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The New York herald., 1922-01-15
To Present Petit Paris for
Berkshire Industrial Farm
for Boys.

wv 7 OMEN of society and stage
M folk will join forces Friday
evening at the Brooklyn
Heights Casino for the purpose OF
presenting a revue and dance, to be
known as Petit Paris" in behalf OF
the Berkshire Industrial Farm for
Boys.
In a setting of French restaurant
variety show will be given for the
guests. Miss Elaine Hammerstein
will have a part. Nine. Choiseulle
(Mrs. Lowell n. Palmer, Jr.), formerly
of the Opera Comique, Paris, will also
entertain. Among TIE other artists
will be Mrs. Francis Rogers, members
of the Yale Quartet, Tilden and Forgen
of the Princeton Triangle Club, Mrs.
Harold s. Graham and Ray Perkins.
Dancing will follow the revue. Miss
Priscilla Murdock will be chairman
of large committee of young women
who will sell the programs.
Mrs. Carleton II. Palmer, 206 Clinton
avenue, Is chairman of the ticket COM
mittee. Among the boxholders are Mrs.
+. 3. Pratt, Mrs. William II. English,
Mrs. Lewis Pierson. Mrs. Charles Boody,
Mrs. Dwight Church, Mrs. William Jour-
dan. Mrs. Erskine Lott. Mrs. Frederick
MacFay, Mrs. John Walton. Mrs. George
Coults. Mrs. Robert Pinkerton, Mrs.
John Polak and Mrs. Robert Vanderbilt.
Boys who are handicapped by hered-
ity or environment find chance to
grow into Worthwhile men on the LOO
acres of land of the Berkshire Farm at
Canaan, Columbia county. N. Y. There
is an open door there for these boys. but
insufficient capacity has resulted in
formation of long waiting list, and it
10 said the accommo dations there should
be doubled.
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McQuestien of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Gideon
Egbert Fountain, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
son B. Sells, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Joseph Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. William
II. Peck, Mrs. John p. Latin. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Young Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. George
William Hanna and Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
son b. Arnold
Others who will entertain parties at
dinner include Mrs. William ]. Sloane
Mrs. Arthur Veel Rose, Mrs. John r
Judge. Mrs. Sidney B. Whitlock, Mrs.
Francis E. Hadley. Mrs. Marion Ia
brisllie. Mrs. Richard c. Hart. Mrs.
James F. Allen. Mrs. John Strother
Gaines. Jr.. Miss Marcella Verran and
Miss Marjorie Cushman.
Mrs. George w. Howes is chairman
of the dinner dance, Mrs. Charles A.
Bartholomae of the arrangement COM
mittee and DIR. John Strother Gaines,
Jr., OF the floor commistee, with Mr..
James Yer Plank Ritchey as vice.
chairman.
The Woman's Republican Club, Mrs
James Griswol6 Wentz held a meeting
and luncheon on Tuesday morning at
the Hotel Plaza. Miss Mary G. Kill
breth of Washington, d. c.. was the
speaker Of the day. Her subject was
National Legislation"
The New York League of Unitarian
Women, Mrs. Edgar S. Wiers president
held luncheon on Friday at the Hotel
Astor. An interesting program fol-
lowed, in which Mrs. Sara ellison gave
"Glimpses of Europe in 1921" and Miss
Angela Morgan spoke on THE Spiritual
Value of Poetry" There were vocal
numbers by Miss Grace Leslie, accom-
panied by Mr.. Frank Adams.
International Law and Limitation Of
Armaments" was the topic of the day
at the Eclectic Clubs first meeting of
the new year on Wednesday morning
at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Lady Ann Azgepetian gave "A Word
From the Near East" operate aria3
were sung by Miss Gladys st. John,
soprano, accompanied 0y Lazar Weiner.
Guests of honor included Mrs Theodore
NJ. Hardy, Mrs. Axel o. Ilseng and
Mrs. Mildred Manly Eastop.
The Gardner School Alumne Associa-
ton held a business and social meeting
on Friday last at the Gardner School,
IL East Fffty-first street. The officers
of the alumn@ are: Miss Maud r. FL .
linger, president: Miss Margorie Sam
mis-, vice-president; Mrs. Gladys V.
Gordon, recording secretary; Miss Har-
riet Henry, corresponding secretary;
Miss Jessie Long. treasurer with Mrs.
Harris and Miss Case, directors.
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and Frances Woolwine and piano num-
bers by Marglta de Regeczy. Dancing
followed the program.
Mrs. Carl Jungen will entertain the
directors at bridge tomorrow afternoon
at her apartment in the Apthorp.
A meeting of the board of directors
will be held OH Friday at the home of
Mrs. 1agliavia, SO West Seventy-fourth
street.
A reception and dance was held by
the Maryland Society of New York on
Wednesday evening at the Hotel Plaza
Capt. Charles F. Preston. commanding
officer of the U. S. S. Maryland. and
other officers OF that ship were guests of
honor.
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WeStcheSter Club
Gives Prize PlayIet

"A Venetian Portrait" one act play
by Miss Mary A. Kirtup OF Ossining.
was given for the first time on Wednes-
day by members Of the Westchester
Woman's Club at Mount Vernon Five
women's clubs OF Westchester recently
offered a prize of $50 for the best one
act play by any non-professional writer.
the clubs to have the right TO produce
the play.
The clubs are the Westchester wom-
ans Club. the New Rochelle Woman's
Club. Port Chester Woman's Club. Sears
dale Womans Club and the Contempt
vury Club Of White Plains Miss Kirkup
Is secretary of the Beechwood Poetry
Club OF scarborough on Hudson.
Three hundred members and associate
members of the American Criterion So
ciety, Mrs. Leonard Il. Hill president.
have made reservations for the clubs
ndwinter dinner and dance on Fri
day at the Hotel Commodore.
Mrs. Hin will be the hostess OF two
tables. each. seating twelve. Her guests
will include Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick M.
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Drama Comedy to
Hold First Card Party

Drama Comedy. Edyth Totten presi-
season tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel
Astor. and on Tuesday evening the club
will attend in a body the performance
of the white Peacock"
On Friday evening the club will have
it's regular monthly dance at the Hotel
Astor. There will be an elimination
dance contest. for which prizes will be
awarded Miss Virginia Watson and
Harry Lambert will do the waltz from
Listen Lester and also a fox trot to
the music of a jazz band.
On the afternoon of February 10
Drama Comedy will celebrate its fifth
birthday by giving a dinner at the
Hotel Astor followed by theatrical
performance.
At the social hour following the fourth
executive and business meeting of the
Daughters of Ohio, Mrs. Edmund w
Kingsland president, on Monday at the
Waldorf-Astoria, Lady Ann Azgepetian,
who was one of the guests of honor.
brought a message of thanks from
Armenian women to the women of the
United States. There were musical num-
bers by Miss Elizabeth Tudor, soprano,
with Mr.. Sidney Dorlon Lowe at the
pldHO Hc IbcN- III. Cu6di "
Work, chaplain Of the society, gave a
stereopticon lecture on "A Trip Through
Yellowstone Park"
"Civics" will be the topic for discus
sion at the regular monthly meeting
of the Michigan Daughters in New
York. Mrs. John Jay Bush president,
on Tuesday afternoon at the Waldorf
Astoria. The speakers will be Miss
IL. Il II. of IL.
Americanization of the City Federation.
and Miss Matthews. missionary for over
thirty years at Ellis Island. Mrs. A. ].
Brosseau will be the chairman of the
day.
Mrs. w. F. Hessel, chairman of pro-
gram for the Society of Illinois Women,
has prepared an interesting program
for the clubs meeting on Thursday at
the Waldorf-Astoria. Evie Lee Bow
cock will be heard in negro songs and
stories Judge J. Harry Tiernan OF the
County Court. Staten Island. will make
an address, Anne Parker Miner will
speak on Interior Decorating" with
humorous incidents, and Miss Griffith
on Book Review"
The ways and means committee,
Ladies of the Old Guard, Mrs Oscar A.
Gemunder chairman, will hold a card
party at the club house. 307 West
Ninety-first street, on Tuesday, jan
uary "a.
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Lectures by Secretaries
On Federal Government

Women of New York city and of vari
Gus cities in New Jersey, according to
statement issued by Mrs. Leland Eggle-
ston Cofer, chairman of the lecture
committee Of the New York and New
Jersey section, womans department,
National Civic Federation. are showing
a keen interest in the series of lectures
on the departments of the Federal Gov
ernment by Secretaries which are to be
held at the Waldorf-Astoria on February
2. 8, 15 and 23 and March s, 16. 23 and
80. while those of March and April
will be held at the Hotel Plaza.
Mrs. Harding is honorary chairman of
womans department of which Miss
Maude X. Wetmore is chairman. Mrs.
Nathan l.. Miller is honorary chairman
OF the New York and New Jersey
section.
Members of the Nebraska Society of
New York gave dinner and dance on
Monday night at the Cafe Boulevard. 1t
took the place of their January meeting
md the guests of honor were Herbert
Schmidt pianist, Of Lincoln, Neb. and
Mr.. Thomas Munro, formerly of Lincoln,
and now doctor of philosophy at Column
bia University. Others present included
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morrow, DIR. and
Mrs. William ]. Taylor. DIR. and Mrs
e. +. Angle, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tyson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. McCotter, Mr.. and
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
Manhattan Matinee
Club to Discuss Plays

The Manhattan Matinee Club. Mrs.
Jessie Emerson Moffat. president, will
have a luncheon on Wednesday at the
Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. Howard Clin-
ton Russ will be che hostess and ar
rangements have been made for the
large number who will attend the per-
formance of the Mountain Man" fol-
lowing the luncheon.
The monthly meeting of the club will
be held on January 23 at the Waldorf
Astoria when paper on Problem
Plays" will be read by Mrs. NJ. S.
Daugherty. A discussion Of the
Greenwich Village Follies" and the
Mountain Man" will follow. Mrs.
Frank III. Scardeheld. acting president
of the club, who has just returned from
Lakewood, will have charge of the dis
cussion.
A thousand school children and young
people from Sunday schools of every
denomination will take part in a spec
tacle TO be staged by the New York
City Sunday School Association at the
College of the City of New York on
January 20-21 for the benefit of re-
ligious educational fund conducted by
the association. The pageant called
"Tomorrows Citizen" will depict the
struggle between the good and evil fac
tors in the life of the city's school chill
dren.
Eleanor Stanley White will conduct
the chorus and Prof. Samuel Baldwin
will play the organ. The chairman OF
the general committee is Prof. Mary T.
Whitley of Teachers College.
The Marquette Club has announced
it's program of events for the remainder
OF the season. A member of the Cab
met, several United States Senators,
two we'll known travellers and prominent
persons of the literary world are sched-
uled to appear before the club and its
Civic Forum at the Plaza in the next
two months.
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Act From La Boheme'
In Costume for Verdi

An act from La Boheme," in costume.
will be feature at the morning musi-
Gale of the Verdi Club. Mrs Florence
Foster Jenkins president. on Wednesday
at the Waldorf-Astoria. The sololsts
will be Nine. Marguerite sylvia. gnezzo
soprano Miss Mary Fabian. soprano
Oreste Biora, tenor. and John Mundy.
English cellist. Misses Beatrice Raphael
and Corinne Wolverson will be the
accompanies.
The guests of honor will be Mrs p.
Wright Edgerton, president general of
the Society of Holland DANES; Mrs.
Richard " Lindabury. Nine. Clara No
yello Davies and Marie Novello. who has
Just arrived from England.
A reception under the direction of
Mrs. Paul Keil. assistant chairman of
reception committee, will follow the
program.
The Stage Children's Fund Mrs. Millie
Thorne president, will hold card party
at the Hotel Astor on Tuesday. Mrs.
Ferlmutter will be chairman.
The Professional Woman's League,
Mrs. Russell Bassett president, will have
a card party on Thursday at the Hotel
Astor. Mrs. Helen Whitman Ritchie
will be chairman.
President and Mrs. Harding attended
the unveiling of the statue of Jeanne
dare in Meridian Hill Park, Washing
ton, d. c., on January 6, five hundred
and ten years after the birth of the
French heroine. Several thousand men
and women stood at attention while
Mrs. Harding and Nine. Jusserand wife
of the French Ambassador. unveiled the
statue to the strains of the French
and American anthems. The flag of
Orleans. Jeanne d'Arcs own flag, and
the Lorraine Cross, the emblem of lie
Lyceum Societe des Femmes de France
n New York. which presented the statue
to the capital. with the Stars and Stripes
and the tri-color of France. draped the
statue. The Rev. Theodore Wucher
of the Eglise Francaise de st. Vincent
de Paul of New York pronounced the
invocation. Nine. Carlo Polifeme made
the address of presentation and Sec
retary of War John w. Weeks accepted
the statue on behalf of the District of
Columbia and in the name of the
United States Government.
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in the ballroom of Hotel Pennsylvania
to honor their native States at the an
nual luncheon of the Congress Of
States Society Thursday.
Each State had a table and each We'd
with the others in perfecting decorations
which would fifty express the glories OF
the locality from which they came.
The luncheon was presided over by
Mrs. Thomas j. Vivian, who Is presi-
dent OF the Congress of States Society.
Sorosis, Mrs. John Lewis Childs presi-
dent, will have a business day meeting
dorf-Astoria. DR.. Rosalie Slaughter
Morton, president of the National Serb
ian Educational Committee and mem
ber of Sorosls, will tell of her expert
ences in Serbia during the war.
For the purpose of completing ar
rangements for their annual bal masque
members of Mrs. Timothy Martin
O'Connor's Entire Nous Dancing Club
will meet tomorrow at the Hotel Plaza.
The ball will be held there on the eve-
ming of February 3. oscar Duryea Will
be master OF ceremonies.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of managers of the General So
ciety. Daughters of the Revolution. Mrs.
Charles Y. Wolbert presldent-general.
will be held tomorrow at the office OF
the society. Is West Thirty-seventh
street.
The Community Hospital Guild will
have a bridge and tea at the hospital
10 West 101st street, tomorrow after
noon. Tables are SIS. Mrs Walter
Gray Crump Is president of the guild
and Mrs. Harvard a. Kehlbeck, chair
man of the bridge.
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d. a. r. Celebrates
Wedding of Washington

The annual reception Of the New York
City Chapter Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, of which Mrs. Alfred w.
Cochran is regent. was held at the
Plaza on the wedding anniversary of
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
Silver Jubilee for
Sunshine Society

The Universal Sunshine Society. Mrs.
Clarence Burns president, will cele-
brate its twenty-fifth birthday with a
breakfast tomorrow at the Hotel Nc
Alpin. Following the breakfast silver
jubilee program will be given, which
will include playlet by Miss Justina
Wyane and Miss Mabel Monroe. a talk
on modern music by Sigmund Spaeta,
vocal selections by Miss May Russell
Lauer. accompanied by Willard Sekt-
berg. and violin numbers by Miss Vera
Barstow.
"Some Washington Experiences of
Land and Sea" will be the subject of an
address by Mr.. Albert d. Lasker. chair
man of the United States Shipping
Board, at the regular monthly meeting
of the New York Section of the Council
Of Jewish Women on Tuesday evening
at Temple Emanuel, Forty-third street
and Fifth avenue. A musical program
will precede the address and Mrs. Alex
ander Kohut president OF Emanu-E Ell
Sisterhood, will bring a greeting. Mrs.
Irving Lehman, president of the New
York First Section, will preside.
Theoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood
p, esident, held it's January luncheon on
Wednesday at the Hotel Astor and af-
terward attended performance of Leo
Ditrichstein in Face Value" at the
Forty-ninth Street Theater. Theoria's
next card party for the philanthropic
fund will be held Tomorrow at the
Hotel Astor.
The Junior Auxiliary of the Council
Of Jewish Women will hold its next
afternoon meeting on January 26 at tho
aSfnr
versary Of the death of Dante Alighieri
will be commemorated by the Juniors
in an afternoon devoted to the famous
DOet.
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Testimonial Dinner
For RubinStein Founder

A testimonial dinner to celebrate the
thlrty-fifth anniversary OF the founding
of Rubinstein Club will be given on
Tuesday evening at the Waldorf-Asto-
ria. IL will be given by the officers and
directors of the club in honor of the
founder ard musical director. Mr. Will
lam Rogers Chapman, and its president,
Mrs. Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman
will receive. assisted by the officers.
directors and guests of honor, who will
include we'll known artists and presi-
dents of other clubs.
The third afternoon musicale of the
club will be held on Saturday. It will
be n song recital by Miss Phoebe Crosby
and Miss Mildred Bryars.
At the annual luncheon of the National
Society Patriotic Women of America
addresses were made By DR.. George
Clarke, Comptroller Charles H. Craig
and Mrs. A. A. Hesse. The music was
under the direction of the chairman
Mrs. Florence Foster Jenkins. Mr.. T.
Seymour Terry gave songs and character
sketches. Mr.. Saul Roselle, baritone,
was accompanied by Miss Raphael.
Monday last the Society OF New Yorl,
state Women held its regular monthly
meeting at Hotel Astor with the presi.
dent. Dr. Frances w Mcneil, in the
chair The principal speaker was DR..
Rosaiic Slaughter Morton. who told Of
the Serbian conditions and the work she
had done In Serbia.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
Operate Costume Ball
For National Opera Club

National Opera Club of America. Mime.
Katherine Evans Won Klenner president.
held it's January meeting on Thursday
at the Waldorf-Astoria. Two of Mas
senet's operalogues. THE Juggler of
Notre Dame" and La Navarraise,"
were presented by Havrah Hubbard,
Edgar Bowman gave piano illustrations.
On Thursday evening. January 26 the
club will have Its annual evening of
grand opera with its operatic costume
ball. The operaloyIe will be "The Sc
cret Of Suzanne .Ld special feature
of the eveniU VIII be the presen-
tation Of "Car<sn." by Mime. Marguerite
sylvia and cast This also will be presi-
dents night and the guests OF honor
will include presidents from many well
known clubs.
The grand march will be led by Nine.
Won Klenner as Queen OF Music. and will
be followed by groups representing the
characters OF grand opera. At the close
Of the march there will be singing by
the members.
The Oklahoma Society will give
Cherokee Dance" on Tuesday evening
at the Hotel McAlpn. During the even
ing there will be a musical program and
an entertainment. Mr.. Thomas j. Nc
Laughlin Is chairman OF the committee
of arrangements.
The second course OF lectures under
the auspices OF the Federation for Child
Study will be held in cooperation with
the Woman's Conference OF the Ethical
Culture Society. at West Sixty-fourth
street. on Wednesday afternoons, be-
ginning January 49,
Fencing Night" will be held by the
University Forum of America Tuesday
evening at the headquarters OF the club
at 200 West Ninety-third street
Graeme NJ. Hammond. NJ. o, presi-
dent Of the Amateur Fencers League
Of America, will give an address on
fencing, with Illustrations DR.. Alex
ander Cumming, the president OF the
club will preside and Mrs. Nellie Teed
will be the hostess.
More than five hundred women met
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
Annual Dinner and
Dance of Athene

The seventh annual dinner dance of
Athene. Mrs. Katherine a. Martin pres
ldent. was held at the Waldorf-Astoria
on Friday evening.
The guests of honor were Dr. and
Mrs. Robert Bruce Clark. Mr.. and Mrs
Burnett r. Wenman. Mr. and Mrs. The
odore Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Imre Colman
Glosz. Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris. Mrs.
James j. Gormley, Mrs. Andrew ].
Hamilton, Miss ID. .E. Campbell. Count
Reginald Ward. William II. Black and
Robert George Paterson.
The Chicago Woman's Club OF New
York. Mrs. Walter Hamer Gahagan
president. held its New Year meeting on
Monday at the Hotel Astor. Mrs. Edith
Dunham Foster was chairman ~ the
day Her subject was the SILENT
Drama"
The Legislative League. Mrs. Thomas
Slack president, met last Thursday at
the Hotel Astor. A parliamentary char,
drill was given by Mrs. Angelvique Orr.
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The Stage Chldren's Fund, Mrs. Millie
Thorne president, will hold card party
at the Hotel Astor on Tuesday. Mrs.
Ferlmutter will be chairman.
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The ways and means committee,
Ladies of the Old Guard. Mrs Oscar A.
Gemunder chairman, will hold card
party at the club house. 307 West
Ninety-first street, on Tuesday, jan
uary "a.
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More than five hundred women met
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The Professional Woman's League,
Mrs. Russell Bassett president. will have
a card party on Thursday at the Hotel
Astor Mrs. Helen Whitman Ritchie
will be chairman.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

Quantity Victorian, with long, snug
bodice and slightly bouffant skirt. is
No. 1882. for the tea hour or matinee
of mouse coiored acanthus wool brocade
banded with mole. At the Paris races
Jacqvard wool velour and brocaded wool
velour were much worn. Dresses of
this type are worn longer than the
three piece suit
Braid and soutache are extensively
used as a trimming on both dresses and
tailored garments. Developed in bis
cult colored reps, one straight lined
frock is made with a straight cape
hanging in the back free from the shoul.
ders TO the hip line. The cape and flare
cuffs are bound with rust colored braid.
The braided girdle is of the material
itself.
An evening gown designed with origi-
Ealty Is in gold colored velvet trimmed
with dull gold lace. A gener usly full
godet on it's right side Is largely re-
sponsible for the success of this frock
and the tiny sleeves are items of inter-
est Around the low waist line Is a
twisted sash of the material lined with
dull green satin and knotted in looI
on the left side.