The New York herald., 1922-04-16

lam Forbes Morgan is president Of the
Committee of American Business Men.
Mr.. l.. F. Loree, vice-president Mr..
Jules S. Bache, treasurer. and Mr..
George Henry Payne, secretary.
The sixth in the series of card parties
under the auspices of the Ursulne Pro-
vincial Auxiliary. Miss Teresa s. Mori-
arty president, for the benefit of the
Ursuline Novitiate, will be held on
Mrs. Andrew Muzzio and Mrs. Dom
mick Gauzza. 945 Sherman avenue, the
Bronx.
Mrs. j. Melville Foster. who spent
the winter at the Hotel Vanderbilt,
sailed yesterday for Europe. She ex-
poets to be gone six months and will
motor through Switzerland, Italy, Hol-
land. France and England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fl. Davis OF 234
Riverside Drive sailed last week for
Europe. They were accompanied by
their daughter, Miss Blanche A. Davis.
The Catholic Suffragists of America
will celebrate the Feast Day of their
patroness, st. Catharine of Sienna. on
Sunday. April 80. with reception and
dinner at the Hotel Comm odore. On
the committee in charge of arrange
ments are Mrs. Anna Sands O'Shea,
Princess Spottiswood Mackin. Miss
Frances Gallogly, Miss Catharine G..
Hogan, Miss Winifred Sullivan, Miss
Mary Frances Hogan. Mrs. Edward
Kane. Mrs. Mary e. Noble. Mrs. j. f..
Gang. Mrs. Mary Kinsella. Mrs. Eleanor
I. Gillespie, Miss Sarah H. Fahey and
Miss Sara McPike.
An afternoon of cards. bridge, five
hundred and euchre will be given at
the Hotel Astor on Wednesday for the
benefit of the Lutheran Hospital. 1t
will be under the auspices of the La
dies Auxiliary of the hospital and tick
cts at S1.25 may be obtained from Mrs.
Frank A. Schmidt, 420 West 147th street.
bridge for the benefit OF the Laura
Franklin Delano Foundation will be
given on Tuesday at the waldorf-As-
toria under the auspices OF the New
York Chapter of the National Park
Seminary. The Laura Franklin Free
Hospital for Children is at present To-
Gated at II East 111th street and gives
free treatment to crippled and sick
children. 1t will soon become a part
OF the new Fifth Avenue Hospital and
be known as the childrens department
The entire proceeds from the bridge will
be given to the hospital, the Alumnp
Association paying all expenses out OF
their own treasury. Tickets may be
secured from members or at the hotel
on the day Of the games.
The New York Chapter Of the Alum
nae of Mount st. Mary-on-the-Hudso
will give its annual dance at the Hotel
Plaza on Friday evening. The patron
esses are Mrs. Dora Stearns. Mrs. Helen
Wall. Mrs. ]. Cohan and Mrs. Charles
Mccarthy.
Phi Beta Delta Of Columbia Univer-
sity held its annual dance on Satur-
day of last week at the Waldorf
Astoria. The Messrs. Franklin Leer-
burger. Herbert Lester Cole, Lyman
Casper Stone and Arthur Copeland
composed the committee on arrange
ments.
Mrs. Joseph T. Talbert, who spent
the winter In Palm Beach. has arrived
at Hot Springs. Va. where she will re-
main several weeks before returning to
New York.
Vernon. N. Y. Will celebrate their
golden wedding tomorrow at the Hotel
Claridge. Mrs. Jonson was Miss Ro-
setta Van Biel of Philadelphia. They
were married In the old temple in
Nineteenth street. near Fifth avenue.
Major-Gen. Robert Lee Bullard, com
nanding officer OF the Second Army
Corps area, has accepted an invitation to
be present at the reunion dinner of the
30Sth Infantry, to be held at the Har-
ward Club on May 1. Col. Averill is
also expected to be present. Mr.. Will
lam ]. Cullen is chairman OF the COM
mfttee on arrangements.
Miss Olive Darlington OF $50 Park ave.
nue. has left for three weeks visit
with Mrs. f. b. Blum of Savannah. Ga.
She was accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Cobb.