New-York tribune., 1919-10-26

A harvest home hall VIII he given a.
the Waldorf Astoria under the aus
pices of the American Committee for
Devastated France on Nov 2e The
entertainment viii be made up of a
one-act play, fancy dancing by the
winters debutantes and community
singing.
Mrs Edward Rinewood Hewitt is
chairman and organizer Of the ball and
Miss Emily Cass Gilbert will have
charge of the sale OF THANKSGIVING
delcacies, which viii take the place Of
the regulation supper Pumpkin and
apple pie, old ashloaed cookies. sweet
cider, etc. viii be sold under the su~
pervlsion of young girls IN costumes.
Mrs. Lewis GouVerneur Morris is in
charge Of the dehutantcs who VIII takc
part IN the fancy dances
Boxes and tickets may be obtained
at the office Of the New York Comm,s-
Tee for Devastated France. West
tortieth Street.
A rummage sale for the benefit o.
the kip's Bay Day Nursery VIII be
held for three days, beginning Novem-
ber II. at place Yet TO be named.
Mrs. Philip q. Bartlett is head of the
sale and Mrs. William G.. Borland is
president OF the nursery.
On the board Of managers arc Mrs.
Theodore J. Abbott. Mrs Copley
Amory Mrs. Philip S Bartlett Mrs.
Charles L. Bateson. Mrs Edward S.
blagden, Mrs. j. Nelson Borland, Mrs.
William s. Borland, Mrs Charles a.
Dana, Mrs. Howland Dawson. Mrs.
Frederic a. de Peyster. Mrs. Douglas
l. Gilman, Mrs. William +. s Gaillard.
Mrs. Albert Gailatin, Mrs. William
Warner Hoppin. Mrs. George Ide, Mrs.
Edward Isham, Mrs. Charles ". Pie,-
son, Mrs. James r. Sheffield. Mrs.
Frederick C. Tanner and Mrs. c. Nor
tom Whitman.
series Of teas viii be given daily
tnls week, beginning tomorrow. at the
home of the Girl Scouts. 1s9 Licking
ton Avenue. The teas viii prove more
tnan mere social functions. for the team
captains who VIII canvass the city for
the Girl Scout campaign for bers.
leaders and funds, which began yes
terday and VIII continue throughout
the week viii make their daily reports
and receive Instructions from the
drive leaders.
Mrs. Y. Everit Macy. VINO is chair
man Of both the city and national cam
paign committee, viii be the hostess
tomorrow and Will preside At the meet
many prominent society women Of the
city. Miss Grace Parker. commandant
OF the National League Tor Woman
Service. viii be the guest of honor and
speaker.
Mrs Frank A. vanderHp wil be the
hostess at Tuesdays tea and Mrs
Arthur O. Choate. 1.lcc- pres den, Of the
Girl Scouts. VIII deliver am address.
on Wednesday Fred Walkitt, of tie
Allied Relief Administration. viii be
the speaker. with Mrs John J.. Rous-
manlere presiding At the tea. Mrs
Nicholas +. Brady Will act as hostess
on Thursday. when Mrs. Josephine
Daskam Bacon VII speak. Miss julia
Arthur VIII be the guest of honor ard
speaker on Friday with Mrs John
Henry Hammond presiding. and on
Saturday Mrs. Jane Dccter Rinpin.
national director of the Girl Scouts
VIII Cel Yer an address. and Mrs Hsr-
old ]. Pratt VIII preside
The Little Mothers Aid Association.
OF which Mrs. Clarence Burns Is nresi-
dent. viii hold its annual festival and
bazaar IN the Waldorf Astoria. Satur-
day, December 8, afternoon and eve
nlng. Bazar meetings VIII be held ri
Happy Day House, 236 Second Avenue.
every thursday morning at II o'clock.
Mrs. Albert Gallatin Weed IS the char
man.
During the summer this association
sent 20 the seashore and country. for
day outings, over 800 mothers and chill
dren each weeh- and large erouos Of
a!llag children were sent 10 a farm, for
TWO weeks or longer. The Dav Nur
series were kept open all summer. and
c.asses maintained for the other chill
oren 10 keep them off the streets.
Ine Free Industrial School for Grin
pIeH onl.cfen. 81 West Fifty-seventh
street Of which Walter Scott is presi.
CEN mas opened lis 1all term with =
~. attendance Of children. These
cntdren are not eligible Tor nubf;c
sehooi life, as they are not nnzsicslf,
@7-e 70 attend. bur the course or
s-Iq.es IS the same a. raught IN the
p0piic scnocls- special study *
made oi the ca Of each chffd TIM.
a. receive the best Of medical after
ton ana proper braces are s--ed -
their bodies Hot lunches daily. au.ol
bus transportation and clochinr aro
evi'e OF tne necessities provided The
school en- nbraces the Lulu Thorlcv
lyons Home Tor Crippled and Delicate
Children ~ Claverack y y where
80 N''++A- '4t st'tt4L the tifIEe summer.
ne Joint societies VIII celebrate
their twentieth birthday November II
By making a drlse 10 "a lse Sl0G 900 for
their permanent fund. winch is neces-
sary TO carry on sat isfactorilv the
training and special treatment Of these
children.
The annual bazaar Of the Women's
Auxiliary 10 the Rescue Y ork Of tn.
Salvation Army. Mrs A NJ Palmer.
president wall be held a. 3ls Fas,
fteenth Street on Thursday and FIR,
day, Novem Der 5 and : The object %
the auxiliary IS the helping Of IN
fortunate women without regard 10
race. color or creed. The home &C.
operates with the Red Cross. treating
over iifty cases in day O. families OF
soldiers and sailors AZ medical sta
tion No. !. Mrs G. Alfred Walter Is
chairman Of the bazaar. and her assist
ants are Mrs. Loais Ralston and Mrs.
J. Y. ireland.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas \ Motley. ot
375 Park Avenue. have announced ths
engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Kathryn Thornton Motley. to Matthew
Comstock jenkins, OF New York. The
wedding will take place this winter.