The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19

cial meetings with lectures, lunch
cons followed by matinees and card
parties. dinners, dances, musicales.
bazaars and entertainments for the
benefit OF some worthy cause make
UP the program.
The Theater Club. Mrs. Belle de
Rivera president. will hold Tuesday
afternoon its regular social meeting
at the Hotel Astor. In addition to
numbers by various members the play
entitled six Characters Looking for
an Author" will be given through the
courtesy of the Princess Theater
management.
Mrs. Daniel Pelton Duffie. the chair
man of the day. has arranged pro-
gram including songs by Miss Mar
guerite Hawkins, a monologue by
Mrs. Henry Arthur Shepherd, adj
dresses by Claiming Pollock and
George Kelly and a solo by Nine
Annie Clayton Jones.
The guests OF honor will include
Mrs. William Cummings Story. Mrs
T. w. C. Cook Mrs Florence Foster
Jenkins. Or. Frances Mcneil, Mrs.
Walter s Comfy. Mrs. Wright John
son. Miss Isabel Leighton, Miss Fran
ces Starr. Miss Florence Reel, Miss
Helen Lavelle Miss Mary Roland and
Percival knight.
At the last meeting of the club n
generous sum was collected for the
Smyrna sufferers. The members also
voted to give q Liberty bond TO the
Bazaar of Little Mothers to be held
at the Waldorf on December 2.
To raise funds for their philanthropic
work. the Veterans Mountain Camp,
Euterpe Club. Mrs. T. w. G.. Cook presi-
dent, will give card party at the Hotel
Astor on Thursday afternoon. The host
esses will be Mrs. j. e. Vidal and Mrs
Abel Mishler. Other officers of the
Euterpe are Mrs. ]. z. Vidal. Mrs AL
fred Nicholson. Mrs. Abel Mishler and
Mrs. James Moran. vice-presidents; Mrs.
John r. Bradley. recording secretary;
Mrs. John j. Fauth, corresponding sec
rotary, and Mrs. Pames Pringle, treas
urer.
The Lyric Art Society. Mrs Albert
Schaefer president. will have a lunch
con on Thursday at the Plaza. An at
tractive program will include vocal and
piano numbers under the direction of
Miss Florence Robrecht. Mrs Charles
IT. Haviland is chairman of arrange
ments committee.
The guests of honor will include Mrs.
William Webster Miller, Mrs. Clarence
Burns. Mrs. Leonard L. Hill, Miss
Louise Marie Contencin and Mrs. Edyth
Totten. The luncheon will be preceded
by reception. Mrs. Schaefer will be
assisted In receiving by Mrs. Jackson
B. Sells and Mrs. Newton w. Gilbert.
The other officers of the society are
Mrs William A. Gallagher, Mrs Elton
II. Cowan and Mrs. John II. Judge, vice.
presidents; Mrs. B. p. Flippen. treas
urer. and Mrs. Burton II. Davy, secre-
tary.
The Michigan Women of New York.
Mrs. John Jay Bush president, will hold
their monthly meeting on Tuesday at
The Waldorf-Astoria- The guest of
honor will be Nine. Marie Cross New
haus. who will speak on "Stabilizing the
World Conditions" Eva Krasny will
give character readings in costume and
Mrs. c. d. Crittenden will tell Of her
travels in Europe
Following the program tea will be
served by Mrs. Gerson c. COLLINS, Mrs.
Roy Sherwood, Mrs. Frank f. Hutchins.
Mrs. II. A. Cossitt and the Misses New
lands.
Under the clhairmansllip OF Mrs. sgd
ney Lockhart the philanthropic commit
tee will meet at the home of Mrs. G C..
COLLINS. Col West 115th street. every
Monday afternoon TO make garments for
the poor for Christmas.
The Woman's Press Club will hold
the November meeting on Saturday
afternoon in the waldorf-Astoria, Mrs.
Haryot Holt Dey presiding. Among the
speakers viii be Lawrence Langner, di-
rector OF the Theater Guild: Miss Lucy
Feagin and Charming Pollock Musical
numbers will be contributed by Marie
Mikova, pianist: Nine. Aimee Clayton
Jones. contralto, and Lasolo Dortsack,
tenor, introduced by Nine. Won Klenner;
Emmy RovaclS. aocompanist
The program win be followed by the
installation OF new officers an follows:
President. Miss Amy Wren; vice-presi-
dents. Miss Lille d'Angelo Bergii. Mrs.
Eva Phipps and Mrs. Eva Lovett Car
son: recording secretary Mrs. Blanche
Nichols Hill: corresponding secretary,
Miss Charlotte Hume Irving; treasurer,
Mrs w. J. Wilson; auditor. Mrs. S. w.
McDannold.
The Chicago Club. Mrs. Frederick
Mac1saac. president. VIII hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting on Tuesday at the
Hotel Aston. Mrs. Irving Crane. chair
man. has arranged an interesting pro-
gram. which will include an address by
Dr. valerie II. Parker OF the American
Social Hygiene ASSOCIATE Mrs. Mary
Wood will sing. Chicago women resid-
ing In New York are invited TO the meet
ing as well as friends of the members
or the. club.
Mrs. Marian Leland gave a lecture
on the Washington Peace Conference
at the Staten Island Museum OF Arts
and Science on Thursday Mrs. Leland
who attended the conference. described
the drawing OF the Shantung treaty
with the aid Of official stereopticon pic
lures.
The Washington Heights Chapter,
Daughters OF the American Revolution,
Mrs. Samuel J. Kramer. regent. will
give their annual card party at the
Waldorf-Astoria on Saturday afternoon.
Slrs. Stevenson J. Thorne Is chairman.
At the first meeting OF the Emerson
College Alumne at the Twelfth Night
Club rooms on Saturday last. the pro-
gram was rendered by Dorothy Rust
Hemenway, soprano: Randall Har-
greaves, barytone Lacy Coo. violinIst
Edgar Bowman, pianist with Julia Hug
gins as accompanied. and Mrs NJ. Spen-
Ger Wiggin. dramatic reader.