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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05
Illinois Women Here
Will Honor Lincoln

The Society Of Illinois Women in New
York, Mrs. Thomas Slack. president, are
preparing to commemorate the birthday
OF Abraham Lincoln by having lunch
con and afternoon entertainment on
Monday. February IS. at the Hotel Aston.
The two Chicago clubs will bo the guests
of the Illinois Society. making the sec
ond ''three-in-one" gathering OF these
clubs. A reception will precede the
luncheonA at 1880 +. NJ. The decora-
tions. souvenirs. place cards and pro-
gram have been arranged emblematic
OF the State Of Illionis. Many former
Illinois people. guests of honor. will in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. George Grey Barnard.
DR.. and Mrs. John III. Finley. Comptrol-
Ter and Mrs. Charles l.. Craig. The
principal speaker of the afternoon will
be DIR. Finley. Comptroller Craig. Mr..
Barnard and others viii give talks on
Lincoln and Illinois. Mildred Holland
will read DR.. Liebfreeds Eyes Of Lin
coin" Musical selections will include
soprano solos by Mrs. James II. Griffiths.
The committee of arrangements for
the luncheon includes Mrs. w. f. Hessel.
Mrs. Henry Amerman. Mrs. Fl. IL.
Charles, Mrs. NJ. ]. Smart. Mrs. Kathe-
Mrs. Theophilus ID. Hilton. Mrs. J.. w.
Seeligsberg, Mrs. Alexander Z. Verne
burg. Mrs. Henry Marshall Omsted.
Mrs. Il. Il. Thul, Mrs. NJ. Louise Rimes
and Mrs. John Joseph Macdonald.
The Theater Club, Mrs. George May
nard Clyde president. held its annual
dinner dance In the Hotel Astor, on
Tuesday evening under the chairman
ship of Mrs. Walter w. Griffith. About
three hundred members and guests were
present. Among the speakers in brief
after dinner program weree Mr.. J. We'll
lington Wack, who gave word about
the Little Theater movement; Mrs. Wal
ter Comfy, president Of the New York
STATE Federation OF women's Clubs
Mrs. John II. Parker, honorary presi-
dent Of the Theater Club Miss Ruth
Helen Davis (Mrs. C. ii. Archibald)
who recitcd poem. and Miss Dagmar
Perkins, founder Of the Society for
the Improvement of American Speech.
Other guests of honor were Mime. Kath-
arine Won Klenner. DIR. c. III. Archibald
and Mrs. Alexander Crouch. Mr.. Wal
ter w. Griffith. as master OF ceremonies,
distributed favors TO the guests--toy
balloons and gay paper caps. Stream
ers of confetti and many-hued spot
lights during the dances created a car
nival atmosphere.
The next card party OF the Theater
Club will be held at the Hotel Astor on
Tuesday at o'clock. The chairman Is
Mrs. ]. s. Tanner.
Officers Of the State Fedcraoon were
among the many guests of honor OF
the Minerva Club. Mrs. Howard Mac
Mutt president, on Monday at the jan
uary luncheon in the Waidorf-Astoria.
Also Miss Anna Mcintyre. the only
American woman decorated with the
Legion Of Honor. and Miss Estelle
Banks, 50 years old, who read some OF
her poems In addition to the regular
program, presented by the chairman OF
the day. Miss Jennie Slater.
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Artists to Stage
Playlets at Ball
of the Fine Arts
Dance to Be Given for Benefit
of Students in Painting, Ar
chitecture and Sculpture.

The fourth Ball Of the Fine
ARTS" in the Hotel Astor on
February 16 is to be one Of the
unique events of the season. The spon-
sors have decided to break away from
formal character, and follow the gen.
eral scheme of the famous bal des
Quatres Arts" of Paris. Four architec-
tural booths or ateliers will be designed
and decorated by Messrs. Arthur Ware
II. Cothout Milliken, Henry Daven-
port, Frederick c. Hirons, ]. IT. Freed
lander. ]. Rowland Smith. Auguste L
Noel, William Lamb and other well
known architects. An illustrators
booth will be designed by Mr.. Jack
Sheridan. and painters booth by a
well known painter. The publishers
will be represented by an amusing
stunt" devised by Mr.. George Put
nam and Mr.. George Chappell. The
Actors Equity will lave a carrousel
and the Architectural League will
stage a performance which is prom
ised by the committee to be one of the
thrills" of the ball.
other features are to be small cafee
surrounding the ballroom. designed and
decorated by Messrs. Raymond Hood
and c. b. Falls. From them the guests
will view the festivities.
The ball Is given by the Society OF
Beaux Arts Architects for the benefit
OF students in painting. architecture
and sculpture of the Beaux Arts Insti-
ture of Design. Tickets and reserva-
lions for cafe tables may be obtained
from Mr. Kenneth M. Murchison, 10l
Park avenue and Mr.. Harry Allan
Jacobs, GA East Fifty-fifth street
Among the patronesses arc Mines
Henry Davenport. Jay Gould. George
II. Baker, Jr., and Newbold Leroy
Edgar. Miss Elsie DeWolfe and Mines
Sidney Fish, Oliver Hartman, Fred-
erick c. Hirons, CRATER III. Pyne, Ken.
meth M. Murchison, William X. Van
derbilt and Harry Payne Whitney
Members OF the literary, dramatic, ar
chitectural and painting professions will
be represented.
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Little Mothers Aid
Euchfe Tomorrow

a benefit bridge snd euchre will be
given tomorrow afwrnoon at the Hotel
Nc Alpin under the auspices Of Auxiliary
No. 81 the Little Mothers Aid Asso-
ciafion. Mira Henry ID. Lloyd IN presi-
deat % the auxiliary and Mrs. Bond
Stow honorary president. whiic Mrs
Clarence Burns a. president Of the as
soclAtiop. Among those who have taken
tables Cor Tomorrow are che Mines
John ~ Iudge. Ncimer Hauiberg. oliver
Reals. Theodore Conoilv. William y.
Gallo calender A. ]. Worsdeil. IT. n.
weining. v. l. Sto,ts. II. "a. Reed.
samuel Jarvis. George T. Fisher and
George Brand There viii be a prize for
each table.
m. National Society Descendants OF
Michigan Pioneers celebrated the ad-
mission OF the state into the Union
with a luncheon at the homo OF the
president. Mrs Stanley Lyman Otis. on
Thursday afternoon. The State colors.
yellow and blue. were used In the decora-
lions. with violets and danodils- The
society viii give a musicale and dance
on February "a at the homo OF Mrs.
smith Adams Whitfield, 25 West Tenth
street The other officers are Mrs.
Elizabeth Custer and Mrs. James Camp
bell of Grand Rapids. Mich. honorary
icc-presidents. Mrs. 81 A. whitfield.
vice-president. Mrs. Roy X Moulton.
historian Mrs. Albert Wesley. recording
secretary Mics Florence whitfield. cor
responding secretary: Mrs. Harold
Long. assistant historian. and Miss
Jennie Slater. registrar. Greetings wero
rAyeived from members In kansas.
Michigan and Massachusetts
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Lecture Proceeds to
Go for Scholarship

An event of unusual interest will be
the lecture on the present condition OF
Russia and Its effect upon her interna-
tional relations. by M. Andre Kalpasch-
nikoff. Russian diplomat and author.
The lecture Is the last of five rIfeure
Joyeuse Afternoons under the auspices
OF the Book Committee on Children's
Libraries, and will take place Friday,
February II. at 3 o'clock at the Plaza
Hotel. The proceeds OF this lecture will
be given TO children's librarian
scholarship for France.
Among the subscribers for the series
OF afternoons are Mrs. Hamilton Fish
kean, Mrs. Nicholas Brady. Mrs. J..
Horace Harding. Mrs. J. s. Larkin, Mrs.
Henry M. Tilford. Mrs. Finley J. Shep-
ard, Mrs. Wesley Watson. Miss Julia
Ryle, Mrs. Joseph Clendenin, Mrs.
Robert u. Tod, Mrs. Everett Macy, Mrs.
Henry ID. Esterbrook, Mrs Herbert l..
Satterlee, Mrs. George Maxwell, Mrs.
William T. Fahnestoclx, Mrs. William l..
Garvin. Mrs. William v. Hoffman. Mrs.
Frederic van Lennep, Mrs. Charles III.
Ferry. Mrs. Ira Barrows, Mrs. q. Temple
Bowdoin, Mrs. George u. Barron, Mrs.
William A. Jamison, Mrs. Edwin Gould.
Mrs. James r. Lilley.
Cards OF admission are 81 and may
- NSe"hSH ~ WAatihS u Nhlot v. W.
How, executive secretary, 6s9 Madison
avenue. New York. or may be secured
at the door.
Portia Club. OF the City OF New York.
Inc. Mrs. Edward Allen Albright. presl-
dent. VIII celebrate its twenty-first an
niversary by giving a luncheon on Sat
urday, February rs, at the Hotel Astor.
There will be n reception AZ IL 80, fol-
lowed by luncheon. and the entertain
ment feature of the afternoon will be
the presentation OF the court scene
from THE Merchant of Venice" by
members of the club, under tho direction
of Miss Mildred Holland.
The study class of tho New York
Browning Society met Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Douglas Fenwick. 30t
West Ninety-first street, with Miss Clara
I. Colburne, the leader.
The next opens meeting OF the society
is scheduled for Wednesday, in charge OF
the art committee. with Mrs. George NJ.
Cowllshaw, chairman. Tho poem AN
drca del Sarto" will be read by Mrs. Mae
Fowler Gillian. the Rev. william j. Daw-
son OF Newark, N. j., will give the prin-
cipal address. and Mrs. Kate Upson
Clark will read the discussion. The
music Of the afternoon will be given by
Miss Daisy jean. ccllist. with Miss Wis
we'll at the piano. Mrs. william l..
Weight, the president, will preside.
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Beethoven PatrOneSS
Dance February %

Beethoven Society, Nine. Aida Tanlni
Tagliavia president. will give Its fourth
afternoon musicale on Saturday at the
Hotel Plaza. The artists will be Ber-
nard Kugel, violinist Miss Sara Frank.
pianist, and quartet consisting OF
Miss Beatrice Bloom. soprano: Miss
Alice Louise Mertens, contralto; Joseph
Matthew. tenor and Earl Tuckerman.
bass. Dancing will follow the program.
The clubs next patroness dance viii.
be held on Feb % and the next concert
will be in April, when an unusually In
teresting program will be given under
tho direction of Howard Barlow.
On Thursday Nine. Tagliavia enter
tanned the choral members at her home.
SO West Seventy-fourth street. with a
reception and tea. Musical vocal num-
bers were given by some OF the choral
members.
The Chicago Club, Mrs. Frederick J..
MacIsaac president. will hold its annual
card party on Wednesday, Feb. Is, at
the Hotel Pennsylvania. There will be n
prize for each table, and tickets may be
obtained from Mrs. f. J. Woulfe, Hotel
Commodore, or any member Of the club.
The club held q meeting on Tuesday
last at the Waldorf-Astoria with Mrs.
w. T. Dillon as chairman of the day.
Mr.. Herbert w. Coollingwood of Hope
Farms spoke of "Civics," and Miss Ann
Calisher, dramatic soprano, sang two
groups of songs. accompanied by Berthe
Nanny. The guests of honor were Mrs.
Herbert Collingwood and Mrs. Horace
Healy. both Of whom gave short talks.
DR.. Charles II. Fl. Farnsworth of Co
lumbia University will speak on Music
in the School and Home at the next
session of the Parents Society OF Miss
Sylvia J. Marks's school on Tuesday
evening. Feb. IA. Miss Sara Core will
sing folk songs.
Mrs. Anna Mae White will hold her
next soiree dansant at the Hotel Plaza
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Inc regular lnuilItiy IncttiH6 VI tHe
Daughters of Alabama of New York
will be held on Tuesday afternoon at
the Hotel Aston.
The Bel Canto Musical Society. Mrs.
Charles g. Braxmar president. will
give an afternoon musicale and dance
on Saturday, February IL, at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. Nine. Rosa Raisa, So
prano, and Mr.. Giacomo Rimini, tenor
of the Chicago Opera. also Nine. Au-
relia Arimondi. formerly of the Ham
merstein Opera will be among the
guests of honor. Mr.. Adamo Didur,
basso of the Metropolitan Opera, will
sing operate arias. The other artists
will be Max Gegna, cellist. just returned
from a tour with Nine Tetrazzini, and
Miss Lynette Gottlieb. pianist, who
makes her debut soon at Carnegie Hall.
Miss Anne Wolcott and Miss Lynette
Gottlieb will be the accompanies. The
society was organized to help poor but
telented musical students. Lazar S.
Samoiloff is the musical director and
founder The reception committee in
cludes Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage. Mrs
Lou Axt. Mrs. Charles Baker. Mrs
George Bernard. Mr.. Martin r. Corbett
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Eagle Mrs
Charles Enge, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Hill
ton. Mrs. Maurice Holt Miss Dorothy
Kelly. Mrs. Henry Kreuter, Mrs. George
A. Lavelle, Mrs. Katherine A. Martin.
Mrs. Richard Rodriguez Mr. Irving Ross
and Mrs. Burnet Wenman. :
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Pictures and Music
For Sorosis Social

sorosis viii hold SIS February social
day tomorrow at the Waidorf-Astoria
q will be under the chalrmanship OF
Nrs Emmeline ". ". Condlct OF the
COMMITTEES on science The instructive
program viii be followed by motion
pictures Of Life In China" by Mr..
Ralph A. Ward. There viii also be mu-
bicai numbers.
Tho annual card party Of the Govern
fncnt CLUB. Mrs. George L. Owens pres
sadent, viii be hid at the Hotel Penn
srfvania on February IA. Mrs. J. II.
McDongai will be chairman and will be
assisted by Mrs. Howard w. sullivan
and Mira. MinOs "a Murray.
The club meeting win be held co.
morrow At the Hotel Astor. when the
npeekers will be Bird 3 Coler. Commits
eloner Of the Department OF Public Wei
rnre. and Miss Annie Mathews, first
woman Register OF the County Of New
York DIR. Henry Clay Risner viii speak
or the supreme need Of the hour.
The meeting OF ths First District Of
90 New York State Federation Of
rTomen's Clubs was held on Tuesday a,
sho Hotel AAtor. Mrs Harry Lilly was
chairman.
Under tho auspices Of the Italian IN.
r. ncoIleeiafe Association a ball Will be
given on saturday evening ~ the Hotel
rntmore for the benefit Of It's scholar
Fdsip fund. The Italian Collegiate Az
ercIation Ia composed ~ students of
various colleges and universities 81 New
York city who are Interested IN things
nsalian. and On the promotion of closer
fnteiiectuai relationship between italy
and the United StateA The ball VIII
~ under tho patronage % ccrnnendsfofe
RI. v. Bernardo. Royal italian Consul
General al New York Mrs. Bernard
nfiss Marnheritn he vecchi. Mrs. John
4 Frcschi. Mira Jules Bache. Mrs. George
Louis Peer Afrs Edward y. breitunr
Mrs James Byrne. Mrs George VI
Baker. Jr, Mrs. Dlulio uattisCasnz1a,
ATrs. william oaagcnheim, Miss Olive
johnson. Mrs. Paul ID. Crayath. Mrs
Louis A. Naicnte. Mrs. Alfred n smith.
Mrs. John Drake. Miss Mary Tiurchell
afrs. Joseph Cerl ana Mrs. Vladimir
elmkhovitch.
Athene club. Mira katherine A. Mar
tfn. president. heid 90 Fcbruary lunch
son on Thursday ~ the Wai1urf-AE.
tcrla. The guests 81 honor we're pr. and
Airs Eugene Del Mar, Mrs Jonn "a
Echaeffcr. Mrs. = Christophsr MARKS
and Mrs. william baldwin Smith "a
The club viii have ita Second card party
[. or February 10 wifh Mira Edward Ep-
ntesn - chairmah
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Euterpe Club Will Have
Luncheon wednesday

The Eutcrpe Club. Mrs Aiclnous Rer
con Janison president. save y iarW4
card party Thursday afternoon A. the
Hotel Asior. Among thoso Who had
tables were Mrs. Thomas &. Cook. Mrs.
Albert schacfcr, Mrs. Mary y BARKER.
Mrs. J. Il. Vidal. Mrs. James Moran.
Mrs Alfred Nicholson. Mrs. Frank Y.
Liant. Mrs. Charles r. fIaviiand. Mrs
Charles stoneham. Mrs A. Fauth and
! Mise Ida Judson. Mrs Liant was chair.
man OF the games
Euterpe will have a luncheon on
"wednesday followed by matinee party
20 see The Chocolate soldier 90 ths
Century Theater.
On 1incoln's Birthday the club VIII
have a luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria
followed byeinusc and cards. u will
he gentlcmen's day. and a number Of
prominent men have been invited "a
guests OF honor. Interesting short talks
will be feature at the luncheon.
This Professional Womans League
Mrs Russell Bassctt. president held a
''Ket together" day at the leagues
rooms. 144 West ETfty-hfth street. on
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Permanent Shop
for Charity Makes
An Appeal for Aid
Contributions of Anything
Salable Acceptable to
the Management.
the combined efforts
of officers and directors of six

THRoUGH the combined efforts
of officers and directors of six
philanthropic and charitable
institutions a permanent shop called
the Nearly New Shop las been
opened at 913 Eighth avenue, and even
in its short existence Of ten days it
has proved to be a neighborhood in
stitution, as there are daily customers
from that section who always make
a purchase. An appeal is made by
the managers Of TIE shop for anything
salable and articles will be received
there any time, or If is not possible to
deliver them line dropped to Mrs.
William Barbour at IL West Fifty
third street, or to Mrs. William c.
Peyton at 800 Park avenue, will find
them ready to send their cars to COL
lect contributions.
The organizations that have COM
bined for the venture are the Madison
Avenue Exchange for Women's Work,
the New York Diet Kitchen Association,
the Bloomingdale Day Nursery, the
"ribside Committee of the Babies Hos
u, the st. Agnes Day Nursery and
e Berkshire Industrial Farm. Already
there have been contributions to the
shop from some of the prominent dry
goods firms and all goods are sold at a
moderate rate. There is a wide choice
ranging from the useful to the orna-
mental. with clothing for men, women
and children. books, household goods,
pictures and jewelry to choose from.
Mrs. George Orvis is chairman az Nle
executive committee and her main mid
Is Mrs. Chauncey Kerr. Every day
there win be in charge a committee rep
resenting the various organizations.
Among those who are actively interested
are Mines. George Ethridge, Charles
Carscallen. Frederic S. Battershall, Ira
Barrows, William A. Jamison, Angus
tus jay, Rita M. Lydig, Rober- r. Liv-
ingston. Albert Wiggin. Auguste j. Cor
der, d. Hunter McAlpin. Jr., John ID.
Ryan, Arson r. Flower. John L. berwind,
William 4. Dewart. William l.. Brown
Ing. Walker ID. Hines. Charles M. New
combe. Reuel b. Kimball, Mai land +.
Griggs. Martin vogei. Benjamin Nicoll
Samuel Carter. Seth Millilken, Thomas
Denny, James ID. Voorhees,, Thomas Di-
mond, Ernest Fiagg, John III. Sprague
George Roberts. Henry Spadope and
Henry A. Caesar.
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ROUND OF EVENTS TO ABSORB INTEREST OF WOMEN'S

trict, two years as director and one
year as chairman OF the membership
committee.
The successor OF Mrs. Comfy will be
elected at the next convention or the
federation In New York city In October
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Marquette Club Ball
To Aid Civic Forum

The Marquette Club Is looking for
ward to its midwinter ball on Wednes-
day evening at the Hotel Plaza. 1t Is
given for the purpose OF raising funds
to carry on the work OF the clubs civic
forum, in which questions affecting the
public welfare are discussed from time
to time by we'll known men and women.
Mr.. Paul A. Cullinan Is chairman of
the committee on arrangements. with
Miss Marion l.. Mahoney as vice-chair-
man. They win be assisted by Mrs
Ambrose O'Connell, Mrs. William f.
Little. Mrs. Henry Heide. Jr., Misses
Clare Conway. Kathleen Kelly. Kath-
crime Blake. Marjorie Cremin. Dorothy
Fick!nger. Catalina Gibbs. Veronica
Maxwell. Mary L. Mulry. Dorothy NJ.
Scully, Sally McKenna, Elizabeth
Murphy. Ada Slevin. Kay Slevin, Char
lotte Schneider, Rita Doody and Messrs.
Henry AitlSin, Jr, Francis J. Caravan,
J. Edward Davey. f. T.. Fonseca, Jr..
Roger ]. Heisler, John J. Helmus. Rob-
ert p. Husey, Walter w. Keenan,, r.
]. McEntegart, William r. McManus
J. Louis Meyer. Matthew d. O'Connell.
Jr, Jack Scanlon, Henry A Thelluson.
j.. Arthur Carter. Vincent Carr, Daniel
A. Cullinan, John T. Egan and Arthur
N. McArdle.
The club will have one OF its talks
affecting national welfare tomorrow
evening at the Hotel Plaza. Mrs Renee
Brown will be the speaker. and with the
aid OF slides and motion pictures will
describe the conditions prevailing at
present In Mexico. Last winter the
subject was discussed by Henry Lane
Wilson. United States Ambassador to
Mexico. from political and economic
standpoint. United States Senator
William M. Calder VIII speak on "The
Problems at Washington" on Feb. IL
and Secretary Wallace will be the
speaker on March IL.
Miss Content Johnson. of 200 West
Fifty-seveuth street gave a tea for
more than one hundred guests on Tues
day. Mrs. Thomas O'Kane presidsd at
the tea table.
Her guests included Col. ana Mrs.
G. Elliot Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Vernon Ledoux. Mrs Benjamin Harri-
son, Mrs. Philip M. Lydg, Mrs. Van
Lcnnep. Mrs. Henry Willard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton Holmes, Mrs. Charles S.
Whitman, Mrs. Edgar Speyer. Mr..
Adolph Lewisohn. Mrs. Thayer Iaccacl,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry X. Hadley. Mr..
William Gillette, Mr.. and Mrs. Childe
Hassam. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Booth
Grossman. the Rev Percy S. Grant,
Mrs William NJ. Chase and Mrs. Otis
Skinner.
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Bridge Benefit for
". Y. Cooking School

An auction bridge tournament for the
benefit OF the New York Cooking School
will be held next Thursday afternoon al
the Ambassador. and among inducements
for playing will be parterre box al
the Metropolitan Opera. Mrs. James
Lowell Putnam Is president Of the
school, Mrs. Francis de H. Wissmann,
vice-president Mrs. G. Blair Mitchell,
treasurer, and Mrs. George Roosevelt.
secretary.
Among those who have secured tables
or seats are Mines. Adrian Iselir,, Co
iambus Old. Iselin, III. Fairfield Osborn,
j. Nelson Borland, E. Henry Hartman,
Walter II. James and Hamilton Fish.
Tables ut $40 each and single seats at
IS each may be obtained from the school
az 15s East Sixty-dirst street.
John b. Andrews, secretary OF the
American Association for Labor Legis-
latlon. will speak on Unemployment
Prevention" on Wednesday night at the
monthly dinner meeting of the New
York League of Business and Profess
sionai Women. Mrs. Rosale Loew
whitney. member Of the Industrial
Board OF the Department Of Labor, New
York state. will speak on Work OF tho
Industrial Board in Unemployment"
Miss Margaret Sangster poet and maya
zine writer. will be the guest of honor
Announcements will be made at this
meeting OF the new classes in dancing,
swimming and skating, as well az those
M paychoanalysis
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A musical and dramatic afternoon will
be given by the Verdi Club. Mrs. Flor
ence Foster jenkins, president. on Fri
day az the Waldorf-Astoria- Tho Min
iaturc." a one act play by Walter Firth,
will he produced under the direction OF
ST. Clair Bayfield, for tho first time In
this country. II was originally pro-
duccd by Sir George Alexander and had
long run at the 81. James Theater,
London. Those In the cast are Catherine
Sayro ("Madras House") 81. Clair Bay
field ("Buildog Drurlmond'). Miss Win
fired tombstone (''The Jewett Piayers''),
George Riddeii 1.-THE Dover Road").
A feature OF the musical program will
be the introduction Of the Verdi Club
Trio, whose members are Mozello Ben
nett. violin Flavie Van den Hendc,
cello. and Rosaiic Heller Klein. piano.
A number OF guests of honor. promi-
viii receive with the president and Of
ficers OF the club during the reception
which will follow tho program.
Mrs. John III. Booth OF Piattsburg
has been put forward by the womens
civic League OF Piattsburg as n can
didate for president OF the New York
State Federation OF Women's Clubs to
succeed Mrs Walter s. Comfy. who
now heads that organization.
Mrs. Booth Is now first vice-presldent
OF the federation and is one OF the best
known club women IN the State. For
tho last seven years she has been \
state leader. She served for two years
az district chairman for the Fourth dis
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Monday. Mrs. j. NJ. Carples was chair
man. Tea was served at O'clock.
Card parties are held every Monday
evening in the leagues rooms under the
Craftsmanship of Mrs. Ben Hendricks.
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The regular monthly meeting OF the
Daughters of Alabama OF New York
will be held on Tuesday afternoon at
the Hotel Astor
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Six pieces, glazed and decorated-full size
bed, vanity case, bench, chair, x<o/
room table and night table. 1911
rs illustrated sboye.