New-York tribune., 1922-11-05

Great interest has been shown in So
eiety circles over the coming ball,
which is one of the first large affairs Of
the winter season. Serving with NJ IS
Robinson-Smith on the board of di-
rectors of the association are Mrs Pom
sonby Ogie. Miss Gertrude E. Lachlan,
Miss Anne Morgan, Miss Miriam X.
Daniel Guggenheim, Mrs. Alexander
Kohut, Mrs. Prescott Slade, Mrs. Henry
Wigglesworth and Miss Maude Wet
more.
The auction bridge for the benefit of
the Children's Welfare Federation is
70 be given at the Pasteboard Club, 110
East Fifty ninth Street, on Tuesday
afternoon, December s, at $3.50 O'clock.
Tickets st $3 each, or tables for $40,
may be had at the Offices of the fedora
ton, at sos Pearl Street, or from
the following members OF the commit
tee: Miss Mary Arnold, Mrs Daniel
Bacon, Mrs. William Whittingham Bat
tie, Miss Dorothy Battle, Mrs Benet A.
Benson, Mrs. II. Rogers Benjamin, Mrs
Robert Clement, Miss Marjory Cleve-
iand, Mrs. Leonard Cox, Mrs. II. Law
rance Dowd. Miss Virginia de Haven,
Mrs. Robert Lewisohn, Mrs. Franklin /.
Mallory, Mrs. Clarence Michelis, Miss
Edith McCoon, Mrs. Daniel O'Sullivan,
Mrs. Warner Orvis, Mrs. John B..
Quimby jr., Mrs. Addison A. Van Tine
and Mrs. Carroll Wainwright.
The ninth season of the Beethoven
Society will be inaugurated with a
musicale and dance, to be held in the
Grand Ballroom of the Plaza, Satur-
day afternoon, November IL. Mrs.
Dudley Van Holland has been elected
acting president for the seasons 1929
and 1923. by action of the executive
board. The vice-p presidents include:
Carvalho. Mrs. Robert F. Archibold,
Mrs Carl Jungen and Mrs. John r.
Papassimakes; recording secretary,
Mrs. j. A. Lawrence; treasurer, Mrs.
Grace A. Smith; corresp onding secre-
tary, Mrs. N. Frank Dennie.
The directors include: Mrs. E. Schley,
Mrs. William S. Haley, Mrs. Ellis J..
Hotford, Mrs. John S. Hyatt, Mrs.
Maude England Lynch, Mrs. John Nc
Donald Mrs. Emma P. Reilly, Mrs. G.
H. Schrott. Mrs. Russell w. Tench,
Mrs. Maude E. Turner, Mrs. Ernest
Hamilton, Miss May F. Harmon, Mrs.
Edward Hull Smith, Mrs. Charles Lask,
Mrs. William J. Mansfield, Mrs. E. P.
Moneuse, Mrs. Marie S. Sanquinnette,
Mrs. Denancey T. Smith, Mrs. Guy
Percy Trulock and Mrs. w. Otis Wade.
The choral is rehearsing four groups
of songs, arranged by their conductor,
Mr.. Howard Barlow, to be sung at the
first evening concert, January II, 1925.
Three hundred members of the
American CIR terion Society, Mrs. Leon
ard L. Hill president, met at the Hotel
Comm odore last Friday at tie initial
luncheon of the clubs eleventh sea-
son. Mrs. Cora Weiles Trow, first
vice president, was in charge of the
program, "The Art of Painting Day.
Mrs, Hill greeted each member OF
the society at reception which pre-.
ceded the luncheon. She was assisted
in presenting the members and guests
TO the honor guests by Mrs. William
J. Sloane, Mrs. Hubert Templetor
Parson, Mrs. Alexis F. Besson, Mrs
lock, Mrs. John c. Turner, Mrs. Mar
ion Zabriskie, Mrs. L. A. Cushman
Mrs. William C. Demarest and Mrs
Charles v. Palermo.
Eighteen new members were re
ceived. The new members included
Mrs. Owen Gum ngham, Mrs. Lester
W. Mitchell, Mrs. John A. Wiser, Mrs
Thomas Green, Mrs. L.. M. Rimes, Mrs
Albert A. Cryer, Mrs. John Lowe, Mrs
Eugene H. Vale. Mrs. George H. Nal
lette, Mrs. NJ. N. Croxton, Mrs. Jose
phine H. I.eckie, Mrs. Henry Lelant
Harrison, Mrs. Charlotte Mathews
Miss Alice Rountree, MRS. M A. Gal
lag 4r, Mrs. Anthony Paterno, Mrs
Truman r. Morgan and Mrs. Rober
Stallworth. Former members who re
fnfr i,,t>
Fellows, Mrs NJ E. Rountree and Mrs
Charles H. Emerson.
The committee in charge OF th
luncheon was headed by Mrs Geoce,
w. Howes, Mrs. Benjamin J. Mile
and Mrs. Adolphus Rasan. Ssrvin,
under them were Mrs, Robert Il. lie,
Cochran. Mrs. Edgar j Williams Mrs
l.. A. Cushman, Mrs. William dewitt Nai
Pelt, Mrs. j. B. puvai, Mrs. 10 }
Strothers Gaines jr., Mrs. Robert Z
Godfrey, Mrs, j. Edgar Pruden, Mrs
Walter Moore, Mrs, Charles War
Baker, Mrs. Samuel Schiff. Mrs. Min
thorne Woolsey, Mrs. Edward Fearsal
jenkins, Mrs. William L. Youngman
Mrs. Carl Cronemeyer, Mrs. Charlie
A. Barthotomae. Mrs Herbert Brook
Arthur Fl. Leary and Mrs. Frederic D
Ray il.
The November meeting of the New
YorS Browning Society will be hel,
Wednesday. November 8, at the Wa
! dorf-&storia, the program TO begin a
2;30 o'clock, with Mrs. N. Archibald
Shay, the chairman Every membe
viii be prepared With quotations eithe
TO prove or TO disproye that BrowDing'
poetry contains hu.nor, the subject 70
discussion oeing ~Hamor IN the Poetr.
OF Robert Browning"
Professor j G. Carter Troop will D
the principal speaker. The president
Mrs William l. Voigt, bsiHg IN En-
rope, one Of the vsce-p presidents will b
in tae chair.
The card game scheduled for to-mor
row at The Waldorf Astoria for 81
headqaarters fund of the Congress o
st tes Societies pfGalses te be q popu
lar AFFAIR The chaiTman, Mrs, john I
g. eppayd, reports . large number 0
tables have been reserved
Mrs Thomas } Vivian is che founde
and president Of this organl sati2n, tn
vicc-presidents being Mrs William I
Ssnds, Mrs. Thomas Sinck, Hr. Howaf
Wyngar, Ms Charles s Gallages, M
David Burr Luckey, MIS- Patrick ]
White, Mrs. William +, coDklin, M
John Jay Bush, Mrs. Wright JohnsqF
Mrs. N. b. Ven SliDgsrIsnd, Mrs. He
r. Bears DR.. r w Monen, Mrs. Ru
doiph Binder, Mrs. Waiter s. Comles