New-York tribune., 1922-04-02

/ meeting was Ihe abuse Of outdoor ad.
/ Ierelslng, and the speakers were An
I Hre" Wright Crawford, Of Phi.adel,
: ph'a: Arnold ". Brunncr, president OF
'ae Flne Arts Federation; Joseph Pen
neil Nathan Straus ir.. Albert s. Bard
secretary OF the Billboard Advertis ng
: commission: f. Allen Frost and .Ioscph
Howland Hunt, president Of the Nm.
nicipal Art Society.
The Riverside League has issued =
/ Sprins calendar In the form OF an
elGht-paea folder which gives notice
tnat the annual meeting and election
o. oMcers VIII toke place on Tuesday.
aApr'l ~, a. the home Of the president.
~ farG Avenue. On Tuesday, MAY
23 at o'clock, TIC annusl luncheon
VII take place a. Columbia Yacht Club.
and on April ) thc league will have
Charge Of PeT& Day at the Hotel Astor
md will pre- ont as speaNors George
',raT bArnard. Mrs. T. Carlyle Jones.
y iiiam T. Van Ingen and E.e Roy
letters. secretary Of the Mountaincer-
ing Clubs o. North America.
The chairman, Mr.. John p. shep.
pArd, Of 3G7 West Sevcnty-ninth Street.
announces many reservations having
been made for the card game to be
gwen tomorrow at the Waldorf
Astoria b. the Congress OF States So
he2dqdarters fund Mrs. Thomas J.
Vivian is presidents
On Wednesday last the National
california Club held its monthly four
bit card game at the Waldorf Astoria.
The hcstcsses Of the afternoon werc
Mrs. +. ". Runyon. Mrs. John A.
sSeNaucr, Mrs. Virgil Thomas, Mrs
FRANCES II. Carlyle. Mrs. Charles V.
Seaman and Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian.
Theoria, Ms. Harold George Wood
president and founder, held its monthly
, luncheon at the Hotel Astor and later
attended the Times Square Theater to
see The Law Breakers' The meeting
was for members only, and the Easter
brea akfast to be held in the ballroom
Of The Hotel Agtor on Monday, April n.
was the topic of discussion MANY
tables have been secured, reservations
are being made daily and over 1000
members and guests arc expected
Amateur Radio Night" will be held
by the University Forum Of America
club, at 203 West Ninety-third Street
DR.. Alexander Cumming, the president
OF the forum. will give an address on
amateur Radio Magic" The address
will be followed by dancing. Henry n,
Haiken will be the chairman OF the
evening and Miss Georgeanna Z.
Messer the hostess.
The eighth annual Army and Navy
Dance" of the University Forum was
held last Tuesday with a large audi
ence present. Lieutenant and Mrs Wal
ter Hinton were the guests of honor
Lieutenant Walter Hinton was the pilot
of the giant seaplane NC-4 on its trip
from Rockaway Beach, l.. T., 10 Plym-
outh, England.
The Government Club. Mrs George
e. Owens president. will hold its an
nual luncheon April % at the Hotel
Astor. Mrs. Fl. ". Sullivan. chairman
will be assisted by directors of the
club.
Richard NJ. Chapman. Mrs. William
Cumming Story, Mrs. Harry Lilly, Mrs
Walter c. Comley, Mrs. Thomas Slack
Mrs. Edmund Kingsland, Mrs. Z. T
Herbert. Mrs. Willis ?. Miner Miss
Helen Narick Boswell and Mrs. William
D. Sporburg.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Frank e
Bradner. Mrs. Lillian A. Smith, Mrs
George f. Owens. Mrs. r. N. Praeter
Mrs. Robert Leith, Mrs. Leopold Stern
Mrs. Charles Z. MacLean. Mrs. II. C
Huber and Mrs. Thomas Sweeney.
Ths Legislative League, Inc, Mrs
Thomas Slack, president, will hold it:
April meeting next Thursday Mt the
Hotel Astor. Directors are to be nomi
aI fnp b,lS n c
meeting will be held at p, NJ. The
program at $50 includes the fifth les
son III parliamentary law by Mrs. An
gelique V. Orr, with chart demonstra
tion and drill. The subject for dis
cussion is "Socialism."
The Theatar Club, Inc, Mrs. George
Maynard Clyde. president, on socia
day, last Tuesday. had as its guest:
Of honor Miss Minnie Dupree, Miss
Regina Wallace, Judge Isaac Russell
Lee Kugel. Richard Bennett, Altar
| Pollock and Reginald Barlow. Miss
Lillian A. Rushing presented Dominant
Women in Democracy's Evolution,
picturised with readings by Miss Rush
ing, accompanied by Miss Beth Trevor
violinist, and Miss Elinor Mangum
pianist. Judge Isaac Russell made ar
address on Woman" Miss Beth Ire
vor played several violin selections ant
Miss Catherine Snowden group O.
piano compositions by Chopin. Miss
Ruth Bowman sang, accompanied b!
Miss Dorothy Ridge. Mrs. John II
Parker was chairman Of program ant
Mrs. Fred c. Grumman chairman o.
music.
Tuesday, April II, will be study day
when The Nest" Will be discussed
with Mrs. Albert A. Snowden chairman
Of discussion and Mrs. Oscar Englande
assistant chairman.
Installation of officers elected ir
February preceded the fine progra
Of music and addresses at the Minerva
Club, Mrs. Howard MacNutt president
on Wednesday at the meeting anc
luncheon in the Astor Gallery OF the
Waldorf Mrs. Richard Chap
man, president of the City Federation
Of Clubs, installed Mrs. MacNutt
though absent in Florida, and Mrs Johr
| Francis Yswger, first vice-president
who presided at the meeting. "Presi
dents Day" will be celebrated in Apri
with q special program and dancing
The occupational therapy committee
for maintaining hospital occupation
Mrs. W. S. Bramaghin chairman, vii
hold card party (bridge. euchre ane
five hundredO on Wednesday. April 10