New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
Criterion Society
Gives 10th Annual
Luncheon on FRIDAY
Mrs. l.. L. Hill, President. to
Greet Guests; Virginia So
cicty Forms Program for
Regular Monthly Meeting

The American Criterion Society. Nrs
Leonard L. Hill president, gives its
tenth annual luncheon netx Frday at
the Hotel Comm odorc.
Mrs. Hill Will greet the guests at =
reception in the foyer to the big bali.
room. Mrs. Albert Haustcttcr, who has
just returned from Palm Beach, head,
the reception committee. Those sory-
ing on the committee will be Mr.,
Thomas Pitman Spencer. Mrs. Jane
Fred Allen, Mrs. George w. Kavanaugb
Mrs. John II. Judge, Mrs. James
West, Mrs. Charles K. Thomas. Mrs
Hudson Parmelee Hose, Mrs. Cvru,
Townsend Brady, Mrs. Frederic Lin.
coin Kenney, Mrs. Frederick Andrew,
Bags, Mrs. Frank Keith Taylor, Mrs
Francis Murdock, Mrs. Albert II. CIea-
son. Mrs. Thomas j. Drummond, Ms
William II. Phelps, Mrs. Frank Merrill
Seamans, Mrs. william Smith Youag
Mrs. Alvi living Baldwin, Mrs. Frc9er;r
Wesley Sharp, Mrs. Albert Worthing-
ton Meisel, Mrs. Arthur Knowlson. Mrs..
Charles f. Bentley. Mrs. Arthur "
Corse and Mrs. William II. Gould.
Mrs. Margaret Weber, chairman of
music, has provided the program. Mis.
Helen York, soprano, will be the onlv
artist Of the afternoon.
The Virginia Society, Mrs. Frank
Murray Tench president, VIII hold its
regular monthly meeting at the Hotel
Vanderbilt on Friday. Mrs. Clifford
McAllister Is chairman Of the commit.
tee on entertainment. Those on tie
program are Mile. Rezia, soprano. o.
the Opera Comique. Paris; Amelia
Bingham. Julia Arthur, Herbert Wat
rous, basso; Mrs. P. J. White, soprano.
Miss Josephine Mildred Walton, ard
Stuart Edwards. Of London, VINO will
sing English ballads.
The Society for Political Study. Mrs.
Otto Hahn, president, held its thirty
sixth annual luncheon at the Astor on
Tuesday. The program included an ad-
dress on The Responsibility of tn.
Community for Its Children" By Dr.
Thomas D. Wood, of Columbia Univer-
sity; songs by Miss Anna Benjamin. ac-
companied by Eugene Bernstein: a
dance by Miss Frances Simmons and
two-,nlnute speeches on "a Wonsn's
Problem" by the guests of honor.
LdCH guest OF nOnOr round at ey
place an appropriate verse written bv
the president. The guests of honor in
cluded Miss Helen Varick Boswell. Mis.
Cherrie Clarke, Miss Mary Garrett Hac
Miss Mary Wood, Mrs. Z. A. Albright.
Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman, Mrs. Ru,}
Helen Davis, Mrs. ". T. Demarest.
Mrs. Charles D. Hirst. Mrs. Willis
Howell. Mrs. George ". Howes. Nrs
Edmund Kingsland, Mrs. K. Z. vas
klenner, Mrs. Harry Lilly, Mrs. Jact
". Loeb, Mrs. Park Mathewson, Mrs.
Mortimer Mcnken. Mrs. A NJ. Pallncr.
Mrs. Belle de Rivera, Mrs. Thomas.
Slack, Mrs. Harry H. Thomas. d.
Edyth Totten and Mrs. John Franci,
Yawger
The following officers were ins..lled;
Recording secretary, Mrs. G. n. Thomp-
son; corresponding secretary. Mrs. 4
q. Parson; treasurer. Mrs. p. II. Brady;
directors, Mrs. Minnie Ewell Crawford
and Mrs. ". H. Sloane.
Mrs. Minnie Ewell Crawford was
chairman of luncheon.
The Kansas Women's Club Of New
York. Mrs. David Burr Luchev presi.
dent, met at the home of Mrs. Homer
A. Dunn. 106 Central Park West. last
week. joseph Levenson, secretary ~
the Motion Picture Commission. spoke.
MISS Margaret Weaver, Miss Nicholas
and Miss Mary Parker furnished the
program