The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Revue will BE Given.

Revue wfll BE Given.
Vanity Fair 1922" a revue, will be
given on Tuesday and Wednesday at
the whldorf-Astoria for the benefit of
the Mineola Home and Cardiac Glasses.
It is being done by nifty young people
OF society and promises to be one Of
the most successful amateur affairs of
the holiday season. Mr.. Sigmund Rom
berg is the director. Mr.. I. Strauss. pro-
ducer. and Mr.. Chamberlain Dodds,
decorator. Some OF the young women in
the Poiret Outline Of History will be
Mrs. II. Martin, Mrs. Harry Wolf, Mrs.
Harcourt Black. Mrs. Julian Bach. Mrs
Lucille Schamberg. Mrs. Z. Rosner. Mrs
William Saks, Miss Mildred Stern, Mrs.
Edward Mayer. Mrs. G. Wimpfheimer
and Mrs. Clarence Mil1hiser. Some Of
the speciality dances will be given by
Miss Rose May Nathan. Mrs. Walter
Rossbach, Miss Priscilla Mitchell, Miss
Minna Schwartz and Mrs. Harry Weir.
These viii be preceded by a song rend-
cred by Mrs. Martin Beck. Some OF the
patronesses and boxholders are Mrs.
John Magnin. Mrs. Henry Glazier. Mrs.
Fred Greenebaum, Mrs. Martin Beck,
Mrs. Henry Goldman. Mrs. Daniel Gug-
genhein. Mrs. Irving Bloomingdale, Mrs
Max ID. Steuer. Mrs. Herbert Lehman,
Mrs. Charles Hirshorn. Mrs. Frederick
Hirshorn. Mrs. S. w Straus. Mrs. Ben
jamin Guggenheim. Richard Dane, Al
fred Parker and Clarence Mack. A
minstrel show. in which Mrs. Edwin
vosel will sing. will end the perform
ance. Boxes may be obtained from
Mrs. Clarence Millhiser. 27O Park ave-
nue.. and tickets from Miss ". u. II.
Furman, 200 Park avenue.
over four hundred people will be
present ct the annual dance OF the
Ursuline Academy TO be given at the
Hotel Gotham on Friday evening. In
vitations 20 the affair have heen ex-
tended to the Governor-eiect and Mrs.
Alfred ID. Smith. Norma and Constance
Talmadge and Elsie Ferguson. The
committee I'm charge OF the arrange
ments includes Miss Dorothy v. Levins,
chairman; Miss Alice G.. Waters and
Miss Rita II. McCabe. The paLronesses
are Mrs. Francis Fay. Mrs. Grace Me-
Cabe and Mrs. Rita Sirnons.
The eighth annual Christmas cele-
bration OF the University Forum OF
America, DR. Alexander Cumming
founder and president. was held on
utsudy eNeuulE AT tut neaInudrterS
of the club. 203 West Ninety-third street.
Frank Carney was the chairman OF the
evening and Mrs. A. l.. Boyce the
hostess Major A. l.. Boyce BOSS
Tiger" of the Tiger Post. No. ~. of the
American Legion, disguised as Santa
Claus. distributed the Christmas pres
ents which the members and guests had
put on the Christmas tree for their
friends.
There was q program of vocal and
instrumental Christmas music OF solos
and trios by Mrs. Allie +. Jukes. So
prano; Umberto Caspari. tenor. Clement
Burbank Shaw. basso. and Mrs. Fran
ces Lapham. pianist. The program was
followed by dancing. a Kris Kringle
lucky number dance was feature OF
the occasion.
Miss Rita Mario. chairman of the
Verdi Club Juniors, gave a dance for
her committee at her rome. 346 West
Seventy-first street, on Wednesday eve-
ming. Besides Mrs. Florence Foster Jen-
kins, president and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
wardo Mario, there were present Miss
Mary Louis johnson. Mr.. Gordon Peters
and the others OF the committee. Miss
Georgle Portfolio. Miss Maria Elias.
Miss Marion Smith. Miss Anna Curry.
Miss Florence Bisbee, Miss Corisande
Carter. Miss Peggy Dunston. Miss Beat
rice, Van Saun, Mr., Maurice kaufman.
Mr. Charles Paradise and DIR. G. Mari
ante.
The Manhattan Matinee Club, Mrs.
Frank II. Scardefield. president, held Its
regular monthly meeting on Monday at
the Waldorf-Astoria. Philanthropic
work for the new year was discussed
under the leadership OF Mrs. Edward
Pickering Fay. treasurer OF the fund.
The members reviewed Whispering
Wires" the play recently attended by
the club. The afternoons program was
followed by an Informal card party, for
which the chairman, Mrs. George Kup-
frian, provided suitable prizes. The
club gave a luncheon on Wednesday nj
the Waldorf-Astoria. The special