New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Life as a Fine Art
Club to Entertain
To Assist Veterans
Last Lecture of Season on
Mental Hygiene Will Be
card on Wednesday;
Chicago Women TO Meet

Life as a Fine Art Club, Mrs. Mildred
Manly Easton, president, will meet in
the west ballroom of the Hotel Com
modore next Wednc sday A reception
will be held at 1880 o. M. preceding
the regular program. Mrs. Easton will
give the seventh and last lecture in
the series on Life and Mental
Hygiene" entitled THE Transforming
Touch of Power; Mrs. George NJ.
Clyde will tell Of Current Events in
Poetry" Vocal selections will be
given by Mrs. Leopold Price, soprano.
The club is closing its season with
many philanthropic activities. 1t has
given a hut for the American Veterans
Camp at Tupper Lake, to be named
"The Life as a Fine Art" To raise the
fund necessary for this, many men,
bers are planning to open their homes
for card parties, teas, theatrcals. etc.
Among those entertaining will be Mrs.
Walter Hamer Gahagan, Mrs Louis
Arata, Mrs. Elsa Nulmen, Mrs. William
r. Malone, Miss Efie Stewart, Mrs. r.
A. Gardner, New York; Mrs. William
j. Hancock, Mrs. George PattersonS
Mrs. A. J. Miller. Mrs. Eva Ross is
chairman Of the federation scholarship
card party.
On April 1s, the club will have a
tea at Stockton Chambers, 900 West
109th Street. Mrs. Easton will lecture
on "Practical Psychology" Mrs. Caro-
line Eberhard is hostess of the tea.
The Maypole party of the club will
be held on May 10. 1t is to be a supper
and dance at the Stockton Chambers.
The Chicago Womans Club Of New
York, Inc, Mrs. Walter Hamer Gaha-
gan president, will hold its next meet
ing tomorrow at the Hotel Astor
the annual election of officers. Mrs
l.. w. Seeligsberg is chairman of noml-
nations, assisted by Mrs. John Lowe,
OF Parkside Avenue, and Mrs. D. J.
Casey, Of Brooklyn. The clubs Of
ticers will make their annual reports
The New York Theater Club. Mrs
Belle de Rivera president, held its
business day meeting last Tuesday at
the Hotel Astor in session that lasted
from noon until 5 p. m. The ten new
Frank, Mrs. dudley v Van I' Holland, nt,Si Mrs. 5.
Helen Dias, Mrs. W: J: Martin, Mrs.
Daniel Tracey, Mrs. r. II. Rucker, Mrs.
w. W. Welch and Mrs. Helen Mathieu
The play Lawful Larceny" was up for
discussion, with Mrs. Joseph Lane as
chairman. Others speaking on this
subject were Mrs. Belle de Rivera
Mrs. Thomas Slack. Mildred Holland,
Mrs. Dudley van Holland, Adele de
Leeuw, Miss Grace Hastings.
The club received two contributions
for its Cherry Street Settlement work
Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards presented
S3290 left from the matinee fund, and
Mrs. H. hwabacker gave her check
for $40. This will be used to provide
one breakfast each week for the Cherry
Street Children's Home
For the Honest Opinion Bulletin"
Nine. Won Klenner was selected to re.
port on "The Ladder" and Mrs. J. A.
Lawrence on the Green Ring" Mrs
W. j. Martin is chairman of discus
sion on "The Pigeon" and Mrs. Daniel
Tracey for "The Czarina." Delegates
to the New York City Federation are
Mrs. f. A. Cornelius, Mrs. r. H. Rucker
Miss A. Fl. Lewis and Mrs. r. Kahn
The next matinee gathering of the
club will be to see "The Czarina" on
April 26 Reservations may be OBJ
taired of Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards.
chairman matinee.