New-York tribune., 1922-11-26


oh January 81.
Mrs. Charles H. North, the new cor
responding secretary of the federation
recently was elected judge Of the Chill
dren's Court Of Clinton County.
The American Criterion Society, Mrs
Leonard L. Hill president, begins tht
month with It's December lunche1t
next Friday at the Hotel Corcr7,4 re
II takes place In the big ballroom and
the guests of honor VIII s,e .,.fs -44-
riet T. Comstock, novelist; Miss Frances
Starr. Mrs. Thomas Vivian, president
of the California Club; Captain A. r.
S.rnmonds, u. s. NJ, the Arctic cx-
plorer, and Mr. ST. Clair Bayfield,.
Mrs. Cora Welles Trow, the first
vice-president Of the society, is IN
charge Of the program. Miss Starr will
talk OF ''The Stage To-day and Mrs
Comstock is to discuss The American
Novel, Captain Simmonds's topic is
LIE in the Arctic Regions" and will
consist OF personal experiences.
Five new club members will BE vel
coined into the organization. They are
Mrs. john A. Forsythe, Mrs. Earl Holt
Glidden, Mrs. Edwin ]. Stevens, Mrs
Perry 4. Boynton and Mrs. Louis G
Naisawald
Mrs. Albert Haustetter is chairma Il
c2 the reception committee and, the
vice-chairmen arc Mrs. Frederick An
drews Baggs and Mrs. Albert MeiseI.
Mrs. William H. Gould is chairman of
the platform courtesies and Mrs. Cyrus
Brady is club hostess.
The ten-year-old Russian violinis&,
Leo Dobenaky, who recently came 60
this country, will contribute the nlu-
sical part OF the afternoons entertain
ment. His program ia arranged by
Ars. Margaret Weber, chairman OF
music.
The nrst evening choral concert Cor
this season of the Rubin8tein Club
Mrs. William Rogers Chapman, presi-
dent, will be given Tuesday evening,
December 3, at $3.50 o'clock In the
grand ballroom of tho WaldorS-AS-
teria. 81
The New York Fresh Air Fund Sor
Adults and Elderly People, Mrs. An
gelique V. Orr president, will hold its
Arst social day of the season to-mor-
row afternoon at the Hotel Astor. Mrs
Samuel Hubbard is chairman Of the
day.
Portia Club of the City Of New York
Inc, held It's regular meeting Thurs.
Gay sfterueou last, Mrs. Edward Allcr
Albright presiding, This was speakers
day and addresses were made by Mr
Francis A. Winslow, whose subject was
the United Ststes. She spenks English
DR.. ". Warren Giles, who took for his
topic Neglected Little Books"
A "bon voyage" luncheon WAS tan.
e.
president and now honorary president
Thursday at the Hotel Commodore
More than ono hundred guests wore
present. Among the prominent ouet
Were Miss Elisabeth Marbury, Misi
Harriet May Mills, Mrs. A. N. Palmer
MIRA. j. Enos Quinn, Miss Marths
Byrne, Mrs.. Anna Naughton, Mrs. Joht
y. Curry, Mrs. Royal s. Copeland, Mrs
Frances II. Abrahaii, Mrs. Hanna I'm
bot, Mrs. Alice Kraft, Mrs. Charles D
Mirst, Mrs. Rabenold, Mrs.. sarslelc
Lavclls, Mrs. Anna Moskowitz Kross
Miss Ella I. Sullivan, Mrs. J. sefersr
Ennis, MRS, J. b, Thompson, Mrs. J
G. Williams and Mrs. Thomas r, Burke
Mrs. Childs left yesterday for New
Orleans, to bo gone until March.
Five hundred members OF tho WON
sn's Forum met at the Hotel Biltnor,
on Friday. Miss Helen Variek Bos
well presided and the principal speaker
Was General Louis ". StotesbuYy, whc
gave an interesting talk on Robor
Moeris.
Mne. sushila Dsvi, Of Lahore, India
spoke OF conditions In India. This VA
her tarst appearance before q club il
the United States. She speaks beaut!
3ul English, having been educated il
England and having been closely asso
cisted with SIR Edwin Arnold and hi
family when IN India. She ia convex
SAINT with the Ghandi movement in it
every phase and answered many ques
t3ona from The door.
Miss Boswell entertained the men,
bers OF the executive board at tea o,
Monday afternoon. A number of ne7
members were accepted st the Novem
Der meeting.
Tie Kansas women's Club, pres.
Gent, Mrs. David Burr Luckey, vii
meet at tho Hotel McAlpin to-morso7
at $3.50 p. m. Mrs. Zimmerly Bryan !
chairman Of program. Mr. Robert Wv
ian gave musical recitaeions, with Mrc
W. s. Cornell st the piano. Mr.. Ed
ward Jepson, OF the $50 This Is Lon
aon" company. appeared, aud Miss JUL
Strong, soprano, sang.
On December card party will b
given by the Kansas Women'a Club a
the Wsldorf-AsSoris at 2p. N. Hal
of the net proceeds will go toward
doxmitory at the National Navy Club
I6 East Ferty-frst Street. Mrs
Charncy d. Hunter is chairman.
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phslo, Mrs. Robert r. Ferguson, pres
tdent, will meet tomorrow Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Alexander Nc
Clean, 230 Riverside Drive. The stud
topic of the day is "Edecation," unde
che chairmanship Of the former pres
sdent, Mrs. Eugenis Nj. Chapman. Pa
pers will be presented by Miss Eliza
beth Reed on "The Making of Al
American History for the School, an
By Miss Elizabeth Collier on @Ou
American Universities" Mrs. Mar
gaget MeCowan will conduct the dis
cnssiop Of current events.
The Manhattan Matinee Club, Mrs
Frank II. Scarde6eld, president, held
card party st the Waldorf -Astoria ol
Tuesday for the benefit of the philan
snrepic fund; Mrs. Howard Clinton
Russ, chairman, and Mrs. George kup
$rtAn, assistant,
Among the hostesses entertaining
cssrsss were: Mxs. John d. Bonifacs
Mrs Z. P. Fav, Mrs K. S. Mafiitt. Mra
Hs G. Russ, Mrs. g. Kupfrian, Mrs.
White. Mrg. G.. Giiz, Mrs. f. w. Ho
haEsee, sfrs. +. W. Einshaw, Mrs. P G
SAVER, Mrs. II. Bostwick, Mrs. r. II
ssesrdefeid, Mrz r. Shepard, Mrs. O
y Z 4 afS& Af~el