New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

the required amount. They ineluds
Daughters Of Kentucky IN New York
Mrs. Bedell Parker, president; Minerva
Mrs. Howard MaeNutt, president; the
Thester Club, Mrs. George ". Clyde
president; Bronx Woman's Club, Mrs
Alfred X. Hausrath. president; Eelee-
tie. Mrs. Albert Garfield Page presi'
dent.
Contributions toward q building fund
which have been given By the clubs At
ths conventions during the last four
teen year,, totsiing $4,000, Is The nn-
sleus Of the drive. The money Is 20 be
raised IN tive years.
Mrs. Arthur II. Bridge, chairman Of
The ways and means committee Of the
Verdi Club, Mrs. Florence Foster Jen-
kins. president. gave a tea Tuesday
sftsrnoon AZ the Hotel Plaza for the
members OF her committee. Those
present we're Mrs. J. Z. Crum, Miss
Alice PhiIbrook, Miss Mary oAkss, Mrs.
Frederick Pennell. Mrs Luella B. Ed
wards, Mrs. Bruce B. Preas, Mrs. John
Knox. Mrs. John Sipe, Mrs. J. Moran,
Mrs. X. S. Robinson and Mrs. Elmer ".
Gearing.
On Thursday afternoon, December
"a. the Threshold Players will present
Trash" one-act comedy By Lloyd r.
Thanhoussr, az the Pen and brush
hn o. n q
director Of the Threshold Playhouse,
viii address the club on the aims Of
the theater.
Mrs. Ernest Eugene Malcolm, presi-
S.nt Of the Dixie Club, was hostess
Al her home, ITO West Seyenty-third
Street, st an interesting reception 70
members Of the Dixie Club and their
frisnds on Thursday afternoon. The
presidents Of the prominent women, 4
elpbs we're honor guests and Mrs. Nal
colin vas assisted BY Mrs. James a.
Ansn. chairman Of the Dixie Club en-
tsrtsinmsnt committee. and Mrs. Al
fred ". Cochran. chairman Of hos
pitslity.
IN. Texas Club % New York vii
give q reception and dance at The
PLAN New Years Day. Mrs. Thomas
Irby. chairman Of the affair, will assist
Mn. Orlando Won Bonnewitt, presi'
dent Of the club, Ia receiving.
The annual presidents tea Of the So
eietv for Political Study, Mrs. Otto
Hahn president. vas held st Hotel As
tor on Tuesday. An address, a
Glimpse Of Italian Polities," was de-
lIversd by Or. George ". Whieher, pro
fessor Of Latin and Greek at Hunter
College. who recently returned from
the American Academy at Rome.
Among the guests Of honor who were
able 10 attend were Mrs. Belle de XII
vera. Mrs. William Cumming Story
Mrs. Harry Lilly, Miss Helen Vsrieh
Boswell. Mrs. AlmedA VI. CASTILLO, Miss
Cherie Clarke, Mrs. Ruth Helen Da
Wis. Mrs. r. Edison Doohttie, Mrs. John
r. Farrar, Miss Evelyn NJ. Geldsmith
Mrs.. Anna W. Hochfelder Mrs. Willii
X Howell. Mrs Axel o. lhlseng, Mrs
Edmund " Kingsland Mrs. Alexander
A. Ia Vigne, Mics Emme Mack, Mrs
l. =. Malcolm, Mrs. Willis PATkel
Miner. Dr. Frances n Mcneil, Mrs
George r. Owens. Mrs. William {. Pop
Der. Mrs. William II. Purdy, Mrs. VII
lam L. Sands, Mrs. stephen d. Ste
phens, Mrs. Lillian r. Sire, Mrs
Thomas Slack, Mrs. WILTON d. Spor
burg. Mrs. Prank N Tench, Mrs. Harr,
IN. Thomas, Miss Edyth Totten, Mrs
George N. Whiehef, Mrs. Edward Bur
ton Williams and Miss Mary Wood.
The Womsns Press Club o. NeV
York, Miss Amy Wren president, CAV
n a successful bcneht last Friday at th
Hotel Plaza, in the new ballroom 70
4 its scholarship in the Pulitzer Sehoo
of Journalism, % Columbia University
and for the prowdcnt fund Of the clui
A reception followed tho program.
Among the artists who tendere
their services were Cecil Arden an
Morgan Kingston, from the MetropoN
tan Opera; Mme Stral.s, from Coven
Garden. London. Joseph HOLMAN, Gel
list: Claiming Pollock, with sewers
members Of the company In his plal
The Fool; Mr. william A. Brad
AID members Of his company appear
fnr In three sets Of his play, "Ih
Land We Live In" Or. j. ". Cunlih'
director in chief Of The School o
Journalism, spoke Of the work that ha
beer accomplished in HE departmen
AZ Columbia. The students Of th
junior class sold programs.
The next social Of the club viii b
held next Saturday, a. the Waldori
with the president as chairman Of IN
DAY; Mrs. Amy Ray Stewards. chair
man Of music; Mise Minns Hell Sim
mons, ehslrmGn OF reception. Mr. Jea
n. Norris viii be one q the speakers
Musle activities Of the Rubiastei
Club, Mrs. william Rogers ChapmA
president have been coupled VII
Christmas work. Miss Mary Joruo
Baker. chairman and treasurer Of ~
uhilanthrople committee. gathered toyl
elothins, games, dolls candy books an
everything 10 bring happiness an
Christmas cheer 20 tae ehiiaren an
Rrown-ups At Randall's Island. Owe
three thousand gifts have been col
leetod.
The Arst Rubinstein Assembly dane
untsr the chAperonsge Of the club
board e director viii be given Gt n
Waldorf.Astoria on Tuesday, Januar
q Mr.. George Nolleson, Mr.. Charlie
Nahoney. Mr, Wendell Lewis, Mis-
Florsnes Storer, Mas Melba X. Gund
iach. Mr.. Lester W. Bond and Mr.. Rod
nsy Adams are In charge.
The next afternoon musicale Of hu
binstein will be given on Saturday
January 20, In the Astor Gallery.
Mrs. Chapman, president Of the club
q IN Florida and Mrs. Alexander X
CandiiFh, frst yiee-presidert Of IN
club, will assume the duties Of heA'
of the society during Mrs. Chapman
absence.
A card party for the benefit Of th'
philauthropic fand viii be given az M
Rome Of Mrs. John H. Griesel 57s Wes'
Ind Avenac, on January 25. Ars
Gserrs Y. Coitsr is chairman and Mis.