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New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Notes Of W0mens Clubs-Affairs in Society
Vassar Alurnnn To Be
Guests of Mrs. Hooker
Plans for Raising Balance of
Districts Quota of Endow-
mcnf To Be Djsrussc1

Mrs Elon Huntington Hooker has
invited the Metropolitan District Vas
sar College Alumnr TO an informa
luncheon at the Womeu's University
Club, l0G East 52l Street. a. I2:3O
O'Clock on Thursday afternooa. TIE Oh
loct of tn luncheon is 10 discus pls 9
for tho raising Of The balance o. the
Nassar College salary cndovmoaf
fund. There VIII be informa diecls-
Sons By Mrs. Charles ". false. vice
eli airman Of the Manhattan locality.
Miss helen Babbott, chairman of
Brooklyn, which has 90 per cent Of its
quota plodgcd and Miss Ruth Adam 8.
treasurer for the Metropolitan distric1.
Mrs. Hooker VIII pres de.
There nre ovc~ I 900 airlnnan in the
Nctropoiian district. and it is ex-
pectod that a large proportion VIII be
present Active work on the contests
for 500 each, one for the large It
amount in subscriptions, and one for
the greatest mum Der Of Subscriptions
returned before January 81, viii be
launched. No subscription is to be
under SO. A third prize vas offered
at the December luncheon OF the ais-
trict ior the ncst letter Of anDeal for
funds written by worker an work
ers who wish 10 qualify for fAe sl00
prizes arc rec1osted 10 report 10 Miss
Katherine 4. Wells. Yassar College Sal
ary Endowment Fund, o98 dadison
Avenue. Prizes in each case win be
accredited TO the workers quota. The
metropolitan l. trict has now raised
over 50 per c~nt Of its quota, or ar
proximatrly HGG0.OgG
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Two Big Kennel Exhibits
Scheduled for January
Society Women Display Inter
est in Shows Of fesineese
and Pomc anian GIuhs

NoT that the activities of taa eo ca
ssason arc anoul 80 al erd societ.
women who arc Interested r dcEs-ana
moz1 G them ars-are maz.rg plan
Tor the tHo Big kennel exlititIo0s
the year. The hrst OF trsse VIII Z
The fifteenth annual sho7 Of tne Pc
kingesC Club Of Americs, - be reid :,
the Plaza, January Is. TIE other
that O. The Am lean PomeranIaa Ciut
al The y aidorf-Astoria, January D.
Mrs. Michael u. Van Bearea -he
president q the former club and s--
viii act as The judgo 1irs DE H-yte
". HolliNs is head Of the Faa.e~ai..4a
CluD. Ava Rosenber:- Of Brooks
10 pass judgment on tncir 7e's.
The fekingese snow w he ss.7e
in the new pail room ~ 4zl
where the space vii De t-1-c -Ms
as large as IN the ola bail reor- V1sr
all the previous show nave been lid
Inc Pomeranians viii be shown er tr
y aldorf roof garden.
4he chief prizes for III, Iestess
Club event are huge silve- ctaAeL2
cups. donated by rhe ia-e T. H.esron
Morgan ara James GORDON Bennett AZ.
: bridge Gerry Snow r 1re show
committee consists 81 Mrs Frederic.
Edey, Mrs. Palmer Campoel lis.
ISABEL K. Benjamin, D. May T. Get
ton and Mrs. Charles G. West.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Little Mothers Give
Holiday Celebrations
Ei,ndresis Of Children Enter
tanned at Ghristmas Trees
and Receive Gift

Il series OF Christmas celebrations
ma ta..ea pace the last week at ths
various houses Of the Little Hotbers'
AID Association. Three hundred Of the
lareer girls had their celebration ycs-
terday. Iney we're entertained with &
funch ana judy show and slci9ht of
hand performance. There was choral
ainglng, after which refreshments ware
served and each child received a doll.
candy, stockings and randkerchiefs.
ne same entertainment was repeated
at the Greenwich Street House, where
200 children were made happy
The all-day kindergarten a. .ne Sec
ond Avenue House, in charge of II Sc
Cornelia Brown. held its Christmas
Festivities on Wednesday, where She
Tiny tots received gifts and were served
with ice cream and cake. All the
mothers Of tae children attended Inc
party. The South Ferry Day Nursery.
n d6 Greenwich Street. mad & large
Christmas tree loaded with gifts and
goodies and the mothers representing
ten nationalities. enjoyed the enter
talnment as much "a the children did.
Miss {. c. Patterson is chairman Of the
fess'Ta committee, and Mrs. Clarence
1~rs president
lloyd and Mrs. Bond Stow assisted by
the other members, provided large
Christmas tree, where every child was
supplied with clothing, dolls, toys and
gifts suitable to tiny ones. The
mothers assisted in serving the re
freshments, and all had 81 jolly time
The committee in charge Of the
Christmas festivals consist of Miss c.
{. Patterson. Mrs. 4. z. kiddle, Mrs.
J. B. Cameron. Mrs. William A. Deer
ing, Mrs. II. ~ Mcdowell, Mrs. J. L.
bostwiek, Mss Fdiln Granger, Mrs.
John Il. Judge. Mrs William Grant
brown, Irs. Charles Z. Wilcox. Mrs
K. NJ. Cerrington, Mrs.. John yav
Cowdrey. Mrs. John X. Green. Mrs
Noble Mcconnell, Mrs. William A.
Lusk, Nra.. Benjamin Adriance, DR.
Julian Lombald3 Mrs. James r. Sill
man. Mrs. Alert Gallatin Weed. Mrs.
Matthew L. Carr. Miss EdyJh Totten.
Mrs. J. " Phillips. Miss Jeannette
Ohm stead. Miss Elsie McCauI. Mrs.
Emile SeR Bell and Mrs. Victoria
Jennings.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Havana's New Years Eve
Is Of Pre-NoIstead SIvie
Wine Flows Freely III Csfes
end Cow Bells Nd Noisy
zLei,rnf.,,s

HAVANA nsc. 1.-The Ca5an G r'ts
will be The scene Of gayety III cs,esrs-
uon OF the coming Of the New EAR
Gay and interesting supper parties are
10 be held IN the various hotels an
restaurants here, with dancin- anc
special r.usio At the Sev;lla nam
prominent Americans have reserve
tables. The scene here VII be sere
thing liks She cld-fashioned Ne
Years Eye party IL New York tetose
the Nolssesd act put Americans CT
temperance beverages. There viii b
une usual cow bells, horns, sirens rat
ties ana ctre4 Instruments 70 add &C.
lne gay time.
the clre times Of economic stress VINE
have proved upon her for the -e
year, and every citizen is happy WIZ
tho Joy OF the season. There Is 'muchc
feEcidades" 10 every one, ana hisa
spirits prevail
The gayety reaches its height in fh1
dancing. and wren one now approachos
the Hotel Seviila upon the afternoon
cf tea dances Or a. the evening d7nc'
hour There are So MANY fire aNtomc-
biies parked about the adjacent street
that one believes he has come upon tnf
scene CT the National Opera. The
greatly augmented orchestra Ns-
"packed them N" At tie open ps-ia
dances, where Holland 5udains, the
manager. is giving an exceptional 2ro-
gram every Wednesday ard Saturday.
The guest lss Al the Sevilla includes
from New York: Mr. and Mrs Nathan
lei Philips, ". B. Kennedy. ai's-
Agnes n. Adlongus. J. Granville Aey
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Bauer, Dane
Warren. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph hern'
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S Coke, A. A. BaAan
tine. Robert Leonard. Nj. and Mrs Z.
F. Gregory, Mss Agnes Marshall, +
Townsend, Major Robert Rose Court
ney Foote and Miss Mary A. Jackson.
Other prominent guests include ~
ward Duffy. Of Baltimore, Mr.. ane
Mrs. J. +. Whitefeld, OF MUneie, Ind
Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Pcwels. Of Les An
geles; Philip and Harry PubllcAer, q
Philadelphia; j. NJ Burke and l.. d.
Belinger, of New Orleans; Mr. an1
Mrs. II. Council. of Greenville. Miss
Mrs. b. F. Elliott and Miss Haze
Berry. of Punta. San Juan; F. H. Kin
ney and family. o. CINCINNATI Miss
Rose NJ. Villa. Mrs Marie Y. Gibbons
and Thomas II. Gibbons. OF Chicagus
Mr.. and Mrs Howard I. Lea and MISS
Elise Lea. Of Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs.
John B. Cotton and f. T. Cotton, o.
Chicago. and Mrs. n. L. Nutting, o.
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Christmas Tourist Rusls
Keeps Tampa Hotels Busy
Clubs Hurriedly Devise Pro
grams of Entertainment for
Sudden Influx OF V:sitors


TAMPA, Fla, Dec. 31.-Tho last min
ufa rush to reach Tampa before the
Christmas holidays brought to the local
tourist clubs such an influx of return
ing members and new visitors that the
Tampa Tourist Club president and his
assistant officers have had TO plan daily
programs Of ertainment for the guests
Under The general head of the Tampa
Tourist Club are tv,o ub-orcanizations.
the Sunset Club and the Ycune Tour
ist Club. To be eligible TO She former
association one must have passed the
sevenGy-yaar mile posi-. but under the
leadership Of its president, Alexander
George, formerly Of New York, the ciub
j. as active as its young associate. The
Young Tourist Club
AT interesting and interested visitor
sexe has 5een Olaf Y. Lann., Swedish
Consul General, with headquarters in
Perkins, president Of The Tampa Board
OF Trade Charles A. Faircloth and
James F. Taylor, president of the Tampa
Bay Land Company, Consul General
Lamn made a careful survey Of Tam
pas commercial advantages as a pre-
paratory measure in the planning CT
An extension OF trade between Florida
and Sweden.
Recent arrivals at Tampa from Now
York State include Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson
Magruder, M and Mrs c. L. Ander-
son, New York; NJ. and Mrs. II. C.
krueger, Miss Jennie Lang, Buffalo, Mr.
ard Ms. G. e. Henderson, Last svra-
cuse; Mra. Elizabeth Eddy, Troy: 4Ir.
and -4ys. II. w. Iurner, parishville;
Ar.. Lydia G. Waterman, Troy; Mr. ana
Mre. !. w. BSown, New Yorl; Mrs.
George McCwaArys Hiss Irnaa McCreery,
Kiss OoEothy u. McCresry, Tzov.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Big ID. A. r. Reception
At Hotel Plaza FRIDAY
Annual Affair of City Chapter Weddins Ami
versary of George Washington; Clubs Begin
New Year With a Rush

The annual reception the City Chapter Daughters
The American ReTouon which Mrs Alfred regent
vail be held at the Hotel Plaza O'Clock
he Of wedding
Dr. James Sullivan New York Historian Will
speak George Washington
md by Professor Theodore regent
ohers VIII
Will be Of unusual
the bronze bust Washington
the Hall Of Fame which will be spring
replica Of Houdon Washington, which universally accepted
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Political Study Society
VII Aid Hear East Fund

The Socictv for Political Study, OF
which Mrs. Otto Hahn is president, vii
hold meeting at the Hotel Astor Jan
uary 10 to enlist the interest of the
club members in the appeal OF the
Near East Relief for funds TO continue
its work among the starving chilGres
Of Armenia.
Lady Ann AzsXpetan. wife Of ~
Armenian general who served with the
Cars army in the Cancausus durins
the war, VIII speak on conditions in Ar
Menia and the need for immediate help
to keep the thousands Of destitute chiI
dten alive Ehxough the wintsss
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01

honor at reception on Sunday, jan
uuarY g, at the Pen and Brush Club.
NJ Ida NJ. Tarbell president, t3q
East Nineteenth Stret. The writer's
section announces d reception 70 mem
bers who have had books published
during. the years 1920 and 1921 on
thursday at 4:30 p. m. Authors will
be asked to make two minute speeches.
Three shop talks will be held during
the month. Mark Connolly, co-author
OF "Dulcy,' will speak on THURSDAY.
January 12, at $50 p. m, On "The
Commercial Play" On January l9. AZ
l;30 o'clock, Eric Shule-, executive sec
refaTy OF Che Authors Lcagu. Of Aner-
lea, will discuss Steps Toward sn In
yt, SeTtaflonal Copyright Law" On
Ihursday, January 26, a. 1880. Miss
Virginia Rodericjs, editor O. "The
oman Citizen" viii tell What
Women Really Want" Miss Alice
Aawton is chairman for the month.
The artists section. Mica Clo~o IT,.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Many Ncx York Persons
f'ase HOLIDAYS at Travs,aors

Nh ano Nrs. E. c. Loudon, Mr.. and
Mrs. ). M Tory, SIR. and Mrs. L. J.
Perry, ace nipanied by their two
daughters, arc at the Hotel Traymore,
Atlantic City.
Nj. and Mrs. Joseph T. Wads IT,,
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Parker, Mrs.. II. ".
Gorge, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Lyon ana Mss
3: Lyon and Miss j. Hunter ere other
New Workers registered at TIE Tray
more for the holiday season
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Mozart Dinner for
East Side Clinic To
Be Given Thursday
Annual Christmas Feast for
Children To Be Held Il. the
Astor With Entertainment,
Toys and All the Fixtures

The members Of the New York Mo
zsrt Society win have busy week,
for, in addition to several private af.
fairs OF the organization, The annual
Christmas dinner for the East Side
Clinic for Women and Children viii
take place on Thursday
On Tuesday another Of the supper
dances Of which Mrs. William II. Hara-
don is chairman will be held at the
Hotel Actor. The one held last month
was delightful affair and was at
tended by large number Of the Nom
bcrs and their guests.
On Wednesday Mrs Richard A. Cor
room Will entertain the official board
OF Che New York Mozart Society Mt
luncheon at the Hotel Astor and after
ward will take her guests to the the
ater. 1t will be in honor Of the prcsi-
dent, Mrs. Noble Mcconnell.
Saturday the regular monthly musi-
Gale, luncheon and dance Will be held
also at The Astor. An innovation will
be the showing of the movie "Foolisn
Wives" preceding the regular program.
The artists for the muscalc viii be
Clara Deeka, Paul Ryinan and Erwin
Nyriegyhazi.
The dinner on Thursday for Che chill
dren Of the East Side Clinic will take
place in The Hotel Astor. There will
be a vaudeville entertainment and q
Christmas tsee, with toys and warm
clothing for the children. Mrs. Emma
Seaman is chairman of the committee
in charge, and she is assisted By Mrs.
Jennie 8. Hawkins, Mrs. Owen J. Nc
Williams and Mrs William Mavnard
Haradon. Mrs. Royal c. Copeland is
IN charge of the transportation.
Dr.. Lo~cnz will give day 70 the
cripples Of The clinic on January -.
On January I reception and Nom
oeTs' day Of the Mozart Society will
take place at the Astor. "Pagliacci"
VIII be given, With Chief Caupolican in
tho leading 1ole. Tea Will be served.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
Mount Holyoke AIumnae
To Give Tea Nex9 Saturday

The Mount Holyoke College Alumnae
Association, of New York, Frances
Holmes Abbot, president, will give
tea at the Hotel Astor next Saturday
afternoon. Miss Hazel Cades will be
hostess. Neysea McMein, the we'll
known artist. will be the guest o.
honor and will speak OIL Women ia
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01

field Perry, chairman Cor She month,
snnounces the annual exhibition Of
VS. January TO February 2, inclusive.
aiso coffee talk on January l6 ct 8
T. n, by Walter Enrich, Of the Enrich
Art Galleries, followed by question
Mrs Helen Wells will speak on
tueaoay, January 81, aS 4 p. n. on "Au-
tomstic Writing" and viii show a,1to-
matte drawings.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01

First Tuesday Forum OF
Federation Next Week
The first Tucsda corning forum OF
< series to be given by the New York
City Federation Of Vomen's Clubs will
e held on Tuesday. January 10, az the
Hotel Astor. Henry D. Sayer. indus
trial commissioner of the State Depart
nent OF Labor. will be the speaker.
Tho subject will be "Industrial Unrest
md Unemployment Any one wishing
o attend this series may address Mrs
81. Z Bradner, $50 Wcst Twenty-frst
treet.
Andrew jackson Chapter, United
.ates Daughters Of 1912, will give a
ard party at the Waldorf Astoria on
thursday, January II. at 2 p. m for
fund to support dormtory in the
lavy Club.
3rs. Horace Stokes. OF 329 West lO1st
street, entertained Charter Chapter,
,. u, with card game which made
he last meeting day an interesting one
ne drawing room was filled to capacity
With tables and spirited plaveys. The
ighest scorer at each table received
1andsome souvenir. DR.. Frances w
Mcneil, regent, gave a talk on the work
oeing accomplished by the chapter. The
afternoon closed with chats over the
teacups.
Mrs Charles A. ]. Queck- Berner. Of
b65 West 1iSth Street. as chairman Of
he luncheon to be given by The Ma
'ional Society, Patriotic Women OF
America. Wednesday, st the Hotel Nc
-'lpln, VIII answer al queries con-
rerning reservations, which must be
made not later than January 8.
Mrs. William Il. Stewar. is pr-si-
lent Of this organization, which is
DING splendid Americanization work.
maintaining ten classes with paid
eachers in all horoughs Of greater
New York
Mis-, Janet Richards will resume her
ectures on public questions, at the
Nsldorf-Astoria X on Friday These lee
ures, given under the auspices OF
he New York State Society. q. s. D.
Of 1912, take place the first and third
riday of each month at 1885 a. n.
T he patronesses are Mrs. George B.
Mrs. William Lindsay. Mrs. Seth Low,
.Trs. Finley Johnson Shepard. Mss
larry Van Ba-vn Nanderpoel and Mrs.
Henry Bramble Wilson.
The National California Club will
Aold It's monthly 'Four Bit Game" at
he Waidorf-Astoria Wednesday, Jan
Iary II. 81 $3.50 p. m. At o'clock
here will be a reception to guests The
rostesscs will be Mrs. :. Theodore
Ddel, Mrs Charles Z. Graham, Mra.
louis A. Schmidgall, Mrs. William T.
Nartin, Mrs. Joseph F. n. Mailman and
William j. Hall. A souvenir will be
PRESENTED TO one player at each table.
These -Four Bit Games" we're insti-
ruted to benefit the reserve fund and to
oers.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-01
500 Are to Attend
Criterion Society
Luncheon FRIDAY
Five Guests of Honor To Be
Present at che January
Session; s'Mounaaip Man,
Given Cor IheaferC1uEp. Isac.

1ha American Criterion soci.ty, .1ys.
L. L. Gill president, gives is January
luncheon next Fr.Lew az tbs Hotel
Commodore. There Mn be avs guasta
OF honor and the chnirman os program
IS Mrs Cora Welles Trrs.
The luncheon is 60 take place in The
ballroom and reservations have been
made by 800 members.
Mrs. Hill and the officers Of tho ps-
sociation viii hold an informal recep-
tion preceding the luncheon. The
members Of tho society then will be
presented to the guests OF honor: Misa
Rachel Crothers, Mrs. Jooerh rels,
Miss Edith Ellis, Alexander sAa-onaoh n
End Joseph Leveyson.
Mrs George w. Eowep is chairman
CT tho luncheon committee, with Mrs.
benjamin J. Miliev End Mrs. AGolphus
Ragan as vice-chairman. Serving with
them gre Mrs. j. r. Duval, nSru. WslHe~
". Annette, Mrs. Robert Godfrey, Mrs.
Charles Ward Baker, Mrs. Frederick J.
Lucius, Mrs. Walter D. Ruse, Mrs.
Florence Provost -Battcrton, Mrs. SAM
uel Schiff, Mrs. Carl Cronemeyer, Mro.
William l.. Youngman, Mrs. Charles A.
Bartholonae, Mrs. William Van pelt,
Mrs. Alexis F. Besson, Mrs. Guatsv
Winternitz, Mrs. Thomas Edward Con-
rad, Mrs. Herbert Brooks Walker ans
Mrs. w. Bundy Cole.
Miss Vera Barstow, violinist, will
play several numbers. MRS. Margaret
Weber is chairman Of this music com
nitttec.
Sidney Elackmcr and "The Mountain
Man company from the Maxine Elliott
Iheater gave the first two scenes Of
that play OF Clare Runners at the
Christmas Social Day Of the Theater
CLUB, Inc, at the Hotel Astor last Tues
DAY afternoon. December 27. Among
those who appeared with Sidnev
Bleckmer we're Marion Coskley, Mar
Jorie Hummer, Grace Rals. 1,ucio
Moore, Chester Morris, Fred Karr and
Lawrence Eddinger. Charles L. Wag-
nner, the producer Of "The Mountain
Man" and the other members OF the
cast not appearing in the first two
scenes-Marion Abbott, George Faw-
cett, E. J. Devarney and Leonard Rove
were guests Of honor OF the Theatre
Club, Inc, and of it's president. Mrs
George NJ Clyde.
g. The next meeting of Che Manhattan
Study Club, Mrs. Edith r Pnarscn.
president, will be Il musicale st $he
home Of Mrs. Raymond c. Penfieid
$50 Riverside Drive, on Tuesday. Mrs.
Florence Foster Jcnkins is tie chair
man.
Frederick Pierce, analytical psychol-
oglst, who has just returned from a
course OF study abroad, will speak to
me members of the-New York League
Of Business and Professional Women
Inc, OF which Elizabeth Sears IS presi.
dent, on January d. at dinner at the
Cafe Boulevard. His subject will be
"Releasing Your Latent Power" and
he will also offer applied methods Of
self-suggestion and self-analysis which
may be used by evc1y one. A discus
sion will follow the address.