The New York herald., 1922-10-29

SucolS VI Lilc ihiciiSdll Sii-
terion Society, Mrs. Leonard L. Fill
president, at its art of painting day on
Friday at the Hotel Commodore.
Each VIII give a brief talk. They will
include Mr. Albert Sterner and Mrs.
Sterner. Mr.. Jerome Myers and Mrs.
Myers. Mr.. Herbert Tschudy and Mrs.
Tschudy, Miss Susan Kicker Knox,
Miss Alethea Hill Platt, Mrs. John
Lewis Childs, president of Sorosis;
Mrs. Arthur Bridge, Mrs. Henry v.
d. Black. Mrs. Robert j. Sharp and
the chaplain of the society. the Rev.
Edgar Whitaker Work, d. D., and Mrs.
Work.
1t will be the clubs first luncheon
of the season, and eighteen new men,
bers will be taken into fellowship OF
the organization. The luncheon viii
be followed by a musical program un-
der Mrs. Margaret Weber. chairman
of music. Through the courtesy of
Mr.. James z. West two Boy Scouts
will be In attendance TO sound the
hugle call for luncheon. A reception
will precede the luncheon.
Mrs. Albert Haustetter heads the re-
ception committee and her vice-chairmen
are Mrs. Frederick Andrews Bags and
Mrs Albert w. Meisel. Serving with
them for this occasion will be Mrs. Jo-
seph r. Tanning. Mrs Henry Anderson
Conan. Mrs Francis A. Murdock Mrs.
William Smith Young. Mrs. Charles h.
Thomas. Mrs. James z. Vest. Mrs. John
II. Judge. Mrs. Frank Keith Taylor, Mrs.
James Fred Allen. Mrs. George w.
kavanaugh. Mrs. Alvi living Baldwin,
Afre
Parmelee Rose, Mrs. Frederick l.. Ken
ney. Mrs Cyrus Townsend Brady. Mrs.
William H. Phelps, Mrs. Frederic Wes-
ley Sharp, Mrs. Arthur w. Corse. Mrs.
Thomas J. Drummond and Mrs. Charles
Z. Bentley.
Euterpe will begin It's musical season
with luncheon on Thursday at the
Waldorf-Astoria. An attractive program
has been arranged. II will include
group of songs by Miss N. Esslinger.
contralto. accompanied by Mr.. +. Ess-
linger, pianist. The guests of honor will
include Nine. Marie Cross Newhaus. Mrs.
Richard NJ. Chapman. president Of the
New York, City Federation of Women's
Clubs Mrs Walter S. Comfy. Mrs.
Harry Lilly. Mrs. a. NJ. Palmer. Mrs.
Florence Foster Jenkins. Mrs. Adyline
Wesley and Miss Louise Marie Conten-
Gin.
The Rubinstein Club. Mrs. William
Rogers Chapman president, will resume
its choral rehearsals on Wednesday
morning and thereafter on Wednesdays
at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Mrs. John II. Judge will have her
booth at the Little Mothers Aid Asso-
citation flower fet> ind bazaar at the
wsldorf-Astoria Saturday, December O.
festooned with daisy chains. One Of the
novelties will be an old fashioned garden,
in charge OF Mrs. Duncan Macpherson.
The goldenrod, the flower of the State
of New York. will decorate the Army
and Navy booth. Mrs. John Jay Cow
drey and Mrs. X NJ Darlington are
chairmen of this booth
The patronesses are Mrs. Oliver Harri-
man. Mrs. Charles T.. Sprague. Mrs. John
II. Judge, Mrs Noble Mcconnell. Mrs.
William Astor Chanler, Mrs. X. NJ. Car
rington, Mrs. Albert Gallatin Weed. Mrs.
Benjamin Adriance. Mrs. Duncan Mac
pherson. Mrs. William Grant Brown,
Mrs. Charles S. Whitman. Mrs. w. H.
Oakley. Mrs. John K. Green. Mrs. w. Z.
Wilcox. Mrs. John jay Cowdrey. Mrs: J.
Stuart Smith. Mrs a. NJ. M.iander, Mrs.
AllTeO w. .flQQle, NlTs. Lewis f1OEntnai,
Or. Julia Lombard. Mrs. w. n. LrSk.
Mrs. James r. Silliman, Mrs. K. j. Ec-
wards, Mrs. Damon Lyon. Mrs. II. +.
Kiddle, Mrs. Bond-Stow. Mrs. Edward
G. Cunningham, Mrs. W. a. Desring.
Mrs John Batter. Mrs. II. W. Mcdowell.
Mrs. r. 3. Lloyd. Mrs. J. III. Reese, Mrs.
G. Albert Small. Mrs. a. J. Brosseau,
Mrs. Alvah @. Auchu. Mrs. Frank G.
Hall, Mrs. u. l.. Carr. Mrs. Elmer
Gearing. Mrs. Henry Felt. Mrs. A. J.
Wells. Mrs. Robert J. Campbell. Mrs. w.
@. Mann, Mrs. George Van Chorus, Mrs.
Edyth Totten. Mrs. Belle de Rivera. Mrs.
.Tohn Cort, Mrs. William Hassler. Mrs
Camille Birnbohm. Mrs. Emile Van
Biel and the Misses sMcCaul. Ruby Rees.
Macklin and Cameron.
The Emerson College AIumnm Club
Mrs. Marie Beals president, will hold
It's first meeting of the season on Sat-
urday evening. November II, at the
Twelfth Night Club. AZ West Forty
fourth street. An unusual program, has
been arranged by the chairman of en-
tertainment. Mrs. VI. Spencer Wiggin.
II viii include a group of English and
French songs by Dorothy Rust Hemen-
way. soprano; group OF English songs
by Randall Hargreaves, barytone; vio-
ings by Mrs. Daniel b. Nally and Mrs
NJ. Spencer Wiggn. Mrs. r. II. Hansen
will be chairman of hostesses. The
newly elected officers of the club are
Mrs. Edythe w. Gerald. vice-prcsident:
Mrs. Emma S. Bradley. corresponding
secretary. and Mrs. Blanche Rice STAFF
ford, recording secretary. Mrs. Staf-
ford, Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. Gerald and
Mrs. William II. Purdy were the clubs
delegates to the New York City Fedora
ton Convention on Friday at the Hotel
Astor.
Minerva Club. Mrs. Mary Stokes Mac
Mutt president. will hold It's first meet
ing of the season tomorrow at the
Waldorf Astoria. A business meeting
will precede tho luncheon. which will
be at / o'clock. This will be followed
by a program of music and readings.
The Dew DR.. Henry Clay Reisner will
give the invoca ton and also speak on
'Tdealisn in American Poetry" There
will be a group Of songs i'm costumes by
Blanche Drovak. musical numbers nv
Or. Edwin Liebfried and original poer.r
by Emily Herford Amy.
Miss Ada Sterling announces that her
course of Current Drama Mornings will
be held at her residence. IS East Seven
ty-eighth street. on Mondays beginning
tomorrow. There will be seven In the
series and the topic for tho first will
be "Pirandello and the New "Grotesque"
Italian Drama"