New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

the Waldorf Astoria "Wednesday Of
last week. the president, Mrs William
l.. Noght. in the chair. Mrs. George
NJ. Cow.ishaw was chairman Of thc day
The poem under consideration, Can
drea del Sarto, was read by Mrs. Mac
Fowler Gillian. The Rev Dr.. William j.
Dawson was the principal speaker Of
the afternoon. Miss Daisic Jean, eel
loist, played delightfully."- Intcrmczzo
fLalo), En- Bateau (Debussy). Al
legro Apassionato (Saint-Saens), ac-
oompanicd by Miss Wiswcl. Mrs. Kate
Cpson Clark led the discussion from
thc floor, each speaker being given
three minutes. The reception commit
tee for the dav was Mrs. Bernhardt
Wall, Mrs. John W. Lowell and Mrs.
Douglas Fenwick. chairman.
The National California Club will
hold its meeting Tuesday, at the Wal
dorf- Astoria. The program will be in
charge OF Mrs. Alfred Alexander
Hesse. who will present Miss Hilda
Spong. actress; Mrs. Thomas Grant
Springer. author; Miss Olivia Ger.
trude Hefron. soprano; Louis Jen-
mugs tenor; Miss Esther Rhodes, harp
ist. and Cosmo McMoon, pianist Mrs.
Thomas j. Nivien is president Of the
organization.
The New YORK. Fresh Air Fund, for
adults and elderly people. held an cleo
ton of officers on January 23. when
Mrs. Angelique Y. Orr was elected
pre- ident. Other officers elected were:
First vice president, Mrs. J. A. Gaus-
man; second Nice- president, Mrs. Franc
W. keiholz; third vice president. Mrs.
Chester d. Reed; fourth vicc-prc sdcnt.
Mrs. Charles +. Forester; fifth vice
president, Mrs. A. Andujar: recording
secretary, NJ. A. Coughlin; correspond.
ing secretary. Mrs. +. NJ. Williams;
treasurer, Mrs. J. p. McComb.
The Michigan Women in New York
Inc, Mrs. John J. Bush, president viii
give q tea and reception at the wal,
Gorf-Astoria, Tuesday, at 8 o'clock.
The guests Of honor will be the club
presidents, fifteen of whom have ac
cepted. Each president viii speak on
ncr experience as to the value of club
hic TO the individual The program
Nlil include vocal selections bv Mrs
Anderson Tiflin Herd and piano selec-
tons by George Del Morcl.
Proceeding the reception there will
De business meeting at 2 o'clock. with
monthly reports of the various com
mittecs
The Philanthropic Committee will
meet for the month of February a. the
Rome Of Mrs. Sydney Prescott. 9ll
Park Avenue
nc monthly dinner dance will be
held at the Clarendon. Broadway ana
l5oth Street. on Friday at o'c!ocl
kesc1Natens may he made of the
cha'rman of entertainment. Ms. Arm
CID Davis. 36d7 Roadway.
The Marquette Club win have as it,
guest of honor tomorrow cycninr Nv.
hcV. Joseph Fort Newton. minister oe
'nc Church OF thc Divine Paternity
wno Will deliver a lecture on "Marl,
iWaln, with whom he was closely o.
qualntod. Miss katherine Adeljne So
mers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A]her.
IL. N,cmeTs, Will add note Of music ia
IN" hour by tho rendition of \ croup
OF songs, accompanied by Miss Clare
Conway on the piano.
Chapter Ky. Of The Federation fo,
oniid Study h.s very interesting
social meeting d the home Of Mrs
hvman Werner, Of 26 West Eighty
flfth Street. on Thursday Dr.. Marion
a. henworthV, assistant director of tho
. VI Hhllurch Guidance, spoke
on On Mental Conflicts Of Children;
lhcir Relation to Conduct" The dis
cussion was followed by tea. Mrs. +.
Uanziger, Mrs. ". Ames. Mrs. B. Erns,
and Mrs. r. Simon assisted Mrs. Wer.
ner at the tea table.
On v cdnesday the federation had
the last of its lectures on the science
OF nations. DR.. Felix Adler spoke en-
Characteristics Of the American Peo-
pie and Their Influence on Education
in American
=, INC Government Club, Mrs. George
L. Owens, president. gave a card party
on tuesday at the Hotel Pennsylvania
NJ RS. D. +. McDougall was chairman.
Oh March 20 at the Hotel Astor the
club viii have an innovation. NOM.
ber's day. A splendid musical pro-
graz" mas been arranged hv the chair
man, Mrs. ". F. Nesscl.
The annual February ball Of the
tennessee Society in New York viii
'ake Place tomorrow night in the
y y ana na room OF the Hotel Plaza.
DANCING VIII begin at o'clock.
several numbers from "Carmen - snd
her famous Nabanera and the fan son~ nmr
4 EolAauldo Sapio was the accompanist.
me day was French Day. in honor
OF OF NINE. Caive and Nine. Carlo Poli-
feme, president OF lie Lyceum. who
presented the statue of Jeanne dare
recently erected in Meridian Park,
" ashlngton; also Presidents Day. 15o
presidents of the prominent women,s
clubs in the city being among the
guests Of honor. The ballroom was
decorated with French and American
fags: The Waldorf orche
FURNISHED the music for dancing, which
followed at the close Of the recital in !
the ballroom.
The second evening concert of the
:lub will be given on Tuesday evening.
february 2S, in the Grand Ballroom Of
he Waldorf at $3.50 o'clock The club
'horal of $50 voices, under the direc-
ION OF William Rogers Chapman, mu.
ical director, will sing Tn. assist
ng artists will be NJ; Louis Dornay,
enor. from the Royal Opera House,
'ovent Garden, London, who will make
is first New York appearance. Extra