New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

lY. This club has 200 acres and 10
owned and run By the Theatre Assem-
bly, for its members and Is located on
Oneida Lake.
The assembly has scheduled for the
season six social days, ak study days,
four Tuesday evening dances and two
choral concerts followed by dancing.
Dr.. j.. Christopher Marks is the
musical director of the ladies' choral,
Mr.. Harry M. Gilbert accompanied and
Mr.. Richard Keyes Biggs organist.
T.ie young people have organized un-
der the name of the Theatre Assembly
Auxiliary and have large and FAST
growing membership. The officers are:
Marks; president, Mrs. Albert S. Nor
timer; first vice-president, Mrs. Ed
ward Mum; recording secretary, Miss
Gladys kilmer; corresponding secre-
tary and treasurer. MISS Blanche e.
Peet; auditor, Miss Minnie Mae Marks.
The executive board comprises the
officers and Mrs. H. Leroy Barnes,
Miss Mabel Cervantes, Mra. Frank j.
Crosman, Mrs. George Lott, Mrs. Nor
ris p .stockwell, Miss Florence Bee
croft, Miss Marie p. CottSell, Mrs.
Donald Falkland, Miss Ethel A. Rob-
inson.
The Junior Art Society Of the az
sembly registers . membership Of over
been rehearsing for the last Ewe weeks
under the dramatic director, Mrs.
James N. Ballantine. They have sche-
dnled six matinee danaants at Hotel
Astor.
The Theatre Assembly and It's sew
eral auxiliary departments will con-
tinue Its work during the winter for
the Actors Fund of America and the
Veterans Mountain Camp.
Charter Chapter of the Daughters
Of the Union will hold its first social
affair Of the season Wednesday after
noon, at 5 O'clock, at the Waldorf.
The program will be in charge of Mrs.
Luellen Teters Bussenius.
To observe Chicago Day. the Chicago
Club, Mrs. Frederick MacIsaac, presi-
dent, and the Chicago Woman's Club,
Mrs. L. w. Seeligsbury, president, held
Joint meeting last Monday at the
Hotel Astor. A splendid program was
given, including an interesting talk on
Hawaii, by Mrs. II. w. Phelps, and an
ADDRESS on public safety by Sophie
Irene LsAb. The guests Of honor were
MRS. Cynthia Westover Alden, presi-
dent OF the international Sunshine So
ciety, and Mrs. Thomas Slack. presi-
dent of the Illinois Woman's Club,
Mrs. Thomas Slack was chairman Of
the initial Social Day of the New YorI,
Iheater Club held last Tuesday at the
Hotel Astor. The guests Of honor were
MRS. Richard Chapman, president of
me sn CITY Federation Of Women's Clubs;
MRS: j. Hedges Crowell, Ruth Helen
Davis, president of the Play-Producing
Society; Margaret Riser, Of "The
Monster" the club matinee play for
October, and MIR. Frank Gilmore, execu-
tive secretary Of the Actors Equity
Association.
j, AN interesting program opened with
the Presidents greetings, in which
Mrs. Belle de Rivera asked attention
Tor signatures for a proposed lew to
prohibit experimentation work upon
poor children, who are entitled to the
same liberty and happiness as the more
favored child.
and aspirations Of the Actors EQUITY
Association.
The club has subscribed sor season
box for the Equity Players.
Drama Comedy, Edyth Totten, presi-
dent, will hold the first Friday review
of the season October q at the Hotel
Astor. The program will consist of two
one-act plays by the Drama Comedy
Players, Mother" a New England epi-
sode, with Clara Evelyn Rice as the
mother, Grayte Hull as the father,
Myrtle Schiffman as Aunt Sarah and
June Brearley as Sonny. The other
play will be FOOLS" country club in
cident, with Emme Maak and Crayte
Hull, directed by Edyth Totten. The
Dutch pianist, Mr.. Van den Andel, will
be heard; Mr.. Franklin Karpen will
sing some of his own compositions, and
Mrs. s. Titus Warner will speak on her
trip through Panama.