The New York herald., 1922-05-21

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the original two act musical
= - comedy, "FIapper Fair" which
the Y. Y u. Club will give at the Ma
sonic Temple on Saturday evening,
June 10. Mr. George M. Hard I'd, who
wrote the book and lyrics. is coaching
the different members of the cast and
is assisted in this work by Mr.. Philip
Culkin, who wrote the songs. Mr..
Hard has had experience with organ
izing amateur theatricals, having put
on several shows while with the A. f.
+. in France.
The leading feminine role in the
show will be taken by Miss Estelle
Carroll. Other principals will be
Messrs. Victor Onet, William Collier,
Jr., George NJ. Hard I'd and Frank X.
Deery and Count Martin Charles de
Misses Virginia Hard, Helena Jelliffe,
Kathryn Mulhearn, Elaine Kolle.
valida Pike, Estelle Fox. Claire Mar
tin. Laruna Walcott. Marie Gushing,
Helen Smith, Virginia Danforth. Mil
dred T. Boehmcke and Edith McBirnie.
Also Messrs. Philip Culkin, Thomas
M. Bennett, Jr.. Arthur G. Fett, Charles
J. Costabell, Robert B. Magnus, Har
vie S. Gustavason, r. Lincoln Red
lander. Marcus Kahn, Carlyle Smith,
Frederick c. Schult, w. Everitt Han
Ion, Lloyd S. Lowe, Everitt Place, Nor
man Sitzenstarter and Walter Culkin.
Especial features in the entertainment
will be songs by William (Buster) Col
lier, Jr.. son of the famous comedian.
and tango danced by Miss Valida Pike
and Count do Botelho.
. The proceeds from the entertainment
are to go toward obtaining regular club
rooms for the organization.
This week will be q busy one for
members of the Chiropcan Society. A.
2:30 Wednesday afternoon the commit
tee on education and child welfare, of
which Mr.. Charles II. Gillespie Is chair
man. meets at the home of Mrs. Vincente
Cairo. at 354 East Eighteenth street.
F1atbush.
On Thursday morning the meeting OF
the board of trustees takes place at the
home of the chairman, Mrs. Ferdinand
Van Siclen Parr. PA Lefferts avenue.
Fia.bush.
AT IL o'clock on the same morning
members of literature and art and
friends will meet and spend the day at
the Metropolitan Museum of Art in
Manhattan.
The last social day of the season was
held last Thursday under the direction
OF the committee on philanthrophy, Mrs.
Charles y. Bartram, chairman pro tenn.
at the Pouch Mansion. The topic o'
discussion was "The Four Points of the
Compass" the speakers being Mrs. Fer
dinand Van Siclen Parr, Mrs. Elmore
Ross Mcintosh, the Rev. G. w. Moor
man and DR.. Douglas Palmer. A
luncheon preceded the discussion and
tea followed it. The musical program
was under the direction of Nine. Emma
Richardson Kuster musical director.
Mrs. William e. Renwick of 60 South
oxford street is visiting relatives q.
Richmond. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. william w. Kouwen-
hoven. who were married recently at the
home OF Mrs. Kouwenhoven's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Joyce of 1906
Ditmas avenue. are spending their
honeymoon at Washington and Virginia
resorts. and on their return the first
week In June will live at 1906 Ditmas
avenue.
Miss Sylvia NJ Sinclair. daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs. David Macowan Sinclair.
Of 1902 Pacific street and Mr.. Charles
6. Lima. Jr.. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles G. Lima of S37 Prospect place
and Lake Mahopac ~ Y. were married
yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Bos-
sert. the Rev S. Parkes Cadman. pastor
OF the Central Congregational Church Of
Brooklyn. officiating. Mr.. Lima is a
graduate OF Polytechnic Institute. Miss
Sinclair Is graduate of Packer Col
legiate Institute
The annual spring festival and "Foun-
dation Day" under the direction Of the
Womans Board of the Home for the
Azed and Blind. was held Thursday
afternoon and evening at the Church
Charity Foundation OF the Diocese of