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The New York herald., 1922-03-12
500 to Attend Dance
OF Criterion Club

When the American Criterion So
ciety. Mrs. Leonard L. Hill president,
celebrates ST. Patricks Day Friday
night at the Hotel Commodore with a
large dinner dance. green will be much
in evidence. The walls of the big
ballroom where the dinner is to be
served and where the dancing later will
take place, will be decorated with
early spring greens. On the round din
ing tables. seating twelve and sixteen.
will be tall vases filed with trailing
smilax and ferns, yellow tulips and
white narcissus
Five hundred members of, the Amer
lean Criterion Society and their guests
will participate. Three hundred reser-
vations have been made for the dinner
and two hundred of the juniors will
come in afterward for the dancing
For these a midnight supper will be
served. An orchestra of twelve musi-
clans will play for the dancing from
$50 p. NJ. until in the morning.
Many of the club members are plan
ming large parties for Friday evening.
Mrs. l.. Al. Cushman will have table
for sixteen. Among the guests will be
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Spence, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Merrill and Mr. and
Mrs. William Dillon. Others who have
reserved tables are Mrs. Bedell Parker,
Mrs. Hubert Templeton Parson. Mrs.
Joseph Purcell Mrs. w. Edgar Pruden
and Mrs. Henry X. Adams.
Mrs. Hill has chosen her thirty guests
from the junior members of the So
ciety. They win include her niece. Miss
Mildred Freeman. the Misses Gertrude
Collins. June Love, Marjorie Cushman.
Barbara Lusius, Helen Collins, Dorothy
Bowman. Hazel Crockett. Alice Braun,
Marcella Verran. Gladys de Cordova,
Helen York. Ida Braun, Charlotte Os-
good and Arlyne G. Creighton. Messrs
Ridley Enslow. Harrison b. Moore Sd,
Gordon Cushman, Carl Braun and DIR.
Robert Snedeker
Euphony Society. Mrs. James J. CORN
ley president. will have it's Chevy Chase
dance on Friday at the Waldorf-As-
toria. This Is the annual dance given by
the president TO the choral members and
their friends.
The next. meeting OF the Euphony
Luncheon Club will be held on March 80
at the Waldorf.
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Irish Jig Contest for
Drama Comedy Dance

Drama Comedy, Edyth Totten presi-
dent will have gala st. Patrick's
dance on Friday evening at the Hotel
Astor There will be favors and prizes
suggestive of the day. and also an Irish
Jig contest.
On Monday. March 20, the club will
have a card party with a special door
prize in addition to these for each
table. On the committee In charge of
the games are Miss Totten, Mrs. Robert
Hargrave. Mrs. w. j. Martin, Emme
Maak, Mrs. Hermann Cohen Mrs. EN-
ilie Hinckley. Mrs. Conrad Studenbord
and Mrs. Oscar Gemunder.
At the social matinee of the club last
Friday Glen Morris Stark gave one act
with full company Of Lady King" an
operetta by Lulah Case. The eight
Chinese dancers from East Is West
gave their dance in costume
The officers and cabinet of Drama
Comedy will give a luncheon to the
president. Edyth Totten, on her birth
day, April 26, at the Hotel Astor.
The Virginia Society. composed of
women from the Old Dominion now liv-
ing in New York, held It's first anniver-
sary celebration on Friday afternoon,
March 8. at the home of the Misses
Lester, 20 West Seventy-first street An
interesting feature of the occasion was a
message of greeting and good wishes
from Virginia's newly elected Governor,
e. Lee Trinkle, brought by Miss Ruth
Cunningham who has just returned
from Richmond. The special program
OF original music and recitations was
a N cd IF hx, ha
president and founder of the society
Mrs. frank Murray Tench. Mr.. Gerard
Tonning played a number OF his recent
compositions for the piano; Mrs. D. L.
Cardoza gave a reading and Miss Evie
Lee Bowcock recited a number of South
ern stories and sang plantation melodies.
Mrs. e. T. Herbert presented to the
society the seal of the State of Virginia,
painted by her brother. Lewis II. Ken
nerly.
The Current History Talks. which have
been given during the season at the
home of Mrs. Leonard L. Hill, 246 West
End avenue. came to close last Tues
day. Cora Welles Trow was the speak
er. The season opened with the "Tar-
iff Bill'' for the subject and closed with
the Books of the Year"
The Society Of Illinois Women in New
York, Mrs. Thomas Slack president, will
meet next Thursday at the Waldorf
Astoria. A business meeting will be held
before the afternoon program. 1t is
nomination day for new officers Mrs.
Slack announces the program will In
clude an address by Boris Brasol on the
subject "Soviet Russia" Mrs Charles A.
Bayer will give readings and book
L
Griffith. Guests are welcome to the
program at p. NJ. The president Will
receive the new members at this meet
ing.
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Mozart Holds It's
Third Supper and Dance

The third OF the popular Mozart sup
evening at the Hotel Astor. There was
general dancing throughout the evening
and supper was served at midnight. Mrs.
William NJ. Haradon is chairman of the
dances.
The patronesses include Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell, the president of the society
Mines. Richard A. Corronn, William
T. Smith. Benjamin Adriance, r. Fred
Allin. Michael S. Bauer, Thomas w.
Bentley. Philip c. Boerum, Charles a.
Bechstein, j. Van Wicklen Bergen. FL
lis Buxbaum, Bertrand II. Billman,
Frank G. Cochran, John Campbell. Ed
gar o. Challenger. Alfred Crew, Ag-
mes G. Denner. Henry Dunkak. Richard
Denbigh, Horace w. du Moulin, 5.
Gardner Estabrook, Frank III. Ed
munds. Carrie Hession. Jennie b. Haw-
kins. i. Haight. Joseph p. Hughes.
Herman Ganss. Norman Jollif. George
j. Jagle. Jr.. Horace Ketcham, Joseph
r. Martin, Edward Kirk Mesick, George
r. Morrissey George B. Morton. Will
lam Fl. McGee Owen J. McWilliams,
William A. Macdonald. III. G. Mcbride.
Harold Norton, Matthew J. o'Neili.
Grace w. Parks. Lyman D. Post. Lin
coin S. Rogers, Joseph ]. Root. Jr.. E.
Bassford Schmalholz, Cary #. Simmons.
Frederic G. Stevens, Charles G. Spanier.
Charles Simon, Louis A. Schwob, Lill-
Ian y. Schwoerer. Howard Sullivan.
John Thomas Taylor. Paul G. Wooster.
Robert G. Weigester and Augustin v.
Wendell,
The ladies' Aid Auxiliary OF the
Lenox Hin Hospital will give card
party on Tuesday afternoon at the
Hotel Astor The proceeds will be used
10 replenish the linen OF the hospital
and furnish bandages. Euchre. bridge
and pinochle will be played. There win
be prize for each table. Mrs. Lelix
Pfeiffer Is president OF the auxiliary
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Dance for Benefit
Mount HoIyoke Fund

Mount Holyoke College Alumnae AS
sociation OF New York (Frances Holmes
Abbot presidenD will observe st. Pat
rick's Day with a dance on Friday eve
ming at the Women's University Club,
106 East Fifty-second street This will
be the third in a series of dances for
the benefit of the Mount Holyoke
1900, 600 endowment fund There will
be dancing from 9 until l o'clock and
tickets admitting two may be obtained
from Mrs. w. II. Chandler, 600 Lexing-
ton avenue, or Mrs. E. w. Stitt. Jr.,
549 Grand avenue.
The patronesses included Miss Abbot
President Mary Emma Woolley, Dean
Florence Purington, Miss Mary Louise
Allen, Mrs. Walter II. Gilpatrick, Mrs.
William II. Mullaly, Mrs. John d. Wal
ton. Mrs. Leslie r. Rounds. Mrs. John
c. Faulkner. Mrs. Charles r. Cooper
and Mrs. Burton Hendrick.
The spring luncheon of the Woman's 5
Municipal League will be held at the
Hotel Astor on Thursday. George Nc
Aneny, chairman of the Transit Com
mission, will speak on New York city
transit, and Mr. Frederick Lee Acker-
man, architect and writer, on the hous-
ing situation. with special reference to
the Phelps Stokes Award, showing Ian
tern slides of present conditions and de-
signs for improving buildings. Mr.
Walter Stabler, comptroller OF the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Company, will
speak on financing the tenements.
Mrs. Frederick c. Hodgdon. president of
the Womans Municipal League, will
preside.
The New York City Chapter Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution. of
which Mrs. Alfred w. Cochran is re-
gent, at a recent special meeting ap-
pointed the following chapter represen-
tatives for the thirty-frst continental
congress, to be held in Memorial Con-
tinental Hall. Washington. d. c., the
weelo of April II: Delegates, Mrs. Al
fred w. Cochran. Miss Amelia d. Camp
bell and Mrs. Thaddeus Nighman. Jr.
alternates, Princess Spottiswood Mack
in. Mrs. Arba d. Faxon. Mrs. Robert
w. Morey, Mrs. John Henry Hull. Mrs.
John M. Gardner. Mrs. Ronald Il. Bo-
mar and Mrs. Edward C. Zabrislkie. The
headquarters of the delegation will be
the New Willard Hotel.
The Theater Club (Mrs. George NJ.
Clyde president) held a directors meet
ing at the Hotel Astor on Tuesday. On
next Tuesday the club viii discuss the
play. HE Who Gets Slapped" Mrs.
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Miss Bori to Sing
At RubinStein Concert

Rubinstein Club, Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman president, will have its fifth
afternoon musical on Saturday at the
Waldorf-Astoria. The artists will be
Justin Lawrie, tenor; Fernando Guar
neri, barytone, and Esther Rhodes,
harpist. Dancing will follow the pro-
gram.
On Tuesday evening. March 2s, Miss
Lucrezia Bori of the Metropolitan Opera
Company will give a costume recital at
the concert of the club in the ballroom
OF the Waldorf. The program will be
followed by the annual ball. Extra
guests tickets for the recital and also
the ball may be obtained from the secre-
tary and treasurer, Miss Mary Jordan
Baker, 351 West Hath street.
For the benefit of the philanthropic
fund of the club. a successful card party
was given on Friday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. Otto Mates, 241 West
Fourteenth street. There was a prize for
each table. Mrs. Mates was chairman
of the games and was assisted by Mrs.
Arthur w. Corse, Mrs. w. Van Tassell
and Mrs. Paul A. zizelman.
Portia Club. of which Mrs. Edward
Allen Albright is president, held its
regular meeting on Thursday afternoon
last at the Hotel Astor. The speaker of
the afternoon was Mr.. Archibald Il.
Stevenson, his subject being "rhe Con-
stitution of the United States" A busi-
ness meeting followed the talk.
"a closeup OF the Washington Con-
ference" was the topic of an interesting
talk by Mrs. Marion Leland at the Eclec-
tic Club. Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage,
president. on Wednesday at the Wal
Gorf-Astoria. DR.. Alexander Lyons made
an address on "The Supreme Need in
American Life" Current topics were
discussed by Mrs. Richard Stearns, a
member OF the club. Duncan Robertson,
barytone. sang groups OF songs, accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Hamill.
Guests OF honor included Nine. Carlo
Polfeme, Mrs. Charles J. Come, Mrs.
Augustine j. Wilson and Mrs. Olive
Stott Gabriel. Luncheon followed the
program and many members stayed for
auction bridge in the afternoon.
A card party was given on Monday
at the Waldorf-Astoria by the Congress
OF States Societies for the benefit OF the
States Headquarters Fund. 1t was in
charge OF Mrs. John b. Sheppard. who.
was assisted by a committee composed
OF representatives from each OF the af-
nliated States. Bridge, FIVE hundred and
euchre were played and gilt vanity
box was the souvenir for each table.
This was the first I'm a series of en-
tertalnments to be given for this purpose
by the Congress. which has for It's OBJ
ject the establishment OF Headquarters
I'm New York city. Mrs. Thomas j.
vivian is president OF the Congress of
states Societies
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Professional Woman'S
League go Years Old

The Professional Woman's League win
hold its business meeting tomorrow at
the league rooms. IA West Fifty-fifth
street. on Tuesday the league celebrated
its twenty-ninth anniversary at the
Hotel Astor with an entertainment.
Among those who contributed to the
program were Miss Gertyude Silvien and
Anora Katherine Frounce,- readers:
Miss Gertrude White. soprano; Sol Phil
lips. tenor, and Ruth Hay, who did
vaudeville act.
The guests of honor included Mrs. A.
NJ. Palmer. the founder: Mrs. Florence
Foster Jenkins. Mrs Edward A. AL
bright and Mrs. Edmund S. Kingsland.
huge birthday cake with lighted can
dies was a feature of the evening. Dane
ing followed the musical program.
The New York Diet Kitchen Associa-
ton. Madison Avenue Exchange for
Womens Work. Berkshire Industrial
Farm and the Bloomngdale and st.
Agnes's Day Nurseries were the bene-
ficiaries of the rummage sale of hats
and shoes held on Wednesday at the
Nearly New Shop. 913 Eighth avenue
The sale was under the direction OF Mrs.
George Orvis, Mrs. Robert r. Livingston,
Mrs. Rita NJ. Lydig. Mrs. George Eth
ridge Mrs. Martin Vogel, Mrs. Darwin
l.. Kingsley Mrs. Ernest Flagg, Mrs.
Charles Carscallen, Mrs. James Timp-
son and Mrs. Chalmers Wood.
Phalo. Mrs. Eugenia NJ. Chapman
president, will be entertained Mt its
meeting tomorrow by Miss Helen Sands
at Hotel Monticello, 80 West Sixty
fourth street. The subject for the after
Moons study is Americas future, under
the Craftsmanship of Miss e. B. Collier,
who will speak on individual ambition
and inventiveness of America. Mrs.
Edward Balbach will give paper on
the right of the Individual to work.
The Dixie Club will have its annual
breakfast at the Wadorf-Astoria on
March %. Mrs. Ernest +. Malcolm is
president of the club. and Mrs. James
A. Allen of 312 West Eighty-third street
is chairman OF the entertainment, from
whom tickets may be obtained. The
luncheon will be followed by a pro-
gram of music and addresses by well
known speakers
A board of directors meeting of the
Michigan Women in New York was held
on Thursday evening at the home of the
president, Mrs. John Jay Bush. The
members of the society yesterday visited
the home of one time Senator William A.
Clark, 962 Fifth avenue, to view his art
treasures.
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Irish Jig Contest to Be Held by Drama Comedy-Na-
tona Society Daughters Of Union to Give
Bridge and Tea.l

Albert A. Snowden chairman. As chair
man of the Drama" Mrs. Eva French
Phipps will talk on Back TO Methnse-
lah." Bernard Shaw's new production,
Mrs. Laura +. ,Bardwell, chairman of
the Silent Drama" Committee. viii
tell the club of her recent activities on
the subject. The club will attend a
matinee on Wednesday OF The Pigeon"
at the Frazee Theatre. The annual
spring club luncheon will be held at the
Hotel Astor. March 81. Mrs. Albern
Williams. 321 West Fifty-fifth street,
will be In charge of arrangements. On
March % Mrs. John III. Parker, honor
airy president of the club, will be chair
man of the program.
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Founders Club Will
Discuss Play Censorship

The monthly meeting or The Founders.
Airs. Belle &c Rivera president. was held
un Monday afternoon at the Hotel
Aator. This unique organization. OF
which Edyth Tottcn was the founder
and which Is comprised OF founders Of
clubs only, has no afflliation with any
otncr club and Is more or less Of a
secret Organization. AZ the last meeting.
however Mrs dc Rivera announced that
sHe would call meeting OF all the
theatrical clubs probably early In April,
Tor the purpose or knowing just where
AZ such organizations stand on the cen
s0rship Of theatrical and motion picture
productions. and whether or not they
favor censorship. There will be promi-
nent speakers at this meeting on both
sides Of the subject
The Woman's Forum. Miss Helen Var
ck Boswell president. viii hold a meet
ing at the Hotel Biltmore on Friday
morning. Mr.. Lewis II. Pounds, member
Of the Port Authority. will speak on the
subject of Port Authority" and Mr..
4 Parker Nevin will talk on the national
budget.
Mrs. Charles s. whitman, one OF the
vice-presidents OF the forum, will enter
tain the executive board at tea to-mor-
row afternoon.
The Wisconsin women's Society IN
New York, Mrs. Victor Frederickson
president will have its annual luncheon
on March 90 at the Hotel Astor There
win be after luncheon speeches by well
known Wisconsin men and women who
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Nine. Emma Calve
to Sing in Aid of
Civic Federation
Concert to Be Held for Fund
to Help Women in Study
of Chemistry.
CONCERT with Nine. Emma

a CONCERT with Nine. Emma
II Calve as soloist will be given
\ to aid the New York and New
Jersey section of the Woman's De-
partment of the National Civic Fedora
ton in Carnegie Hall on the afternoon
of March 81.
The example and influence OF women
in the Industrial, social and economic
life of the country is shown by this
department. Since the war American
women more than ever before have
had their attention directed to the con-
servation of natural resources and the
protection OF chemical industries. The
federation is urging women to take up
the study of chemistry, which offers
to them such a promising field, and
the concert is being given to help the
federation in it's work.
Mrs. L. McNiel Bacon Is chairman OF
the New York and New Jersey section
and Miss ATaude X. Wetmore of the
woman's department. Boxholders for
the concert include Mines. Bacon, John
Greenough. Charles +. Mayer. Finley J.
Shepard. John ID. Rockefeller, Jr.. Ed
ward S. Hardness. Percy Hamilton
Stewart, James Roosevelt, Hamilton
Fish Kean, Cass Gilbert, Edward r..
Tinker, Robert Winthrop, Andrew ".
Stout. Walter Il. James, Daniel Gug-
gonheim. Walter Phelps Bliss and
Cleveland Ii. Dodge.
There will be a st. PatrlclS's Day
dance at the Carroll Club, 120 Madison
avenue, on Friday. THE Upper Room
will be presented by the Dramatic AS
sociation OF the club on Tuesday evening,
aud on Thursday evening the Mary Car
roll Guild win have a sewing party.
A bridge for the benefit OF the Man
hattanville Day and Night Nursery will
be held on Friday afternoon at the Hotel
Plaza under the auspices OF the Veltin
Alumnae Association. Tho nursery was
chosen two years ago as the charity to
which the association will send n yearly
| contribution. The executive committee
OF the association is headed by the
president Of the organization Miss Doro-
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IS ARRANGED BY WOMENS CLUBS FOR ST. PATRICKS DAY

thy Z. Greanelle, who IS supported In
the work by Mrs. William Seaman Balm
bridge. Mrs. Morgan p. Brooks, Miss
Louise Cattus, Mrs. John G. Gledhill,
Miss Rosalind Laimbeer. Miss B. Lillian
Link, Miss Dorothy Mausollf and Mrs.
Arthur j. Simpson.
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happen TO be IN New York at the time.
and the music will also be furnished by
natives of the home state. The members
OF the society greatly enjoyed the pro-
gram arranged by Mrs. Frederickson for
the last meeting, on February "A. Mrs.
Margaret Harrison told of her expert
ences while in Russia, especially while
she was a prisoner in Moscow.
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Society of Reconstruction
Arranges a May Dance

The American Society of Reconstruc-
tion will give a May dance at the Army
and Navy Club on Monday evening.
May /. Mrs. William Fl. Selden will be
chairman of the dance arrangements
and will be assisted by a number OF
debutantes.
The society held a large and interest
ing meeting on Monday at the Hotel
Plaza. Mrs, Robert Wylie Lyle, the
founder and president, opened the meet
Ing with greetings TO the members and
their guests and was hostess for the
social hour following. Mr. Guy Empey,
novelist. was, the principal speaker.
Some of those present included Mrs.
renry Clarke Cog Mrs. f. N. Brown,
ASSon r. Scudder. Mrs Lee Caruthers.
Mrs. William r. Boyd. Mrs. ". Donna
rumma, Mrs. Charles y. Dressed, Mrs
Harry Lee Ziegler. Mrs. David Lopez
Cardoza, Mrs. Richard IT. Lynch Mrs.
Arthur V. Dearden. Miss Louise Dodson.
Miss Helena ZieFler. Mrs Sherman
Woodward. Mrs. John w. Quay and
Miss Virginia Lynch.
The Daughters OF Pennsylvanla will
have meeting on Tuesday at the Wal
corf-Astoria and the Daughters Of the
heyolution viii have bridge there that
afternoon.
There was large attendance yes
terday at the third IN a series OF card
parties given at the Waldorf-Astoria
under the auspices OF the Ursuline Pro-
vincial Auxiliary The hostesses yester-
day we're Miss Teresa S. Moriarty, Mrs.
Charles a. Olcott and Mrs Peter MUIR
ray. The proceeds from the card parties
wiz he used for the rebuilding OF the
Crsuline Novitiate recently destroyed BY
fire
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will present an interesting program with
Mr.. NJ. d. Sydney Peterson, the spcskeT.
on THE New Business Evangel": Mrs.
Helen Goodman, pianist Mrs. Louis A.
Schmidgall. contralto. and Miss Anna
Schilling at the piano.
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Rummage Sale for
Barat Settlement

A rummage sale for the benefit OF the
Barat Settlement and Day Nursery viii
be held on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday at 757 Seventh avenue. Mrs.
Irwin A. Powell of 10 East Ninety-sixth
street Is chairman and any contributions
in the way OF clothing, old or new; bric-
a-brac. novelties, in fact anything, may
be sent to her, or she will send for them
IL notified.
Mrs. william Patterson Van wycls Is
president OF the settlement. The other
officers are Mrs. Walter A. Burke, Mrs.
Mrs Henry Hall Forbes. vice-presidents !;
Miss Lillian Anderson. treasurer. and
Mrs. Joseph It. Ryan and Miss Adelaide
NJ. Jones, secretaries.
The Washington Heights Chapter.
Daughters OF the American Revolution,
Mrs. Samuel J. Kramer regent. held o..
meeting yesterday afternoon at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. The speakers were Mr..
Ernest *. Coulter, whose topic was
"Auericanzation Problems" and Mr..
Lee NJ. Nerriman OF tho school Of jour
nalism. Columbia University. The
musical program was given by Zoe
Pearl Park, contralto, and Frederick
Cromweed pianist.
A meeting of the board Of safety OF
the chapter was held on Monday at the
home OF Mrs. George Stowe, sS4 River
side drive.
The Woman's National Automobile
Club OF America. Mrs. Charles Wander
pool Baker president will give a st
Patrlcks dance on Friday evening a,
the Hotel Plaza. During the evening
Il Al ..t.. "A
there will be Irish folk dances by Dr.
and Mrs. y. NJ. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
Lindequist, Mrs. M. T. Nixon, Mrs. r.
/ Blou, Or. Robert Good, Mr.. Charles
Baker and many others.
Mrs Baker will entertain the board
of governors Of the club at luncheon on
March a.
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Mrs. Oliver Hartman to
Address Daughters of Ohio

Daughters of Ohio in New York, Mrs
Edmund W. Kingsland. president, will
have u business meeting followed by a
social hour tomorrow afternoon at the
Waldorf Astoria. Mrs. Rae d. Henkle
will be chairman of the day. The guests
of honor will include Miss Mary Garrett
Hay, president OF the New York Branch,
Western Alumnae Association of Ok
ford Rose Pearson Norton. president
of Monnett Club. and Mrs. Wallace
Hamilton. president of Woman's Branch
of the Ohio State University Association.
Miss Adeline Craig. soprano, will sing
a group of songs accompanied by Miss
Ruth Bingaman at the piano. There will
be addresses by Mrs. Oliver Hartman.
national president of the Camp Fire
Girls. and Miss Mabel Crafty, general
secretary of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association of the United States.
Mrs. Marc M. Reynolds. chairman Of
the ways and means committee, an
nounces that the third card party for the
blind fund will be held on Thursday
afternoon at the studio of Caroline Lowe
Hovey so West Sixty-seventh street.
who will be the hostess. Mrs. J. ]. Sui
livan will be chairman of the day and
Mrs. Reynolds will have charge of the
tickets.
Andrew Jackson Chapter, u. ).
Daughters of 1912. will hold its monthly
meeting Wednesday at the Waldorf
Astoria After the business Mrs. Fletcher
will tell OF life in the Philippine Islands.
Mrs. Homer Lee is regent of the chapter.
Major Elihu c. Church of the Port OF
New York Authority and DR.. Royal s.
Copeland, Health Commiss 'oner, were
the principal speakers at meeting held
last Tuesday by the Woman's League
for the Protection of Riverside Park.
Major Church told how the port plans
will affect that park and DR.. Copeland
told how necessary parks are for health.
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"Know Your City," the slogan of the
Tuesday forum. conducted by the New
York City Federation, is attracting large
bimonthly audiences at the Hotel Astor.
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Tomorrow at Hotel Astor the So
ciety of New York State Women will
hold it's regular March meeting. when
the president, DR.. Frances w. Mcneil,