The New York herald., 1922-11-26

OF the day Is Education" under the
craftsmanship of the former president,
Mrs. Eugenia NJ Chapman. Papers will
be presented by Miss Elizabeth Reed,
On "The Making of an American His
tory for the Schools" and by Miss
Elizabeth Collier on Our American
Universities" Mrs. Margaret MCGOWAN
will conduct the discussion of current
events.
The Society of Kentucky Women of
New York, will give a bridge on Tues
day afternoon at the Waldorf Astoria
The proceeds will be used for the So
ciety's work In the Kentucky Mountains
and other philanthropic work in the
home State. Mrs. Bedell Parker is
president Of the society, and Mrs.
Thomas Madison Taylor of 46S River
side Drive Is chairman OF the card
party.
Stanley L. Richter will be the speaker
at Tuesday Morning Forum, the sub
ject to be "An Embossed Judiciary"
The forum is held every two weeks.
Tuesdays at the Hotel Astor, under the
auspices of the New York City Feder-
alton. Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman presi-
dent.
The Athene Club had It's first social
function of the season Wednesday in
the Waldorf, card party given by its
ways and means committee. The second
regular meeting will be held in the
Waldorf on December T. when 'Litera-
ture and the Drama" will be discussed.
Mrs. Katherine A. Martin, the president,
presiding.
The National Opera Club Of America
held a Thanksgiving music festival ar
ranged by the president, Mime. Katha-
rine Evans Won Klenner, at the Wal
Gorf-Astoria on Thursday. Mr.. Francis
Wright Clinton was chairman. The
program included Russian music and
fete dances. directed by Nine. Vera
Smirnova. The artists were Jean Paurel,
pianist Damrosh Michael. basso; Rus
sian folk songs in costume, Nine. Smr-
nova: Russian dances, Samuel Kre-
yizky; gypsy dances la Russo, Nine.
Smirnova and company.
A dinner for 'The Curtain" will be
held at the Commodore this evening un-
der the auspices of Mrs. John w. Alex
ander, Philip Berolzheimer, Mrs. Henry
Anderson German, Mrs. Ben Ali Haggin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cosmo Hamilton, Mrs.
Leonard Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Robet Main
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. David Names, Mr..
and Mrs. Lionel Sutro, Mf. and Mrs.
Louis Evan Shlpman and Mrs. p. J.
White. Among the speakers and guests
OF honor will be Miss Jane Cowl, Miss
Jeanne Eagels Miss Edith Ellis, Miss
Rosalind Fuller. Justice Charles l..
Guy, Francis d. Gallatin. s. Jay Kauf-
man, James Kirkwood, Nine. Margaret
Matzenauer. Bruce McRae. George Mid
dleton. Miss Adrienne Morrison. Stephen
Rathbun. Miss Florence Reed. Frank
Reicher. John NJ. Richie, Mrs. Vera DE
Cordova Sanville, Norman Trevor. Miss
Rita Weiman, Louis Wiley and Miss
Blanche Yurka. Claiming Pollock will
be toastmaster.
Five hundred members of the
Woman's Forum met at the Hotel Bilt-
more on Friday. Miss Helen Varick
Boswell presided. and the principal
speaker was Gen. Louis w. Stotesbury.
who gave talk on Robert Morris. who
was one Of the early heads of the FL
nancial system I'm this country. Mime.
Sushila Devl of Lahore, India, spoke
of conditions in India. This was her
first appearance before n club in the
United States. Miss Boswell enter
tanned the members of the executive
board at tea on Monday afternoon.
The Wisconsin Women's Society IN
New York began its season with a meet
ing at the Hotel Astor Friday, October
27. at which the founder and president
Mrs. Victor Fredrickson, presided. The
SECOND meeting was held at the same
place last Friday. The society will meet
throughout the winter on the last Friday
OF each month";