The New York herald., 1922-11-05

| Dancing will follow the program, with
tMrs. c. G. Meeks as chairman. Hostesses
will be Mrs. 1Angelique V. Orr, Mrs f..
Nj. Nixon. Mrs. Leila Troland Gardner,
Mrs. Joseph Gutman, Mrs. Rubsam, Mrs
N. 10th and Mrs. Owen Kildare. The
Thanksgiving music festival and ball
win be held on November %. with Mr.
Francis Wright Clinton chairman.
A luncheon will be given by the Little
Mothers Aid Association at th- Hotel
EcAlpin on Monday. November o. at 12
G clock. Tickets may be obtained from
the bcstess. Mrs. Matthew Lawrence
Carr or Mrs. Clarence Burns at Happy
Day House, 236 Second avenue.
The tea room at the flower fete and
bazaar on Saturday, December 2. will
be in charge of Mrs. Alfred Milander,
Nho will have number o. yocng So
tlety girls TO assist her. The g!fls will
b. dressed in costume and the decora-
tions will be American Beauty roses.
The novelty booth will have Mrs. Frank
Oliver Hall and Mrs. Charles L. Wilcox
as chairmen. Apple blossoms will be
SD TO decorate the booth and all sorts
OF Christmas gifts will be on sale. Mrs.
John Cort and her assistants will have
the chrysanthemum booth, where boxes
ara tickets for the opera may be Sc
Cureo, also theater tickets.
Cne OF the most attractiv. booths Will
ne The LOTUS with Mrs. elizabeth
Wiekes as chairman. The mothers OF
the South Ferry branch, many Of them
Cr.entals. are embroidering linens and
silks to be sold for the benefit of the
Little Mothers. Children's apparel will
s'so be on sale. and as this branch rep
resents twelve nationalities the girls In
Charge VIII be dressed in the Costumes
representing their respective countries
The Athene Club. Mrs. Katherine A. Mar
n. president. began it's season on Thurs
day with a reception and luncheon at the
Waldorf. Mrs. Martin presided and de-
l'vered an address of welcome to the
many new members. The Rev. DIR.
Robert Bruce Clark was chairman of
tie day and the guests of honor IN
cluded Mrs. Margaret Z. Hamilton.
MIS-. Bond Stow, Mrs. Edward Epstean
and Mrs Alonzo p. Dayton, who were
me clubs delegates to the recent con-
Vcntion OF the State Federation of Wom-
ea's Clubs. meeting OF the executive
board OF the club was held on Monday
afternoon. when plans for the coming
year were completed.
The Manhattan Matinee Club. Mrs.
FRANK II. Scardefield, president held
us ilrst business meeting of the season
on MONDAY at the Waldorf-Astoria,
when the following officers were elected:
Mrs. George kupfrian. Mrs. L. Warren
Hinshaw, Mrs. Howard Clinton Russ and
Mrs. Oscar a. Gemunder, vice presi-
derts.
On November 10 the members will
have the usual monthly luncheon at
the Waldorf. Mrs. John b. Boniface
VIII be the hostess of the day and after
luncheon the members will attend a per-
fcrmance of the Yankee Princess" at
the knickerbocker Theater. A card
party for the benefit Of the philan-
thropic fund will be held at the Waldorf
on Tuesday afternoon, November .G
Mrs. Howard Clinton Russ will be chair
man.
In anticipation OF the opening of it's
thirty-second season the Harlem Phil
harmonic Society will hold its second
meeting of the board of directors to-
morrow at the Waldorf Astoria. Tho
officers OF the society are Mrs. Everett
Menzies Raynor. president: Mrs. Frank
Littlefeld. honorary president Mrs.
Frederick A.. Duneka. and Mrs Thomas
Jacka. vice presidents; Mrs. sturgis s.
Durham. recording secretary: Mrs.
Alvah- A. Swayze. corresponding sec
retary and Mrs. William c.. Brady,
treasurer.
The New York Mozart Society opened
It's fourteenth season yesterday with
a musicale. luncheon. moving picture
ana dance at the Hotel Astor. The
grand ball room was used and all the
boxes were occupied. Mrs. owen j.
McWilllams was the hostess for the day
nd on ad 1t,a ln,, ,, ;,t,
OF the organization. The program
opened with a song recital by John
Charles Thomas, barytone. Luncheon
vas served at ! o'clock and afterward
De Miles production ''Manslaughter"
was shown with interpretative music.