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

speaker will be Mrs. George 4. Owens
president Of the Government Club. After
the luncheon there will be bridge anc
euchre.
Mrs. Frank z. Wise. the president
will be assisted In receiving the guests
by Mrs. A. NJ Stewart, Mrs. ]. c. De
Winter, Mrs Clarence Burns, Mrs. Max
well p. Sayford. Mrs. George A. Post
Mrs. John T. Griffin. Mrs. A A. Morse
Mrs. Alexander Walker, Mrs. Robert
Gray, Mrs. A. B. Valieant. Mrs. j. 5
Browne, Mrs. w. D. Snedaker and Mrs
A. MacL. Jeffery.
Sorosis, at its business meeting to-
morrow at the Waldorf-Astoria, will be
addressed by H. v. Kaltenborn on some
interesting features of the Brazil Gen.
tennial tour. H. l.. Gunnison and other
members OF his party will also speak.
There was a large attendance at the
first Book and Play luncheon on Wednes-
day at the Hotel Biltmore. Il was under
the direction OF Miss Emma T. Mills.
and among abe speakers re~Carl Van
Doren. Wilson Follett. Harvey O'Hig-
gins and Villa Gather.
The guests OF honor included Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Macmillan of London, Mr..
Byrne Hackett, Mr. Thomas Wells, DR..
Albert Shaw and Mr.. Rutger Blocker
Jewett, and among the subscribers were
Lady Henry, the Mines. John d. Rookie
Teller Jr., William II. Moore. Simeon
b. Chaplin, Henry Abbott, Maitland
Griggs, Raymond Havemeyer, James NJ.
Hartshorne, r. Durham Moffat, Chaun-
cey Blair, Warner NJ. Leeds, Charles
Perrin, Percy Stewart. Augustus Thomas.
Bronson Bachelor. Milton Vogel,
George Pratt Owen Davis. Arthur G..
Larned. Donald Carr, J. B. Curtis. Pat
rick Valentine. Charles Stewart Smith,
II. III. Jewett. Herbert Phelps. Robert
Morris Phillips, Charles II. Scribner,
William Hirst. Arthur J, Singer. j..
Theus Munds. Arnold Wood, William A.
Perry, Robert Berwin, John Greenough.
Owen Davis and Misses Addison
Mitchell. Ruth Singer and Elizabeth
Chaplin.
EARLY Races and Settlers" was tfle
subject at the. meeting of Clio Society
on Monday at the Hotel Astor. Prof.
Clark Wissler, Phi. D.. curator of an
thropology, American Museum OF Nat
ural History. spoke on THE American
Indian" and Miss C. M. Newell on 1.-THE
Coming of the European" Mrs George
Little Fowler spoke on current events.
Mrs. Willis p. Miner is president OF
Clio. and Mrs. Charles Duane Baker,
honorary president.
A bazaar for the benefit of the Helpers
was held on Thursday at the Plaza.
the proceeds from which will be used
to relieve the sick and destitute. Mrs.
Emile vatable is treasurer of the Help
ers, and Miss Georgine Iselin. Mrs. Will
1iar pa axI
Not, Mrs. Henry H. Forbes and Miss
Aimee Delmonico. trustees.
The Stage Children's Fund. Of which
Mrs. Mile Thorne is president, will hold
its annual bazaar on December / and 2
at the Hotel McAlpin. The proceeds will
go toward furnishing and maintaining
the summer home which the Stage Chill
drens Fund recently purchased at Nave
sink, N. j.
The National Society, Daughters OF
the Empire State, Mrs. Charles f.
Wright, president, held its social meet
Ing Thursday at the Waldorf Astoria
The speakers were DR.. Alexander Lyons
and Mr.. u. A. Gilbert of Chicago. The
musical program, under the direction OF
Miss Julia Sergeant Chase, was rem
dered by Marjorie Lauer, soprano, and
Samuel L. Aronson. pianist. who played
some of his own compositions. The or
ganization's first card party OF the sea-
son will be held early In December at
the home of Miss Chase. 925 West End
avenue.
There were fifty tables OF players al
the card game given by the National