The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
Upft Work, Aid for Worthy Charities, Ethical Study
and Excursions Into Realms of Pleasure
on the Weeks List.

I Mrs Il. Abbott Goodhue, who Will serve
as patronesses with Mrs. J. Morley
Hitzrot, Mrs. Daniel Bacon, Mrs. Frank
lin s. Richardson. Mrs. George Morgan.
Mrs. Eugene Stetson. Mrs. Henry A.
Alker. Mrs. Leighton Lobdell. Mrs. X. o.
Chisholm and Mrs. Willard Simpkins.
The annual meeting of the associate
alumn@ OF Vassar College was helo
yesterday at the Hotel Commodore The
speakers included Miss Ida p. Mexican
of Cleveland, president OF the alumna
association; DR.. George II. Nettleton.
acting president OF Vassar College
I Frank Graves. State Commissioner OF
Education, and Mrs. Frances Fenton
Bernard, educational secretary OF the
American Association of the University
Women in Washington. The meeting was
followed by luncheon.
The seml-annual social meeting and
luncheon OF the Universal Sunshine So
ciety, Mrs. Clarence Burns president,
Mrs. Jane Pierce secretary. will take
place In the Colonial room Of the Hotel
McAlpin on Wednesday at l o'clock.
The buffet luncheon will be followed by
n program which will include an address
by Pauline Q. Field. group of songs
in English, French, Spanish. Italian and
Dutch by Miss Ruth Arden. soprano
| l.arp numbers by Miss Grace Morton
! Stevenson of Washington. and selections
by Miss Mercedes Posthauer, soprano.
Miss Florence Hart Jerome will have
/ charge of the entertainment.
Among the branch presidents, officers
and members who are expected at the
| luncheon are Mines. Clarence Burns.
1 Alma Haney, John E. Rowland e. Page,
Jane Pierce, NJ. b. Gates, +. b. Walker,
Noble Mcconnell. Fl. M. Rendell, w. p.
futile ]. p. Macdonald #. ]. Foster. E.
Pendleton. c. II. Uhlig, Horace NJ. Kill
| born, Florence Hart Jerome, r. l.. CAL
| lsins. NJ. L. Belhnap, NJ. e. Kidd, A. Z.
Alexander. S. J. Scherer. Mable Irwin,
! William II. Lusk, II. +. Riddle, william
Grant Brown. T. Y. Crowell, w. A.
Holmes. NJ. Gibbs. D. Sarfaty, p. +.
Frost, J. Petrie S. Rowe, w. j. Jordan,
| W. II. Harrison. J. E. Murray, M. Towns
| end, NJ Fisseler, Nj. Monahan, j.. Sulley,
II. w. Bennett r. S. Mckay. j. j. Cisco.
Frank May, b. Hale, K. G. Warner. M;
Mulholland, e. Ashley, NJ MacKellar, s.
| Hueston. L. L. Moore S. A. Lawson, u.
Muir. ]. B. Cameron and the Misses e
A. Patterson, Ed it'll Granger. NJ. r..
Thomas. C. Wallace. NJ. Carroll and j.
| Olmstead Chauncey c. Schimmel and
NJ. Molloy.
The Verdi Club. Mrs. Florence Foster
Jenkins president. had its first concert
| Of the season on Wednesday evening at
tie Mcdowell Galleries. Two of the
clubs young brides, Mrs. Louis c. Naisa-
wald and Mrs. Frank McCabe. chairman
end vice-chairman of the Verdi juniors
were the guests of honor.
The program included two groups of
Chopin's compositions. played by Sol
nd of French songs
sung by Mrs jenkins. who also sang
the aria from Romeo and Juliet. she
was accompanied by Guido Villettl, vio-
llnist, OF the Metropolitan Opera Com
rany. who also played several solos.
Miss Josephine Mangold and ]. ID.
Machiara danced the Artists Dream
Waltz" Miss Beatrice Raphael was
the accompanist. The program was
| followed by dancing led by Miss Rita
| Mario, the new chairman of the Verdi
Cluu juniors.
The Igasident, Mrs. jenkins. received
many gitts from the members. includ-
ing a gold lined silver vase. from Mr..
and Mrs. Melchiorre Mauro-Cottone. the
latter being first vice-president OF the
club.
The members of the Juniors and Jun
ior Matrons OF the New York Mozart
ident held a card party on Monday
afternoon at the Hotel Aston. Miss
Bessie Worthen Stevens is chairman OF
the Juniors and Mrs Donald Alexander
Green OF the Matrons.
The other members OF the Juniors
are the Misses Grace Adelaide Hes
sion. Eleanor G.. Boerum, Dorothy
Adele Kneisel, Beatrice j. Boerum, Avis
Macdonald. Dorothy l. Bentley. Sallie NJ
AZ. 4 Tlr-Qft pd i.
McKeogh. Gertrude a. l.. Block. Elsie
Minis Helen Brinkmann. Marion A.
O'Neill, Angela G. Cochran Margaret
Parks, Mabel Cervantes, X. Frances
Pendergast Anna Franklin Crane.
Adele b. Pendergast, Elizabeth Is. Cof-
fin, V. Dorothy Pitts, Edith Anna
Crowley, Marjorie l.. Stevens, Eliza
beth ]. Edwards, Charlotte b. South
I worth, Elsie Marie Ganse, Adrienne g.
soldin. Louise Ii. Ganss, Beatrice u.
Snlo. Melba X. Gundlach, LILLIAN ID.
Schwoerer, Florence NJ. Hadley. Jose
phine Titus. Maude A. NJ. James
Beatriz IT. Van Saun. Genevieve A.
Joseph, Dorothy WEIGH. Margaret I.
Klein. and Grace willenbrok.
The matrons include the Mines. NAL
colin voorhees, Clark, Lemuel Dens-
more Boone, Leonard r. Lsner, Karl
A. Brahe. George r. Morrtssey. Ray
n1ond Duport. Arthur s. Mawhinney.
r. Wright Hare, A. J. Powers. J. Fred
| Klages, Henry &. Riefe. Horace u.
/ Ketcham. Jack Schumacher. Harold
L. Lanchantin. Norman Slifer and Nor
ton I. Vlrgien.
Mrs. r. Fred Allen gave a golf party
followed by luncheon on Tuesday at
the westchester Blltmore Club for
Mrs Mcconnell Mrs. Willis J. Black
well will give a luncheon and matinee
party on December 6 for the board OF
the New York Mozart Society.
Prominent club women are intehested
IN the Little Mothers Aid Association
flower fete and bazaar TO be given for
that practical charity Of the Waldorf
Astoria on Saturday. December 2, af-
ternoon and evening.
The New York Theater Club. Mrs
Belle De Rivera. president. will have n
table The Unity Club will also take
part. The Drama Comedy Club. Mrs.
.Edythe Totten. president. will have
charge of the entertainment 10 be
given. All money made is TO be used
for shoes for poor children. Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell. president of the Mozart So
ciety and her board OF directors, VIII
form the reception committee.
Some OF the other chahTnen are:
Mrs Henry Felt Mrs. Frank Oliver
Hall. Mrs Charles A. Wilcox. Mrs.
John II. Judge. Mrs. Duncan Macpher-
son, Mrs. william A. Deering, Mrs +.