The New York herald., 1922-03-26
Club Revives Memories
of New York in Early Forties
Thursday Evening Organization Originally Aimed to
Bring Together Socially Washington Square and
Columbia, Then at Fiftieth Street.


Schuyler of the founders Of the club has in
brochure printed the
] @ @ tn % s home Of the late Mr. and Mrs Edward Cooper Miss
Beginnings the Thursday Evening Club
this club organized and the funa
idea Of it's founders was to bring together Columbia
Washington remembered that in those days Columbia
Ffeh the distance from the
square time Fifth avenue
and Fifnh journey from Washington
Square buses" and cabs Miss Schuyler
that period unless one danced or dned there was no
that eminent an institution OF
learning the square little of each other
social but something worth while whether
grave or gay decided that the pro-
should talks literary and scientific subjects
other evenings music recitatons or i.ie pays ~ ~ - go;
be simple the hours early and the mh
the houses of members each host hostess audns W
gathering of personal friends.
the family of the late John Jay
Columbia and Mrs. Egeson
who lived meeting held at the Jay
house district and the late Mrs Jay was h
president Egeson had said give me the houses VIII
bring the SCHUYLER suyvean Square win
t d New York inheritance washington Square Living
os ramions and shuylers below Four
eenh and ample houses all came forward
daughters @ ons Of Mr. Jay n MTs MRS HPsS psSo
Chapman and md Mrs Ta % d aasan M s shsm p on
women of 1h@ mem % h Were including william
President Hayes Joseph H. ch1ate % w hHcp: sna Perpon
H. Draper scientist n rana @ and mrs Richard Watson Glider
Morgan & and hoS S re d nma Bishop
others % NOW aSsd on % @ ehoa @ Ben Godn
formed eoT Wht 70 @ Mas E
In lighter vandsrbns ballroom when the
Julia CUP Miss Mabel GA Garrison asn; @ M
Maria @ h @ bers al the meetings
has been $ ssa,s wera m her s s and
when greetings the season Of summer and autumn
while the its vitality proved one
night lsd s s might h Sw
lls street the the home Nom & M Whereas S fully % ons hundred and thirty
sinSs"' %srne -, u,o - r.,,,, ,,.u
bshp A. its president Miss Eleanor Bodge
1snsdOn and sy @ Msnt @ Ma' mad @ jones' former
president Roy King M Mrs Nlm William Po Pse Nor
gan M, % IowarS townsend Bgeow
residens membership the club looks forward
a long existence
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Barber Nelson II Henry Alfred onapp n MSm ys - william
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has entsranns article on ma art ] o w sn cnen
Miss Julia Dent Grant IT e1 ~
the issue Is Miss Glory Thomas who Mo has ] pan
Thomas include Miss Adehne Hatch who has ap
Edith Simonds student
assistant the musical staff Of THE
Dorothy liaght whose short poems
Deveeux
chairman; Mrs
Fenon Taylor Mrs j. Theus
Katherine Colby
1eonle Knoedler
satisfy the requests o. al
those interested performances charitable institutions
Tho New which Frank Van
Maiden" will produced with Nine Bor
ndo other Of the favoites in the cast
performance have been obtained by Princess Mchae
Franklin Roosevelt
Belmont Marshall Field Edward Drer Charles l. T
sethM Edward g. M
warburg and James Lees 1daw and Miss Mary
Of will entertain friends
luncheon.