New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

The Society for Political study, Mrs.
Otto Hahn president, Will hold reg
ular meeting at the Hotel Astor on
Tuesday. Civic Forum, ''For Better
Relations Between the white and
Negro Races followed By discussion
from the door, led by Mrs.. Frederick
l. Wakeham. Address, aThe States
Policy In Dealing With Women Delin.
quents," Or. Katharine BeneYit Davis
Reports of the City Federation OF
Women's Clubs, Mrs. George Whelpten
and Miss Ida Nordlinger. A card party
for Near East relief will be held to-
morrow.
Rubinseein Club, Mrs. william Rogers
Chapman president, will open its
thirty-aixth season with It's Arss regular
musicale next Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock In the grand ballroom, Of the
Waldorf-Astoria. Nine. Schumann-
Heink will give song secitai, She
will be assisted by Miss Florence Hard
man, yiolinist, and Arthur Loesser,
pianist.
A reception will be held and the re-
ception committee will introduce the
new members and special guests Of
honor: At the close Of the recital gem
eral dancing will follow In the ball
room. Extra guests tickets may be
obtained in advance from Miss Mary
Jordan Baker, 8b1 West Hath Street,
New York City, or at the door on the
afternoon Of the recital.
The first evening choral concert for
this season will be given on Decen,ber
Is in the grand ballroom OF the Wal
dorf-Astoria at $3.50 O'Clock, Under the
direction of Mr., William Rogers Chap
man, musical director, Assisting ar.
fists to be announced later. Dancing
will follow.
Portia Club. Mrs. Edward Allen AL
bright president. held It's first meeting
of the season on Thursday Last at the
Hotel Astor. The various reports Of
the National, State and City Federation
conventions were read and adopted.
Miss Daisy Gaus, chairman of the law
committee, gave report Of laws en-
acted during the last five months. The
subject OF the afternoon was "The
American Doctrine of Judicial Su-
premacy.' and Miss Bertha Mapes was
the speaker. The next meeting will be
held on November Ie ut the Astor.
The Children's Dramatic Leaeue
Mrs. Marion Gold Lewis president,
held business meeting on Thursday
afternoon at tho Hotel Asto-. On No
vember II the club will give a card
party there. Mrs. Henrietta Morgen-
roth viii be chairman Of the afternoon.
The Michigan Women In New York,
Mrs. John Jay Bushs president, viii
give benefit card party at the Wal
dort-Astoria November Is, at 2 O'clock,
for the purpose of securing funds to
carry on the philanthropic work Of the
society, among which ere the Veterans,
Mountain Camp. Ellis Island and the r
Christmas work. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned from the chairman, Mre. Arnold
Davis, 3s47 Broadway.
Drama Comedy, Edyth Totten pres;-
dent, held the first social matinee of
the season in the grand ballroom, Hotel
Astor, last Friday. Scenes from the
play "The FOOL" by Charming Pollock,
were given by the company now play
ing it at the Times Square Theater. ii1-
cluding James Oliver Kirkweod, Pamela
Gaythorne, Lowell Sherman, Sara Soth-
ern, Henry Stephenson, George Wright,
Frank Sylvester and tho rest Of the
cast. Charming Pollock spoke Of his
aims for the play and the ten years
OF his life he took to write ssThe Fool.''
Leila Iroland Gardner gave her famous
negro snirituels.
On November II the November dance
at che Hotel Astor will have a neyelty
in the shape Of dancing unit from ths
Shuberts. November 20 a card marty
will be given at the Hotel Assor for
the shoe fund Of tho Little Mothers
Aid Association.
The fifth annual armist.ce ceiebra-
tion Of the University Forum Of Amer
ica and Tiger Post, 2S, of the Ameri-
can Legion, will be held November Ia
at the headquarters Of the forum. 203
West Minety-third Street.
The chairman Of the evening will be
Major A. L. Boyce, 'boss Tiger" of
Tiger Post, and the hostess will be
Miss Alice Blackiston Chapsn, who was
crowned Queen Of the Mardi Grss at
the Halloween party Of the Univeraity
Forum.
Last Tuesday the University Forum
held an election night dance, ut which
election returns were announced
throughout the evening.
Mrs. Albert Schsefer, president Of
the Lyric Art Society, will entertain
the officers and members Of Che gov
erning board at luncheon on Wednes-
day at the Plaza. Among those who
have accepted are Mrs. e. I. Cowars,
Mrs. ". A. Gallagher, Mrs. j. n.
Judge, Mrs. 3. n. Fiippin, Mrs. B. II.
Davy, Mrs. j. A. Williams, Mrsv j. B.
Sells, Mrs. Charles 7. Haviland, Mrs.
James H. Wainwright, Mrs. Woodford
T. Stewart. After the luncheon, Mrs.
Schaefer will take her guests to the
Republic Theater, where two boxes
have been taken.
Euterpe, Mrs. T. w. G. Cook nresi-
dent, began its season on Thursday
with reception and luncheon at the
Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. Cook. who pre-
sided, made an address OF welcome
TO the twenty new members. Charles
T. Caldwell, president OF the Veterans
Mountain Camp, was the speaker of
the day. The guests Of honor fnclud
ed Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman, Mrs.
Harry Lilly, Mrs. Walter s. Comfy.
Mrs. A. AZ. Palmer, Mrs. F,orence Fos.
ter jenkins. Mrs. Eduardo Marzo.
The next card party will bs hsid ut
the Hotel Astog ON November 2s. The
Veterans Mountain Camp is the clubs
philanshrepie work for the year.
The regular meeting Of the Jamaica
Women's Club was held Wednesday at
the Masonic Temple. Union Avenue.
lsma'ca. The program was In charge
"a o sne arts and crafts department, Mrs.