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cles to be sold at this table are the
work of the children OF the various
branches Of the association.
At the enterprise table Will be Mrs. John
Fell. Mrs George $. Car, Mrs. Frank
Ford Bailey, Miss Elsie l.. McCaul and
Miss Ruth Gormley, while Mrs. Bond
Stow and Mrs G. P Stern will preside
at the Auxiliary No. table and Mrs. J.
Henry Reese at the Brooklyn Auxiliary
table.
Among those who have taken boxes
are Mrs. Benjamin Lillard, Mrs. Henry
Spadone. Mrs. James Sllliman, Mrs.
Charles Z. Sprague. Mrs. Robert II. Nc-
Nall. Mrs. Charles Spang, Mrs W w.
Jefteries. Mrs George p. Lawton. Mrs
Benjamin Adriarce Mrs Edward J,
Glvegan. DR.. Lombard Muller, Mrs.
Lewis Horrthai. Mrs. s.. Gaort;e Elliott.
Mrs. Katherine ". CarrIgton, Mrs.
Thomas De Nllt Jordan. Miss A. L.
Cameron and cffss c. G. Patterson.
The New York City Feaeration of
Woneu's Clubs, Mrs John Francis Yaw-
ger president, will give benefit for the
city Federation Hotel FOR Working Girls
al the Hotel Aston on tho afternoon Of
December 9 Mrs. Stanley Lyman Otis
OF 400 Edgecor1be avenue Is chairman
of the committee In charge. and from h"r
tickets at 81 or boxes at $40 msy be
obtained,
Members OF the Now York Theatre
Club. Mrs. Belle dc Rivera president,
turned out in goodly numbers on Tues
day for their social day III honor OF Eng
land. The meeting was ho!1 at the Hotel
Aston and Mrs. Daniel Tracy was chair
man OF the day. Lieut.-Col. G.. Wood
wark Of the British War Mission spoke
on Great Britain for Democracy" Mrs.
Owen Kildare on the DEMONSTRATION of
Disabled Soldiers and Charles n. Co
hurn on Psychology OF the Theatre"
At the conclusion OF the programme the
guests of honor were introduced. They
included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Co
burn, Mrs J. Elliott Langstaf. Mrs,
AMMO Crane Rawlings, Mrs. George
Howes. Harry Truax. DR.. Lyman Whit
ney Allen, Mrs. Alexander 1hlseng, Capt
Herbert &. Matthias, Sergeant Alexander
Conhrough of the Anzacs and II. @.
Braddon, Commissioner of Australia IN
the United States. and Mrs. Braddon.
The New York Fresh AIT Fund 70"
Adult and elderly People, Mrs. Edward
w, Hooke president, will hold its regu-
lar social meeting on Wednesday after
Of victory and Thanksgiving will be pre-
scented by Mrs. Frank NJ. swacker, chair
man OF the day Among the speakers
will be J, 8. Morse, who will speak or
Reconstruction and Looking Forward
Leon Ardni and others will contribute
10 the musical programme
The first OF the seasons card parties
for the emergency fund, Mrs. John Kur-
rus chairman. will be held Wednesday
"a. hes a n "a
the Plaza Hotel. Among the hostesse4
who will assist Mrs Kurrus will be Mrs
Damon Lyon. vice-chairman; Mines. Ed
ward w. Hooke, r. VI. Williams, II O.
Powers, a. ]. Schwartz, C. L, Forester
Gardner Hirons, j. Y, McComb and a
L. North and Miss Janet Caldwell
Tickets. including prizes, may be OBJ
tanned from the chairman, Mrs. Kurrus
at IS West 121st street.
The New York Philanthropic League
U. o. T. S., Mrs Rose Barar pres dent
viii give It's annual THANKSGIVING dinner
10 the class of sixty crippled children al
Public School 81 In East Forty-second
street. The league directs its benefits
throughout the year 20 these children By
giving them hot lunches each school day
and by supplying them with all neces-
sary braces.
Athene Club, Mrs Katherine y. Mar
tin president, viii have meeting fol
lowed by luncheon on December NJ
the Waldoff-Astoria. Two days late
December 7, the club will have an after
noon reception in the roof garden OF the
Waldorf.
Rubinsteln Club, Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman president, will have It's first
evening concert OF this season on De
rember 10 In the grand ballroom OF the
Waldorf-Astoria. The clubs choral OF
$50 voices under the direction Of the
musical director. w. II. Chapman. vii
render twelve part songs. all new anl
given for the first time Miss Ros
Raisa will be the solost OF - evening"
and Miss Alice N. Shaw tic accom-.
PIANIST.
The club inaugurated its season o.
he afternoon OF November 10 with ?
~"s'oale Mt the Waldorf The. AstO.
Gallery, where II was given. was deco4