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The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Recital to Be Held for
st. MichaePS Home

st. Michael's Home for Girls In
Mamaroneclx, N. Y. which is the county
branch of the Midnight Mission, will be
aided by dramatic and musical recital,
to bo held at Waldorf-Astoria on Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. William Copper
Dickey, who was Miss Elise Bennett,
will recite. and Mile. zelina de Maclot
will sing. Mile. de Maclot is the nom
de theatre OF Miss Ada Bartholomew,
daughter of Mrs. George Ward Bartho-
lomew of this city. She has studied
vocal music in Italy.
Mrs. Dickey will recite Austin Dob
sons "a Dialogue from Plato" and "On
a NanlSin Plate" Oliver Herford's THE
Bold Bad Butterfly" and "The Charm
that Failed" Her numbers also will In
clude poems by Eugene Field, Blanco
White, Alan Seeger. Herbert Asquith,
Briton Niven Busch, Jr. Robert Louis
Stevenson, Guy Wetmore Carryl and
Manley II. Pike.
Mile. de Maclot will sing among other
numbers, "The Hymn to the Sun" from
"Coq dor; an aria from Verdfs II
Trovatore," also songs by Winter Watts,
Arthur Foote and Pietro Cimara. and a
Swedish melody arranged by Walter
Kramer. Rex Tilson will be the accom-
panist.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Norris Is presi-
dent OF the ladies' association OF the
| home; Mrs. Charles r. Henderson, vice
president and Mrs. w. G. Dickey. secre-
| tary. Among the managers are Mines
| Adrian III. Larkin, W. b. Osgood Field
Joseph S. Auerbach. James s. Larkin
Langdon Geer. ]. Nelson Borland, Ed
win c. Jameson, J. Hobart Park and
! John Greenough.
Tickets at $3.50 each may be OBJ
tained from Miss Dickey at 12s East
Fifty-third street and from Miss ID
| Louise Klots, % East Sixty-secono
| streef
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
HE social program OF the
women's clubs last week was
as varied as will be the one for

"@ HE social program OF the
women's clubs last week was
4 as varied as win be the one for
this week. The activities began on
Morday with the annual ball OF the
New York Southern Society, followed
on Tuesday evening with the first con-
cert Of the Beethoven Society. and on
Wednesday with the twenty-fifth an
nual meeting OF the Stony Void Sana-
tcriun, Blue Bird dance for the ben
eft Of the sick fund OF Verdi Club. an
evening of grand opera with the an
nual costume ball of the National
Opera Club and recital for the benefit
os the Fort Valley High School on
Thursday; musical OF the Louisiana
Society, Friday review Of the Drama
Comedy Club. authors matinee In aid
of the Mary Fisher Home, a dance for
the benefit of the Casa Italiana at
Columbia University and the fifteenth
annual dinner and dance of the Michi-
gan Society on Friday and the monthly
social meeting Of the Women's Press
Club yesterday afternoon at the Wal
dcrf- Astoria.
The events this week include the
social day of Minerva Club. annual
benefit ball for the Blue Ridge Indus
trial School, performance OF Captain
Alplejack'' for the benefit of st. Jo-
seph's Nursery and the tenth annual
congress of the National Society,
Daughters Of the Union. tomorrow,
ed on Tuesday .here will be dra-
matte and musicai recital at the Wall
dorf- Astoria for st. Michaers Home
for Girls at Mamaroneck, a perform
ance of "Green Stockings by anna
teurs for the benefit of the Lutheran
Hospital and q meeting of the New
York State Federation Of Women's
Cubs.
Wednesday the Rainy Daisies will
have members day, the Woman's Ma
tionai Civic Federation win hold its
thirteenth annual meeting at the Hotel
Astor. where OH Friday the New York
City Federation OF Women's Clubs Will
hold its flfty-sixth convention. This will
be the largest event of the week and at
tended by representatives from all the
women's clubs Of the city. Saturday
Euphony Society has its third musicale
and the Mount Holyoke Alumne Asso-
citation will have a tea
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Knickerbocker Chapter,
D. a. r., Holds Meeting

Knickerbocker Chapter. Daughters Of
the American Revolution, held its
monthly meeting ON Friday at the home
of Mrs. Horace Stokes 329 West 101st
street. with the regent. Mrs. Charles
Ellis. presiding After the various re-
ports were read an interesting talk on
"Americanization" was given by Mrs.
william r Stewart. honorary regent
Tea was served.
some Of those present included Mrs
Lawrence Tillman, Mrs. Sparks kress
Miss C. f. Barger, Miss Evelena Dean.
Miss Grace Taft, Miss Edyth May
Glover, Miss Marguerite Gaff. Miss
Grace Osborne and Mrs. Il. c. Harris.
On wednesday the chapter will cele-
brate its twenty-fifth anniversary at
Fraunces's Tavern.
The Professional woman's League.
Mrs. Russell Bassett president, held It's
social day on Monday at the Hotel
Astor. when A. Il. Matthews. leading
man in Bulldog Drummond," was the
guest of honor. Miss Helen c. Kuck was
chairman OF the day and Mrs. Alfred a.
Hesse and Ruth Helen Davis were the
speakers.
The artists were Miss Muriel Ci-
ance, soprano: Louis Ferraro, vlolirist {;
Miss Pearl Loot. soprano, and MISS
Kuck with Mrs. Kate Fowler Chase and
Miss Rose Loot as the accompanies.
Mrs. Grace Mackenzie was chairman OF
reception and Mrs. Emmie J. Howard
chairman Of program.
The Legislative League, Mrs. Thomas
Slack. president, will have n meeting
on Thursday afternoon at the Hotel
Astor A parliamentary chart drill VIII
be given by Mrs. Angelique v. Orr. and
Miss Hermine Schwed Will give talk
ON "The Confessions OF an Erstwhile
Parlor Socialist" Mr.. Carl Ackermarl,
who recently returned from a tour OF
Europe. will be the speaker OF the af-
ternoon. At the meeting Mrs. Slack
will welcome the new members and the
officers will read their reports.
Mrs. J. Hedges Crowell, the first vice.
president. has gone to Florida and
Cuba for an extended trip.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Beethoven Holds First
Concert of the Season

Beethoven Society. Mime. Aida Tantri
Tagliavia, resident. had its first concert
of the season on Tuesday evening at the
Hotel Plaza. The choral under the
direction Of Howard Barlow gave four
groups of songs. Richard and Pauline
Bonelli were the soloists. The concert
was followed by dancing.
Among those who had boxes were
Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ralston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill, Nine.
Katherine Evans Won Klenner. Mrs.
Florence Foster Jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund w. Kingsley, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
3. Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Hardy,
Mime. Marie Cross Newhaus. Miss Edyth
Totten and the Rev. and Mrs. G. Russeh
The society's last card party OF the
season was he'd on Friday at the Plaza.
Nine, Tagliavia will entertain the
choral at her home. 80 West Seventy
fourth street, on Thursday AFTERNOON
with a musical ard tea
Clio. Mrs. willis p. Miner. president,
held an interesting meeting on Monday
afternoon at the Hotel Astor. Mrs. Paul
Cooksey was chairman of the day. Cur
rent events were given by Mrs. @. l.:
Fowler, and drama, a "D'Annunzio OF
76," by Miss Parsons. There also was
music.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Operatic Arias Sung
at Eclectic Luncheon

Z Eclectic Grub. Mrs. Albert Garfield
Bage president. held meeting ana
luncheon on Wednesday at the Waidort-
Astoria. Mrs John Jordan was chair
'roan OF the day., Mrs. Henry il. Mat
thex. chairman OF reception. received tho
guests and Mrs. Henry Kreuter was
chairman OF luncheon. The program IN
oluded operate arias by Martin Kich-
ardson, tenor, who also sang the roast
to the Flag" Of the American Legio~
Addresses were made by Sidney Black
-,osr of .orhe Mountain Man and Charles
/. Wagner. producer. on incidents In
their careers. and DR.. Royal s. Copeland
a, .aThe Preventives." Mrs. Charles O.
Hraxnar was chairman of music and
Mrs. William Durland had charge or the
bridge party in the afternoon. The
guests of honor included Mrs. Edmund
w. Kingsland. Miss Sally Peters. Mrs.
willis r. Miner. Miss Helen Louise john
son, Mrs. Olive Stott Gabriel and Mrs.
Copeland.
The Rainy Day Club or America, Mrs.
A. NJ. Palmer, president, viii have a
members lay on "Wednesday at tRe
Hotel Astor. This celebration Is given
by the club for members exclusively.
The program is made up entirely by
members. and will be followed by re-
freshments served by some OF the Rainy
Daisies. In fact, IL Is more like a fam
fly celebration.
Mrs. Katherine Schenck Will be chair
man OF the day and will be assisted
by Mrs. Louis Ralston. Mrs James v.
ireland. Mrs. w. a. Deering. Mrs. W. I.
Wood and Miss Ella Louise Henderson.
Mount Holyoke Aluinna Association
OF New York. Frances Holmes Abbot,
president, will give tea on Saturday
afternoon at the Hotel Astor. Mrs.
Jacob A. Riis will be the guest OF honor
and will speak on THE Will to Peace. .
After tea an informal college sing will
be held. All alumnae and stud of
Mount Holyoke are invited to attend.
Mrs. william a. Nudge OF the class OF
1913 will he nps'ecs.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Athene Arranges It's
February Luncheon

Athene, Mrs Katherine a. Martin
president. will hold its February lunch
con on Thursday, February ., at the
Waldorf Astoria. The guests of honor
will be DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Del Mar
Mrs. John II. Schaefier. Mrs. j. Chris
topher Marks Mrs. Baldwin Smith.
president Of the Missouri Society, and
Mr.. Charles A. Towne, formerly United
States Senator from Minnesota. The
speakers will be Postmaster Burton of
Brooklyn, Alfred Brown and Garnett
Eskew. Robert George Paterson will be
chairman Of the day.
The club will hold its second card
party of the season on February 10, with
Mrs. Edward Epstean as chairman Of
the committee In charge. Recent mis-
understandings as 10 the place of certain
meetings has caused Mrs. Martin to
notify members that all activities Of the
club take place at the Waidorf-Astoria.
Under the auspices OF the Foster
Mothers Association a dance will be
given on the evening of February IS at
the Hotel Ambassador. Mrs. Samuel
Bitterman will be chairman Of the COM
mittee in charge.
principal speaker Mt tho fifth annual
meeting OF the Federation for the Sup
port of Jewish Philanthropic Societies of
New York. which will be held this after
noon at Temple Emanu-El, Fifth avenue
and Forty-third street. The presidential
message will be read by Mr.. Arthur Leh.
man. president of the federation, and
Mr.. Felix M. Warburg, chairman of the
board OF directors. will make an ad-
dress. a resume Of institutional activi-
ties of the last year will be reviewed by
Judge Irving Lehman. Cantor josef
Rosenblatt will entertain.
The Ellen Hardin walworth Chapter
Daughters American Revolution (Mrs
Harvey Tyson White, regent). held its
regular meeting on Tuesday at the Hote
McAlpin. A reception was held for the
guests of honor, who were Mrs. Charles
Nash, New York State regent: Mrs
Charles s. whitman, vice-president gen.
eral from New York: Mrs. Anthony
Wayne Cook. vice-president genera
from Pennsylvania Mrs. Walter Robin.
son, state regent of Alabama, and Mrs
Livingston Rowe Schuyler. president
general Of the Daughters OF the Con
| federacy.
The principal speakers OF the day were
Mrs. Cora welles Trow. on Current
Events" and Mrs. Charles Nash on ",rh,
Relation OF the State and Chapter
The musical numbers were given BY
Miss Rae Russell Lauer. soprano, with
Worth Steady at the piano.
On Tuesday evening at the Hotel Nc
Alpin, the chapter will present Mis-,
Florence Otis, soprano. In song re
citai. assisted by Claude warford, com
poser-accompanist. and Leo Troostwyk
cellist. Dancing will follow the pro
gram.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

Nine. CaIve to Sing at
Rubinstein Musicale

Nine. Emma Caive will be the artist
at the fourth afternoon musicale OF the
Rubinstein Club, Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman president, on February lS at
the Waiiorf-Astoria. Nine. Calve will
be heard In a song recital. and as this
will be presidents day, 1t Is expected
that there will be large attendance
One hundred and fifty presidents OF the
leading womens clubs will be among
the guests of honor. The recital Will be
followed by dancing. Tickets may be
obtained at the Waldorf OF from Miss
Mary Jordan Baker. 351 West l14th
street.
The clubs next evening concert will
be on FEBRUARY 2s In the Waldorf. Dane
ing will follow the program.
Judge Florence 4. Allen Of the Court
Of Common Pleas for the county oi
Cuyahoga, Ohio. will speak at the Eth
icai Culture Society. Central Park West
OH Sunday morning. February .. Hei
subject will be women and Citizen
ship" Judge Allen has been invited te
New York as the guest of the women's
organizations Of the Ethical Culture So
ciety to speak on the topic of women
citizenship. She is the first woman IT
the United States to be elected judge OF
a court of records.
Mrs. Timothy Martin O'Connor's En-
tre- Nous Dancing Club will hold It's an
nual bal masque at the Hotel Plaza or
Friday evening. Oscar Duryea will bt
master Of ceremonies. Prizes will bt
awarded for costumes.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Federation to Aid
Prohibition Law

According to all reports the success
Of the convention TO be held by the
New York City Federation OF Wonen's
Clubs on Friday at the Hotel Astor Is
assured. Besides all the routine OF busi-
ness. there will be an hour for the
luncheon from to ?. which VIII give
time for bit OF sociabilty among the
representatives of the 3G5 clubs listed
with the credentials committee.
One OF the activities OF the commit
tee on patriotism, and law enforcement
is the endeavor to bring about proper
enforcement OF the prohibition law In
New York city, making campaign
among all members OF all clubs, as indi-
viduals.
A subscription bridge party will be
given on Tuesday afternoon at the nome
of Mrs ]. Il. J. King, 54 Gramercy
Park, by the womans auxiliary OF the
Gramercy Boys Club. The auxiliary ts
only two months old and already has
fifty-two members. 1t gave a dance
last evening at the Friends Seminary.
226 East Sixteenth street, which was
largely attended. The committee In
charge of Tuesdays bridge party In
cludes Mrs Frederick J. Fox. Mrs
Massey Rhind, Mrs. J. II. ]. King. Mrs.
l.. II. Smith, Mrs. Edmund Grcaeen.
Mrs. Amelie Deadly. Mrs. Leonard G.
McAneny, Mrs. William s. cambridge
and Miss Dorothy Siedler.
Mrs. Frederick II. Eaton Of 1872 West
Fifty -eighth street entertained the Man.
haitian Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution with bridge
party on January 18. There were about
two hundred members and guests pres
ent. There was prize for each table.
The games were followed by tea.
The Michigan Society OF New York held
its fifteenth annual dinner and dance
on Friday at the Hotel Biltmore. The
speakers were d. w. Griffith, motion
picture producer; Royal S. Copeland,
Health Commissioner. and William Nc
Andrew OF the Board OF Education.
The officers Of the society are: Ralph
Folks, president; Thomas It. Walsh, II.
A. Cossitt, Frank e. Hutchins and M.
b. McHugh, vice-presidents. George b.
Caldwell was chairman of the dinner
committee.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Mrs. Gait to Speak
on College Women

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait will enter
Beta Phi mt her home, 4oi Riverside
Drive, on Saturday afternoon. She will
address the club on college Women as
Citizens" Mrs. Burton l.. Maxfield of
3d5S Bradford avenue. Brooklyn, has
charge OF the arrangements. Mrs. G.
Grant Cleavcr Will be chairman of the
meeting. The program will include a
short address by Mrs. Burton l.. Max
field. Those assisting will be Mrs. w.
III. Lough Wilbur. Mrs. Francis II. Sis
son. Mrs. Gerry Sullivan. Mrs. Edmund
Osborn and Miss Kate u. Miller. Mem
bers of Mrs. Cats chapter at Ames
Iowa, who will be present will include
Miss Ruth Curtlss. Mrs. Harold Nichols
Mrs a. J. Guide, Miss Florence Pet.
finger and Mrs. r. ]. Flynn.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Annual Congress of
Daughters of the Union

At the Hotel McAipin tomorrow the
National Society Daughters OF the
Union, will convene for IT'S tenth annual
congress. Mrs. william r. Stewart.
president-general. will preside. After
luncheon a program will be given under
the Craftsmanship OF Dr. Frances w.
Mcneil. The principal speaker will be
Mrs. Marguerite E. Harrison, the Ameri-
can press woman. who was imprisoned
In Russia as n spy. Instrumental music
will be given by trio-violin. cello ants
piano--and Mrs. Louis G. Schmdgali.
contralto. will lead the singing of the
Battle Hymn Of the Republic"
Mr.. William II. Stewart will give q
talk on the housing problem.
The Women's Harding and Coolidge
Club will hold its monthly luncheon
and meeting on Thursday at the Hotel
Marie Antoinette. Mr.. william Prem
dergast. chairman of the Public Service
Commission, will be the speaker
An interesting motion picture showing
the various activities OF the Stony Wold
Sanatorlum was a feature or the annual
day at the Hotel Plaza. Among those
present at tho meeting were Mines.
James u. Newcomb. Herbert l.. Satter-
lee, Herman NJ. Biggs. Helen Hartley
Jenkins. George II. Brewer. Arthur Cop
pell. Lorenzo Daniels, Charles q. Kerley
Howard Henry. J. Wray Cleveland
Pierre Mali. William u. Potts. william
a. Simonson, Albert l.. Stearns. Ben
jamn Stern, Joseph Terbell. Edmund
q. Vaughan, James II. Watson. Alfred
l.. White, Frank s. witherboe and Miss
Cora +. Van wyck.
"Green Stockings" by A. II. w. Ma
son, will be given by members OF the
Junior Aid Society of the Lutheran
Hospital. on Tuesday evening, at the
Hotel Astor. The proceeds will be used
in furnishing the childrens ward of the
Lutheran Hospital Convent avenue and
Hath street. Tho program will be fol-
lowed by dancing. Tickets are $3.50 and
may be obtained from Miss Edna Spring.
| horn. lli West 18th street
A Blue Bird dance for the benefit o,
the sick fund OF Verdi Club was giver
on Thursday evening at the Old Guard
81 bhouse, 3o7 West Ninety-frst street
II was in charge OF Mrs. Walter A
! Scott.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Dance for Benefit
of Crippled Children

A dance for the benefit OF the Free
Industrial School for Crippled Children
will bo given on the evening OF Febru-
ary % at the Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs,
Robert c. Fisher of 70 East Seventy
seventh street, Is chairman of the COM
mittee In charge, and her coworkers in
clude the Mines. William Samuel Hawk
Samuel Shipley Blood. William r
Chapman, Frank Scott Gerrlsh, j
Franklin Kehoe, Hugh Reid Lawford
James Merrihew. George Joseph Smith
Frank Keith Taylor. William Jerome
Toomey and John Williams.
The Louisiana Society was entertained
by It's president. Mrs. Patrick J. White
at her home. 270 Park avenue. on F'rida,
afternoon. There was n short busines,
meeting. followed by q musical program
after which tea was served.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Dance and Bridge
for YorkvilIe Center

The last dance and bridge for the
benefit OF the Yorkville Center was held
last night In Sherry's Restaurant. where
many went after the opera and theaters
Supper parties were entertained by
Mines. Robert Z. Tod. Harris Fahne-
stock. George VI. ingalls,. Lyttleton Fox
Joseph w. Welsh. A. Mansfield Patter-
son, Walter s. Gurnee. Jr. Frederick r.
Childs, John NJ. Bowers, M. V. l.. Hud-
son, Cecil Barret and Schuyler schlcffo-
lin
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Criterion to Entertain
Theatrical Group

The American Criterion Society. Mrs.
Leonard l.. Hill president, will give it's
February luncheon on Friday at the Ho-
tel Commodore. The afternoon VIII be
devoted to the theater, and with a
slight exception the guests of honor will
be men and women holding important
positions on the stage. They will be
William Collier. Joseph Santley, Irving
Berlin, Miss Ivy Sawyer and Miss Mary
Beth Milford, all Of THE Music Box
Review; Mr.. Hazard Short, who staged
that production; Augustin Duncan Of the
rs. 5. Tenacity'' company; Mrs. DUNCAN.
Miss Dorothea Fisher, the Rev. Edgar
Whitaker Work, chaplain Of the Amer
lean Criterion Society. and Mrs Work.
Mrs. Hill will holi an informal recep-
ton In the foyer before tho luncheon,
which will be I'm the ballroom. She will
be assisted by Mrs. William J. Sloane.
Mrs. Sidney y. Whitlock, Mrs. William
c. Demarest. Mrs. Charles Vincent Pa
terno. Mrs. Cora Wells Trow and Mrs.
Bedell Parker The program. has been
arranged by Mrs. Cora Wells Trow and
Mrs. Adolphus Regan. and will include
short talks on the theater by Mr.. Dun
can and Mr.. Collier, and Irving Berlin
will sing some of his own songs. There
also will be a group of songs by William
Burk, tenor, and harp numbers by Miss
Esther Rhoads. Mrs. Margaret Weber
is chairman OF music.
The guests of honor will be escorted to
their places at table by members OF the
reception committee. headed by Mrs. AL
bert Haustetter. Her associates are Mrs.
William III. Gould. Mrs. James T.. West.
Mrs. Frank Keith Taylor. Mrs. James
Mrs. George Kavanaugh. Mrs. Mary An
derson Conan, Mrs. Thomas Pitnam
Spencer, Mrs. Frederick Andrews Baggs.
Mrs. Frederick Lincoln Kenney. Mrs.
Albert II. Gleason, Mrs. Frederic Wesley
Sharp, Mrs. John II. Judge Mrs. Alvi
living Baldwin. Mrs. Thomas J. Drum
mond Mrs. Hudson Parmelee Rose, Mrs.
Charles II. Bentley. Mrs. Albert w
Meisei, Mrs. Cyrus Townsend Brady
+, Mrs. Frank Merrill Seamans. Mrs.
William H. Phelps. Mrs. Arthur Knowl-
son and Mrs. Arthur w. Corse.
DR.. Charles X Edniunds, who has
Travelled forty thousand miles through
| China during the last ten years. will
| describe his experience OF China. Its
Commercial and Educational Relation "a
the United States" at Delmonicos on
March 2. DR.. Edmunds was sent from
Washington as observer In charge oi
the magnetic survey OF China and Mon
goia and later he became president oi
the Canton Christina College. DR.
stephen p. Duggan of Columbia College
and director OF the Carnegie Institute OF
International Education will preside.
The Manhattan study Club Mrs
Edith II. pearsons president. VIII have q
card party on Tuesday afternoon at IN,
studio Of Susan Kicker Knot. 1f9 Eas'
Nineteenth street. Mrs. John X. Rno
win be the hostess and 1Irs Arthur II
Bridge chairman.
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Nine Carlo Polifeme, president of lie
Lyceum. Societe les Femmes dc France.
and Mrs. William Baldwin Smith were
thethe guests of honor at the meeting of
the Women's Press Club yesterday at
the Waldorf Astoria.
One OF the events OF the afternoon was
an address by Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey.
president of the club. on the unveiling
OF the statue of Jeanne dare In Wash
ington. The statue was presented by lie
Lyceum, the society OF French women
ir New York.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Minerva to Hear Address
on The Chinese Women

"The Chinese Women" will be the sub.
5ect OF an address by Mrs. John Dewey
at the meeting OF Minerva Club to-
morrow afternoon at the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs Dewey recently returned
from three years trip in the Orient
18th her husband. Prof. Dewey Of CO.
Iumhla University. Others on the pro-
sram will include Edwin Markham. who
will read some OF his own duatrains and
other poetry; the Rov. DR.. j. Lewis
Tfartsock. who will make an address.
and Joseph Mathicu, tenor. who will
sing n group Of songs. Miss Annie
Slater win be chairman OF the day. III
rne absence OF the president. Mrs. How
ard MacNutt In Florida. the first Vice
president, Mrs. John Francis Yawger
will preside.
Il benefit bridge viii be given under
tho auspices Of the Gardner School
alumnm on February III at II East
tifty-first street. Miss Maud Ellinger
rs tho president Of the alurnna and
Mrs. I. c. Kewbury chairman OF the
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Theater Club of Bronx
to Hold Social Day

Tho women's Theater Club of The
Bronx will hold a social day on
Wednesday, February s, at the home
OF the president. Mrs. Charles Cyrus
Marshall. 2239 Tiebout avenue. the
guests OF honor to be Mrs. Richard
Chapman, president of the Federation
of Women's Clubs: Mrs. Harry Thomas,
president OF the Century Theater Club;
Mrs. Willis p. Miner. president of Clio,
and Mrs. Otto Hahn, president OF the
Society for Political Study.
Mrs. c. ID. Baker will be the principal
speaker. giving talk on books and
reading.
A one act play by Mrs. Almeda M.
CASTILLO will be read and discussion
OF current plays will follow.
The club is active I'm philanthropic
work, having recently raised more than
800 for the Bronx branch OF the Grip
pied Chidren's Association.
The object of the club is to encour-
age all that is best In the spoken and
silent drama. and also TO furnish en-
tertainment and pleasures of various
kinds for the afflicted.