The New York herald., 1922-11-12
MUSIC AND DANCING FOR WOMEN'S CLUBS

ana director, Mrs. Patrick Justin White.
| 270 Park avenue. from to r. M. to-
day. Miss Anne Miner is chairman OF
the division.
The poetry division with the leader.
Mrs. May F'olwell Hoisington. will meet
at the studio of Mrs. Jessie Tarbox
! Beals. 334 Fourth avenue. on Wednes-
day. A Spanish fiesta, under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Mary Wight Cutajar. will
take place at the Art Center, 65 East
| Fifty-sixth street, on December 2.
| The opening meeting of the Society of
! Illinois Women win take place Thursday
at Hotel Astor. Mrs William f. Hes
gel. chairman, will present the program.
which will include the artist and COM
poser, Mrs. Leila Troland Garner; a
lecture on psychology by Mrs. Claire
Dana -Mumford, and the psychology OF
personality by Mrs. Owen Kildare, au-
thor and lecturer.
Announcement was made yesterday
by Mrs. Frederick G. Hodgdon, rresi-
dent of the Woman's Municipal League
of the leagues program for the season
The welfare committee OF the league,
headed by Mrs. George p. Coolidge, met
on Thursday. Meetings of the Junior
auxiliary took place on Thursday and
Friday. Mrs. Marian Booth Kelley. field
secretary of the league, lectured on
ideals in Citizenship" before the Com
monwealth School on Thursday morn
ing.
On Tuesday the Junior auxiliary or
the Woman's Municipal League will
make a pilgrimage to Dyckman House
and will be shown through the house
by Mrs. Bashford Dean. Lectures on
civics by Marion Booth Kelley will fea-
ture the leagues winter work.
New York City Colony. National So
cIety of New England Women. Mrs.
Jacob p. Marshall president, will give
u course of seven talks on current
events by Marion Gaylord Atwell at the
Waldorf-Astoria on alternate Wednes-
day mornings beginning November %.
Mrs. James Ward Warner, 622 West
113th street, is the treasurer and tick
cts may be obtained from her. The
course is given for the benefit OF the
hospital fund of the society.
The fourteenth annual invitation
bridge tournament under the auspices
of the Calendar Club. Miss Louise
Burdic founder, will be held at tie
residence of Mrs. Thomas Webster Ed
gar. 231 West End avenue, on Thursday
day afternoons. December Il and 10.
lie Lyceum," Societe des Femmes de
France S. New York, held its first meet
ing last Saturday at the Waldorf
Astoria and discussed at length the In
tensive program of the season. 'L'Elo-
quence Francaise' will be the theme for
the entire session.
The salon de conversation, specially
nfa1 IN Ra 80 10 A ,n.-z
bers desirous to exercise in French, will
take place as usual az the home OF the
president. Mime. Carlo Polifeme. The
first of the season is scheduled for
Thursday.
The New York City Mothers Club
will meet at 131 Lexington avenue
tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Margaret
e. Steinmetz, general manager of tie
Women's Prison Association. and Isaac
T. Hopperhome will deliver addresses
on Our Delinquent Girls" A short
musical program viii follow. Mrs.
Park Mathewson. the president. will
preside.
The Sans Souci Club will give four
soirees dansantes at the Plaza this
winter. the first on Thursday evening
The reception committee includes Mines
Vohh Ncslty 2%lllSoH, ~. H. 11dTTlIn1n,
Walter Moore. Harry B. Hammell
Helen A. Kempthorne. Lillian w. Pulit-
zer and Countess Jose dc Rohau. The
chairman of The junior auxiliary Is Miss
Virginia Burnett. The last dance II.
February will bo costume affair.
The New York Fresh Air Fund 70
Adult and Elderly People, Mrs. Ange-
lique V. Orr president. will give a card
party for the benefit of the fund to-
morrow afternoon ac the Hotel Astor.
The hostesses of tn. afternoon will be
Mrs. c. E. Whitloch and Mrs. George
B. Kaff.
The fifth annual "armistice celebra-
ton" of the University Forum O.
America and the Tiger Post, No. 20.
OF the American Legion will be held
Tuesday evening ut the Headquarters
of the forum at 9O3 West Ninety-third
street. The chairman of the evening
will be Major A. l.. Boyce. BOSS Tiger
of the Tiger rost, and the hostess vii,
be Miss Alice Blackiston Chaplin.
RESORTS.