The New York herald., 1922-04-16

D.
Nous Dancing Club will have a tea
dance on Saturday at the Hotel Plaza.
The clubs last evening dance will be
on May II.
Miss Katherine Randolph. who spent
several months in Guantanamo Bay as
the guest Of Lieutenant-Comman and
Mrs. Robert S. Chew. has returned to
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William w. Randolph in East Orange,
N. j.
Mr.. Simon Guggenheim has gone to
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, to re-
main over the Easter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence s. Day will
leave New York early in May for their
country home in Rye. N. Y, where they
will spend the summer. Mrs. Day held
her last at home for the season recently
at her town residence. 43 East Sixty
eighth street.
Mrs. Philip C. Stanwood and her
daughter, Miss Marian H. Stanwood. Of
Boston, Mass, spent several days last
week at the Hotel Lorraine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Watson Allen
arrived from Boston, Mass, last week
and were at the Hotel Lorraine. Among
others registered there last week were
Mrs. s. Homer Everett of Cleveland and
Mr.. Winthrop D. Dillingham; of Mill
haven, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonso p. Villa Of Is
East Seventy-second street have ar
ranged to sail for Europe on April 2S.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Francis Barry, who
recently returned from Mexico. are oc-
cupying their apartment, $40 Park ave-
rue.
Mr.. and Mrs George Sloane, who
went to Hot Springs early In the month.
will remain there over the Easter holi-
days.
Lady Henry, who has been visiting
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Frederick Lewisohn OF S35 Fifth
avenue, since her return from the South,
will sail for Europe on Saturday on the
Olympic.
Dr.. and Mrs. Fenton Taylor of 1so
East Sixty-seventh street, are receiving
CONGRATULATIONS upon the birth of son
on wednesday. Mrs. Taylor was Miss
Margaret Shaw, daughter of Mrs. Eu-
gene Shaw.
The annual luncheon OF the MaiEe
Women's Club of New York will be held
at the Hotel Pennsylvania on May s.
The Emma Willard Association, Mrs.
Harry Marsh Warren president, held its
spriray meeting on Wednesday at the
Hotel McAlpin. The program consisted
of an address by the Rev. James Palmer
OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church and group of songs by Miss
Paula Woursell, soprano, accompanied
by Robert A. Augustine.
Mrs. Frank A. vanderlip, who has re-
Gently returned from the Levant, VIII
give an address on "America's Influence
on Civilization In the Near East" at the
home Of Mrs. George B. Gushing, SO
Mum street. East Orange, N. j.. to-
morrow evening. During the evening.
which has been planned in the interest
of the $1,000,000 emergency fund now
being raised for Near East colleges, DR..
A. e. Bestor, president of the Chau-
tauqua Institution. will also speak, and
Mrs. Marie Bashian. a native OF Ar
menia and a graduate of Constantinople
Woman's College, will give a recital OF
folk songs and native darces in costume.
Roberts College, American University of
Beirut and Constantinople Woman's Col
lege comprise the American colleges OF
the Near East.
Mrs. Charles O'Day of 10 East Sew
enty-seventh street gave a luncheon.
followed by bridge, at Sherry's on Tues
day. Her guests included Mrs. stephen
Baldwin. Mrs. George w. Kavanagh.
Mrs. wideman Lee, Mrs. John Mark
ham, Mrs. William Boyd and Mrs.
George Hanna.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Meurer and their
daughter, Miss Mae Meurer, are at the
Plaza, where they will remain until they
open their country home at Belle Terre,
L. I.
Abram I. EIkus, former Ambassador
to Turkey, and Mrs. Elkus have returned
from Bermuda. where they spent the
winter.
A tea was given on Thursday at the
Hotel Plaza by members Of the womcn's
Municipal League. The officers of the
league are Mrs. Frederick Crosby Hodg-
son, Mrs Townsend Scudder. Mrs.
Thomas B. Wells, Mrs. Norman s. Dixie.
Mrs. Percy Jackson and Mrs. Laurent
Oppenheim.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Roberts have
closed their apartment. 375 Park ave-
nue., and are at the Hotel Ambassador,
where they will be for about six weeks,
when they leave town for the summer.
The Wednesday Matinee Club. Mrs.
John Kurrus, founder will give its sixth
luncheon and matinee party on wednes-
day. Luncheon will be at Giolito's Cc-
dar Garden, and aftcrward the mem
bers will attend a performance OF ITO
the Ladies'"
The club will hold its annual break
fast at Arrowhead Inn on May is.
Bridge will follow The musical srorra M
Mrs. Edward Orton Marion OF 81 E,ssott
avenue. Yonkers. Is chairman of the
breakfast and Mrs. r. J. Casey OF 200
West Nnety-seventh street, chairman OF
cards.
The members Of the Lenox Bridge
Club will give their annual matinee
party on April %. THE Hindu" at tho
Comedy Theater. Is the play selected
Mrs. r. J. Casey, acting president of
the club. will be the hostess at the
meeting tomorrow afternoon at her
home.
An illustrated lecture. Personal I'm
pressions OF the Washington Peace Con-
ference and It's Delegates" was given
on Friday evening by Mrs. Marian Lc-'
land at the Blue Door "a East Fortieth
street.