New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

contraito. She was assisted by Miss
Florence Hardman, violinist, and
Arthur Loesser, pianist. Mrs. William
Van Tassel, chairman, took the re-
newal Red Cross signatures of the
was general dancing in the ballroom
until $3.50.
Among the guests Of honor were
Miss Helen Boswell, Mrs. Ralph Traut-
man. Miss Mary Garrett Hay, Mrs.
George Howes, Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer, Mrs.
BedeH Parker, Mrs. E. NJ. Raynor, Mrs.
Cynthia w. Alden, Mrs. Harry Lille,
Nine. Marie Cross Newhaus, Mrs.
Richard NJ. Chapman, Nine. Katherine
Won Klenner and Mrs. t. NJ. Hardy.
The fret oseuing concert will be
given ON Decrlaber 5 in the ballroom
OF the Waldol Astoria, under the di-
rection Of Mr.. William Rogers Chap
man, musical o.rector.
The Daughters of Pennsylvania in
New York, Mrs. Walter Seaman Comfy
president, will give card party for
the benefit of the William Penn Fund at
the Waldorf-Astoria on Tuesday after
noon, November 28, at o'clock. APP
plications for tickets may be made to
Mrs. Charles Weakland, 1864 East
Nineteenth Street. Brooklyn.
The annual card party Of the Gov
ernment Club, Mrs. George E.. Owens
president. will be held at the Pennsyl-
vania Hotel on Tuesday at 2 p. m. Mrs.
William F. Kessel is chairman, and will
be assisted by directors of the club
and her committee.
The Staten Island Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, met at the
old home of the Misses Cropsey on
Saturday afternoon with a large at
tendance.
Miss Edith Kellogg, chapter regent,
reported on the conference Of regents
at Poughkeepsie, where more than four
hundred delegates met to plan patriotic
work for the coming winter. The Rev.
DR.. Moore gave an address ON Valley
Forge ard Lafayette.
Mrs. Moore read paper on "Wonaen
Of the Revolution: An. Appreciation;
Mrs. Mabel Shariott gave word pic
ture of Valley Forge as it is to day, and
Master Carl Abrogast, gave recitatsons.
The Misses Cropsey were assisted in
entertaining by a committee of host
esses, Miss Julia Hurd, Miss Anna Van
Name, Mrs. Shariott and Miss Bessie
Gillender.
The Louisisns Society in New York,
Mrs. Patrick Justin White president,
will give an afternoon dance III the
| sallroom of Delmonico's on FRIDAY, De-
| ,ember /, from 8 until o'clock. Mrs.
A. F. Hancock, chairman, announces
| that the dance will be for the benefit
! If the scholarship fund. the society re-
Gently having decided TO sponsor the
| education Of Lenke and Watts Orphan
! House student. This will be the Sec
ond scholarship provided b. the Louisi-
ana Society, as the, president, Mrs. +. j.
/ White, has continued her scholarship
through the educational auxiliary.
| Leake and Watts Orphan House, Of
which she is director.
! There were fifty tables of players at
the card game given by the National
Society of Patriotic Women of America
last Wednesday at the Hotel McAlpin
Mrs. William R. Stewart is president
of the organization. The game was In
charge of large committee, with Mrs
Ipellen Trters Bussenius, the chair
man, and Mrs. George Leonard Fisher
vice-chairman. The souvenirs dis
tributed were Bohemian glass fruit
dishes, each with claw-footed frame
as foundation. The profits of the
game go toward the patriotic education
given to foreign IS. eight classes being
conducted by the society in differen
toroughs of greater New York. Pait
teachers are under the craftsmanship OF
Mrs. c. A. J. Queck-Berner.
The first of the Tuesday morning
talks on current history, TO be giver
at the home of Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill
246 West End Avenue was held or
Tuesday. at eleven o'clo X. Mrs. Core
Welles Trow was the speaker on "Wha,
the World Is Doing"
This series will continue weekly unit
December 19 inclusive. The subject fol
the next date, November 81 will. BIZ
Natural and Supernatural" WON er
wishing to attend may communicate
sth Mrs. Trow at $50 West Fifty-fftf
Street.
! Mrs. John Clannerton Kerr was tn,
hostess on Monday. the 18th, of tn
Four-Bit Card Game held by the Ma
tional California Club. Mrs. Kerr en-
tertained in small ballroom a
Sherry's, at two o'clock. refreshment,
being served at four-thirty after
spirited and social game. Handsom
vari-colored handkerchiefs were pre-
sented by the hostess.
I At the regular meeting held by tn,
Society of New York State Women
Monday, Mrs. VIM F. HesseI, as chair
man. presented an interesting prograi,
when Jean Britain gave two recita
ticns. Clara Mortenson Boyer, eGecu
tive secretary OF the Consumers
League, told of the work and how i
was accomplished by the organization
and Mental Hygiene" as discussed b,
DR.. Marian Kenworthy and her audi
ence proved a ost interesting subject
DR.. Mcneil, the president, called tn,
business meeting az the usual hour
.wo-thirty. Several new members wer,
welcomed into the club matters of i'm
portance were discussed, and with othe
business transacted plans were beguI
for the New York table at TIE annua
luncheon to be given in January b,
the Congress of States Societies.
The American speech department 0.
the New ork City Federation oil
Women's Clubs aims to direct publ,
attention 10 the necessity of bette,
speech training in th. school and in the
home. Il urges each club in the Fed.
/ Grafton TO devote st least one meeting
a year to American speech. and thai
these me ngs be conducted by the
ciuos representative In the department
Mss Vivian Gilbert Will b, the
sksskss Fridays November "a, ut the