The New York herald., 1922-12-10

violin solo by Mr.. Henri Moscowitz. an
other number from Carmen" was given
the 'Habanera," which was sung by
Nine. Bradley. accompanied by Beatrice
Parker. There was a large attendance
and for the games twenty prizes were
provided for those having the highest
| score. The committee in charge was
composed of Mrs. C. W. Rubsam, chair
man; DR.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Smith,
DIR. and Mrs. Ernest Boas. Mr.. and Mrs.
". Fendrich. DIR. Marion Coleman, Prof.
Frederick Greenwald, Mr.. Claude Angel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lindquist and Mrs.
Meeks.
The club will give a benefit entertain
ment at the Waldorf on Thursday for its
emergency fund. An operalogue of
Mona Lisa" will be given by Mr.. Hav-
rah Hubbard, with piano illustra tions by
Mr.. Edgar Bowman and arias by Nine.
Cecilie Cremer. The club will have its
annual Christmas tree fete on December
2S. Mr.. T. N. Nixon will be the chair
man.
The Parents Organization of the JEFF
ferson School. / West Ninety-second
street. will have its next conference on
the evening of December IS. Dr.. WILL
lam III. Fitzpatrick of Columbia Uni
versity will address the forum on What
Why We Believe In It."
The Nebraska Society of New York
held a meeting last Sunday afternoon
at the Waldorf-Astoria. The program
was given by former Nebraskans, Mr..
Horace Smithey, who contributed some
songs; Miss Margaret Read. who spoke
on conditions in the public schools; Miss
Susan Scott of Spite Corner cast. who
told of some of her personal expert
- "a AHx,r l.
Bentley Frederick, assistant to Judge
Schoen of the Court of Domestic Rela-
tions. whose topic was Environments OF
the Home" The program was followed
by a buffet. The president. Mrs. Hal
Beans, presided.
The Women's Service League. Mrs.
Stanley Lyman Otis president, will give
its annual Christmas dance at the Hotel
McAlpin tomorrow. The proceeds will
be used for the filling of Christmas
boxes for disabled men in the hospitals.
The Society Of the Daughters Of Ala
bama. Mrs. William LIE Baron Sands
president, will celebrate the 102d ami
versary of Alabama's entrance into the
Union on Thursday at the Hotel Astor.
A program of special Interest will be
given, and Alabamans and their friends
will be welcome.
Beethoven Society, Mrs. Dudley Van
Holland acting president, has changed
the date of its patroness dance from De-
cember IL to December is. 1t will be
given at the Plaza and promises to be
most brilliant. -
At Beethovens second afternoon musi.
| Gale, given recently at the Plaza, after
an unusually delightful program dane
ing was enjoyed. The artists included
Mr.. Edwin Nyiregyhazi. the Hungarian
pianist. and Miss Marie Saville, soprano.
Mr.. Harold Osborn was the accompanist
The guests of honor were Mrs. Theodore
M. Hardy. Mr.. Clarence Wainwright
MacMurphy, Mime. Carlo A. o. Polifeme,
Mrs. Stanley Lyman Otis. Mrs. William
Baldwin Smith I'd. Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill,
Mrs. Richard M. Chapman, Mrs. Flor
ence Foster Jenkins and Mrs. Everett
Mengies Raynor
The annual Christmas sale of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Rescue Work
of the Salvation Army, Mrs. A. NJ. Pal
mer president, will be held on Tuesday
at the Hotel Pennsylvania. There will
be card party in connection with the
sale. The work OF the auxiliary Is for
destitute women and children who are
helped the year round regardless of
creed at the organizations headquarters,
318 East Fifteenth street. Mrs. G..
Alfred Walter. 30S West Ninetleth street,
will be chairman of the day and will be
assisted by Mrs. l.. II. Cook, 142 East
Eighteenth street. where tickets may be
had.
| The Society for Political Study, Mrs.
| Otto Hahn president. will give Its an
nual presidents tea on Tuesday at the
Hotel Astor. There will be an address
by DIR. George M. Whicher, professor
Of Latin and Greek at Hunter College,