The New York herald., 1922-12-10


Additional tickets may be obtained OF
the chairman. Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards,
at her home, 1872 West Eleventh street
The Fresh Air Fund for Adults ano
Elderly People Mrs. Angelique v. orr
president, will give charity card party
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the
Hotel Astor. This will be the organiza-
tion's largest affair Of the season ana
Mrs. Orr urges all members to be pres
ent and bring their friends or any one
Interested in the good work. Tne prileA
will be theater tickets. prize being CIV
on for each table. The hostesses 0. 'ns
~ asternoon will be Mrs. Orr, Mrs. ). ~
S.ausn,an Mrs. A. Andujar and Mrs. .
S. Toback.
Mrs Frederick c. Hodgdon. preSoen'
os the Woman's Municipal League. P.e
sided at it's annual luncheon az 'he Tos
Asto,. on Thursday About 20O men am
,,,ou,ar were present. Prof. WhliaI.
St,,r MYERS of Princeton UniVersitS
ave an address on 1.-THE Effect OF I'm.
,,,isration on American Citizensiip.
Among those present at the spean.
table were the directors OF tno
Mrs. Frederick Lee Ackerman. ,S &
Richard Aldcrofft, Mrs. iow"sS a..
Scudder. Mrs Charles NJ Housh' va
Edward G. Nellis. Mrs Malcollu Ms
r,age Mrs. John kirkland clark. MIs
Irsar,. Cobb. Mrs Julius Henry
Cahan Mrs. George p. Coolidge. MIS-
Norman s. Dixie. Mrs. Percy Jacssor'
Miss Florence King, Mrs. Howard "
Myers. Mrs. Laurent Oppenneim. Mrs
ESward S. Van Zile, Mrs. Thomas o.
Wells Mrs. Charles Mallory Wiilia,ns
Mrs Henry A. Wise and Mrs. Mar.vn
Rooth Kelley, field secretary Oh 'h'
league. o.rcn de.
nartment for the study OF immgra.ion
iuiteracy and feeble mindedness
thew affect New York city was discusseu
at the luncheon. A list or DOCKS nas
been compiled for the benetit Oh ens
members of this new department.
list will be supplemented moh.hIS ~
a additional material. Included IN tne
S,st ara the writings Of Henry Pratt
E.;rchiIa and Prescott f. Hall on I'M
,,,irr.tion J. r. Commons's Races ana
Imrirrants in America" Henry Heroert
Goddard's "Efficiency and Levels OF IN
telligence" and John Daniels's 'America
via the Neighborhood."
THE Educational Auxiliary or the
Leaks and Watts Orphan House. Mrs.
John n. Griesel president, will hold It's
semi-annual meeting on Tuesday AFTER
noon at the Hotel Astor. The speaFer
will he the Rev. David James Burrell.
n d.. IL. D., minister of the Marble
Co,,egiate Church and trustee OF the
ornhan house. Short addresses VIII also
he made by Miss Mary Garrett HaN
vice-nresident OF the auxiliary; MRS.
Elmer Blair and Mrs. Harry Lilly. al-
rectors. and Mr.. Albert s. McClain4
superintendent On Thursday the presi-
dent. Mrs Griesel. will represent the
auxiliary at the luncheon TO De given
at the I,eake and Watts Orphan House
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gould
and Mr.. and Mrs Finley J. Shepard
This will be followed at O'Clock py
the dedication Of the new cottages ana
the ceremony Of blessing the hearth
stone" which will be participated IN
by members of the board Of trustees, IN
Guiding the Rev. Caleb r. Stetson. rec
tor of Trinity Church. Stuyvesant FISH
the Rev. Howard Duffield. Richard
Delafield and all members OF the edu-
cational auxiliary. The Romper Brigaoe
under the direction Of Miss Elsie r,
Rogers. which meets at the home OF the
president semi-monthly. has completed
many garments for the children, the
materials for which have been gener-
ously donated. The two clubs' organ
ized by the children of the house. had
a party recently which was attended by
the directors OF the educational auxil-
iary.
LIE Lyceum Societe des Femmes de
France New York held its meeting at
the waldorf-Astoria on December z.
Prof. Raphael D'Amour talked on
"I.'Eloquence de la Chaise," giving spe-
cial mention to Bossuet and Massillon
The Rev. Christian Reisner, a guest OF
honor. told of some Of his personal
"reminiscences Of the late Col. Theodord
Roosevelt. Mrs. Laure b. Prisk,
Mother of Flag Day" addressed the
audience on the subject Of the French
and American flags. and Miss Esther
Malmrose, accompanied by Miss Ruth
carlmark. contributed several songs
lie Salon will be held at the home
of the president. Nine. Carlo Poiifeme
on December 21. lie Lezard' will b,
played by Miss Georgina McDermot'
and Miss Carolina Boschini. Music will
be rendered by talented artists.
Loyal Workers" Mrs. Boyd L. Del
bridge president, win give a card party
tomorrow at the Hotel McAlpin for th'
benefit of Sunnyside Farm, summer
home for tuberculous children.
The Chicago woman's Club. Mrs. l.
w. seeligsberg president will meet to
morrow at the Hotel Astor. The occa'
sion viii be presidents day. and amonl
the club presidents who have arranged
to attend are Mrs. Richard M. Chapman
of the City Federation OF Women''
Clubs, Mrs. Theodore Hardy, Mrs. Harry
III. Thomas. Mrs George M. Clyde. Mrs
Rudolf Binder. Mrs. Leon Fisher. Mrs
w. j. Hancock and Mrs. Mildred Manly
Easton. The club will have matinee
party on Tuesday.
on Thursday the National Opera Club
Mme Katharine Evans Won Klennei
founder and president. gave a card part,
at the waldorf-Astoria. There was ar
operatic performanceh before the games
The card scene from Carmen" was
given by Nine. Grace Bradley. who sans
the title role; Helen Devonia. who wa:
Frasquitd, and Georgia McNally. whc
took the part OF Mercedes. Romualdc
Sapio was conductor. After songs by
Mr.. Townsend Aheern. barytone. and q