The New York herald., 1922-12-17

tain Camp. The club donated $3.50 to
this cause and will construct camp
in memory Of the deceased founder and
president of the society, Mrs. Alcinous
Berton Jamison. At the regular month
ly meeting DIR. James Moran and DIR.
A. IL. Jamison We're made associate
members. Other new members were in
stalled.
The Woman's Republican Club, Mrs.
James Grswold Wentz president and
founder, held its meeting and luncheon
on Tuesday in the rose room of the
Hotel Plaza. The speakers were Mr..
Elon II. Hooker. chairman of the Ameri-
can Defense Society. whose subject was
Patriotism" and Sarah Graham Null
hall, who talked on Drug Addiction"
The drug situation Is the clubs special
subject for discussion this month.
The Beethoven Society Mrs. Dudley
Van Holland president has arranged to
give its first subscription dance of the
season tomorrow evening at the Hotel
Plaza. 1t will be under the auspices of
the Beethoven Circle of Juniers. The
patronesses will include Mrs. William
Schuette. Mrs. Clyde Kennedy Miller.
Mrs. Louis s. Weber Mrs. B. W. South
WIEN, hiS. SfdTleS II. SurFle, MTS. II. u.
Hort, Miss Adele and Miss Edith Hol-
drum, Mrs. Frank Buell. Mrs william
j. Mansfield. Mrs. J. C. Taylor, Mrs j.
s. Carvalho Mrs. II. G.. Spaulding. Mrs.
George Beekman, Mrs. James C. Nesbit,
Mrs. William S. Haley Mrs. Il. +.
Reilly, Mrs. Frederick Walsh, Miss I'll
lah Buell., Miss Miriam e. Iringer, Miss
Marie Van Horn. Miss Claire Vail, Miss
Helen Haley Miss Ruth Minick, Mrs.
u. III. Schroth, Mrs. John S. Hyatt, Mrs.
NJ. Frank Dennis, Mrs Maude L.. Lynch,
Mrs. Carl Jungen, Mrs. w. Otis Freden-
burg, Mrs. J. w. Wise, Mrs. A. Diedrich
and Mrs. Marie S. Sanguinette. Among
the patrons will be Mr.. Alexander III.
Peron. Mr. Charles Knight, Mr.. Edward
+. Thompson. Mr.. J. j. McElroy Mr..
Wendell G. Lewis. Mr.. II. NJ. Mooney
Mr.. Earl Emerson, Mr.. J. Edward Fitz-
simmons Mr.. H.. Fl. S. Phillips and Mr..
Sherwood b. Hyatt Mrs. w. Otis Ere
denburS entertained the directors on
Friday afternoon at her home 213 West
Seventy eighth street.
At their meeting on Monday afternoon
at the Waldorf Astoria the Daughters OF
Ohio in New York, Mrs. Alexander A.
La Vigne president, enjoyed a varied
program. 1t consisted of songs by Mr.
Charles e. Gallagher basso accom-
panied by Mr.. John Cushing, and lee
ture with stereopticon illustrations on
The Wonders Of the Yellowstone Park"
by the Rev. Edgar Whitaker Work. ID.
D., resident chaplain of the Ohio Society
of New York. Mrs. Edgar Whitaker
Work was chairman of the day.
Christmas tree bridge will be given
on Wednesday at the Waldorf-Astoria
by the Charter Chapter. Daughters of
the Union, Mrs. Daniel Pelton Duffie re-
gent, for the benefit of disabled soldiers
1t is expected that the president-general
of the National Society as we'll as va
rious executives Of other patriotic or
ganizations will assist. Tables may be
secured from Mrs Luellen Bussenius,
1875 Grace avenue, Great Neck H. |.
There viii be a prize for each table.
One OF Ie events of the holidays to
which young people home from
school ana college are looking forward
is the dance to be given on December 2S
at the Plaza by the Lehbog Juniors. 1t
will be held in the small ballroom and
will be for the benefit of the Silver Cross
Day Nursery. Miss Helen Mills, 936
West End avenue, has charge of the ar
rangements
Another affair for young people will
be the entertainment and dance on
January by the Robert Lee Stevenson
School. 1t will be held at the Plaza.
and Florence Selwyn. 260 West Seventy
second street has charge of. the ar
range mentse The following evening the
Cornell concert and dance will also be
given at the Plaza.
A talk on current history will be
given by Prof William Starr Myers on
Thursday at the Plaza. It will be for
the benefit of the Bethany Day Nursery.
Of which Mrs. J. Clapperton Kerr, 800
Park avenue. is secretary.
The Maine Society. composed OF prom
inent men and women residing In
Greater New York who during their
youth played under the pine trees in the
old Pine Tree State held their twentieth
annual dinner on Thursday in Delmon-
ico's. The speakers for the evening
were Kate Douglas Wiggin. the author
ess. who received a literary degree from
Bowdoin College Mr.. George f. Hedges.
DR. Clifford D. Gray. president of Bates