The New York herald., 1922-10-29

morning. at West sixty-fourth street.
Knicaerbocker Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution, held it's first
meeting of the season on Friday last at
the Hotel McAlpin. Mrs. Charles Ellis
| Taft presided. Arrangements were
made for several card parties and mu-
sical entertainments to be given this
winter.
| The Legislative League, Mrs Thomas
Slack president. will have a meeting on
Thursday afternoon at the Hotel Astor,
when a parliamentary law chart les
son will be given by Mrs. Angelique v.
Orr. Republican issues will be discussed
by Mr.. Robert o. Lewis and Democratic
issues by Mr.. Murray Hubert, Presi-
dent of the Board of Aldermen. Guests
are welcome.
The annual meeting of the Fedora
tion for Child Study will be held on
Wednesday afternoon at the meeting
house of the Society for Ethical Study,
2 West Sixty-fourth street. DR.. Con-
stance Long of England. author Of
Psychology of Phantasy" and former
president of the Medical Women's AS
ISOLATION and former medical officer Of
| the Education Board. will speak on
1 MARY Rose. Study Of the Infantile
Personality" There will be moving
pictures of the summer play school.
| Mrs. Timothy Martin O'Connor's'
Entre-Nous Dancing Club will have its
first ball Of the season on Friday eve
ming at the Hotel Plaza. Other meet
ings will be held on December 1, jan
nary 5, February (Which will be a bal
masque), March 2, April and May IL.
The annual outing will be in June.
! On the reception committee are Mrs.
George Braunling, Mrs. Grace Dunno,
Mrs. Edward p. Jenkins. Mrs. Charles
N. Manfred. Mrs. James A. McGill,
Mrs. j. Morgan Van Huyser, Mrs. Dud-
ley Butler and the Misses Grace Aus
tin. Vincent Barrett. Ethel M. Dickey.
Alice E. Geyer. Grace Z. Geyer, Camille
NJ. Lucia. Virginia Malaney. Mary
Oakes, Margaret Snowden, Dorothy
Ward and Edna !. Wemyss.
"A regular meeting of the Society for
Political Study. Mrs. Otto Hahn presi-
dent was held at Hotel Astor Tuesday
at p. NJ. Mrs. William D. Sporborg
was speaker of the day. Mrs. Mortimer
| Of Public Speaking" The Constitution
Introductory talk was by Miss e. Ade-
laide Hahn. Mrs. Emmerich. lately re-
turned from Turkey. made stirring
appeal for Armenian orphans. A card
party will be given November 13 at Mrs.
Andruss residence.
| Mrs. Douglas Robinson will speak at
a mass meeting in the Plaza Hotel
| Monday forenoon under the auspices of
the Woman's Republican Club.
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The Government Club. Mrs GeorRe e.
Owens president, will hold its annual
card party at the Pennsylvania Hotel
on Tuesday. November 21, at 2 p. M.
Mrs William r. Hessel will be chair
man and tickets may be obtained from
her at the wn!dorf-Astoria.
The Rainy Day Club of America will
celebrate the twenty. fifth anniversary
OF Mrs. "A. NJ. Palmer's presidency BY
giving breakfast on Wednesday at
the Hotel Astor 1t is expected that at
least 500 members end guests will be
present to pay tribute to this leader in
the women's club world Mrs. Georg,
II. Child is chairman of the breakfast
committee. Mrs. Francis Abrahall
chairman OF reception, Mrs. Edmund
kingsland, chairman Of music. Mrs.
James s. Ennis chairman of publicity.
and Mrs. Louis Ralston chairman of
program. A reception at 1890 will
precede the breakfast which will be
followed by an interesting program
The speakers will be Or. Royal s.
Copeland. Capt. Crawford OF the Sal
walton Army, and two political candi.
dates--one Republican and one Demo
crat. The hostesses will include the
Mines. Carl Cronemeyer Otto Hahn,
William J. Hurreli. James V. Ireland,
Emma ]. Hagan, Michael wolly. Mullin
Wayne. j. e. Monaghan. Ael Mishler.
9. A. Walter, e. f. Eschenbach. f. J.
Whytelaw, David Lahferty. Frank
Martin. Henry Einstein and Henry
Nassoit.
The Daughters Of PENNSYLVANIA in
New York gave a luncheon in honor Of
Mrs. Walter Seaman Comfy, the re-
tiring president of the State Federation
or Women's Clubs, at It's twenty eighth
annual convention, recently held at the
Commodore Hotel. Mrs. John Marshall
Gallagher was chairman of the luncheon
and Mrs. Alphonse G. koelble, vice.
| chairman. At the close OF the conven-
tion Mrs. Comfy was presented with a
silver loving cup the gift of the retiring
of1cers and directors of the state fed
GRAFTON.
The regular monthly meeting of the
hoard Of directors of the women's
Health Protective Association. Mrs.
Ralph Trautman president, was held at
the homo of the second vice-president,
Mrs. Eugene J. Cumisky. last week.
The New York Fresh Air Fund, Mrs.
Angeique v. Orr president, held It's
first business meeting of the season on
Monday afternoon at the Hotel Astor.
The first card party &C the season will
be given on the afternoon of November
| 13 at the Hotel Astor.
| The League Of Women Voters of the
Seventh Assembly district, Mrs. Marcus
| Harris leader will hold an open non
partisan meeting at Leslie Hall. Eighty
third street and Broadway. Wednesday
evening. The hostesses will be Mrs
Mary L. Webb, Mrs J. J. DAILY. Mrs
Willis b. Richards, Miss Clara T. Mac
Chesney Miss Francis Peters, Mrs. l.
w. Stevens. Mrs j. ]. Conally and Miss
Edith j. Robinson; the speakers. Justice
Robert McCurdy Marsh. Hon. Ogden L.
Mills. Justice William Herman Black
Justice G.. IT. Collins, John r. Cohalan.
Hon. J. p. O'Brien. Senator Nathan
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