New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

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She is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Woifer S. Comfy.
of which Mrs. Daniel Pelton Dufie is
regent. The president general Of the
national society and various executives
Of other patriotic organizations are
assisting. Tables will be secured from
Mrs. Luellen Bussenius, 1875 Grace
Avenue. Great Neck, l.. !. A handsome
prize has been donated for eacn table.
The annual Christmas sale Of the
! Womans Auxiliary Of the Rescue Work
mer president. will be held At the
Hotel Pennsylvania on Tuesday, AT
2 p. m.
A card party will be held in con-
junction with the sale Of Christmas
novelties.
This worthy charity is for the bene-
/ Al OF destitute women and children,
who are succored alt the year round
regardless Of creed, at the headquar-
ters Of the auxiliary, 3is East Fiji
teenth Street.
The chairman Of the day Is Mrs. g.
/ Alfred Walter. OF 30s West Ninetieth
| Street. assisted by Mrs. l.. II. Cook, OF
l42 East Eighteenth Street.
The drama circle Of the New York
Theater Club, Mrs. Belle dc Rivera
president, will present two plays at
the annual Yuletide luncheon TO be held
J in the grand ballroom Of the Hotel
/ Astor, on Tuesday December 10. Re-
ception TO the guests will include presi-
/ dents Of all the women's clubs.
The principal feature Of the lunch
con will be the two Christmas trees
/ laden with toys. dolls and clothing,
which will later be taken 20 the chill
/ dren Of the Settlement House and Day
Nursery, % Cherry Street, oy the
/ chairman. Mrs. Robert Hamilton
I Rucker.
The chairman Of reception. Mrs Al
bert w. Winston, will be assisted by
/ Mrs. Florence Hargrave. Mrs. o. c
I Cypiot IS chairman Of program and
Mrs. Harriet Matthew has charge OF
the tickets.
The plays are entitled Everybody =
/ Husband" by Gilbert Cannon, and viii
include in the cast Mrs. Henry Sabel
/ Mrs. Walter Godfrey. Mrs. C.. +. An
stell, Mrs. A. L. Weleh and Mrs. a. F
Waltz, the seeond play. showed Up
/ With the Duchess" will include Miss
/ Grace Hastings. Mrs. Arnold Rodney.
Mrs. X. Stoyer and Mrs. Albert
Jackels.
The next performance which the
members will attend will be that Of
"The Fool" on December 81. Add
tional tickets may be obtained Of the
| chairman, Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards, at
her home, 1872 West Eleventh Street
The December meeting Of the New
York Browning Society will be held
December 20 at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The program is in charge Of Mrs.
james r. Secor. chairman. Dr. Lynn
II. Hourh will give an address on
Browning in Relation to the Modern
Poets" and Miss Jessie B. Rittenhouse
will speak on The New Poets VS.. the
Old Poets" Miss Ruth Blasdcll Mac
Donald. soprano, will sing, one Of her
selections being Browning's "Ah, Love,
but a Day" She will be accompanied
by Margaret White Skill
There will be business meeting
called at o'clock by the president,
Mrs. William l.. Voigt.
The Metropolis Club Of this city is
arranging 20 give an elaborate musi-
Gale. For the occasion they have en-
gagged the entire nineteenth floor Of the
Biltmore Hotel, including the Cascade
Room. At least two Metropolitan
Opera stars will appear on the program
In addition TO other celebrated artists.
A program Of unusual interest Is prom
ised.
The members meeting Of the Century
Theater Club, Mrs Harry II. Thomas,
president, will be held az the Hotel
Commodore on Friday December Is, at
1880 o'clock
Mrs. G. Reginald Crossley. chairman
OF study. announces lecture by VIII
liam Webster Ellsworth on "Moliere
and His Times," with one hundred col
ored illustrations. The discussion on
'The Fool" will be lead by Mrs. Sturgis
s. Durham, chairman Of criticisms.
The Manhattan Study Club, Mrs.
Edith r. Poarsons. president, was en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs. Jonathan
G. Wells. 40 West End Avenue, on
Monday. The subject Of the day was
art, and Mrs. Arthur II. Bird er was
chairman. Mr.. Herbert B. Tschudy
and Mr. Jerome Myers we're the speak
ers. Tea was served after the lectures.
The Daughters Of Ohio in New York
will hold a meeting on Monday al the
Waldorf Mrs. Edgar Whitaker Work
is chairman Of the meeting. and a mu-
steal program will be followed BY a
lecture BY the Rev. Edgar Whitaker
Work OF "The Wonders OF the Yellow
stone Park" The club will also hold
a reception 20 Mrs. Edna Brush Per
kns. chairman Of the Woman's Suf-
frage party in Ohio, before the meet
ing.
large audience attended the first
evening concert Of the Rubinstein
Club NJ the Waldorf Astoria last Tues
day. The musical director Of the club.
Mr.. william Rogers Chapman, con-
ducted an orchestra Of sixty musiciang
In several brilliant numbers and the
club choral Of over one hundred and
fifty trained voices sang ten new part
songs. Mr.. Richard Crooks. tenor. was
the assisting artist supper was served
In the Rose Room.
The second afternoon musicale will
be given on Saturday, December 16. in
the Astor Gallery. A Christmas pro-
gram will be given. Miss Mary Jordan
Baker, chairman Of the philanthropic
committee, is In charge Of the Christ
mas distribution and the Chatter Box
will hold a sale Of Christmas gifts fos
the benefit Of the fund on Saturday.
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