New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Fifty-scventh Street. At that time see
retary Of PhAis's philanthropy commit
tee. has now in her possession
printed copy Of the call which Phal'
sent out for a conference OF tns
women's clubs OF greater New forl
a. form a city federation Of clubs, ont
departfnent OF which is 10 be "devoteS
20 the scientific study OF philanthropy.
Az result OF this call some forty
ciabS sent representatives 20 a con
fsvenee. which met at st. stephen
Parish Hall. 30 West Forty-sixtf
Street. May l2, 1896. printed minutes
OF which meeting are now held D,
Mrs. Cairns.
A committee was appointed 70 earrJ
on the work OF organization, Phalo
being represented BY Mrs. Cairns
Mrs. Eliza Neweomb Alexander, mrs
Edward Addison Greeley. the Rev. Pheoe
A. Hanaford and Miss Cecil Cowdrey
the latter still an active member o.
Pbalo. As a result Of this commit
tees activity the City Federation came
PhsIo Boasts among its past mem
bership the names Of the Rev. Pheot
a. Hanaford and the Rev. Antoinett'
brown Blackwell, the authoress; Mrs
Sarah L. Hamill Roys. Dr. Harriet =
KeItinge and Mrs. Charlotte b. VII.
bour, long the honorary president o.
SOrosis. 80,
This anniversary program will m
clude an address by Judge jerry Is
Sullivan, soprano soil BY Mrs. Robert
purrs Cole. recitations 10 the accom-
naniment OF the ukulele by Miss Ger
trude Fihek and piano selections D)
Miss Catherine Snowden.
The regular meeting and luncheon oi
the Woman's Republican Club. Inc.
Ms. James Griswold Wentz president
ana founder. will be held Tuesday, at
I0:3O a. m. in the Rose Room OF tnc
Plaza Hotel. The speakers will be Mr
Zion ". Hooker, chairman Of the Amer
ican Defense Society, whose sublee'
will be. "Patriotism," and Sarah Gra-
ham Mulhall. whose subject viii be,
"Drug Addiction" The special subject
for this month is upon the drug sltua-
tion and the city committee, Mrs war
rem A. Ransom, chairman. had as her
sneaker on December Professor Jo-
seph Chamberlain, who gave a talk on
Drug Victims Of Our City"
Beethoven Society, Mrs. Dudley Van
Holland. acting president, gave its sec.
ond afternoon musicale yesterday at
the Plaza. The president had as guests
OF honor Mrs. Theodore NJ. Hardy
president OF Chaminade Club, who
brought as a special guest Mr.. Clarence
Wainwright MacMurphy, the composer
who has Just returned from Paris and
Vienna; Nine. Carlo A. o. Polifeme
Mrs. Williams Cummings Story, Mrs
Stanley Lyman Otis, Mrs. William Bald
win Smith ID. Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill
Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman, Mrs. Flor
ence Foster Jenkins, Mrs. Evereti
Mengies Raynor. -,
Following a reception given by tho
president a delightful musical pro
gramme was given by Mr.. Edwin Nyi.
regyhazi, the Hungarian pianist, anc
Marie Saville, soprano. Mr.. Harold
Osborn Smith was the sccompsnist.
After the musicale the floor wal
cleared for dancing.
The patroness dance 10 be given ir
the Grand Ball Room Of the Plaza, Mon,
day evening, December Is, instead o.
DECEMBER II, as previously announced
premises TO be a most successful
affair.
The Society Of the Daughters o.
Alabama, Mrs. William lie Baror
Sands president, will have its meeting
Thursday at the Hotel Astoria. Al
this meeting is 20 observe the l02d an
nlversary Of Alabama's entrance init
the Union a special program will b
given.
Athone Club, Mrs. Katherine A
Martin, president, held the second 10
cial meeting Of the season on Thurs
dsy IN the Astor Gallery Of the Wal
dorf-Astoria, which was largely at
tended. The program was diversified
and interesting. Lieutenant Colone
Elvin II. Wagner. 18th Infantry Of th'
United States Army. spoke on "Th'
Repatriation Of the War Prisoner
After the Armistice."
DR.. Henry knight Miller followe'
with Psychology and the Drama" ant
DR.. Henry Clay Risner spoke on "Ih'
Idealism Of the American Poets" MI
Martin Richardson, tenor. sang
Mrs. Martin. with the other officer
of the club, received her guests In tn
foyer, preceding the luncheon.
Among the guests Of honor were DI
and Mrs. Robert Bruce Clark. Mrs
Alexander la Yigne, president Of IN
Daughters Of Ohio; Mrs. Leonard L
Hill, Criterion; Mrs. Charles Lediaid
the Hollis WomRn's Club; Mrs. W. 4
Chapman, Rubinstein; Mrs. Elvin y
Wagner. Mrs. John Schaefer, Mrs. vii
liam Camp, Mrs. Theodore II. Hardy
Mrs. John Francis Yawger. Mrs. Loui
Ralston. Mrs. W. l.. Cunningham. o
the Daughters Of the Revolution.
Many novelties are being planne
for the annual dinner dance, whie
will be held on Friday night, Januar
12, with Mrs. Neptune Smyth chairman
The Nebraska Society Of New Yor
held a salon Sunday afternoon. Decem
her 3. at the Waldorf Astoria. The fol
lowing former Nebraskans gave Tn
program: Horace Smithey, vocal solo
3st: Jessie Miller, pianist; Miss Mar
rnret Read gave talk on condition
yn the public schools; Miss Susan Scott
Of the cast Of Spite Corner" CAV
some OF her personal experiences on IN
stage, and Mrs. Lucille Bentley Fred
eriek, assistant 20 Judge Schoen Of tn
Court Of Domestic Relations, gave
paper on HEnvironments Of the Home.
Refreshments we're served. Mrs. Ha
Beans, president, presided.
The Post Parliament Club entertaine'
many club presidents, as well as II
full membership, with an afternoon lei
at the Hotel hicAlpiR on December
There was atreeeption al $3.50, will
Mrs. Cora Welles Trow, president o
che club, heating the line. and assiste'
hy Mrs. William r. Stewart. Mrs
Leonard L. Hill. Mrs. william G. Dem
Arrest.
Following the rules Of the club
speeches were barred. and a reall!
sociable and enjoyable afternoon wa
raised. Among the presidents enter
fafned were Nfae Mary shaw. Miss Mar,