New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

fork are continuing their work OF
greeting the foreigners who are natu-
rallied in the Federal courts by pre-
senting them with copy Of their oath
Of allegiance and small silk American
flags. The committee has distributed
over 1880 silk flags and copies Of citi-
zsnship oaths since June IS. More
than forty nationalisies are represented
in the number who have been greeted
at the door of the court room by a
member Of the Colonial Danes Of New
York.
Mrs. Hamilton r. Fairfax, Of New
York, is president of the Colonial
DANES Of the State of New York. The
naturalization committee from the
general Americanization committee
was appointed at the close Of the war.
The naturalization committee in
ciudes: Chairman, Mrs. Charles D.
Freeman, Mrs William Robson, Mrs.
Walter Jennings, Miss Elisabeth b.
Brundige, Mrs. Z. l.. r. Gould, Miss
Ethalbert Ide Low. Mrs. Philip Ash
ton Rollins and Miss Ruth Lawrence.
The national chairman Of the Ameri-
canization committee is Mrs. James P.
Andrews of Hartford, Conn, the New
1oEh Sity chaiIiHah II IhioS -ouise VI.
Zabriskie.
The Manhattan Matinee Club, Of
which Mrs. Frank H. Scardefeld is
president, will hold it's first luncheon
Of the season in the Waldorf-Astoria
on October Is. Mrs. Karl A. Brake
will be the hostess. Following the
luncheon the club members will at
tend matinee performance Of "The
Monster" The guests of honor will
be Mrs. Florence Foster jenkins and
Mrs. Harry Thomas.
The club will resume it's business
meetings on October % at the Waldorf
Astoria, The meetings will be followed
by card parties, which are under the
direction of committee headed by
Mrs. George Kupfrian as chairman.
The Woman's Forum, of which Miss
Helen VaEick Boswell is president, will
hold it's first meeting of the season on
Friday, October 20, in the music room
at the Biltmore. Officers Of the Forum
will make reports of the work accom-
plished last year.
The officers for this year include, be-
sides Miss Boswell as president:
Vice-presidents, Mrs. Ralph Traut-
mann, Mrs. Charles S. Whitman, Mrs.
John II. Griesel, Mrs. Henry Allen
LeVey and Mrs. Marcus M. Marks.
Recording secretary, Mrs. Meredith
Blair Lovelace, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Frank E. Bradner; assistant
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Emile
Carbonell; auditor, Mrs Philip F. Hoff-
man; historian, Mrs. Jessie Hoyt Hig-
gins; Directors, Mrs. Edward T. Her
bert, Mrs. William Valentine Goldie,
Mrs. Brodie G. Higley, Mrs. William
Albert Lewis, Mrs. S. NJ. Hollander,
Mrs.. Elmer Blair. Mrs. James F. Drake,
Mrs. William Peter Hamilton, Mrs.
George Chaplin Taft and Miss Minnie l.
Wilson.
The membership of the Forum which
was limited to five hundred has been
extended to six hundred to meet the
large application list, and the season
promises to be most successful one,
both as to the clubs active department
tai work, and its social functions.
Euterpe Club, Mrs. Acinous B. Jami-
son, founder, and Mrs. T. w. G. Cook,
president, will give the first card party
Of the season on Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
D. Fl. Elder, 329 West Seventy-sixth
street. The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. James Pringle. The new officers
of the club are: Vice-presidents, Mrs.
J. E. Vidal, Mrs. Alfred Nicholson and
WITS xapei MiscnieI, recofolng secre-
tary, Mrs. John r. Brady; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. John J. Fauth, and
treasurer, Mrs. James Pringle. The
first musical luncheon will be held on
November at the Waldorf. The phil,
anthropic work for the year will be-
devoted to the Veterans Mountain
Camp.
Mrs. John Jay Bush, president of the
Minh ievoy1 ~lr
hold their first meeting of the season
at the Waldorf Astoria on Tuesday.
The business meeting will be at 2:30
O'Clock, when plans for the years work
in philanthropy, hospital and social
work will be discussed. The regular
monthly dinner dances which were held
last year will be resumed at the Clar-
endon, Friday. October 81. A board of
directors meeting will be held at the
Marie Antoinette Hotel tomorrow at
$3.50 p. m. Mrs. Alfred Brosseau will
be hostess.
The Theater Club, Inc, Mrs George
Maynard Clyde president, held it's first
study day at the Hotel Astor last
Snowden acted as chairman. The sub.
ject discussed was John Galsworthy's
"Loyalties." The topic for the next
study day is $50 This Is London" by
George NJ. Cohan. The program fol
the monthly social day, October "a
will include music and the presenta.
tion of one act from a current play.
The Chicago Club, Inc, Mrs. Fred,
erick MacIsaaes president, and the
Chicago Woman's Club of New York
City, Mrs. L. w. Seeligsbury president
will hold a joint meeting tomorrow
at Hotel Astor to observe Chicago Day
The regular business meeting of each
club will be held at 80 o. m. in the
club room. Friends of both clubs are
invited. The date is observed instead
of October 9 (Chicago Day) on account
of the convention of the New York
State Federation of Womens Clubs
which opened that day.
The Louisiana Society will hold it.
first meeting OF the season at 2 O'Clock
on Friday, October 20, at the home Of
its president, Mrs. P. ]. White, 27t
Park Avenue. There will be very
interesting program and all Louisian-
ians are invited TO attend.
The regular business meeting oi
Sorosis, Mrs. John Lewis Childs presi-
dent, will be called to order at the
Waldorf tomorrow st 1890 a. m. After
the luncheon special meeting has
been arranged for the president, who
will relate her experiences travelling in
South America and attending the CEN
tennial at Brazil as delegate from
Sorosiss Mrs Chiids was a mem ber