New-York tribune., 1922-03-05
Burcll Loving Caai,
Is Gift TO Atl1eae
AT Its Anniversary
Specnhes and Music or
Program i'm Honor of the
Eighth Birthday Of Club;
Sorosis Election Is Set

The presentation Of loving cup In
memory OF the Right Rev. Charles
Sumner Burch, who was charter
member Of the Athcne Club, was the
feature of that organization'5 eighth
anniversary reception and luncheon,
held at the Waldorf Astoria on Thurs-
day. The cup was presented b. Dr.
Robert Bruce Clark, and w&a accepted
for the club by Mira. Katherine A.
Martin, the president.
The program Of speeches and music
wus one Of the most interesting pre-
aentcd by the club this season. Tic
speakers we're Francis A. Winslow,
Newton W. Gilbert, Jean II. Morris,
Annie Matthews, Dr.. Clark and Mrs.
Martin. A number OF songs were given
W Miss Allen, and Miss Mary Manior
rcad poems by Constance Maekay and
)catrice Herford Mrs, Martin was
'ha recipient Of many congratulations
md gifts Of Aowers.
The chairmen OF the var.ous COM
mittees in charge Of the affair ware
bcrn w. Williams, Mrs. Char.es +.
Lembke, Mrs. Samuel Fletcher HoYien-
der, Mrs. Alonzo p. Dayton, Mrg. Ed
ward Epsteau, Mrs. Dond Stow and Mrs.
George W. Beckel.
The annual election of Soroai3 viii
be held Tomorrow. The presida'it's
annual report will be presented during
the afternoon.
The hfty-sourth esnnivereary brcaI-
fast OF Sorosis viii be given at shc
Waldorf. Monday, March 20.
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Inc, Mrs. John Jay Dueh, president.
viewing the art treasured ir thc horne
OF ex-Ecnator William a. Clark, 962
Fifth Avenue. on Saturday.
The philanthycpic COMMITTEES "lll be
under the chairmanship Of Mrs. Gerson
COLLINS during March, snd VIII meet AZ
the home OF Mrs. X. L. Tyroslet, 80
West Seventy.seventh Street.
MRS. StoweIl Stebbins, chairman Of
the work at Fox Hills Hospital, has
sold scarts and fancy articles made by
the boys during the winter.
The board OF directors meeting VIII
be held at the home Of the president
March at $3.50 p. m.
The Southland Club, Mrs. Pheasant
Jordan CAN'T president. held It's regd-
lar meeting at the Waldorf Astoria Oh
Thursday. Mrs. ". s. Byay5, delegate
70 the City Federation, made report
Of Tie convention. Or. Henry Clay
Risner gave AN address Oh "The Su-
pYeme Need Of the Hour Miaa 10
hanna Col.n, inventor Of the .Eotola
,nusic system, b. which the power OF
musical Interpretation ~ developed,
demonstrated her work by httie sylvia
Blank, eight years old, and MoilIe Sci
din, ten years old.
Misc Aileen hamilton, dramatic read
e., gave society ,nopoogucs and Span
ish love songs aud Mrs. Robert NoT-is
Ireadwel and Miss Mary Thompson, OF
Brooklyn, gave fine sopeailo selections
Mrs. Henry Celo!d Ja!!an Was chair
man OF program.
The Manhattan Matinec Club, Mrs.
Frank H. Scardsheld acting president.
held it's monthly meeting on Monday
in the Waldorf Astoria.
Among the new members received
we're Mrs. Lester W. Bond, Mrs. George
knckerbockers Mrs. Walter +. Scarde'
field. Mrs. Robert Johnston, Mrs. vii.
lism Miles, Mrs. Ida N. Crowley and
Mrs. c. r. Maloney.
Letters from two American girls
who have been awarded scholarships
worc read; also a letter from the
Frenci. war orphan, the clubs proteeee.
On Wednesday, March 49, Mrs. =,
Wadsworth ". will be the hostess at
luncheon IN the Waldorf Astoria. She
l.as made arrangements for q large
number of members TO attend per
tormance OF Bulldog prummond"
after the luncheon.
4 regular meeting Of tho Society for
Political study, Mrs, Otto hahn, pres!~ !
dont. wss held at the Assor Tuesday
Mrs. Mortimer Menken Was
speaker OF the dsy. Current events
were given by Mrs. Louis Martin. Mas
X. G.. Moses, chairman OF the noln,na-
ting committee gave her report. Mrs. !
Belle dc Rivera and Mrs, Anna Gerls |
pease, formerly professor OF English in
University, were guests
OF honor.