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The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Stars in Recital for
Child Labor Fund

The National Child Labor Committee
announces a double benefit to take place
at the Carroll Club on Wednesday. In
the afternoon an artists concert recital
will be given in which the stars Miss
Julia Arthur. Miss Blanche Bates Mime.
Alma Clayburgh. Miss Lillian Gish, Miss
Beatrice Herford. Mr.. Bronislaw Huber
man. Miss Esther Rhoades, Miss Doro-
thy Smoller and Miss Laurette Taylor
will appear. During the intcrmission
tea will be served by Miss Hilda Spong
and her girls Of The Stage Door Inn."
In the evening there will be a dance.
a feature of which will be exhibition
dancing by Miss Dorothy Smoller, fer
merly solo dancer with Miss Anna Paw
Iowa.
Patronesses for the concert and dance
include Mrs. Schuyler Warren. chair
man: Mrs. Harold Henderson. Mrs.
Charles r. Hirsch, Mrs. Outerbridge
Horsey. Mrs. John d. Ryan, Mrs. Elisha
Walker and Mrs. c. B. Wyatt.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of managers of the General So
ciety. Daughters of the Revolution,
Mrs. Charles Z. Woibert, president
general. win be held tomorrow at the
office OF the society. Is West Thirty
seventh street. This Is the last meet
ing of the board before the annual con-
vention, which meets In Philadelphia
the week beginning May s.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Black Jack Club,
SPershing Veterans,
arrange for Dance
Organization, With Big Stick
as Emblem, to Give Annual
Event ON Saturday Night.

THE Black Jack Club (Pershins
veterans) will hold its annual
= spring dance on Saturday
night at Shcrry's. The proceeds will
bc used as a sinking fund for new
club rooms.
The club, which was founded in 1918
soon after the close OF the war by DR.
Townsend, is composed Of young men
who saw service overseas under Gen,
Pershing and who wanted to keep in
close touch with each other. AS the,
wished to identify themselves with
the General they selected his army
nickname "Black Jack" for the name
Of their organization, and in memory
OF Col. Roosevelt, who then had jusl
died, took for their emblem the vel
known big Stick"
Its first president was Mr.. Laurence
Randolph Swain, and meetings were
held at the Harvard Club under the
direction Of Captain Archibald Roose-
welt, son Of the late Col. Roosevelt.
INFORMAL talks have Deen given Dclofe
the club by such well known men as
vilhjalmur Stefansson, the noted Arctic
explorer: Mr.. William Beebe. the
author: DR.. George Cherry, naturalist
and explorer. who accompanied Col
Roosevelt on his search for the River
Of Doubt: Mr.. Joseph Willard. former
Ambassador to Spain. and Mr. Carl
Akeley, naturalist, inventor and ex-
plorer
The dance on Saturday will be given
under the patronage of Mr.. and Mrs
Archibald b. Roosevelt, Mr.. Carl AKeley
Mrs Sidney r. Colgate. Mr.. and Mrs
Kermit Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
S. Carter. Mrs. Fl. A. Alexander, Mr.
vilhjalmur Stefansson, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph M. Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
II. Simpson. Mr.. William. Beebe. DR.
George X. Cherry. DR.. Richard Derby
Mr.. Edmund Heller, Mrs. John K Max
well, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Converse and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles C. Orcutt.
Tickets may be obtained from Mr
Charles r. Wilson. at Sherry's, or from
the committee chairmen, Mr.. Thoma:
s. Brown and Mr. Alan r. Spiller. a
204 West Seyenty-ninth street.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Kentucky Women to
Hold Annual Luncheon

The Society of Kentucky Women OF
New York. Mrs. BedeIl Parker presi-
dent, will give its annual luncheon on
Tuesday at the Waldorf Astoria. Miss
Ruth Helen Davis will recite The Nam.
ing of Lexington on April IS, 1775."
Alben w. BarIxley. representing the First
District OF Kentucky In Congress. will
come from Washington to deliver the ad-
dress and bring the message from back
home" A group of songs by Mrs. J. N.
Browning (Ethel Parlss) and My Old
Kentucky Home.' will be sung by all,
Mr. Harry Gilbert at the piano, accom-
panied by Miss Frances Bedell Parker
on the violin. Many club presidents
will be guests of honor. Tribute will be
paid to Tho Kentucky Cardinal" in
place cards and verses Mrs. John Long
Cochran is chairman of luncheon.
A regular meeting of the Society for
Political Study. Mrs. Otto Hahn presi.
dent. was held on Tuesday at the Hotel
Astor Mrs. Hermine Schwed spoke on
The Confessions OF a Parlor Socialist" :
Mrs. ID. Leigh Colvin. on "I.aw Enforce
mcnt." and Mrs. Frederick l.. Wakcham
on ''Shall, American Shipping BE Sub.
sidlzed?' A discussion from the floor
followed. Report OF the annual lunch
con was given by Mrs. Minnie Ewell
Crawford, chairman OF entertainment.
Officers elected for the year 1922
1928 at tho meeting of the Woman 8
Municipal League at the Hotel Plaza on
Thursday were president. Mrs. Frederick,
G. Hodgdon; first vice-president, Mrs
Frederick Lee Ackerman sccond-vict
president. Mrs. Richard Aldcroftt third
vicc-president, Mrs. Townsend Scudder
<,rr a ~
Hough recording secretary, Mrs. Edward
@. Nclifs; treasurer. Mrs. Malcolm Good.
ridge.
Directors elected for the three-yeai
term. ending March 81. 1925. were Mrs
Charles M. Hough. Miss Florence King
Mrs. Edward q. NellIs. Mrs. Townscnt
Scudder. Mrs. Edward $. Van zIle, Mrs
John Kirkland Clark and Mrs. Henry A
Wise Wood.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16

w YASHINGToN will be the
NAV Mecca for club women. es-
pecially members OF pa
triotic organizations. this week, who
will gather there for the thirty-first
National Continental Congress. which
win open tomorrow in Memorial Con-
tinental Hall, Potomac Park. where
the arms conference held its first ses-
sion. The meetings win be held every
day until April 2S Delegates and al
ternates will be sent from all impor-
tant clubs not only In New York but
practically every State in the Union.
This is an ideal season OF the year
to visit the national capital, for now
the city is in its spring dress. with the
trees and shrubbery beginning to send
forth new buds and leaves after the
cold winter. and all the little parks at
the intersecting streets for which
Washington Is noted, and the gardens
are gay with beds Of bright colored
spring flowers, and the fresh green
lawns dotted with crosses.
y Between sessions Of the congress the
women no doubt will visit the various
points Of interest in and near Washing
ton, and not few OF them viii call on
Mrs. Harding at the White House. Mrs.
Charles III. Laying, delegate of the
Rattle Pass Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution, will be among
them, for she will present TO the wife
Of the President OF the United States a
magnificent Harding blue gem" on be-
half OF her chapter at a specially ar
ranged meeting. She Will be accompa-
pied by Mrs. Frederick Hixon Baldwin,
regent of the chapter. and Mrs. Charles
White Nash, State regent.
! Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes. wife OF
the Secretary of State. also will come in
for her share of attentions from the
visiting women, for she has just ac-
cepted the honorary craftsmanship Of
the General Federation OF Women's
Clubs newly created national commit
Tee In International relationships of
which Mrs. Horace Mann Towner' of
Washington Is the chairman.
For those who remain in town there
well be n11ny entertainments to keep
them occupied every day from early
raornfng until late at night for the en-
tire week There will be dances and
nusicaies. 1uncheons followed by cards
and theater parties, events for charity,
rot to mention the many weddings
which always occupy the center OF the
social stage at this season Of the year.
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Women of the Stage to
Address Theater Club

The social day OF the New York The
ater Club, Mrs. Belle de Rivera. presi-
dent, will be held Tuesday at the Hotel
Astor. Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards, chair
man OF the day. has arranged an inter-
csting program. The speakers and
guests OF honor include Miss Margaret
Lawrence and Allen Dinehart Of the
Lawful Larceny" company. Miss
Alexandra Carlyle Of "The Truth About
Blayds', company. Miss Edith King OF
"Thank-U," whiteford Kane of Tho
Pigeon" and Maurice Brown of the
Greenwich Village Theater. Other
speakers include Miss Mary Wood, presi-
dent OF tho womans State Republican
Association. and Blanche Cornweli PEN
nington.
The club will attend the matinee Of
''Thc Czarina" on April rs.
On Tuesday, at the Waldorf-Astoria,
the National California Club will hold
its annual card party with Mrs. William
r. Stewart. chairman.
This club will give a subscription
dance Friday, April 2s, at Deimonico's.
Mrs. Thomas j. Vivian is chairman and
Mrs Frances II. Carlyle sub-chairman,
with large committee Of young people.
The annual business meeting OF the
Woman's Republican Club was held In
che rose room OF the Hotel Plaza on
Tuesday. The following directors were
elected Mrs. Alfred II. O,nmcn. Mrs.
A. Summer Rose, Mrs. Francis A. Win
slow, Mrs. Ruth Lift, Mrs. John Elliot
Curran. Miss Esther G. Shoycr and AIRS.
Henry A. StiInson.
The National Society. Patriotic
Women OF America. OF which Mrs. J.
Heron Crosman was founder and Mrs.
William r. Stewart Is president, will
hold musicale on Saturday afternoon,
April 20, at the home OF Mrs. N. Archi-
bald Shaw, $40 West Ninetieth street,
for the benefit OF the educational fund.
For the benefit OF the Travellers Aid
Society a performance will be given by
the Dramatic Society OF the Kirmaycr
School for Boys on Friday afternoon at
the Hotel Plaza. IT viii be under the
patronage of Mrs. III. Alexander, Mrs.
Hugh Auchincloss, Mrs. Robert Bacon,
Mrs. J. p. Cotton, Mrs. 10. T. Cockcroft,
Mrs. John Henry Hammond. Mrs. Anson
w. Hard, Mrs ID. G. Jameson. Mrs.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Life as q Fine Art Club
Holds Easter Meeting

Life as Fine Art Club held its Easter
meeting at the Hotel Commodore on
Wednesday. Mrs. Mildred Manly Eas-
ton. founder and president. gave the
last lecture on Life and Mental
Hygiene" entitled "The Transforming
Touch of Power" Mrs. William J. Han
cock, recording secretary read her an
nual report. Mrs. +. A. Gardner related
the aims and objects of the club, and
Mrs. Elaa Nulsen presidents aid, in
troduced Miss That's Magrane. who ex-
planned the work for the American vet
erans' mountain camp near Tupper
Lake. The club pledged $3.50 for a hut
A basket collection netted S65 toward
this work. Many OF the club members
are arranging to open their homes for
card parties, teas. theatricais, &C., to
raise funds for this purpose.
Mrs. George M. Clyde gave an inter-
esting talk on Current Events In
Poetry" and Mrs. Leopold sang q group
OF songs. Delegates to the federation
are Mrs. Mildred Manly Faston, Mrs
Charles Hatch, Mrs. Sol Frost, Mrs.
George Paterson.
The Maypole supper and dance Of the
club win be held May 10 at Stockton
Chambers. 3oS West. 109th street.
''Terpsichorean Night" will be held by
the University Forum OF America on
Tuesday evening at the headquarters
203 West Ninety-third street. Calvin B.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Hungarian Pianist
To Play for Mozart

New York Mozart Society, Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell president, will hold its last
evening concert of the season on Tues
da" at the Hotel Astor. The artists will
be Charles Thomas. barytone. and Err
win Nyirogyhazi, Hungarian pianist
They will be assisted by the Mozart
Choral under the direction. of Richard
II. Percy and accompanied by Charles
Gilbert Spross. The program will be fol-
lowed by supper and dancing.
Mrs. Mcconnell will give a musicale
and tea as greeting to the new MEM
bers and their proposers on Thursday
afternoon at the Hotel Astor.
The thirteenth annual breakfast OF the
society will be held on May at the
Astor. II viii be CALLED "a Garden Fete
In the Time OF Mozart and the Laurel
room, where the reception preceding the
breakfast will be held. will be made to
resemble as near as possible a garden
Of those days. There will be Maypole
in the center of the room. under which
the president and officers will receive
The members OF the board will wear
gowns in pastel shades and large Leg
hor- garden hats. and the members OF
the breakfast committee. also in pastel
shades. will hold the Maypole streamers.
tn, junior cabinet. In organdie gowns
with garlands OF flowers. will escort the
guests OF honor. Mrs. Samuel Gardner
Estabrook is chairman OF the breakfast
which will be the largest affair ever
given by tho society. over 100 reserva-
tions have already been made and two
orchestras will furnish the music.
The large number Of tables already
sold assures success for the auction
bridge party to be given by the occu-
patlonai thcrapy committee OF the MI
nerva Club, Mrs. Howard MacNutt
president, to maintain hospital occupa-
tion at tho Waldorf Astoria Wednes-
day afternoon. April 10.
Tickets at 81 may be had from the
chairman, Mrs. w. s. Brumaghim. 1855
Riverside Drive. or the committed
which includes Mines. T. A. Ames, II. IT,
Cartwright, wilmot Boag, l.. X. Berger,
". l.. Fisher. Chester l.. Hall, ". y.
Aibourne, A. M. Hancock. $. K. fIol-
py. Francis a. Reilly VI
eddy Palmer Z. atst PatAeya 1854
J. Saunders.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Costume Dances at
Meeting of S0rosis

An afternoon Of "reminiscences OF
Sorosis members and events will be
given tomorrow following the business
meeting and luncheon Of the club at the
Waldorf-Astoria. The club, OF which
Mrs. John Lewis Childs Is president,
observed its regular April social day at
its last meeting at the Waldorf-As-
toria with a most enjoyable program
under the supervision OF the committee
on education. Mrs. Franklin Warner
was chairman OF the program, which
was ON Rhythm and Race"
After preliminary remarks by Mrs
Warner, Miriam Loder Wallace in cos
tune danced an Irish jig to the music
Of st. Patrick's Day. Mrs. M. j. Bam-
IMAM played three plano selections. Rus
sian dance, "Trepack" Tschaikowsky !;
mazourka, Chopin. and Polish dance.
"Schwarenka," representing Slavic mu-
sic, and Mrs. Henry Lamb sang three
nogro spirituals arranged by II. 7.
Burleigh. The program closed with
three Oriental dances by Mrs. Wallace
in costume to Oriental music.
The guests OF honor included Miss
Mary Garrett Hay. Mrs. s. ID. Palmer.
Mrs. Robert T. Baldwin. Mrs. Ernest
Eugene Malcolm, Mrs. Imogene B. HUI
mason and Mrs. George w. Howes.
The American Criterion Society. Mrs.
Leonard l.. Hill. president, gives its
sixth and final dinner dance OF the sea-
son next Friday evening at the Hotel
Commodore. Reservations for covers at
dinner have been made by three hundred
club members. Two hundred other Will
come in later for the dance and supper,
~ !, frl, will ha aorved at midnight.
Mrs. ID. George Dcry and Mrs. Joseph
Paterno are co-chairmen Of the rnatrons
OF the dance. with Mrs. II. W. Braun
as vice chairman. Serving with them
are twenty young matrons. The un-
married girls. known as juniors" are
Jointly headed by Miss Marion Cham
pion and Miss Marjorie Cushman. The
vice chairmen OF the juniors are Miss
Ida Braun and Miss Lenna Powers.
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Ety-frst Annual Meeting Opens in Washington To
morrow and Continues Until Next Sunday
Gala Local Events for Easter Week.

pictures OF children are always pleasing
TO the public.
The New York League for tie Hard
OF Hearing was established about ten
years ago and does a much needed
work among deafened adults. running
an employment bureau. giving voca-
tional direction and training where nee
cssary. and furnishes for all its mem
bers recreational advantages.
Haarlem Philharmonic Society. Mrs
Everett Menzies Raynor- president. will
have a musicals on Thursday morning
at the Waldorf Astoria. The program
will be given by Nine. Pareto. soprano
of the Chicago Opera Company: Edgar
Leofield, barytone. and Raoul Vtdus. vio-
linist- The program win be preceded
by a reception by the officers OF the
society. thursdays musicale is looked
forward TO by the members. for the
club had no entertainment during the
month or March.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Rose Breakfast
and May Festival
for the Verdi Club
Miss Edna Moreland to Sing
and Miss Eugenia Jones
Will Whistle.

THE annual Maytime festival and
rose breakfast will be given
= by the Verdi Club, Mrs. Flor
cnce Foster Jenkins president, on the
Roof Garden Of the Hotel Astor
Wednesday. May 8. Mrs. Charles Ben
jamin Phillips is chairman Of the
breakfast. The Verdi Club Juniors,
Miss Atllalie Rogers chairman, will be
the ushers and will wear organdie cos
tunes in pastel shades and large pic
ture hats of the same shades. They
will carry shower bouquets Of spring
flowers and wands wreathed in roses.
JuEdor members include Misses Rita
Mario. Marion Smith, George Portfolio.
Beatrice Van Saun. Corisande Carter.
Maria Elias, Peggy Dunstan, Anna
Curry and Jose Elias. An hour OF music
will be given. during which Miss Edna
Moreland will sing a program OF French
songs, accompanied by Mr.. y. w. Ries-
berg. Miss Eugenia Jones will whistle
"a Bird Call From the Forest" and
numbers by Grieg will be played by
Aurora Mauro-Cottone. A daLce win be
given after the program.
Souvenirs for the occasion VIII be
elaborate. and hundreds Of roses will be
used in the decorations. The hostesses
with tables of ten or more include Mrs.
John Moran, Miss Athalie Rogers, Mrs.
u. Jores Christie, Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Chatterton, Mrs. Glen Parker, Mrs.
Mauro-Cottone, Miss Marion Smith. Mrs.
C. r. Phillips. Miss Claire Spencer, Mrs.
Edouardo Mario. Mrs. Elmer SchoclS,
Mrs. ]. w. Stoker and Mrs. Oscar Ge-
munder.
At the recent Ball OF the Silver Sky
larks given by the club Mrs. Florence
Foster Jenkins. president. received a
string of pearls as token of apprecia-
tion of the work done for the club dur
dng the year. A satisfactory sum. OF
money was raised at the ball. which will
be presented soon to the Ped Cross.
Mrs. Walter Arthur Scott gave q tea
on Tuesday for the Blue Bird Commit
tee OF the club at the Hotel Ambassa-
dor.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Col0rfuI Easter
Breakfast for TheOria

Theoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood
president, will have it's second annual
Easter breakfast on Monday, April "a,
at the Hotel Astor. The ballroom will
be bower OF yellow spring blossoms
and dogwood for the occasion. and the
guests OF honor will include mary repre-
sentative members of the theatrical pro-
fession now playing in New York. They
viii include Lionel Atweli. Earl Car
roll. Clare Eames. John Willard, Rich
ard Bennett, William Courtney. blanche
Yurhe. Sidney Howard Walker White
side, William Brady. Henry Burr, Dor
Carlisle, Harry Davenport. Leila Tay-
lor. Gertrude Purcell, DR. Royal S. Cope
land and Charming Pollock, who win
be POSTMASTER.
The Professional Woman's League,
Mrs. Russell Bassett president, held its
regular monthly business meeting on
Monday at the leagues club oom, 144
West Fifty-fifth street. The delegates
elected for the City Federation Conven-
ton were Mrs. Ben Hendricks and Mrs.
Kate Fowler Chase and the alternates
are Mrs Mamie L. Bum and Mrs. L. p.
Matthinsen.
Another ''get together day viii be
nelu Dy tne league tomorrow afternoon
at the league rooms. Mrs. Kate Fowler
Chase will be the hostess and tea will
be served at 4 o'clock.
At the annual election of the Chicago
Woman's Club, held on Monday at the
Hotel Astor. the following officers were
elected: Mrs. L. w. Seelisberg, presi-
den: Mrs. J. W. Barnhart. correspond
ing secretary: Mrs. w. r. Carton, treas
urer. and Mrs. w. III. GahaGar. Mrs.
ID. j. Casey and Mrs. L. d. Foster,
directors.
The final meeting and May luncheon
of the club will be held on May 10 at
Stockton Tea Rooms. The Delegates to
the City Federation Convention on May
10 are Mrs. L. w. Seelisberg and Mrs.
W. III. Gahagan, and the alternates are
Mrs. Z. Caldwell and Mrs. w. r.
Carton.
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Mills College Club
To Have a Concert

Arrangements are being made by the
Mills College Club OF New York for a
musicale on the afternoon OF April 2s
at Ditsons. The proceeds will go
toward the endowment fund of the
College of Oakland, Cal.
Miss Marguerite Ringo, concert So
prano, will be the soloist OF the after
noon. She is Mills aiumna. She will
be assisted by Josie Pujol, violinist I:
Miss Anna Welch, harpist. and Miss
Ola Gulledge. accompanist. Many OF
the Mills College alumne. as well as
friends interested in the college, are
planning to be present.
The patronesses include Mrs Albert
L. Thurston, president OF the club !. Mrs
Charles II. Alexander. Mrs. Albert L.
Allen. Mrs. Henry A. Gleason, Mrs.
Henry L. Harrison, Mrs. Arthur Holden
Mrs. Charles Lipman. Mrs. Alan Mac
Lane Mowry, Mrs. Helen G. Scoviiie
Mrs. James +. Secor, Miss Elizabeth
A. Steinbeck. Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian
and Miss Marie Woodruff.
The Ray Current Events Club, Mrs.
j. W.. Loeb president held its annual
meeting on Monday morning at the
Hotel Astor. The officers elected for
the coming year include the president,
Mrs. Loeb, who was reelected; Mrs.
George w. Howes first vice-president (:
Mrs. Thomas Slack. second vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. Samuel Schiff, third vice.
president: Mrs. Angeliquc v. Orr. re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Harry Sobel,
corresponding secretary, and Mrs. +. S.
Clark. treasurer. A. part of the morn
ing session was given to a lecture on
parliamentary law by Mrs Orr, in
which the manner OF conducting an
election In all it's details was the prin-
cipal theme, and Mrs. Wagner read an
interesting paper on music.
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7ES TO NATIONAL CONTINENTAL C
Texas Club to Commemorate Battle of San Jacinto
With Supper and Dance-Daughters of (
Empire State to Observe Music Day.

Oliver Jennings. Mrs. James Laidlaw.
Mrs. Dwight w. Morrow, Mrs. William
Church Osborn. Mrs. Ernest Poole, Mrs.
James r. Sheffield. Mrs. w. +. Trimble.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb
The officers OF the New Yorl: Travel
ers' Aid Society are Mr.. William Eel
loves Morgan. Mr. James McAlpin Pyle,
Mrs. Elizabeth G. HarNs. Mrs. William
Church Osborn.
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Battle of Flowers
For the Texas Club

The San Jacinto Supper and Dance
and Battle of Flowers to be given by the
Texas Club, Mrs. o. r. Won Bonneville
president. at the Columbia Yacht Club.
Friday evening". p-omiscs to be one Of
the most attractive OF post-Lenten
dances
It Is an snnua dance given by the
club In commemoration OF the battle OF
San Jacinto, where Texas won her inde-
pendence from Mexico eighty-six years
ago.
An unusually attractive battle OF
flowers Is promised by Mrs. Austin Han
cock. chairman of entertainment Tick
cts may be obtained from Mrs. Charles
McLendon. chairman OF the supper COM
mttee. 3o6 West Ninety-third street.
The annual meeting OF the Free Indus
trial School for Crippled Children, All
West Fifty-seventh street, and the Lulu
Thorley Home for Crippled and Deli
cate Children. Claverick. N. Y, of which
Mr.. Walter Scott Is president and Mrs.
Charles Thorley first vice president, viii
be held at the Waldorf Astoria on the
evening OF April "a. when officers for the
ensuing year will be elected and reports
will be given of the work of the last
year. Miss Amy Grant has presented to
the society large number OF tickets for
her opera recitals ut Aeolian Hall, which
are being sold for tho benefit OF the Grip
pied children.
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The spring card party of the Daugh-
ters OF Pennsylvania In New York. Mrs
Walter $. Comfy president. will be held
at the Waldorf-Astoria, Tuesday after
noon. the proceeds to 60 to the William
Penn Fund. which is used to help the
Pennsylvania ex-service boys who may
be in need.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16

The annual meeting and election Of
officers OF the Woman's League for tho
Protection of Riverside Park will take
place Tuesday at the home of the
president. Mrs. John Clapperton Kerr.
800 Park avenue.
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Bridges will be the chairman OF the
evening and Miss Lillian b. Phillips the
hostess. DR.. Alexander Cumming, tha
president. will give an address on ''Ths
Fox Trot" with illustrations. General
dancing viii follow.