The New York herald., 1922-11-12


A business meeting OF the progressive
committee of Mozart was held on Mon
day at the Hotel Astor. The golf circle
OF the society viii be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Bentley at the Wykay
Country Club next week. At the frs
musical of the society over 900 lunch
cons were served and about 200 extra
guests came in later for the motion
pictures and dancing.
The New York Theater Club. Mrs.
BELLE de Rivera, founder and president
held their regular members meeting at
the Hottie Astor on Wednesday instead
of election day. The board of directors
met az / Z. M. and the study period
started at . 80. The discussion was led
by Mrs. Albert Ullman. who described
the play "rhe Monster" which the men,
bers visited in O body last week. DR..
Esther Lovejoy discussed her work In
Smyrna
The next social meeting viii be held
on November 21 at 2 $50 p. NJ. Chair
man of the day will be Mrs. Daniel
Duffle The drama circle will meet on
Monday, November 20, at 2. NJ Mrs.
Joseph A. Lawrence is the chairman.
The regular monthly matinee will be
held on Wednesday,, November %, when
the members will see 1.-THE Torch Bear
ers." Tickets may be obtained from the
chairman, Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards, 122
West Eleventh street.
The Little Mothers Aid Association
held it's annual meeting at Happy Day
House, 236 Second avenue, last Thurs
day. Reports of the work done during
the year were read and an election fol-
lowed. The officers and chairman
elected were: President, Mrs. Clarence
Burns; vice-presidents, Mrs. Charles u.
Sprague, Mrs. Frank Oliver Hall, Mrs:
Albert Gallatin Weed, Mrs. Henry
Forbes Kiddle, Mrs. Bond-Stow. Mrs.
William Grant Brown, Mrs. John II
Judge and Mrs. Charles Il. Wilcox; sec
retarles, Mrs. Duncan MACPHERSON and
Mrs. Emile Van Bell; treasurer. Frank
F. Hazard; chairman of the advisory
board, Mr.. John II. Judge; chairmen
OF committees, Mrs Alfred M. Milander,
Mrs. Robert II. McNall, Mrs. Edythe
Totten, Mrs. Elmer Gearing, Mrs. e. G..
Cunningham, Mrs. Henry Forbes Kid
die, Mrs Albert Gallatin Weed, Miss G.
A. Patterson, Mrs. w. e. Peck. Miss A.
E. Cameron. DR.. J. Lombard, Mrs. Mat
thew L. Carr, Mrs. J. Stuart Smith.
MIS. w. L w llhllloclis ALL No
Brosseau, Mrs. John Jay Cowdray and
Mrs Alfred Watts Kiddle.
After luncheon was served a bazaar
meeting was held. and a great many of
the boxes at the waldorf-Astoria,
where the flower fete and bazaar will
take place Saturday, December 2. were
reported sold. The Brooklyn Auxiliary.
Mrs. Lusk. president, reported that she
had received great many beautiful ar
ticles for the bazaar. Mrs. Henry Bur-
rows Lloyd, president OF Auxiliary No.
/. Is holding meetings at the home of
Mrs. Theodore Connoly, 80 West Thirty
fifth street. All the members Of the
auxiliary are working, and the table
promises to be a great success.
Every woman of the New York City
of Women's Clubs will be
Interested TO know that the fifteenth an
nual stockholders meeting OF the City
Hotel will be held on Mon
day, November 20, at 1880 A. NJ, In
tho hotel, 462 West Twenty-second
street. Among those interested In the
City Federation Hotel are such women
as Mrs. Clarence Burns, Miss Mary
Garrett Hay. Mrs. Robert M. Chapman,
Mrs. Eugene Grant. Mrs. Harry Lilly,
Mrs. Ralph Trautman, Mrs. de Rivera
and Mrs. Albert c. Bage. The president
of the Organization is Mrs. Z. b. Glo-
gau: treasurer. Mrs. Frank G. Burke,
and secretary, Mrs. Herbert c. Smyth.
Mrs David Kirk, club woman. educa-
tor and author. formerly of Pittsburgh.
Pa. and now of New York, who has
lust returned from Nancy. France, where
she was treated by DIR. Coue, will tell
of her experiences at Rumford Hall. 20
East Forty-first street, on "Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Kirk is the first Aneri-
can to return home and tell others Of
her cure.
The second talk on Questions OF the
Hour" by Miss Janet Richards, under
the auspices OF the Ely Alumnae Asso-
citation, was held Thursday morning at
the Waldorf-Astoria. The series VIII
on alternate THURSDAYS until
April. The officers OF the Ely club are
Mrs Holland 5. Duell, Mrs Alfred NJ.
Norris, Mrs. Charles c. Bovey, Mrs.
Lucien L. Sirret and Mrs. Hamilton
King. The directors are Mrs. William
II. Han. Mrs. Howard Greenley. Mrs.
william Knight, Mrs. Alton b. Keeler.
Mrs. Frank Ludlam. Mrs. William Har-
rison Price. Mrs. Francis U. Stearns,
Mrs. Norton sqSire and Mrs. Il. o.
Bowen.
The Maine Women Of New York
Mrs. A. II. ConlSlin, president. held their
November meeting Saturday at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. Tt was New York day.
There was a musical program. followed
by an address on Russia and the RUS
Sian revolution. by Mr.. Franklin A. Gay
lord. Fifteen esw members were re-
celved into the club.
Mrs. william Sloane Coffin. chairman
of the COMMITTEES on arrangements for
the netting to be held at the Town Hall
on Thursday evening by Mrs. William
FelIowes Morgan and the board of direc-
tors Of the Young women's Christian
Association Of New York. has announced
az additional patronesses for the affair
Mrs. Charles II. Crane. Mrs. Frank i.
Polk. Mrs. Samuel w. Reyburn, Mrs. G.
Oliver Iselin, Miss Emily Perkins. Mrs.
William Henry Hays. Mira. Andrew Car
negie. Mrs. Edward Mitchell Townsend.
Mrs. Edward Perry Townsend. Mrs. Ar
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