New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
u. W. c. A. to Give Teas


". W. C. A. to Give Teas
Members of the committee of man
sgemsnt of the Young Women's Chris
tlan Association will be hostesses to-,
borrow afternoon at the second Of
series Of special teas for members and
their. guests. Greta Torpadie, the
Swedish singer, will give short pro-
gram. ..7'
Mrs. whitelaw Reid is honorary
chairman of the committee of man
agement; Mrs. Stephen Baker. chair
man; Mrs. William F. Payson, vice.
chairman; Mrs. Theodore F. Savage,
eeasurer; Miss Helen Loomis, secre-
tary; Mrs. Edward W. Sparrow, as
sistant treasurer. The COMMITTEES in
cludes Miss Eleanor Bovee, Mrs.
Casrles- X. Carpenter. Miss Lcrania
Csoss. Mrs. Daniel B.. Baker, Mrs.
pikfam B. Donchian, Mrs, Blanche w.
freeman. Mrs. George King, Mrs.
Aoppiu, Mrs. Edward Morris. Mrs.
Charles w. Ogden, Miss Maud A.
Alsnd, Mrs. II. II. Wilder and Mrs. j
RRousmaniere.
Mrs. George Arents ir. gave a lunch
con at Pierre's yesterday for her. debu-
tante daughter, Miss Dorothy, Richard
son kfenss, who viii make her debut,
on December 81. s ssa t-ts
Mrs. Graston. n. Payne gave lunch
: eon az Pierre's yesterday for Mrs. Ken
neeh p. Schley and Miss Adele Ryan.
9taefs TO give. luncheons there tyester-
oay we're Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius H..
sangeman. Mrs. Dudley oicott I'd and
MRS !. Phillip Bernhard, of Tuxedo.
Mrs, John Stevens Melcher, of 25
Esss seventy-ninth Street, is at the
Bdgadier General and Mrs. Logan
fesand, OF Washington, are at the Am
kssador for few days.
Sir Robert and Lady Borden are in
ae city from Ottawa, Canada, and are
athe Belmont
Mrs. Carlos de Heredia, of Lenox,
MASS, is also at the Belmont.
Mrs. Edward S. ]. McVickar gave
luncheon at the Marguery yesterday
yof Mrs.. King Carley and Mrs. Oliver
aenn. Others to entertain at luncheon
ua,e ,nsre yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wltisani aGoadby. Loew, Mr.. and Mrs.
george Widener and Mrs. Robert Goe-
Nv. Nv. wno entertained for Mrs. Jerome
Napoleon. Bonaparte.
MI aud Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin. who
hase been at the Ritz-Carlton, have
Hssnsd Hsss to their country home at Glen
<rosa sa. Louis A. rockingham has come
Fssa .oa ner place, Wayside, at North
t'AS'on, Mass, and is at the Ritz.
a. tsettsy. Rnssell Solely gave luncheon
p.snerrys yesterday for Mrs. Henry S.
TvssSn,o TaSno and Mrs. Hamilton Mex,
Society Notes
an Mfs; Richard t. Wilson entertained
,ass. ss uiiver D. Filley at luncheon yes-
lnnss az Sherry's. Others to give
M Mons W there yesterday included
was. 'Mnerson l.. Schwartz, whose guests
M;.s nls. James Lenox Banks ir. and
nomaine Bristow; MI. and Mrs.
Cs[r., [ iihser and MIR. and Mrs. w. E.
"a, -. =. clarence Jones was lunch
ssSos M aOstess yesterday at the Ambas-
EsI and Mrs. William q. osroea
~ s4u ana Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. Rainey
eSsnt arrivals at the Ambassador.
sfe. Frederic Nelson will return to
Snx;s apartment at the Plaza from Hot
va, on November 13,
a. ass, g. 3 Hope Slater, who arrived on |
0'smpic, is at the st. Regis.
AL Is and Mrs. J. Monroe Douglas
ssoa are at the ST. Regis.
i. sss. Jay r. Carlisle has arrivea frnr,
4 geasry place near Islip, L. r. ana
: = the Vanderbilt.
~ = and Mrs. John J. Watson ;r. |
49, SsSssd their country home at
pkTse cae, L. l.. and are at White Sui
sfanss for short visit.
1 iss..is ~. and Mrs. Irving r. Brokaw gave
aeason yesterday at Delmonico's.
8 ds'aington Hosfesses
Entertain at Bridge
- s nerbsrs Hoover to Cipe |
sa Io-nsorrosg; Mrs. Nc
sssen Prepares for Festival
= ac,rs as lrsbene's washingtom Bureau
sass sH Hsi.sNTON, Nov. THE seere-
xrss.'M Agricaisure, Mr. Wallace. will
t6-ni6kxew morning f~an, az
ii ! S. aharles Eelden jr., was hostess
Nom ana ne Tea this afternoon at
NJ Ia on Connecticut Avenue. hay-I
= fss eight card tables the}
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