The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
'BUBBLE BOOK PARTY
FOR YOUNG PERSONS

III blocking out the complicated winter
programme of attractions for charity
tho women who shoulder such RESPONSE
biilties also have In mind the younger
generation. Next Saturday forenoon the
little folk Will have a merry time In
the Rivoll Theatre. Broadway and For
ty-ninth street. The attraction Is to be
Christmas Bubble Book Party" under
the auspices of the New York Community
Service with Mrs Dom Barber in
charge. The programme will meet even
the fancles OF gro&nup persons. with its
orchestral music and dances by Miss
Margaret Severn. The chief centre OF
attraction Is to be dramatization OF
THE Bubble Book" in which Miss Mar
garet Ellington Will irnpersonate Mother
Goose" Her chilren. so familiar In the
lore OF childhood. win be inpersonated
by youthful amateurG.
The pst7cnesses include & score or
more OF the leading women OF society
Boxes IN the theatre have been taken by
Mrs. Arson Wood Hurchard, Mrs. Og,ien
Reid. Mrs. Edwi7 Martin and Mrs Her
Der. L. Satterlee. each OF whom will take
a party OF ten children to the forenoon
entertainment, which Is TO be opened at
halS-past 10 o'clock. There also II
large committee Of young women under
the Craftsmanship OF Miss Katharine T.
Enmet. With her viii serve Mrs Rich
ard S. Emmett Mrs John p. Renwick.
Mrs. Richard Oller, Mrs. Martin w
Littleton. Jr and tho Misses Rosamund
Sherwood. Jean Fletcher. Mary X. Lin
coin. Katherine ISoogh. Martha Ottley
Josephine Flood. Katherine Siayback.
Margaret wallace. O4Ctto FEEDER. LAURA
Mabon. Elenore Frgnclte. Ma6alne Null
II,
Schnewind They will sell the pro-
grammes. The tickets. which mas be
obtained &C the Community Centre Of
flces. IL East Fortieth street. range in
price from 81 for seats 20 S24 for ioges
sitting twelve versions
Mrs. Vincent Astor viii open her house
next Thursday afternoon for tho first
Of a series OF lectures end musicales to
be given throughout the season under
the auspices Of the advisory council Of
the Schoia Cantorum. This will be the
occasion Of the American debut Of the
Russian soprano Nine. Nina Koshetz,
who has just arrived in this country.
The other lecture-musicales viii he
given az the homes of the Mines. Otto
II. Kahn. Arthur Curtiss James, Charles
z. Alexander and John Henry Ham
mond on December 2s. January 20 and
February and u respectively.
On the night Of December Is q con-
cert for the Catholic Big Brothers ls 70
be held IN the Hlppodrome Frances
Aida will appear. The patronesses IN
clude Mines. Charles william Sloane
Henry Forbes McCreery. Frank Duff
Frazier. Daniel Hennessey. Alfred !.
Johnson II. Gloster Armstrong. Morgan
J. O'Brien. Francis b. Hoffman and II
r. Sinclair Miss Marion Tiffany will
head the programme committee. Her
aids viii be the Misses Genevieve Glen
denim. Ethel Carhart. Audrey Hoffman
Margaret Warren, Margaret Flint Mary
Cameron, Lucille Baldwin, Estelle
O'Bricn. Symphorosa Eristed and Ado
laide sedgwick and Mrs Blddle Duke.
Instead OF customary fctea. bazaars
or teas which characterize many efforts
Tor charity and welfare work. tho
women interested in the work OF the
American Committee for Devastated
Franco will dey otc their entire time dur
ing the ten days commencing tomorrow
to house TO house canvass for funds
to continue the organizations activities,
such as child hygiene and public health
nursing service among the people now
living in dugouts. trenches and cellars
under shell shattered debris In four can
tons where tho American committee has
worked since 1915
Miss Anne Morgan. vice-president and
chairman OF the executive committee.
will rect the canvass. Assisting her
will be Atisa Mary Lincoln Aldrlch. Mrs
John Kendricls Bangs. Mrs Elihu
Chauncev. Mrs. Gilbert II Montague.
Miss May Taylor Moulton. Mrs James
G.. liumford. Mrs. @. A. Peabody. Miss
Perkins. Miss Elizabeth Scar
borough and Miss Mabel wetmors.