New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-07

Work will hold rummage sale to-
morrow, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, at Gal Madison Avenue. 1t
is under the auspices of the managers
of the exchange, who are Mrs. John
Seely Wand, PRESIDENT; Mrs. II. H.
Pease, chairman; Mrs. C. A. de Gers
dorff, Mrs. Clinton Gilbert. Miss Mary
X. Choate, Mrs. John T. Terry, Mrs.
w. Gilman Thompson, Mrs. George e.
Brewer, Mrs. John A. Mitchell, Mrs.
George F. Baker jr., and Miss Henri
man.
The Emmanuel Sisterhood of Per-
sonal Service will give a luncheon De-
cember 16 at the. Hotel Pennsylvania
to celebrate it's thirtieth anniversary.
The institution was organized for phil
anthropic purposes thirty years ago by
the late Rev. DR.. Gustav Gottheil, and
Tits main object has always been per-
sonal service. Until the fall of 1918
the sisterhood worked as a Jewish re-
lief dispensing agent Of the neighbor-
hood. With the reorganization of
charitable work last October it went
over to the United Hebrew Charities.
1t is expected that about one thousand
persons will attend the luncheon, at
which prominent speakers will make
addresses. There will be concert
which has been arranged by the cour-
tesy of David Mayer
Mrs. William Einstein is the honor
airy president Of the organization; Mrs.
Alexander Kohut, PRESIDENT; Mrs ia
cob ii. Schiff, first vice-president; Mrs.
Henry Myers, second vice-president;
Mrs. Daniel Guggenheim, treasurer:
Mrs. Leopold Bache, corresponding sec
rotary, and Mrs. Joseph Z. Hoffman.
financial secretary.
Mrs. Henry Frank gave bal masoue
last evening at the Ritz Carlton for
ner debutante daughter, Miss Ethel
RANK; Inc guests came in costume.
MISS Frank was in costume renro-
senting America in the league of na-
lions, and all the other Allied countries
were represented The debutante' 3
sister, Miss Dorothy Frank, attended as
Chinese bride. 90
Mrs; Warren Seapury Crane. Of 1874
East Sixtieth Street, will give a lunch
con Wednesday, December 8. at the
Metropolitan Club to Introduce her
daughter, Miss Christine Wallace
Crane. Miss Crane was punil at Miss
Shapn's school and afterward attended
Rosemary Hall, and is identified with
the younger set Of Cedarhurst, L. l..
where her parents have their summer
home.
United States Senator Miles Poin-
dexter, of Washington, will deliver
an address before the Marquette Club
in the ballroom of the Plaza, on
Wednesday evening, on the subject Of
"Americanism." Edward Breen, tenor,
will sing a, group of songs, and Miss
Claire Conway will be at the piano. On
the afternoon of December 27 the club
will give it's holiday tea dance in the
ballroom. John Thomas Egan, who sue
cessfully managed the clubs dances
last season, will be chairman of the
committee on arrangements Ambrose
O'Connell is president of the club.
Cinderella dance will be given De-
cember % at the Heights Casino,
Brooklyn. The patronesses are Mrs.
William Harris Cary, Mrs. Henry Ed
ward Dreier, Mrs. Lewis Mills Glib,
Mrs. Samuel Porter Hopkins, Mrs. Ed
ward Thomas Horwilf Mrs. Thomas
Lonsdale Leeming, Mrs. Frederick D.
MacKay, Mrs. Albert Lincoln Mason,
Mrs Howard Washburn Maxwell, Mrs.
William Pohlman Pool, Mrs. James
Guthrie Shaw and Mrs. Rodney Allen
Ward.