The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Hunter College
Students to Play
RoStand Romance
THE Far Away Princess Will
Be Staged at Astor
Dec. 5 and 6.

be held on February II at the Hotel
Astor. Mrs. Oxoi Q. Ihlseng will be
chairman o: arrangements.
Tho Associa>>S AlnNscne of Hunter
College, Mrs. WS,iam Hopper presi-
dent, held it's fall reunion IN the col
lego chapel on Saturday last. The
president announced, among other
things, the establishment of Hunter
Hut in the Veterans Mountain Camp,
the publication of two new books by
aiumna, Amelia Josephine Barr and
Wilhelmina M. Thomas. Also that
Miss Edna Kramer led the recent list
of those awarded License No. l." re-
ceiving 95 per cent.
The large audience heartily APP
plauded Mrs. Peppers appeal to the
slumna to put forth every effort to
secure a new building for Hunter. A
letter of regret and greeting was read
from DR.. George Davis, president Of
the college, who was representing
Hunter at meeting of the state
Board OF Regents in Syracuse. Prof.
Wicher, head of the department OF
classics, speaker of the afternoon, re-
ceived an enthusiastic welcome. DIR.
Wicher recited some of his expert
ences in Rome. where he spent tho
last year as head of the American
Academy for Classical Studies. Vernon
Hughes sang group Of songs. Tea
and social hour followed.
The Lehbog Circle of the Silver Cross
Day Nursery has abandoned their u.s.
ial amateur theatricals this year and
intend to give series of dances Tho
first will take place at the Plaza Hotel
on Thursday evening, December %. The
proceeds of the dance go partly to-
ward the support OF the baby room at
the nursery and toward the fund to
start a new building.
The day nursery. located at 249 East
1t7th street, cares for the children Of
the working mother while she is out
earning the family bread: Those de-
string tickets for the first dance may
obtain them from the president. Miss
Helen Montross. at As Teman place.
A dance will be given by the alumnae
OF the Academy Of the Holy Child at
the Plaza on Friday evening. Miss
Marion Reiss is chairman OF the COM
mittea. The, proceeds will be devoted
to the Holy Child College at Rosemont.
Pa
Tho Alumnae Association OF tho Col
Iege OF Mount Saint vincent-on-the-
Hudson held its annual reception and
dance on Friday evening at the Wal
dorf Astoria. The proceeds will be
added to the college fund Among the
box holders and patronesses were Mrs.
Nora G. Brosnan. president of the col
lege Mrs. John J. Kirby. Mrs. John j.
Calvin. Jr.. Mrs. Arthur H. Kelley and
Miss Mary Hughes.
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O'Connor's Entre-Nous dances will be
held on Friday at the Hotel Plaza
On the reception committee are the
Misses Grace Austin, Vincent Barrett,
Ethel NJ. Dickey. Alice Il. Geyer Grace
IL. Geyer. Camille M. Lucia. Virginia
NIalaney. Mary Oakes. Margaret Snow
den. Dorothy Ward and Edna l.
Wemyss. Mrs. George Braunling. Mrs.
Dudley Butler. Mrs. Grace Dunno. Mrs.
Edward p. Jenkins, Mrs. Charles N.
Manfred, Mrs. James A. McGill and
Mrs. j. Morgan Van Huyser.
The Music Temple Of the World. affi-
Hated with the Music Temple OF
America. gave concert on Tuesday
evening at the Hotel Majestic. The
musical program was under the direc-
ton of Miss Emma r. Steiner. The
Music Temple of the World was founded
by Mr.. Frederic N. Tracy and has a
membership of more than 1000.
The first dance of tho season of Hun
ter College students will be held on
Friday evening at the Hotel Biltmore.
Miss Mary McNa.lly Is chairman Of
arrangements.
There was a large attendance at the
annual charity ball for the benefit OF
the. Teachers Benevolent Society on
Wednesday at the Hotel Commodore.
Hiary A. Fisher is founder and presi-
dent In perpetuum of the society. and
tho other officers are Mrs. Charles F..
Nan Allen, president; Mrs. George
Smythe. first vice-president; Mrs. Ar
thur Douglas. second vice-president,
Mrs. A. ]. Lurch. treasurer, and Mrs.
S. V. Loomis, secretary.
Omega Mu will hold It's annual winter
dunco on Wednesday evening. Dccem-
bcr q. at the Hotel Commodore. The
proceeds win be given to some Catholic
charity. Mr. Lawrence MeGilligan Is
chairman OF the committee in charge,
and serving with him are Miss Kath-
srino McCafferty. Miss Edna Nash. Miss
Viola Morris. Mr.. ]. Bachus and Mr..
William Cody.
In the Church of Corpus Christi. Yves;
f2fst street, on Thanksgiving morning.
Miss Margaret Finck. daughter of Mrs.
Henry Finck of 1ss Claremont avenue,
will become the bride of Mr.. James
Winslow McGovern of this city and
Washington. ID. G. Miss F'inck will be
attended by Miss Elizabeth Finck Miss
Margaret Dcnison of Rye, and Mrs
Frederick Eagle Finck. Mr.. y. Halsey
McCsovern will be best man and
serving as ushcrs viii be Messrs.
Frederick IIcnmann. Paul Corrig and
Floyd May.
Another Thanksgiving Day bride will
he Miss Catherine Frances Duffy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
duffy OF this city and Kingston. N. Y.
She will bo married to Mr.. Howard
1hilip DC Vino of Oyster Bay. in the
Church OF tho Holy Spirit. University
and Burnside avenues, which was built
Ivy tho brides uncle. Mr.. William G.
Bergen. The ceremony will be per-
formed at 10 o'clock by the Very Rev
Jofn =. Roach. followed by high
nuptia1 mass. celebrated by the Rtv.
John J. o'Brien and the Rev c. eis.n
]. Burns.
Invitations have been received for the
marriage of Miss Caroline lie Baron
Hemingway, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Buell. Havens HenmIngway. 20 Mr.. De-
iano Wood I,sdd. which viii be cele-
brated on Saturday afternoon In Christ