The New York herald., 1922-12-10

the affair one of the most brilliant of the
early season. The entertainment COM
mittee. with the cooperation OF Gen.
Trip. president of the Maine Society,
has secured several notable speakers
for the evening, including President
Clifton ID. Gray of Bates College, Job
+. Hedges and former Gov. Samuel w.
Mccall Of Massachusetts,.
Various State societies are contribut-
ing their quota to the calendars of
social clubs these days. The New York
City ColonyNof the National Society of
New England Women had a literary
meeting on Thursday afternoon at the
Waldorf Astoria, when an address was
made by Mr.. Harry Barnhart. con-
ductor and community music leader on
League OF Souls Through Song" Prof.
John A. Krout discussed THE Early
Temperance Movement and It's Influ-
ence in New England" and there were
talks BY Mrs. William G. Ames on
Modern Relation of Parent and Child
and Gen. II. j. Reilly on 1.-The Important
Part Women Can Play In National De-
fense." Miss Amelia ID. Campbell was
chairman of the literary committee and
DIR. Marion A. Coleman of the music
committee. ~ss~
The Missouri Woman's Club of New.
York City. Mrs. Wright Johnson. presi-
dent. had it's regular monthly meeting at
the Hotel Astor on Wednesday after
noon. An interesting program was
given under the direction of Mrs. F. A.
Norton. chairman OF philanthropy.
The Iowa New Workers. held a success
full Christmas sale on Friday afternoon
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109th street. Tea was served for those
who wished ii.
The. Virginia women gave large
bridge party on Friday at the Hotel
Vanderbilt 1t was followed by tea.
Four vice-presidents of Sorosis the
Oldest of women's clubs. were honored
bv the organization on Monday, when a
luncheon was given for them by their
fellow members at the Waldorf Astoria
The distinguished guests were Mrs.
Dimies r. S. Denison. Mrs. Fanny H.
Carpenter Mrs May Riley Smith and
Mrs. Anne Lupton Prince. THE Service
of Art" the subject of discussion, was
led by Mrs. Ellen Marling Crampton.
chairman of the art committee. The
talks were on the practical means of adj
yancing art Several well known artists,
including Mr.. George Gray Barnard and
Miss Blondell Malone, were among the
guests invited to give their views on the
subject.
Well known artists will take part In
the program at the entertainment to be
given by the woman's Press Club next
Friday at the Hotel Plaza, for the bene-
fit of its scholarship In the School OF
Journalism at Columbia University. Two
scenes are from Charming Pollocks play.
'"The Fool" and another from The
World We Live In" ("Insect Comedy'D &.
will be given. At the conclusion of the
program there will be a reception for the
artists, who will include Cecil Arden
and Morgan Kingston, both of the
Metropolitan Opera Company; Florence
Macbeth of the Chicago Opera Com
pany.; Joseph Holman. cellist; Carlos
Sebastian and other members OF the
company playing The Fool; the But
terflies from '"rhe Land We Live In."
and Miss Helen Mcclellan. Tickets may
be had from the treasurer. Mrs. w. j..
Wilson, 21s Webster avenue. Brooklyn
and Miss Lille d'Angelo Bergh, the
chairman, 224 Lexington avenue.
Tho affair will be under the patron
age of Mrs. Herbert l.. Satterlee. Mrs
Charles l.. Tiffany. Cornelius Wander