The sun., 1918-11-03
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
w TOMEN interested In the Little
w Mothers Aid Association will

w TOMEN interested In the Little
w Mothers Aid Association will
have an opportunity to hear
about the work OF the association on
Thursday morning at Happy Day
House, 2S6 Second avenue. when the
president, Mrs. Clarence Burns. will give
a report of the work accomplished dur
ing the summer
The association will hold its annual
Christmas bazaar on December at the
Waldorf-Astoria. To arrange plans for
the bazaar meetings are being held
every Thursday morning at Happy Day
House, Mrs. Albert Gallatin Weed is
chairman of the bazaar. There will be
a tea room in charge OF Mrs. 4. NJ
Milander while Mrs. Edith Totten
will have charge of the entertainment
There will be moving picture booth
with Mrs. Charles Edward Abbott in
charge.
The first in a series Of lectures BY
Mrs Jessica Lozier Payne, under the au-
spices Of the board OF managers of
the New York Diet Kitchen Associa-
ton. will be given on Wednesday morn
ing at heolian Hall. The proceeds from
these lectures. which will he given on
alternate Wednesdays, will be used by
the association in financing its special
work of registering. and examining
children up to ) years old as part of the
childrens year programme of the Fed
eral Government. and also for its reg
ular work of caring for mothers and
babies through its milk stations
The lectures will be under the au-
spices OF Mrs. August Belmont. Mrs
Myrick Plummer. Mrs. Henry F. Davi-
Ire
tam F, Timlow. Mrs, James DAmars
Voorhees,. Mrs. Edward Tuck, Mrs
Henry Willard. Mrs. James y. Wells,
Mrs, Walter u. Hines, Mrs. A. Franklin
Adams, Mrs. William ID. Gaillard. Mrs
Maitland F, Griggs, Mrs. Edward Foote
Dwight Mrs. George Reese Satterlee,
Mrs. Frank Badgeley. Mrs, Joseph w.
TiltOn, Mrs. Edward NJ. Cook, Mrs. John
Deneger Mrs William c. Demorest,
Mrs. Edward Tngraham Mrs Rowland
c. Freeman, Mrs. Arthur s Dwight,
Mrs, George Orvis, Miss Louise Bar
rows Mrs. Edwin II. MARS. Mrs. Dud-
ley Tenney. Mrs. Elias NJ. Johnson Miss
Julia L. Smith. Miss Alice Taggart,
Mrs William H. McAlpin and Mrs. n.
Hobart Weeks.
Tickets for the twelve talks at $40
and single tickets at $3.50 may be OBJ
tanned from the New York Diet Kitchen
Association 80 West Forty-second
street, or AeolIan Hall.
The American Criterion Society. Mrs.
Leonard l.. Inn president. will give
card party at the Plaza on the aft
enoon OF November II for the benefit
OF the war work service of its men,
bers. Mira James Madison Patterson
will be in charge.
The society opened its social ason
last Friday with "A luncheon at the
Plaza. IT was served In the ballroom.
which was hung with flags of the Allies
arranged around the Stars and Stripes,
and the same idea was carried out In
the table decorations, The society in
! order to conserve funds will use flags
in place OF flowers for its monthly
luncheons and the money thus saved
will he used for war work.
Mrs. 'Till received members and their
friends in the foyer. She was assisted
by some ofthe officers, Mrs. John Fowler
Trow, first !ce-presldent: Mrs Bedell
Parker. second vice-presdent Mrs.
Charles V. Palermo. third ce-president .
Mrs. William Demarest, recording sec
rotary Mrs William j. Kennedy. cor
| responding secretary. and Mrs. John
Strother Gaines, Jr.. treasurer
The guests OF honor were Col. and
Mrs. Charles Stevenson OF Governors
Island, Lieut.. Arthur F. McKeogh,
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