The New York herald., 1922-03-26

entertaining IN a small ln1orfnai way
with teas, receptions. card and theater
parties.
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell will entertain
at luncheon on Tuesday ut the Hotel
Astor in honor OF Mrs. Il. Bassford
Schmalholz. The luncheon will be fol-
lowed by cards in charge OF Mrs. A.
w Wendell and Mrs. Richard Denbigh.
Mrs Frank G. Cochran will give a
theater party tomorrow night, fol-
lowed by supper at the Hotel Astor,
and Mrs. James A. Hanley will enter
tain at bridge tomorrow afternoon at
the Waldorf Astoria.
Mrs. Lincoln Rogers and Mrs. Emma
Seaman will entertain the board OF
governors of the New York Mozart
Society on Thursday at dinner and
astcrward take them to the opera.
Under the auspices of the Guardian
r'others OF Pleasantville a bridge party
viii 10 given on Wednesday at the
Waldcrf-Astoria.
The sewing meetings OF the board
o. managers of the Darrach Home for
Ga'ppled Children on Monday afternoons
- tho home OF Mrs. Thomas Willard,
= Riverside Drive. are largely attended
The members are busy making gar
ilcnts for their little charges.
The annual dance of the Omega Beta
1H fraternity will he held at the Wal
6orf-Astoria on Friday evening.
Miss Katharine Whitmarsh. daughter
e Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Whitmarsh,
WI sail for Spain on Saturday. She
II be accompanied by Mrs. Perry Tiff
fay Mrs. Whtmarsh gave a dinner
prrty for her daughter last week at the
Irgtel Plaza.
The Junior class of Adelphi College
will hold its annual prom" on April
- at the Hotel Plaza. On the COM
Inittee In charge are the Misses Helen
Toyle, Eliza beth Cash. Florence Gra-
ham. Sylvia Bregstein, Dorothy Michen-
fielder. Helen Ramley and Grace Ranger
with Miss Mildred Wright as chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Plummer Holman
of thu Hotel Ashton will soon sail for
Y T'entsn. China. where they will remain
~eral years. Mrs Holman was Miss
'drcd Elizabeth CostiGan. daughter Of
Nicholas avenue. Her wedding took
place early in February.
Athenc clrb, Mrs. katherine A. Mar
tin president held its third and last
card party Of the season on Monday
Ut the Waldorf Astoria. Mrs. Edward
I7pstean was chairmn of the day. The
club will have its annual business meet
ing and election Of officers on April g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schaefer who
have been spending the winter at their
country place. "BroadlaWn." at Green
wich Conn. have been in town for
few days and are stopping at the Hotel
Lorraine.
For the benefit OF the Riverside Day
Nursery recital was given by Daniel
Wolf. pianist, and Walter Mills, barry
tone. on Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Robert Hutchns McNall. 130
West Seventy-fourth street. The recital
was followed by reception and tea.
Receiving with Mrs McNall was Mrs.
Jackson, president OF the nursery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ringing returned
few days ago on their private car from
Florida. They we're accompanied by
their guests, Mrs. Heppenheimer. wife
Of Judge Heppenheimer of Tenafy. and
Mrs. L. c. Wallick. Mr.. and Mrs. Ring
ling are at present at their country home
at Alpine, n. j., on the Palisades.
Mrs. Clement f. Dunbar OF SIS Park
avenue. who has been at Atlantic CNy
for several weeks. has left there for
Orlando Beach. Fla. where she will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hop
kins.
turned from California and are at the
Hotel Lorraine. where they will remain
until they sail for Europe 10 spend tho
summer. Mr. and Mrs Iaccac were
married recently in California. She was
Mrs Christian de Guigne. Jr.. Of Bur
llngame. and is the daughter OF Mrs.
William Delaware Nelson and sister OF
FELTON, B. Elkins. the playwright
Mrs. Simeon Ford and Miss Lauren
Ford have returned TO New York from
Palm Beach, where they spent several
weeks at the Everglades Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick r. wads-
worth. who are at Palm Beach. have
been Joined by Mrs Wadsworth's daugh-
ter. Miss Elisa Hackett. a student at
the Bennett School. who has gone South
for her spring holiday. Mr.. and Mrs.
wadsworth will return to New York
early next month and open their coun-
try home at Irvington-on-the-H Hudson.
In the summer they will go 20 Nan
tuckct.
Mrs. William H. Boardman has gone
to Atlantic City for several weeks. She
IS accompanied by her daughter. Mrs.
Lawrence #. Peck.
\ number OF guests will accompany
Dr. Charles X. Edmunds on his visit TO
Albany and Schenectady this week. On !
Wednesday Dr. Edmunds viii speak on
Dynamic China" I'm Schenectady at tho |
invitation of Gerard Swope, president of
tho International Electric Corporation, |
and on Thursday on the invitation OF
State Commissioner OF Education Frank |
pierpont Graves and the regents OF tho |
University of the State of New York. |
he will give his lecture on Thirty |
Thousand Miles in China. Among those |
w Or. Edmund's party are Dr and Mrs |
Henry Clarke Coe, Mrs. George +. Kerr |
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hawke. Jr., Miss
chung OF Columbia University. Ma 500 |
representing the Chinese Government in |
this country, and Mrs. Ma 500 and Mr. |
George Chu.
Mr.. Robert A. Augustine gave a musi- |
crrc on Thursday evening at his home, |
122 West Seventy-eighth street. to the |
members OF the Riverside Musical Club, |