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RIVERSIDE

tOl'R LCfrS. 1oVla5 at Mardean, ~ J.:
viii sacrifice. !dcal for summer huusHlov :
iear railroad ANA trolley. Address a2S Ethan
av... York. Pa.
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DOGS AND BIRDS

IT STUD. pedigreei Persian cat, whit, IL
eyes, very handsome name 'Snnwt,ppiiuue piue
Falso highly pedigreed orange stud al 80
ittens for sale, Belmont OJlI w also
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::s .I' ' ~ y ;is.s G.;.;: I: ,.s,:.. II:
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SALESMAN

am looking for = particular type Of man
wfn is inherently honest who can saiciy
represent An org. nization Of national repu-
fhtion and record: regardless OF your present
occupation You may be that particular man
Nhom | can place in II position to earn not
loss man SI5oO year. Call Spruce 04i3
to arrange for interview
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ESSISt,TON


storY franz T. rms and
bath: steam heat, cleo. l!ghls. .n' IOp%l"D.
excellent for club. J. N,,~uU D',h. "lV
Land Title BLDG
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BRAND new: single; rms "y-I, nod,r.
Improvement; hOt-water Eoa'. $3.50 also
modern 7-rm. single house, "ltEar' lp-al OF.
$4,000. WM. T. Il. ROBERTS & sos, Glen
side, Pa. Phone OgUnH GSI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-04

TWO.SroEi hungaiuw. : rooms. ras eiec.
'ge closets. automatic vacuum. steam heal
ard CciDcu; cellar SIZE of house. large open
1T place: sewer ard Cpmen, sidewalk cobble
s!Dccu; lot lO0Nl;0, beautiful nhade and
sh'EhberN; corner property; $1,000: $500
IItllnE and loan first mortgage. worth
a,o 200, So BIidg"horc ST.. Riverside, y. J
phOrs ooI VI Riyprsi5s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-04

0ARGA1N-Att. Colonial dwell. win bed
rooms: all cows reduced TO .S5OO for
quick safe. Renninger & RenTnser. Gltnsid"
eot0O-colonial br OK dwell 10 rms, h-w
q heat. cleo, thoro. mod. good .uii exc,
IpcA. Renninger a. Renninger. G.eusld". ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-04

SALES EXECUTIVE. experienced. wants to
represent manufacturer in Los Angeles.
Calf. B 2l7. Ledger Office.
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s-ROOM home, hOt-waler neat. ,,~C-- AL ",''
veniences: priced low Il. NN9oy. "'h"'
homes from $1,000 up, lots from $500 w
Renninger e. Ranninger, GIensdr Pa. uppu
site stato Phone OpOuI2 9Tu
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GOTH ST. SECTION

oIneie house Win garagc3 bodTooms
6reakfast room; built WITHIN the as
months; low price for quick sale. Fhone
everinrs. overbraok InTh,
61eO CASH soT.1O total monthly cSpers", IN
2 cluding saving $3.50 In y. L.; rri.e
eSAsO: poss at once: clrr,, Dutch hall, man.
II white interior Ilroleum on bath 4 Gl'chen
6rs. sample. Gl66 upland: oren daily. - J..
~. or O'ScilI. 5T2i chester ave. Wood. 2'dH
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ueneraY

YOUNG MEN. over II. desiring Government
positions, $3.50 morthly. write for free list
civil Service Examinerj. 86c Equitable Blds.
Washington. d. c.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations. March and
April: many vaca ncles. salary $1400-StSoo.
writc for sample tests. p 14.2. Ledger on
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THE WINNER OF TODAX'S CONTEST WILL BE
WEEK FROM TODAY
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MORTGAGES

ARE YOU under foreclosure" Have funds o
protect frst IL ,Itgsge foreC!u"ur' OF $50 =
only. broHer- omit. A. Moravian station
E,thlehe'n Pa.
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lUrkl.E HOUSE. 5sh ST. 9oIus and
Taih each side. pIlve $4,000 OTIS ",
ll.WN$hND. builder
/" 'NG \l.JW. rcntI II ave at 32d 1t: :, bet.
'opnS. living room. dIriug alcove.
Nr hru, of lOyIuo. $32OU OTIS NJ Town.
- ~ HuIld"r.
I"F iN.N =, between Central and Arbury
''rs "dN70 $3.50 OTIS NJ TOWN SEND
T.. l.NIN' LOTS Atlantic. ave H. Atm st
'"W'd. $3.50 cash. OTIS NJ. TOWNSEND
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TiOt,t
TACONl
Observation-Disclosures

al house, y rooms. alrc.
desirable neIghborhUod. lawn. old shadr
orchard. stone barn. several acres. priced
right for quick acton James Williams ton
premises). Bethlehem pike and NJ. P!easuu'
ncAUTIFUL corner home. close to G9th ST
terminal, 10 rooms. baths. large garage
with or without splendid furnishings Cal.
Ldn 149iR, owrsr, - G'"n Dale
.f0ad corner OF Ashbv road.
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NONTGAGF FUNDS
HARRY G.. c. WILLIAMS wAI;2 I22

FUNDS FOR FIRST MOR1'GAGES
VARIOUS AMOUNTS
.CHAS J.. BROWN CO. 2lI y. BROAD
MORTGAGE MONEY. $500 TO 5000. 900
JAMES CLARK. 405 MEDICAL. ART
BLDG 18TH AND WALNUT SPR. 3872.
W H. BALI. & SON
@sS LAND TITLE BLDG.
$50 600 FOR immed. Investment. LIST I'd
ntseS. Little. 1885 y. Percy ct. Tioga S3G'
EUIIDING ASSOCIATION funds for second
mortgages. 3. e. Abernethy. l32s Chestnut
MONEY for lst or I'd mtges, city or coun'
try. r TAYLOR Middleton. 7O3 Walnut -,
MORTGAGE funds for LIST and I'd mortgages
also InstaIlment mtges Kern. iOl8 ". Ith.
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GERNt\NTON\ \

oERArANTOw N--Stono. - ms. I'm" u".sh-
borhood AOxl50 q bargain. Sl@.5nO
(;ERNfANTOWS New. : bedrooms, = baths,
garage charming loca' ion, $4,000
CF,RMANTOW S--Attra''tN grounds. HINl'''.
a al...u ..n ~. 1
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NEW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OCEAN cry

fNoE-Ntra,l.l" home one block from
]" n'h. chambers and 3 baths, finished
">rm",r OF '"ums and bath; S2l 900.
h"n" P"plar 1865 W
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RDNfORF
DIV ! y

St5OO--Su table garnge. 1.ropIu home; h,al
er. bath. etc: would install r'rr'T.CI'E .us
,1sx10O to driveway, Swop" y Sor ilG Ma II
street, DsrbS
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NARBERTII
OyERBKOOK

50-Near station; . rooms. al conEeni.
kk's -; nice lot. Others $4,000 SO 900.
Il ERr S NASH 1914 Locust st. Branch
S5SerSh station, Mar. lIl0 -
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G. M RANDLE. 1909 Locust St.

RS. o0C--Alode'u dNeIiirs. : cn,"n.".s. 3"
batrP, hot.wa, ,tr h"Gt .'r. 'IE. HEhbnE
hardwood floors; prime y"udt tion. Hu' ror,H.
ample lawns. terms ~ rurCh-s
NAURAN. DOf.IAN CO, y. /. "pr.
Jsroad and Chestnut
WEST WASHINGTON LANE n,ar Gr.eua
st.-Three story. scn.i- i-d"ta,hed, !" io"m~
Ard 2 baths; let 25Xli", open NJ" laC"
priced riy 10 settle an estate iliAS ,
WAKEFIELD. 12lS CheS nut st
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Bethlehem. Pa.
LARGE Trust FUND
FIRST MORTGAGES
Centrally located properties preferred
HORACE II. FRITZ
7l3 Walnut 81. --. -.
WE REPRESENT Q Of the largest bu!Idins
and loan associations end desire appliCs
tions for first. second and split mortgages
IN any FeCticn of the city or suburbs.
WILLIAM JAMES KEOGH. Land Title Bldg.
FUNDS
FUNDS IN ANY AMOUNT
IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT
BUILDING ASSOCIATION MONEY
DEMPSEY CO.. II s. 18TH ST
PRIVATE funds and bldg. asso: norey avail
bic for good mortgages. city or nearby
suburban property: prompt decisions. Ron
.rt 4 Nash. l2l+ Locust st.----------- ct.
ANY amount first and second mortgages;
bldg. and loan associations; quick settle
m"nis AdelphIa Mortgage and Security GO
lrr., 1912 y. 18th. Pop. sS3a. Park u
FIRST ard second mortgage moneE avail;
ablr Waiter A. hlcClatChy. 1929 LAM
T,ltr Bida. Spruce 2054 .-----.-. -..--
q. MD J.. has funds for ,,hrst mortgnsdss
only no premiums or commissions. 70.
Ledger office. --
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Spirit of Iowa Beams.
On Fete in This City
Annual Dance and Entertain
mcnt Held by New Workers
From Other State

The annual Christmas dinner and
dance Of the Iowa New Yorkers was
held Friday evening at the Hotel Belle
claire. Mrs. George Botsford, chairman
OF the committee in charge, was as
sisted by Mrs. Charles n. Beach in
planning the entertainment.
Several other entertainments are be-
ing planned by the Iowa New Workers
10 take place at the Belleclaire later
in the winter.
Among those who had reservations
for Friday evening were Mrs. John c.
Adams. Mrs. John Alden. Mrs. Charles
Kirkland Armstrong, Mrs. Henry II.
Babbit, Mrs. Wayland o. Bagley. Mrs.
Daniel y. Baker, Mrs. John ". Barn
hart. Mrs. Charles Hoover Beach, Mrs.
Webster Bishop, Mrs. George Botsford,
Mrs. Edwin George Bowman, Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait. Mrs. Mary Carey.
Mrs. william Parker Chase, Mrs. James
Watson Couchar. Mrs, Thomas Clin-
ton Cunningham, Mrs. Walter a.
Deems, Mrs. Edward T. Devine, Miss
Anna Dodge, Mrs. Irwin w. Dreihaus,
Mrs. Clarence Earle Ford. Mrs. John
Barbour Gardner, Mrs. Laurence T.
Gaylord, Mrs. Willis Hawley, Mrs.
Paul Jones, Mrs. Daniel G.. Langlands,
Miss Kate Liddle. Mrs. Gerry Phil
brick, Mrs. Roscoe ]. Raney and Mrs.
Clarence n. Titterington.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Italian Ambassador Will
Attend Fascist Ball Here

The Fascist ball will be held Tues
day, January Q, in the grand ballroom
Of the Plaza. A concert will start at
o o'clock with the appearance Of Nine.
Frances Aida and Mr.. Giovanni Marti-
nelli. A chorus. by courtesy Of the
Metropolitan Opera House. will sing
"Gioyinezza," the Faseisti's hymn.
The Fascist movement will be sum-
married. by Lieutenant A. Carminati,
World War veteran and one Of the first
Fascist. Supper will be served az II
o'clock. II. Z. Prince G. Caetani, Ital-
ian Ambassador 60 the United States,
will be among those present.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Annual Yuletide
Dance Held by
Marquette CIul
Supper Served at Midu;.,.,
at Brilliant Affair c,'
by the Organiralio,a''
at the oteI Pl,,'

The annual Ydlotide ss,,.a
Tho Marquette Club was ~ d
Plaza Sunday evening. The 49,. y
ond floor Of The Plaza va, s,.i Z,
supper served al midnigs,
Mr.. John Thomas Egss. ,,,r....
the committee Of arrasr,u,,., -. I,
asSi'ted By Miss Roth Lsy,.s,.,.' = !
viee-ehairman. The COMMITTEES - :.
hundred includes: Nr Ynsk N 81
or. Mr. 7. Hillary Bouillon. n, -
J. Canayan. Nr. John M Cos,,iis si
Paul A. CullInan. Nr. ]. Edvayi 3,lA
Mr ,. =. F0nseca IT,, Mr. Eir,,3 u.
tier hr. Paul p H. ieu.o5 N,
seph j. McArdla, Mr. Wlls, p a..
Manus, Mr. j. Louis Meyot b, -. y.
Moran, Nr. Ambrose 0Co-rs1 n,
John Jerome Reilly. d. C,s,y. =
stuart, Mr Henry A. Thslsl,or ~,
Peggy Brennan. Miss Glaze &C.,,
Miss Gertrude N. Farrell. N.s, D,-r5.
FichngcE Miss Kalhyh gttrr,.
Mrs. Herman /. Hcidc, Miu Mni
How',y Miss katherine Howisy. 81
Kathleen Kelly, Miss Louise fGrs.
decker, Miss Marie Z. Mcbride. ~
Sallio ". hcKonra, Mu. william r
Mrs. James Magco. ~
Marie &. Naloncy, Miss Mss-
l. Maloncy. Miss Charlotte A
Manning, Ars. James Moran, aIr
Mary y. Mulry. Mrs. Amtni.
O'Connell, Miss Marion Schnurr. Vr
George r. Stuart. Miss Kathleen Tssl,Y
and Miss Helen Van E'ls.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

Moore president, gave a private per
! formanee Of "Snow White" In tne
Broadhurst Theater Wednesday after,
noon for the benefit OF the AetoIs
Fund and the Veterans Mountain
Camp. The proceeds for the camp VIII
be used toward the Holstein DAIRY
which Is being installed Al the camp
/ by the Theater Assembly
The entire production was gwen
under the direction Of Mrs. James ~
Ballantine, with Mrs. q. +. Iltus' a0
companist. Miss Vera Meyers appeared
as Snow White, Marie Smith az queen
and Frances Moore as the Prince
The sixth annual New Years ball
| of the University Forum Of America
will be held Tuesday evening at the
| headquarters Of the club AZ 2O5 west
Ninety.third Street. Mr.. Emerson 3
Bowers is chairman and Mrs. Bowers
will be hostess.
The National Opera Club Of America,
Nine. Katherine Evans Won kienner'
founder and president, held meeting
Thursday at the Waldorf-Astoria. Nine.
Marie Mattfeld, Of the Metropolitan
opsrs Company, presented "Hansel and
Gretel." After the program huge
Christmas tree was illuminated and the
National Opera Club choral OF mixed
voices under the direction Of Maestro
sapio sang old French Christmas carols
Mr.. Thomas n. Nixon was the chair
man Of the ball which followed. The
cotillon was led by Mr.. Nixon, Nine.
Won Klenner. Mrs. Gardner. Mr.. Fran
els Wright Clinton, Mrs. Owen Kildare
and Mr.. Herbert Gardner. The cotll-
Ion numbers were arranged by hr'
George Copinus.
Ths Women's Thirteen Club, Miss
Henriette Strssss president, will give
presidents luncheon at the Launa
/ Hawaii on January l3. Among the
guests will be Mrs. Walter Conley
Mrs. Thomas Vivien. Mrs. Angelique V.
Orr. Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer, Mrs. Albert
| c. Bage, Mrs. Belle De Rivera, Mrs
Phillip Simon. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs
/ Thomas Slack, Miss Mary Garrett Hay
Mrs. William Chapman and Mrs. Will
liams. a poem dedicated to Club.
women" by Mrs. Owen Kildare, will
be read.
Mrs. Scottie MacKensie Frazier will
be the guest Of honor az the January
dinner meeting Of the New York
| League OF Business and Professional
Women, Inc, at the Cafe Boulevard
next Wednesday. Mr.. Edward Morrell
/ will speak on "The New Era in Pc.
nology' and Mrs. Grover Bushman, pro
gram chairman, has arranged a musi'
cal program.
Plans regarding the acquisition Of
a new clubhouse will be presented tc
the club and plans for the coming
winter thoroughly outlined.
The legislative League, Inc, Mrs
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
New York City Chapter ID. A. r..
To Hold Reception January o

The annual reception Of the New
York City Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution. Mrs Alfred W.
Cochran regent, will be held at Hotel
Plaza on January G, the wedding ami
'versary Of George and Martha Wash
ington. The chairman, Mr.. Herman w.
Booth, has arranged an interesting
program. Mr.. Hugh Gordon Miller
will make the patriotic address, and q
celebrated quartet Of trumpeters will
furnish tho music. Mrs. George White
Nash, state regent, and Mrs. Frederick
Menges. state historian, will be among
the invited guests.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
No77s of Women'S CIubs-SocaL Affairs OF Note
Society in the Oranges
Engagement of Miss Janet L. Cameron 90 70 VIZ 1'"'
derson Announced; Columbian Club
Members to Dance

Avenue. South Orange. has returned
from an extended trip TO Bangor Me-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Blanchard. Of
Wyoming Avenue. South orange, ano
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Bachafaeni OF
Atlantic City. will sail saturday, jan
uary 20, foran extended European '0u''
Mrs. Gerda A. Nioman, Of 100 Chest,
nut Street, East Orange, has announced
The engagement Of her daughter, MISS
Alice Gerda Nioman, 20 Mr.. Charles a:
n Wardell, Of Philadelphia, son OF
Mr.. Charles WRrdeil, Of East Orange.
Mrs. Yllis Adams and Mrs. William
3 ouimby, Of Llewellyn Park, West
Orange. with Mrs. Clifford A. Gould,
of iOf Hillside Place, and Mrs. Edward
Hale Graves, Of 42b Scotland Road
both of South Orange, arc arranging
for a dance % be given At the Essex
Courtv Country Club for tho Sub
debs friends OF their daughters, the
Misses Peggy Adams, Sally Quimby,
Patsy Graves and Peggy Could
Mr., Henry D. Pet1. Of Scranton,
formsrIv OF East Ornngc, has departed
20 naas the balance Of the winter sea-
son I'm Florida NJ the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. William d. MeLain,
Sepehoppy, Fla. Mr.. PETE viii 60 TO
Florida AZ a later date. On their re-
turn they will make their homo IN
Newark
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cottsr, OF
Springfield, Mass, arc visiting inc inc
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
brennan, Of 400 Carey Street, Orange
Mr and Mrs. Sumner D. Harrison,
~ f47 South Mum Avenue. East
Orange, arc in Florida for short
stay.
Mrs. Marie Brown, Of So Grove
Street, East Orange, has announced the
enrn cement Of her daughter, Miss Flor,
oncc 2. Brown, 10 Mr. j. Raymond
Stewart, Of Philadelphia.
The wedding will take place IN the
early spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Quintard Schaumann,
OF Scotland Road, South Orange, enter
tanned a. their house guests over the
Christmas holidays Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie A. Seandrett, Of Sydney, Australia.
Miss Grace Topping, Of Tiehonor
Averue, South Orange. has departed on
a ten-day visit 10 Fort Covington, N.
Y, where she will attend a house party
and enjoy the winter sports.
Mr.. Walter Graham and family. Of
Glonside Road, South Orange, will
move into their new home In Forest
Road. the early party Of the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brown, Of Edge
wood Place, Maplewood, have departed
for Chicago, where they will visit their
son-in.law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul c. Leatherman. The latter was
Miss Natalie Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chsuneey B. Sayre, Of
Euclid Avenue. Maplcwood, will give a
dance January at the Maplewood Club
In honor Of their son, Bigelow Sayre.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
New Workers Who Will Pass
New Year'a NJ Traymnr,

Among the New York arrivals at
Hotel Traymorc, Atlantic City. who
plan 10 remain over New Years are
Mr. and Mrs. Z. V. Olmstead, Miss
Elizabeth Schneider, Miss Mary +.
Cahill, Miss Margaret Casey, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. j. Wardell, Mr. p. j. Keogan,
Mr.. Michael Blake, Mr.. and Mrs. L. VI.
Ebling, the Misses Louise and RATHER
inc Ebling and Master L. b. Ebling.
Mrs. w. p. Adams, Mrs. II. X. Taylor,
Mr.. Lewis Herzog, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
r. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Murphy
and many others.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
500 Get Yulelide Cheer
AT East Side Clinic
Mothers and Children Glya
Presents and Enjoy Merry
Time n Tree

The East Side Clinic Tor Won,s ,,i
Children. Of which Mrs. Noble UsCs.
nell is president, entertained sb,sl
500 children and their mothers a.
Christina dinner and tree a he H,..l
Astor last Thursday. The chl2u,
we're taken % and from he lsi,r /,
busses provided By C0mminIs,H
Grover Whalen and were received Z,
their arrival az the hotel By w. Az
Mrs. william Maynard Hara6sa. Nu
Philip c. Bocrum was ehairnas n fis
committee in charge and vas talsilt
BY Mrs. Samuel Gardner Fsiibr8L
Mrs. Haradon. Mrs. Oven J neVl
liams. Mrs. Emma z. sss-n, NfL
Joseph F. Martin and Mis- giHhi
Riefe.
After the dinner I've sisi' d.
tributed the gifts from 8 ilrl Cirf.
mas tree, which include kyi, r,i.,,
woolen wearing apparel, iEsrI t,ta
handkorchiefs. caps, large t'.h, tsef'-
lined Kid gloves, fruit eie
Orlando contributed The ngfii Al
other forms Of euter,airncat i,tll'|
ing a donkey show The Two o1r,uI
were Mr.. Joseph r. Martin ard u
Harold Lanchantin
Mrs. Cary r. Simmons VII glfi 9
luncheon at the Hotel Asior On l,..
ary 3 for Mrs. No5le Neconnell ~
guests will include ths oeeers and g.
ernors Of the New York Aolari p
ciety. Afterward they vii aiieni it'
theater. -.
The third morning musicale q ~
Mozart Society will be Eeld on ~
urday az the Hotel AstoL The arta
will be- Susan Ida Clough, ,op.ai...'
Frederic Baer. BARITONE; Willie eAa.
violin. and Emanuel Baer aeeon
ist. Luncheon will follow and '.i.l
ward "Kick IN a Paramount pi,'sit
will be shown. There will be cia''-l
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Clubwomen Complete Program
For Welcoming of New Year
Dinners, Dances, Card and Theater Parties Are
Among Greetings Which Will be
Extended to 1923

w ~ h. ,,os.ns clubs will special New Years Day eeep
49, or viii meetings for the fTstweek Of the ne"
- s,.r ~ them win give and dances and others VIII have
card and thea parties and all have interesting programs Inc
Criterion has Boy Scout Day Friday the Kuonn mas nHS
- ~. or.r roiiical clubs special gatherings
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

France q New York, held q meeting a.
the residence OF the president. Nine.
Carlo Poiifeme, last Thursday. hme.
Charles Augustine Robinson were heard
Charles Augustine Robinson wer heard
in recitatiOns. Mile. Jacqueline dc Moor
rave piano selections, Miss Elizabeth
Newman was seen In classic dances
and Miss McDeTmott and Miss Augusta
Bosehini played lie Lezard, COMEDY.
lie Lyceum on January will eele-
brats two important events-the 5l2th
anniversary Of the birth Of Jegnne
dare and the first anniversary OF the
unveiling Of the monument TO the saint
At Washington. Nine. lie Fee Fhrduly
will give musical selections, assisted
BY Nile. Jaequeline De Moor The
Rev. William Norman Guthrie, OF St
Mark's-on-the-B -BouVerie, will talk on
moral and Mystic France" Father
Aicibade, Of Notre Dame. viii make
short speech. Mrs. Belle de Rivera
and Mrs. Hariot Holt Dey, both hon
orary members Of the Lyeeum, also will
address the club.
Among the guests Of honor will be
Mrs. Thomas @. Winter, Mrs. Richard
NJ. Chapman, president City Federation
OF Women's Clubs; Mr.. Robert Under
wood johnson, Mrs. Walter Seam an
Comfy, Mrs. George Maynard Minor,
Mrs. William Cummings Story, Miss
Mary Garrett Hay, Baroness Katherine
Won KlenneT. Mrs. Cora Wells TroW.
Mrs. Lillian B. Sire, Or. Henry Fowler,
Miss Anna Vaughan Hyatt, Mr.. Q. w.
Stevens, Mrs. A. ". Palmer, Mrs. Edith
Totten Tanning, Miss Amy Wren, Mrs.
Albert Garfield Bage, Mrs. Stanley Ly-
man Otis. Mrs. Livingston Roe Schuy-
Ter, Mrs. Homer Lee, Mrs. Eugene
Grant. Miss Helen varick Boswell and
others.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

The American Society Of Reeonstrue'
tion gill hold q meeting on Monday
afternoon, January s, az the Hotel
Plaza. Mrs. Robert Wylie Lyle, found
er and president, will preside. After
the usual routine business is disposed
of new members will be installed
Several prominent speakers will talk
on reconstruction. The society recently
contributed 500 TO the Veterans
Mountain Camp.
The FIRST in a series OF bridge parties
was recently held at the Hotel Plaza,
with Mrs. James c. Ledbetter chair
man. The hostesses were Mrs. Henry
Clarke Coe, Mrs. Harry Lee Zlegler,
Mrs. N. NJ. Donnarumma, Mrs. Charles
D. Dressed, Mrs. r. W. Lyle, Mrs. E.
N. Brown and Mrs. Myron 7. Seudder.
In addition 20 those named, the fol-
lowing women played at the various
tables: Mrs. Royal s. Copeland, Mrs.
Sherman Woodward, Miss Louise A.
Dobson, Mrs. Arthur V. Desrden, Miss
Heath, Mrs. A. Mae White, Mrs. Will
liam II, Seldom, Mrs. Sydney L. Suth-
erland, Mrs. John William Quay, Mrs.
OOlou IdlmeEs lNf mlhhes LtbbeIs MIS-.
II. B. Kcndriok, Mrs. Walter Lyle Jor-
dan, Mrs. S. z. Glenn. Mrs. T. II. Car
Isle. Mn. N. G. COlyer and Mrs. W. P.
BarkerT
The officers Of the society for the
new year are: Mrs. Robert Wylie Lyle,
president; Mrs. Minnie Tayloe Pearson,
Mrs. Myron 7. Scudder, Mrs. Z. ~
Brown and Mrs. Lee Csruthers. vice
presidents; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Donnarumms
treasurer, and Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe
parliamentarian.
The Th,ater Assembly, Mrs. j. Chris
topher Marks president and founder
will have a private tour 20 Atlantic
City for the week end Friday, Feb.
ruary l6, for the members and their
friends. The young peoples auxiliary
Of the TheatPr Assembly has charge
Of details Of the trip. The eommitte,
in charge Of reservations IL Mrs. Ed
ward Mum and Mrs. II. lie Roy Barnes
The Theater Assembly train will leave
the Pennsylvania Station at D. m.
February i6.
On Saturday evening the Assembly
will have private ball and eotillior
In the Egyptian room Of the Breakert
Hotel. The Mayor Of Atlantic City and
bis wife will be guests At the ball,
The special train will return on Sun
Gay evening at II o'clock.
The Junior Art Society. Mrs. J
/ Christopher Marks founder, Franeei
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31

DR.. william Starr Myers will give his
York Society, United States Daughters
Of 1912, on January 8, at the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. William Gerry Slade
talks. Other members include Mrs.
George B. Wallis. Mrs. Homer Lee, Mrs.
John T. Van Sickle, Mrs. Joseph T.
Ryan. Mrs George 7. Hardy and Mrs.
A. II. W. Anderson,