The New York herald., 1922-12-10
Various State Societies Are Contributing Their Full
Quota to Crowded Calendars of Social
Organizations This Month


Taylor. Mrs Augustin V. Wendell and
Mrs. Robert G. Weigester.
On December 80 the Marquette Club
will have its annual Yuletide dance at
the Hotel Plaza. This is always one Of
the most brilliant events OF the holiday
season, and preparations are already
under way to make the affair even more
so than any of its predecessors. The
entire second floor of the Plaza. COM
prising five ball rooms, has been en-
gagged for the occasion, and the officers
of the club urge It's members to make
their reservations early. seated sup
per will be served at midnight. The
Marquette has arranged to have a spe-
cial meeting in the form of a smoker
and entertainment for the men of the
club and their guests at the Plaza on
December IS. An illustrated lecture on
"Our National Parks" will be given for
the club on December 21 by Robert G..
weyh in the rose ballroom Of the hotel.
Last week the Marquette Club gave one
of it's delightful musicales the second of
q series, on Tuesday evening at the
Plaza. Miss Julia Allen, soprano; Mr..
Franco de Gregorio. tenor, and Miss
Louise Scheuerman were the artists. The
officers of the club this season are !:
William f. McManus, president; j.
Louis Meyer. vice-president DR.. George
r. Stuart. second vice-president; Paul
A. Cullinan. third vice-president; Frank
A. McHugh, fourth vice-president Ron
aid Oliphant secretary; Il. Arthur Car
ter. treasurer; the Rev. DIR. A. n. Arci-
bal S. p. NJ. chaplain. On the board of
governors are Murray Ambrose, F. f.
Fonseca. Jr. ; John A. Blake. Edwin A.
Kane. Carroll II. Brewster. Arthur B..
McArdle, John Francis Brosnan, Joseph
j. McArdle. Daniel A. Cullinan, Peter
f. McGovern. Jr. j. Edward Davey.
DR.. James Moran, John T. Egan. AM
brose O'Connell and Thaddeus Ughetta.
Athene Club, Mrs. Katherine A. Mar
tin president will give its annual DIM
ner-dance at the Waldorf-Astoria on
the evening of January II. Mrs. Nep-
tune Smyth will be the chairman. The
club gave one of It's prettiest affairs or
the season recently at the Waldorf-As-
toria. an afternoon subscription dance
in the solarium on December 2. 1t fol-
lowed n reception in the sunken parlor,
at which Mrs Martin and other officers
of Athene received. 1t was under the
patronage of Mrs. Bond Stow. Mrs. Will
lam Camp, Mrs NJ. f. Hamilton. Mrs.
Clifford II. Eagle. Mrs. Helena l.. Reh-
fuss. Mrs. Cornell Dunlap, Mrs. Frank
X. Brewster. Mrs Jonathan .Deyo. Mrs
Florence Hamilton. Mrs. Louis Stern,
Mrs. Neptune Smyth, Mrs. Albem Will
Jams. Mrs. Alonzo T. Dayton. Mrs.
Charles F. Lembke. Mrs. James Bryant
stephens, Mrs. Joseph Grambalro. Mrs.
Howard Clinton Russ. Mrs. Asher Lam
bert, Mrs. Noah Peterson. Mrs. Adolf
Well Mrs. George w. Beckel, Mrs. AL
lie Jayne Schaefer, Mrs. John Gilbert
Gulick Mrs John c. Tooe, Mrs. Otto
Nickly, Mrs. Charles Lediaid, Mrs. Har-
iiet W. Pierce, Mrs. Emma =. Reilly,
Mrs. Charles +. Diehl, Mrs. Charles
Kalman and Mrs. Douglas Hollister.
Athene held its regular monthly meet
ing on Thursday at the Waldorf. After
a delightful luncheon an interesting pro-
gram was given under the chairmanship
of Mrs Florence Hamilton. Lieut.. Col
Elvin II. Wagner. u. s. A., spoke on
'The Repatriation of War Prisoners
After the Armistice." DIR. Henry knight
Miller discussed Psychology and the
Drama" and DIR. Henry Clay Risner
spoke of 'The Idealism of the American
Poets" There were songs by Mr.. Mar
tin Richardson.
Among the guests of Honor were DIR.
and Mrs. Robert Bruce Clark, Mrs. Alex
ander La Vigne. Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill.
Mrs Charles Lediaid. Mrs. W. r. Chap
man, Mrs Elvin H. Wagner. Mrs John
Schaefer, Mrs. William Camp, Mrs
Theodore II. Hardy. Mrs. John Francis
Yawger. Mrs. Louis Ralston and Mrs.
w. L. Cunningham.
The Rubinstein Club. Mrs. William
Rogers Chapman president. will have its
second afternoon musicale Of the season
on Saturday at the Waldorf Astoria. 1t
will be held in the Astor Gallery, and the
artists will be Laurence Leonard, tenor /;
Marie Novello. pianist. and Nicholas
Levienne, cellist Guest tickets may
be had from Miss Mary Jordan Baker,
351 West Hath street. The music will
be followed by dancing.
Miss Baker, who is the chairman or
the philanthropic committee. will receive
donations for Christmas distribution. and
articles may be sent to Room 1913, Wal
dorf- Astoria The Chatter Box Will have
a sale of Christmas gifts for the benefit
of the fund on Saturday. Following Its
first evening concert of the winter last
Tuesday at the Waldorf-Astoria Rubin
stein gave a delightful dance In the ball
room. The supper was served in the Rose
Room. The attendance at the dance
was a large one, and the audience at
the concert most brilliant. In addition
to the clubs choral of more than 100
voices under the direction Of Mr.. William
Rogers Chapman. which gave ten new
part songs. there was an orchestra OF
sixty musicians, also under Mr.. Chap
mans leadership. The assisting artists
were Mrs. Lutte II. Fechheimer. so
prano, and Mr.. Richard Crooks. teno-.
Miss Alice NJ. Shaw. the club accom-
panist. was at the piano. and Mr. Louis
r. Dressler at the organ.
On Thursday evening at Delmonico's
the Maine Society of New York will give
its twentieth annual dinner The oc-
casion will be especially delightful. for
the Maine Women's Society OF New
York will also take part and help make