidorf-Astoria Friday. DR..
William Starr Myers will be the
speaker.
An innovation TO the routine of bust
ness meetings regularly held by the
Pest Parliament Club will be the
Thanksgiving tea to be given at Hotel
McAlpin Saturday, December 2, by this
organization. There will be reception
at $3.50 o'clock, with Mrs. Cora Welles
Trow at the head Of the receiving line.
The pouring Of toa will begin at
o'clock. Mrs. Arthur II: Lesry, Of ia
Morningside Drive, IS chsirInan Of the
affair.
Mr. Stanley l.. Richter will be che
speaker at Tuesday Morning Forum
November %. the subject 20 be "An
Unbossed Judiciary" The Forum is
held every two weeks, Tuesdays, II
a. ra,, at the Hotel Astor, under the
auspices Of the New York City Fedora
ton, Mrs. Richard M. Chapman presi-
dent,
The annual card party OF tho Gov
ernment Club, Mrs. George K, Owens.
president, wss held st the Pennsyl-
prominent club women ottond-a
Among chem were Mrs. Richard H.
Chapman, Mrs. Owen Kildare, Mrs.
Clara Dana MumYord and Mrs. howard
". Sullivan. Mrs. William L. Heseell
was chairman.
The Beethoven Society, Mrs. Dudley
Van Holland acting president, opened
the season with q musicale and dance
in thc ballroom of the Plaza on Satur-
day afternoon. A delightful program
reader; Miss Emily Rose Knox, violin
ist, and Mr.. Judson Ryder, barytone.
After the musicale the floor was
cleared for dancing.
The first card party was held on
Friday afternoon at the Plaza, Mrs,
Carl Jungen, chairman, and Mrs. Ellis
j. Hoffcrd, v;ee-chairman. The patron
esses were Mrs. Robert z. Arch!bold,
Mrs. II. Arnold, Mrs. J. $. Carvalho.
Mrs. NJ. Frank Dennis, Mrs. w. Otis
Fredenburg, Mrs. Ellis j. HoYford, Mrs.
4. c. Hart, Miss Ella l.. Henderson,
Mrs. Ernest Hamilton, Mrs. William
Sherwood Haley, Mrs. Carl Jungen,
Mrs. ]. A. Lawrence, Mrs. Charles Lask,
Nlrb. mAuue GHXA1sac LyIlcl, 1nrs- Il9Gel
A. Neebitt, Mrs. Louis Ralston, Mrs.
E. P. Reilly, Mrs. n. Rogers, Mrs.
Grace A. Smith, Mrs. Edward Hull
Smith, Mrs. Z. II. Schroth, Mre. Arthur
Sherwood, Mrs. Guy Percy Trulock,
Mrs. Maud Turner, Mrs. Dudley Van
Holland and Mrs. w. Otis Wade.
Euterpe, Mrs. T. W. G. Cook, presi-
dent, held the second card party Of the
season on Thursday afternoon at the
I, Hotel Astor. Ths proceeds Of the card
party will be devoted to the veterans
mountain camp. Mrs. Cook will give
8 reception on Tuesday afternoon, De-