The New York herald., 1922-12-10

bilt, Jr., Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman.
Mrs. Otto II. Kahn, Mrs. William p.
Trimble. Mrs William Ormond Thomp-
son, Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius. Mrs.
Charles Blount, Mrs Harry Hardness
Flagler, Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs.
Henry Fairfield Osborn, Col. Walter
Scott and James Speyer.
The twelfth annual luncheon and meet
ing of the School Art League was one
OF yesterdays leading events and took
place at the Hotel McAlpin. Robert Ait
ken, former president of the National
Sculpture Society, presided. Among the
speakers were Cass Gilbert. the well
known architect, and Frank Alvah Par
sons, president of the New York School
of Fine and Applied Art. Among the
guests were Edwin Fl. Blashfield, pres
ident of the National Academy of De-
sign: George ]. Ryan. president of the
Board OF Education. and Mrs. William
H. Bliss. Some of those who had reser-
vations were Mrs. John w. Alexander,
Mrs Edward c. Blum. Mrs. Gutzon
Borglum, Mrs. S. T. r. Cheney, Miss
Mary r. Davis, Mrs. John II. Finley, DR..
James p. Haney. Mrs. Z. c. Henderson,
Miss Anna Maxwell Jones, Miss Florence
n. Levy, Mrs. st. Clair McKelway. Mrs.
Laurent Oppenheim, Mrs. Ernest Peix-
otto, Mrs. Walter Scott Perry DR.. and
Mrs. Gustave Straubenmuller Mrs. w. o.
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c.
Zabriskie.
The Life as a Fine Art Club will have
it's regular monthly meeting on Wednes-
cay afternoon at the Hotel Commodore.
The president, Mrs. Mildred Manly
Easton, will give the third of her series
of lectures on Personality" Prepara-
tions are already being made by the
club for its fourteenth birthday celebra-
tion on January 10. This will take the
form of a luncheon and dance at the
Hotel Astor. Before the dancing Mrs
Easton will give one of her interesting
talks on planting the Garden OF Per-
sonality" Tickets and table reserva
tlons for the birthday party can be had
from the treasurer. Mrs. w. r Malone
40 Riverside Drive, or the chairman oi
luncheon, Mrs. Elsa L. Nulsen, 40 West
115th street. At the clubs meeting or
February IA Mrs. Easton will discus:
Personality in the Business of Living"
on March IA she will talk on ''The Use
| OF Beauty" and the last of her person
ality lectures on April IL will be or
Achievement Power
| Tne MldWlnter flOWer snow, tne SIX
ty-fourth exhibition of the School Ma
ture League, will be held at Public
School Is, at 121 East Fifty-first street
1t will begin on Tuesday and continue
until December %. Mr.. Henry II. Gold
berger is the schools principal and Miss
Ellen A. G. Phillips Is the district su.
perintendent. During the first three
days the exhibition will be open from II
until o'clock. and afterward during
school hours. The honorary presiden,
of the league is Prof. Henry r. Osborn
and the president Is Prof. Emile o
Long. The league appeals for material
| for its spring show to help bridge the
gap between city and country. as 1t ex-
| presses the request. This spring show
will be held on May s. 8 and 10 at Public
School rs, Pleasant avenue and 10th
street. Miss Donohue. principal. Com
mon wild and garden flowers OF all
kinds, branches OF blossoming shrubs
and trees. ferns. mosses and fungi will
be welcome. and potted plants for the
school room are always appreciated.
! The December sale OF articles made
by the sightless. arranged by the New
York State Commission for the Blind
at East Thirty-sixth street, which be-
gan last Monday. will continue through
| out the present week. The commission