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The New York herald., 1922-02-19
Woman'S Press Club
Breakfast Saturday

The annual breakfast of the Woman's
Press Club will be held on Saturday at
the Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. Haryot
Holt Dey. the president will give the
greeting, and Miss Annette Wynne will
be chairman of the day. 1t will be Press
day. and the speakers will include the
Rev. Oscar r. f. Treder. Mr.. Earl Won
Doren. Mr. John V. A. Weaver Mr.. w
r. Aughinbaugh. Miss Mary Austin and
Havrah Hubbard. The music will be in
charge of Nine Katherine Evans Won
Klenner. and the artists will be Milan
Lusk, violinist. of Czecho-Slovakia !;
Miss Els Butler. soprano, accompanied
by Nine Ludmila Vetche, and Mr.. HUI
bert Lnscott, barytone, accompanied by
Miss Katherine Kerrin. The guests Of
honor will include Mrs. Ogden Mills
Reid Mrs A. NJ Palmer. Miss Mary
Garrett Hay. Mrs Richard NJ. Chapman.
Mrs r. Edison Doolittle. Mrs Ruth
Mason Rice, Frederick A. Stokes. Edwin
Markham and Mrs Walter N. Comfy
Chapter XIV. of the Federation for
Child Study had social meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Hyman Werner 26 West
Eighty-hfth street, on Thursday. DR..
Marion A. Kenworthy, assistant director
Of the Bureau of Children's Guidance,
spoke on Mental Conflicts of Children
Their Relation to Conduct" The dis
cussion was followed by tea.
on Wednesday the federation had the
last of its lectures on THE Science Of
Nations" DR.. Felix Adler spoke on
characteristics OF the American Peo-
pie and Their Influence on Education in
America"
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W vAsH1NGToNs BIRTHDAY,
M/ falling on Wednesday, will

M AoIiIN1lON blhAIiD<Ai'
\N/ falling on Wednesday, will
be observed in various ways.
Patriotic meetings with addresses on
the Father of His Country by promi-
nent speakers, luncEeons, dinners and
dances with miniature hatchets, cherry
trees and Continental hats as favors;
card parties, musicales and teas will
celebrations will not be confined to
Wednesday only but will extend over
several days.
The Washingtons Birthday eve
dance of tie Marquette Club at the
Ritz-Carlton will be one of the most
brilliant affairs of the week. The en-
tire ballroom suite has been taken for
the occasion and will be appropriately
decorated with flags and bunting. A
buffet supper will be served in the
lounges. Miss Kay Slevin and Mr.. E.
Arthur Carter are chairmen of the
committee in charge of tie dance
Others on the committee are Mrs.
Henry Heide, Jr.; Mrs William H.
Little, Mrs. Ambrose O'Connell and
the Misses Margaret Pearson August,
Clare Conway, Cathleen Kelly, Marion
Maloney, Sallie II. McKenna and Ada
Slevin; also Messrs. Paul A. Gull
Imam, Jotn D. Cronin, j. Edward
Davey, John T. Egan, F. E. Fon-
SEGA, Jr.; William f. McManus. Am
brose OConnell. Charles r. Small and
Jotn A. Sommer
The club will have another of its lit
erary and educational evenings to-mor-
row at the Hotel Plaza. The Rev. Jo-
seph Fort Newton, minister of the
Church of the Divine Paternity, will be
the guest of honor and deliver his lee
ture on Mark Twain" DR.. Newton was
intimately acquainted with the humor-
1st. Miss Katherine Adeline Siemers,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert f.
Siemers, will give a musical program,
accompanied by Miss Clare Conway.
National Society, Daughters of the
Empire State, Mrs. Charles +. Wright
president, observed presidents day on
Thursday at the Waldorf-Astoria. Many
presidents of. women's clubs We're guests
of the club. Mrs. Charles H. Griffin,
honorary president, gave an address on
the history of the club. The musical
program was under the direction of Miss
Julia Seargent Chase, chairman, and
the soloists were Elizabeth Wood. con-
tralto, and Donat Gauthier, tenor who
sang group of French and English
songs.
The annual election of the club will
be held on March 2 at the Waldorf-As-
toria. Miss Julia Seargent Chase is
chairman of nomination.
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GaHi-Curci to
Sing in Opera for
Neu York Hospital
Matinee Performance Of Lucia
di LammermOOr' to Be
Given for Charity.
=" OR the benefit of the Social Ser
X vice work of the New York

:" OR the benefit of the Social Ser
l. Hospital a special matinee per-
formance of Lucia di Lammermoor"
will be given at the Metropolitan
Opera House on Friday. at which Mime.
Amelita Galh-Curci will sing. Mrs
Walter Jennings is chairman of the
committee in charge. and associated
with her are Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss,
Jr.; Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs. Henry
G.. Gray, Mrs. Clarence Hay, Miss Flor
ence Loew and Mrs. Graham L. Blandy.
Other members of the committee in
clude Mines. Eugene Thayer. Richard
Trimble, John Victor, William Wood
ward, Postlethwaite Cobb, r. Horace
Ga1iatin, Arthur Iselin, Burton Lee,
George F. Baker, Jr. I; Frank l.. Polk,
Augustin ]. Smith, William B. Dicker-
man, Charles Farr, j. Nelson Borland,
Russell Hibbs and Henry Carnegie
Phipps.
The junior committee includes Misses
Joan Whitney. Josephine Dodge, Flor
ence Lockwood, Rosalind Borland, Nina
Ryan, Cornelia Sage, Leila Emery Adele
Ryan, Katherine Boston, Constance Jen-
nings, Gertrude and Jane Sanford, Wan
den Mathews, Nancy and Birks Yuille,
Fanny Billings and Dorothy Sharpe.
Boxes may be obtained from Miss Flor
ence Loew at 262 Madison avenue and
orchestra seats from Mrs. Walter Jen-
nings at East Seventieth street.
The object of the New York Hospital
Social Service is to extend to patients
both care and supervision after they
leave the hospital, thus avoiding a waste
of the weeks of care given at the hos
pital. There also is extended to the
families Of the patients both care and
aid, thus giving ease and comfort to
the patient and helping to maintain the
self-respect OF the family. The doctors
have found that those patients who have
not to worry over the welfare of their
families recover much more rapidly than
those who have the burden of a poorly
supplied home on their minds.
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Stagefolk Will Be
Drama League Guests

Among the hosts and hostesscs at tho
fourth annual dinner Of the New York
Drama League, to be held Sunday,
March 5, at the Waldorf-Astoria, will be
Mines John w. Alexander. Axel o. 1hi-
seng, A. VI. Dodge. Lewis NJ. Isaacs.
Dudley Van Holland. Rollin Kirby.
Langdon Geer Vernon Radcliffe, Ben
All Haggin Kate Douglas wiggin. J.
Henry Lancashire, Annie Nathan Meyer,
w. II. Cary, Frank Tucker. ]. y. Curtis.
j. Breuchard. Edmund +. Burton and
u. A. Kimball Mr.. Lee Simonson. Mr.
Eugene O'Neil, Miss Pauline Lord Miss
Eva lie Gallienne. Mr.. Thomas Wifred,
Mr.. Allan Pollock. Mr.. Emery Fottle,
Mr.. Augustine Duncan. Mr.. Robert Ed
mund Jones' Mr.. Walter Hartwig. DR..
w r. Northrup and the Misses Levi
sohn, the ten persons chosen by a special
dramatic jury of the league as the most
important in this years history Of the
stage. will be guests OF honor, together
with Nlltita Balieff OF Moscow.
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BriarcliH Benefit
Dance Next Friday

Many tickets have been sold for the
bridge and dance to be given on Friday
at the Hotel Plaza under the auspices
of the Briarclif Holiday House Asso-
citation for the beneft of it's house at
Lisle N. Y. The officers of the asso-
citation are Miss Helen Stotesbury, pres
ident; Miss Eleanor Livermore. secre-
tary. and Miss Florence Klitz, treas
urer. Tickets may be had from Miss
Klitz at $40 West End avenue. On the
committee are Mrs. John Tyssowski.
Mrs. Walter b. Reisinger. Mrs. L. STAN
ford Wood and Misses Kathrine Adams,
Gwendoline Gray. Dorothy Haywood,
Dorothy Morrill,, Margaret Smith and
Florence Van Ripper.
There was large gathering at the
fourth musical of the HARLEM Philhar-
monic Society. Mrs. Everett Menzies
Raynor president on Thursday morn
ing at the Waldorf-Astoria. The soloist
was John Charles Thomas, barytone.
The last musical of the season will
be held in April.
Capt Stanley Howe spoke on the sub
ject of National Economy and the Bud
get" at the meeting of the Woman's
Forum. Miss Helen Varick Boswell
president, on Friday morning at the Ho-
tel Bltmore. Dr. Josephine Hemingway
Kenyon. executive secretary of the Wo-
mans Foundation for Health. gave q
brief talk on How Health Makes for
Happiness" Mrs. Marcus M. Marks en-
tertained the executive board of the Fo-
rum at her home. 4 East Ninety-ninth
street on Wednesday,
Ray Current Events, Mrs. J. w. Loeb,
president. met Monday at the Hotel AS
tor. A large part of the meeting was
given to a parliamentary law drill by
Mrs. Angelique v. Orr on the drawing
up of charter and bylaws. Mrs.
Jerome Wagner gave report on the
New York City Federation convention
and DR.. Ernestine Doychert spoke on
vivisection.
The Society for Political Study, Mrs.
Otto Hahn. president. met at the Hotel
Astor on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Frederick L. Wakeham spoke on the
Federal Soldiers Bonus Bill" There
was discussion from the floor. A vote
was taken and the bill was defeated by
a large majority. Mrs. Arthur J. Han
ford gave a talk on Pending Legisla-
ton" Current Events" were given by
Mrs. Jack w. Loeb.
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Lebog Will Present
scandals of the Shore

scandals of the Shore" will be given
by the Lebog Circle of the Silver Cross
Day Nursery on Tuesday evening at the
Hotel Plaza. 1t will be the annual en-
tertainment of the circle for the benefit
of the nursery. The book and lyrics are
by Mr.. Allen L. Hopping and the music
by Mr.. Eectus Il. Backus. Miss Ger
trude Finck and Miss Dorothy Haight
will have the leading feminine roles in
the play. Others in the cast include
Mr.. Hopping. the Misses Marie Neu-
bourg. and Ruth Sentner, the Messrs
Aubrey Sommers, Thomas Farrell, Wal
ter Tips. Howard Hopping, Philip Rock
wood and Thomas Fowler. o. &, q.
Miss Elizabeth Jacques, president of
the circle. is chairman of the committee.
and tickets for the play, as well as the
dance which follows. may be obtained
from her at SIT West End avenue.
The 3O7th Infantry Post of the Ameri-
can Legion will hold it's second annual
dance on Thursday at the Waldorf-As-
toria. Mr.. Sherman NJ. Blur of 1872
East Eighty-second street is chairman
of arrangements, and among the pa
tronesses are Mines. HubbelI Rowland,
Samuel =. Blagden. De Lancey K. Jay,
George w. Hubbell Dudley Davis, John
II. Prentice, Edward r: Fl. Talmadge,
Henry w. Jessup, Norman B. Gardiner,
John E. Bates. Cummings III. Tucker,
George w. Felter Frederick r. Rich.
Waiter G. Eliot. Joseph Hollahan and
William Van AIMEE and Miss Ethel
r. Blur.
New York City Colony, National So
ciety of New England Women. will
hold the seventh lecture in the course
on Current Events" by Mrs. Marion
Gaylord Atwel at the Hotel Pennsyl-
vania on Tuesday morning.
The Daughters Of Pennsylvania in
New York. Mrs. Walter Seaman Comfy
president held their February meeting
IN Tuesday at the Waldorf Astoria.
Mrs. Homer Lee was chairman of day.
Miss Hart read a paper on Current
events" followed by rectations and q
dance by Miss Lillian Willing. A talk
on Creative Psychology" was given os'
Miss Mary Allen. Mrs. Henry Philip
Kirby was chairman of program.
Sixteen. new members were welcomed
at the first ANIMAL luncheon of The
l'riors, Mrs. Harry Lilly president, last
week at the Hotel As.or. The new
members were Mines. Richard NJ. Chap
man. Frances n. Abraham. Fred II.
Baldwin, William A. Bell. Walter Gray
Crump, T. Christie, William Einstein
Thomas M. Hardy, Errol Hart. Joseph
A. Lawrance. Frederick j.. MacIsaac,
George j. .Owen;. John II. Parker. WIFI
lam Baldwin Smith. Cd, Frank Sharpe
and William Whitaker
The club Is comnosed exclusively of
past presidents. officers and chairmen
of the New York City Federation of
Women's Clubs.
At the operate concert Of the Ma
tional Opera Club on Friday at the
Waldorf-Astoria the soloists were
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The0rid Board Will
Meet on March 2

A large dinner was given by Theoria,
Mrs. Harold George Wood president. at
Des Beaux Arts on Tuesday. fol-
lowed by Il theater party at the Nora
Ba: es Theater to see "Just Married. -
in the party were Mr.. and Mrs. John
shea, Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Phillips, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
+. 5. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Hop
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Parsons, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Hopkins, DR.. and Mrs
Harold George Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. w
A. Sager, Mrs. William HILL Mrs. Mat
thew Looram and Miss Monica Doyle.
The board will meet with Mrs. Wood
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Members of PhaIo
Entertained at Tea

Phalo. Mrs. Eugenia NJ Chapman
president. was entertained at tea at the
home of Mrs. Francis w. Breed, at 1O6
Northern avenue, on Monday. Mrs
Annie r. Cobb read a letter from Mrs.
Lee Schweiger of st. Louis which an
nounced the comforting of honorary life
membership in the Musicians Fund of
America, of which she is founder and
president. upon a member of Phalc.
Mrs. Edward Balbach. in recognition of
her assistance to young musicians. Ed
ucation in Mexico" was the subject of
talk by Mr.. Charles Hale Benitez of
Columbia University. Mr.. Angelo Ros-
chetti, tenor. accompanied at the piano
by Miss Alice l.. Philbrook, sang
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LuncheoEs, Dinners and Teas to Mark Hoday-Dixie
Dance of Southern Society Wednesday,
Marquette Ball at Ritz Tuesday.

ruary IS. The choral under the direc-
ton of Mr.. william r. Chapman, will
sing ten part songs, some of
them for the first time. The assisting
artist will be Mr.. Louis Dornay. tenor,
of the Royal Opera House, Covent Gar
den. London, who will make his first
New York appearance.
Extra guests tickets may be obtained
from the secretary, Miss Mary Jordan
Baker. 251 West 114th street.
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Club Presidents to Be Guests of Michigan Women
Rubnstein Gives It's Fourth Afternoon Musicale
Drama League Dinner March 5.

Gertrude Lang, Elsa Peck. Sada Asher.
Carl Richards and Ethel Meyers. Ro-
maudo Sapio conducted the choral.
Nine. Katherine Evans Won Klenner.
president of the society, gave an adj
dress outlining the aims of the organiza-
ton.
At the monthly study day on Thurs
day w. L. Hubbard will give an opera
iogue.
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Card Party and Tea
In Aid of Orphans

A card party and tea for the benefit
OF the Educational Auxiliary of the
Leake and Watts orphan Home will be
given at the Hotel Bossert. Brooklyn.
on Friday afternoon. Mrs. John H.
Griesel is president of the auxiliary and
Mrs. James Kennedy is chairman of the
card party. Those in charge of il are
Mrs. i. j. White. Mrs. william L. Sands.
Mrs. Richard A. Mestres Mrs +. b. Hill
ton, Mrs. Edward r. Herbert, Mrs. F.
g. Rash. Mrs. Samuel Hodgson and Miss
Anne Marbury Kelly.
on st. Valentines Day Nine. Clara
Novclle Davies entertained at her resi-
dence, Is West Sixty-seventh street, rep
resentatives Of the New York state Fed
Grafton of Musical Clubs hospitality
committee. in honor OF Mrs Cecil Fran
kel. state president of California and
national chairman OF extension work.
and Mrs. William John Hall, the ma
tional chairman on junior work. from ST.
Louis Mo.
One hundred and fifty presidents Of
prominent women's club were guests OF
honor yesterday at the fourth after
noon musicale of Rubinstein Club. Mrs.
William Rogers Chapman, president. in
the Waldorf Astoria 10 was French
day as well as Presidents day, In tDnor
or Nine. Carlo Polifeme. p~esdent OF
Je Lyceum. who prass.,teu the statue of
Jeanne dare recently erected in Wash
Srgton. ~ c., on behalf Of her society.
Nine. Emma Calve, soprano. gave
song recital. singing several numbers
from Carmen" her famous Habanera
and the Fan Song in addition to four
groups OF songs. Eomauldo Sapio was
the accompanst French and American
flags decorated the ballroom which at
the conclusion OF the recital was cleared
for dancing.
The second evening concert Of the
club will take place on Tuesday. Feb
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Emerald Ball Funds
Go to Orphan Society

The Eighty-second Emerald Ball on
Friday night at the Waldorf-Astoria
brought out a large gathering. 1t was
given under the auspices of the Bishop
of Brooklyn, and the proceeds will go
TO the organizations under the super
vision of the Roman Catholic Orphan
Society Dock Commissioner John ri.
Delaney was chairman of arrange
ments Justice George J. O'Keefe, of tile.
reception committee Mr.. Joseph f. Mo-
ran. of boxes Mr.. Claude II. Becker,
of press Mr.. William r. Hagarity, OF
tickets. and Mrs. Joseph j. Byrne. of
music.
Mr. Walter ]. Jeffreys sCarlin is chair
man of the association this year. The
Emerald Association was organized in
1889, and has held a ball every year
since.
A large audience enjoyed a talk on.
..Patriotsm'' at the meeting of the So
ciety of New York Women, held on Lin
coins Birthday at the Hotel Astor. The
speaker was Mrs. Regina Demarest, past
department president of the Woman
Relief Corps. The work of the Amer
canization committee of the New YoIl.
City Federation was told at length by
Mrs. william Baldwin Smith ID.
DR.. Frances w. Mcneil. the presid sat
presided. At the business meeting the
society voted to have a theater Inrty
on March 20.
A meeting Of the Virginia Society was
held Friday at the Waldorf Astoria.
with Mrs. Frank Murray Tench presiding
and Mrs. Daniel Lawrence Turner.
hostess. Mrs. Alexander j. Field. the
historian of the society, read "The Spirit
of Virginia" Mrs. Frank Day Tuttle,
author of women and World Fedora
tion," spoke for the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation Miss Minna Lester gave
readings of poems by Ella Wheeler Viii
cox, and Miss Edith NJ! Kempthornc,
field secretary of the Camp Fire Girls,
exhibited their work and gave an inter
esting talk. %. DIR. Rosalie Slaughter
Morton gave an account of the work she
is doing for Serbia. ahd the society
pledged support to her in the cause.
Mrs. r. C. Kenyon was the soloist cf the
day..
The guests Of honor were Miss Jose
phine Walton, Mrs, George L. Draper.
Miss Sara Richards. Mrs. II. w. Tup-
-Snan. Mrs. France and Mr.. Girard Ton
ming.
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Eclectic Club Pays
Tribute to Lincoln

Lincolns Birthday was celebrated by
the Eclectic Club. Mrs. Albert Garfield
Bage president at its fortnightly meet
ing on. Wednesday at the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe. chair
man of the day, gave an interesting talk
with many stories and incidents Of Lin
coins life and patriotism. Arthur Guy
Empey. author of "Over the Top" made
a patriotic address, and Mr.. Norman
Jolliffe, barytone. sang appropriate
songs. also leading the club in+&hs, ,a.sA
tional anthem. - atS@ Ss'
Valentines day was also celebrated
by the presentation of an original val
entine with verses by Mrs Coe to Mrs
Bage. Guests of honor included Mrs
Walter Comfy. president of the State
Federation: Mrs. John II. Booth Mrs
w. II. Curdy, Mrs. A. L. Kellogg Mrs
Henry Branne, Mrs J. W. Coffin, all
state officers. Luncheon and bridge fol-
Bowed the n~cr-a:n.
The monthly meeting Of the board e.
managers of the Daughters of the Revo-
luticn. Mrs. Charles E. Wolbert presi-
dent-general, will be held tomorrow at
the Office of the society. Is West Thirty
seventh street.
Invitations have been issued for the
annual Dixie dinner dance of the New
York southern Society which this year
VIII be given on the evening of Febru-
ary % at the Hotel Astor This Is one
or the most popular events of the year
IN southern circles in New York. and as
the society has a membership of LOO
IT is expected the attendance will be
large. Gen. Samuel McRoberts is pres
ident of the society. William G.. Fitz-
wilson is secretary and the entertain
ment committee includes Mr.. Robert
Adamson. chairman Mr. Barron G.. Col
lier and Mr.. James NJ Crank.
Fifteen club presidents will be guests
OF honor of the Michigan Women in
New York. Mrs. John j. Bush president.
on Tuesday afternoon at the Waldorf
Astoria The club will give a tea and
reception with music, the program in
Guiding vocal selectionsaby Mrs. Ander-
son Tifflin Herd and piano numbers by
Mr.. George Del Morel. Each president
viii make a short address on her ex-
periences in club life. The reception will
he preceded by business meeting at
which monthly reports will be read.
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on March instead of March 1, that
date being Ash Wednesday.

The February meeting OF the Finer
son College Alumna Club. Mrs. Marie
Beals president. on Saturday night at
the rooms of the Twelfth Night Club
AZ West Forty-fourth street, was csc q.
the most interesting of the season IT.
was presidents night, and many heads
of women's clubs were present. The
artists were Mr.. Curtis narrower. III
anist; Miss Margaret Macdonald, who
sang a group of songs, and Mrs. Owen
Kildare, who gave an address on Per
sonality." The hostesses were Miss
Bertha Colbun. Miss Margaret Klein.
Mrs. Maud Purdy, Mrs. r. A. Purdy and
Mrs. Herbert Quaife. Mrs. Edythe Ger
aid, vice-president, presided in the alb
sence Of Mrs. Beals, who is in Florida.
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Drama Comedy to
Celebrate Anniversary

Drama Comedy win celebrate it's fifth
anniversary with banquet this evening
at the Hotel Astor. An engraved gavel
dated 1917-1922. will be presented to
the president, Miss Edyth Totten, by
Mrs. Robert Hargrave.
The club will hold it's February card
party tomorrow afternoon at the Hoel
Astor. Miss Totten will be the chair
man and there will be prize for each
table.
At the Friday Review this week the
dramalogue "The Danischeffs," with in
terpretive music, viii be given by Mr..
Carl Fique. The guests of honor will
include Mrs. William Cummings Story.
Mrs. Axel o. Ihlseng, Mrs. Thomas J.
vivian, Mrs. j. w. Loeb and Mrs Julian
Heath.
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SorosiS to Name
A Poet Laureate

Sorosis will meet tomorrow morning
at the Waldorf-Astora, It will he fol-
lowed by luncheon. Mrs May Riley
Smith, chairman of poetry. will preside
during the novel program arranged for
the afternoon. Each club member has
been asked to send in an original poem.
not disclosing the name of the author.
The writer receiving the largest number
of votes will be declared the poet laurc-
ate OF the afternoon and will receive as
a prize an autographed volume of poems
by some well known poet.
Addresses on Lincoln we're given Mt
the monthly meeting of the Thirteenth
Club, Miss Henriette Strauss president,
on Monday. Francis Wright Clinton
was the POSTMASTER. and the speakers
included Mrs. owen Kildare, Mrs. Sarah
X. Thomas. Mrs. Katherine Noack
F'ique. Miss Minnie Herlss, Miss Sara
Hogan and Mrs. Charles Burt. Miss
Strauss gave a report Of the City Fed
eration.
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Beethoven to Give
PatronesS Dance

Beethoven Society, Nine. Aida Tanini
Taglavia president, will give its Sec
ond patroness dance on Thursday eve
ming at the Hotel Plaza. Among the
patroncsses are Mines. Tagliavia, Carl
Jungen, william Haley. II. W. Tench,
w. j. Mansfield. j. Sherwood Hyatt.
Guy Percy Trulock and Maude England
Lynch. with Mrs. Miles Money and Miss
Claire Vial as chairmen.
Mrs. Trulock will entertain the di-
rectors with bridge and tea tomorrow
afternoon at her home, ia West 1Sfst
street.
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a dance will be given tomorrow eve
ming at the Hotel Pennsylvania under
the auspices of the Fresh Air Fund for
Adults and Elderly People for the bene-
fit Of it's building fund. There will be
card tables for those not caring to dance.
At the annual election of officers last
month Mrs. Angellque v. Orr was
elected president. Mrs. J. A. Gausman.
Mrs. Frank w. Keiholz, Mrs. Chester
n. Reed, Mrs. Charles Il. Forester and
Mrs. a. Andujar vicc-presidents; Miss
M. y. Coughln. recording secretary !;
Mrs. r. NJ. Williams. corresponding sec
retary, and Mrs. J. =. McComb. treas
urer.
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Following the annual custom, Charter
Chapter Daughters of the Union. held
meeting on Lincoln's Birthday at the
Waldorf Astoria, when there was an ex-
cellent program. with the regent, DR..
Frances w. Mcneil presiding. At the
business meeting it was voted 90 unite
with the Society of New York state
Women In giving the theater party on
March % TO see the Mountain Man"
The committee named 60 bring in
nominations for the election of new Of
Acers were Mrs. ]. r. Vredenberg.
Miss Grace Osborne and Mrs. ii. Griffp
Conrad. chairman.