New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

mold dinner at the Francis Thursday,
with Miss Henriette Strauss president
end Mrs Owen Kildare chairman of
the evening. Speakers will DC Mrs.
lmogene King, Mrs. J. W. Loeb, Miss
Beatricc Irwin and Mrs Katherine
Noak FiQuc. The topic will be Mod
ern Trend OF Psychology" Discussion
from the floor will be led BY Francis
Wright Clinton and Mrs. NJ. Oben-
dorfer. Tne mirror which is broken
st every meeting of the club to DEFY
inc superstition connected with it will
be shattered by Mrs. F. c. Clark.
Drama Comedy. Edyth Totten, presi-
dent. viii hold the june gambol this
year on thc Hotel Astor Roof. with 6
frolc program, midnight supper and
dancing, Saturday. June Il. April 2s
the officers and members of Drama
Comedy Will give luncheon at the Ho-
tel Astor to the president, Edyth Tot
ten. on her birthday.
The committee in charge includes
Mildred Holland, Florence A. Hargrave.
Mrs. Hermann Cohen, Mrs. S. w. Hun
ter, Emme Maak, Mrs. Carl Fioue. Mrs.
Estellc B. Wagner. Margaret Metcalf
Voss, Mrs. J. F. TIinckley, Mrs. Conrad
Stuoenhord, Sarah Stephenson, Mary
Curtis Martin. Nine: II. Guide. Eliza
T. T..
7: Brearlev. Mrs. Louis f. Manley, Mrs.
Ella Bosworth, Mrs. w. H. H. MacKel-
ler. Berna Speyer. Mary Dolan, Imo-
gene King. Blanche Rocder, Sadie
Dolan. Lillian Jacob, Mrs. Nettie
Clark, Mrs. Elizabeth Ashley, Pauline
De Lisser, Mrs. Marie G!ynn, Mrs. F.
T. Clark, Mrs. J. M. Carlpes, Mrs. R.
L. Hal!strsm, Mary Vickers. Mrs. X. A.
Hilbert. Mrs. ": ". Willmott, Mrs.
c. S. Jackson. Mrs. S. Wallach, Mrs.
Gilbert Kuh, Mrs Greta Wright, Miss
Bertha Lawson. Mrs. 4. Birkins, Mrs
G. G. Lobenthal, Mrs. J. I. Mesick, Mrs
J. Maloney. Mrs. S. Ollendorf, Mrs. H..
Pcuker, Mrs. c, Roof. Mrs. w. F. Ran
del. Mrs. Fl. Gross, Fannie H. Schultz,
Maria Schaeffer. Mrs. i. Strassburger,
Mrs. J. W. Sothern, Myrtle Schiffman,
Mrs. Robert Elliott and Mrs. S. Holz-
man.
Phalo, Mrs. Eugenia NJ. Chapman
president. will be entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Robert F. Ferguson, 12S
West 122d Street, tomorrow. The sub
ject Of the days study is history, and
Mrs. Edward Y. Eltonhead, as chairman,
will present paper on "The New Map
of Europe" A review Of Wells's "Out-
line Of History" will be given by Mrs
Alexander Mclean.
Mrs. Philip Simon, president OF the
Foster Mothers 'Associa tion, has called
special meeting to be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at the Hotel
Astor. This meeting 1s for the pur-
pose of receiving a report from the
captains and lieutenants on the prog
ress Of the drive for 5000 new mem
be-s, which was sta arted at the begin
ming of the month. The principal work
OF this organization is to provide free
milk for the undernourished children
of the public schools and also to pro-
vide scholarships FOR children VIII
would otherwise be unable to attend
school.
The Women's Health Protective As
sociation, Mrs. Ralph Trautman presi-
dent, held its regular monthly meeting
on Tuesday afternoon at the Hotel
Astor. The speakers Of the afternoon
were Sara Graham Muihall, president
Of the Narcotic Drug Control League,
whose topic was Narcotics as a Menace
to the Youth of the Country" and Mrs.
William Dooris, Of Bombay, India, who
| spoke on "Phases Of Life in India"
The association will celebrate presi-
dents day on May 2 by giving lunch
, con at the Hotel Astor which will be
followed by an entertainment. Mrs.
Eugene J. Cumisky is chairman of the
committee, which includes Mrs. John
Francis Barry, Mrs. Victor H. Emer-
son, Mrs. George ". Loper, Mrs. Benz
jamin Scudder, Mrs. Henry Van Reed,
Mrs. John F. Lowell, Mrs. Carl Schmid,
Mrs. Oscar Messevain, Mrs. Walter J.
Barron, Mrs. ". P. levitt and Mrs.
Kane.
The Manhattan Matinee Club, Mrs.
Jessie Emerson Moffat president, will
bold its monthly meeting in the Wal
dorf-Astoria Monday, April II.
Final arrangements for the card
party in aid of the philanthropic fund
will be made, as it takes place on the
will give a reading of an original one
act play and discussion of "Candida"
and "To the Ladies" will follow.
On Wednesday, April 19, the men,
bers will have luncheon at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. Mrs. Carl Forsbcrg.
hostess, has chosen "The Czarina" for
the matinee which will follow the
luncheon,
The Daughters Of Ohio in New York,
Mrs. Edmund Kingsland president will
meet tomorrow at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The guests of honor at the "president's
tea' will be the honorary president,
Mrs. Belle de Rivera, and the officers
and directors of the New York City
Federation of Women's Clubs and the
clubs president.
The regular club meeting of the
Brooklyn Woman's Club will take place
Monday afternoon at $3.50. An ilus-
trated talk on Washington will be part
OF tho program. Mrs. Walter Burritt
Moore will be chairman. The hostesses
for the day will be Mrs James Lam
caster Morgan, Mrs, George Hunt
Prentiss. Mrs. Jacob Remsen and Mrs.
Alfred F. Wise.
Battle Pass Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, of Brooklyn,
will send as its delegate to the Ma
tional Continental Congress at Wash
ington, from April II to %, Mrs.
Charles H. Laying. With Mrs. Fred
Hixon Baldwin, regent of the chapter,
and Mrs. Charles White Nash, state
regent for New York. Mrs. Laying will
present Mrs. Warren G. Harding, wife
Of the President Of the United States,
with a napnificent "Hardinr blue gem"