New-York tribune., 1922-01-29


crs VIII be Bird s. Coler. COMMISSIONS,
OF the Department Of Public Welfare;
Miss Annie Mathews. Register Of the
County Of New York. and Dr.. Henry
Clay Risncr
Delegates elected to the City Fedora
ton arc Mrs. George r, Owens. Mrs
Howard ". Sullivan and Mrs. l.. G.
klsseN. The annual card party viii be
given on February t.. st : clock IN
the Notoi Pcnnsy yivania Mrs. J. +.
NicDouqal. chairman. assisted by Mrs
Howard " Sullivan and Mrs. Mnos H.
Murray.
The Legislative League Mrs. Thomas
Slack president. will meet next Thurs
day at the Hotel Astor. The fifth par
given by Mrs. Angcliquo Orr. with
chart illustrations. A talk will be
given by Miss Schwcd on "The Con-
fessions of an Erstwhilc Parlor Social
ist The speaker Of the afternoon is
Carl Ackcrman.
The kins Edward VII Chapter Of the
Imperial Order Daughters of the Brit
ish Empire, Mrs. Percival Gregory
regent, VIII give a bridge at the Hotel
Pennsylvania on Thursday at 2:30 D. NJ
The proceeds are in aid Of the Victoria
Home for Aged British Men and
Women, on Staten Island.
Nine. Carlo polifemc. president of
lie Lyceum, Society Les Femmcs dc
France, and Mrs William Baldwin
Smith were the guests Of honor at the
meeting OF the Womcn's Press Club
Yesterday at the Waldorf-Astora. Ono
Of the events Of the afternoon was an
address by Mrs. Haryot Holt Day prcsi-
dent OF the club. on the unveiing Of
tho statue OF Jeanne dare in Washing
lYceum. tho society Of French women
in New ! ork
Athoue Mrs. Katherine A. Martin
president. will hold its February lunch
con on neN' Thursday at the Waldorf
Astoria. The guests Of honor will be
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene ncl Mar. Mrs
John i. Schacfflcr. Mrs J Christorhcr
MARKS, Mrs. Baldwin Smith. president
Of the Missouri Society. and Charles A
townc. formor United States Senator
from Minnesota. The speakers VIZ, hc
postmaster Burton Of Brooklyn. Alfred
brown and Carnott fStcw Robert
',eorge Paterson viii be chairman Of
'''' va. I It tluD Will no!U IT'S SptONt
card party of the season in February
49, with Mrs. Edward Epstein as chair
man Of tho committee in charge. Re-
cent misunderstanding as to the place
o. certain meetings has caused Mrs.
Martin 10 notify members that all &C
tvilles of the club take place a, the
aldorf Astoria
J he moot parliament held OIL Friday
ey the Post Parliament was a meetinr
OF Police commissioners to confer on
various problems. such as how to make
CRIMINALS happy though in prison; how
TO regulate traffic and eliminate the
pe,os1i'an, and how to identify crimi-
The principal commissioners were Mrs.
Henry Wall from Atlanta. Mrs. 1obn
ranclS Na"ger from Nz. Nrs. Thomas
Stack from Rura'snia. Mrs. Herman
,,iad from the Islc Of Dreams. Mrs.
l'anlel +. Dufr from Naniy-panlv
land Mr.. IIcnrY Ammerman from
cndcrlaud, and Mrs. Austin F;nnc.
gan from the Land Of Nod
Mrs. William r. Stewart was fin
s"rprlnt expert, Mrs. Leonard +. U,1l
pursuing the Bcrtillon system and win
false nose, Smelt out criminals. Mrs
r. II. Poppcr was a reformed safe
breaker. Mrs. II. NJ. Mcdowell. a re-
formed forecr. and Mrs. Matshak Il
stool pigeon. The other members or
'he club were policemen who took part
IN IN the discussions. Cora Wcllcs Trow
INC president presided oyer the mar,
lament. which is the only nlay'day
that this club INDUCES in.
The National California Club gavc
a most Interesting program at its
meeting, Tuesday last. under the chair
manship OF Mrs. Emanuel Elias. who
presented as speakers, readers and nu-
sicians only members of the clun. On
Saturday. February is. this club Will
give an afternoon dance from to 7
o o'clock IN the Rose Room of the Hotel
flaza with Mrs. Frances II. Ca~lyle the
chairman.
The annual evening of grand opera.
which IS given by the National Opera
Club. Mime Katharine Won Klenncr
founder and PRESIDENT as the enter
ia nment on presidents night to the
club presidents OF New York and vicin-
n.y. took place IN the grand ballroom
of the Waldorf-Astoria Thursday
night. The first part Of the program
vas given by w. L. Hubbard, with
Edgar Bowman at the piano The
Secret of Susanne." grand opera
pageant. followed, Lowcn Kildare lead
ing as the Herald of Music; Nine. Won
hlenner. as the Queen of Song, escorted
by group representing the composers
o. the nations. England Francis
rght Clinton; France. T. Y. Nixon:
Russia. Prince Rusokov Italy. Count
seraphina; Germany. Joseph Gutman;
America, Charles Baker; Sweden.
Frank Avery. and Norway. DR.. Spacth.
As the different character groups
from various operas marched INTO the
pageant picture, music from the rep
reseHtatlve opera was played and sung
Nine. Clementiae de We're Sspio came
IN the role she made famous, "Daugh
ter of The Regiment" Leila Troland
Gardner, "Tosca"; Angelique V. Orr
La Traviata Nine. Katherine Fiaue,
, AIDA; Sig. Carl Fique, LA Boheme";
Nine. BereNicc Pasqualli Barber Of
Seville: Courtney Rossi-Deihl, PA
sllacci !: Eyadne Turner, "Madama But
.efhy"; Mary T. Nixon. ''Martha": Mrs.
owen Kildare. "Carmen"; Amelte La
| our. "Thais"; Mrs. Charles Baker.
Lucia: Elsie Peck and Maude Web
Der. "Hanssl ard Grctel"; Mildred
holland, "Trovstore and Mrs. J
'chif. "Rosen Kavelller.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
irginia Society VIII DC held on Fridav.
february 3, at $50 p NJ. at the Wal!
orf Astoria. With Mrs Daniel L. T,r-
er the hostess. Mrs Frank Murray
ench IS president Of the society and
Irs. Kate Mosby McMurran correspond /
ng secretary.