The New York herald., 1922-12-24

Miss Mildred Suter. After the luncheon
the members and guests attended the
performance OF Sally. Irene and Maxv-
at the Casino.
To Give Second Luncheon.
The Lyric Art Society Will give the
second luncheon of the season next
Thursday afternoon at the Hotel Plaza.
Preceding the luncheon a reception wss.
be held In the foyer of the ballroom.
Mrs. Albert Schaefer, president with
Mrs. Jackson B. Sells and Mrs. Newton
w. Gilbert, win receive the club men,
bers, their friends and the special guests.
Mrs Charles II. Haviland is chairman
Of the committee on arrangements for
the luncheon, with Mrs. Franklin +.
Reese as her chief aid. A musical pro-
gram has been arranged by Miss Flor
ence Robrecht, chairman OF the music
committee. 1t will follow the luncheon.
The numbers will be given by Mrs. Mel
lie Galloway. contralto, and Mr.. Her
man Kreither. barytone. The special
guests will be Mrs. Edmund G. Vaughan
Mrs. Joseph Il. Jones OF Buffalo. N. Y,
and Mrs. Katherine A Martin. Others
invited include Mrs. Elton r. Cowan.
Mrs. Arthur v. Dearden. Mrs. John H.
Judge Mrs. E Leonard, Mrs. Burton H.
Davy, Mrs. John A. Williams, Mrs. W.
II. Stumpfel and Mrs. c. Haviland.
The annual dinner dance of the
Woman Pays Club was held on Decem-
ber 16 at the Hotel Plaza More than 200
guests were present. The Woman Pays
Club Is composed Of more than $50 New
York women who are successful in one
OF the seven arts. Mr.. Reinald Werren-
rath. the clubs ''big brother" who was
the guest Of Gretchen Dick, sang. There
were several surprise features by club
members. Miss Beulah Livingstone is
the president of the club.
Mrs. John Bowes Cox of 216 west
1929 street gave a large reception and
musicale on December 16. Mrs. George
Perkins Lawton and Mrs. John III. Judge
were at the tea table, and those assist
ing the hostess were Mrs. George Ham
mond, Mrs. John Stratton O'Leary. Mrs.
Alfred Benjamin, the Misses Baker and
Miss Ethel Hasbrouck.
At their December meeting at the
waldorf-Astoria the Daughters OF Penn
syivania In New York. Mrs. Walter Sea-
man Comfy president. gave an enjoyable
program. II consisted of group OF
songs by Neva Ferne Uhlitz, who also
gave a reading, ION Christmas Day In
Sophie Kraman. plano solos by Miss
Doris Citron. A paper on current events
was read by Mrs. Edgar G. Griswell.
Mrs. Frederick Tench was chairman OF
the day.
Life as a Fine Art Club, Mrs. Mildred
Manley Easton founder and president, is
making preparations to celebrate its
fourteenth anniversary with large
luncheon and dance at the Hotel Astor
on January 10. A reception will pre-
cede the luncheon, with Mrs. Easton, the
special guests and club officers IN lue
to greet their friends. The banquet hail
will be thrown open at 2:30 o'clock and
members welcomed to strains of the
orchestra playing Sou IS March. under
the leadership of Mrs. Minnie l.. Pan
coast. chairman of music for the club.
Mrs. Robert Gerard Williams chairman
of reception, has on her committee Mrs.
George Peterson, Mrs. Nellie A. John
son. Mrs II. l.. Lindquist, Mrs. Eva
Ross, Mrs. j. NJ. Evans. Mrs. Louis
Arota. Mrs H. w Phelps. Mrs. l.. w.
Seeligsberg and Mrs. John z. Smythe.
Among the other hostesses. who will
each preside at table of eight guests,
are Mrs. Elsa A. Nulsen. presidents
aid: Mrs. Frank A. Gardner. chairman
OF memberships hIS. w Wllildii
Malone treasurer; Mrs. George M.
Clyde. Mrs. Walter II. Gahagan, Mrs.
A. J. Miller. Mrs. Herman Shultz, Mrs.
Oscar Smith and Mrs. Walter W.. Grif-
fifth. Mrs Charles l.. Hatch Is presld-
ing chairman of the club.
During the afternoon Mrs. Easton
will welcome the fifty new members and
afterward will give the fourth lecture
in the course, entitled Tho Effective
Personality. How 10 Cultivate It." The
subject OF her lecture is planting the
Garden OF Personality" Special musical
numbers will be given during the after
noon by the orchestra.
Mrs. John Joseph Macdonald of IA
East Thirty-fifth street. n member of
many New York clubs and OF clubs in
her native State of Illinois, is expected
home in two weeks. Mrs. Macdonald
was called West early in October be-
cause OF death In her family.
The Manhattan Study Club, Mrs.
Edith r. Pearsons president. visited the
new Indian Museum at 155th street and
Broadway on Monday. Mr. Blackie
gave an interesting talk on the museum.
After the lecture Mrs. Arthur III. Bridge.
first vice-president. gave a tea for the
club members at her home.
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