The New York herald., 1920-11-07

heiief Society are to be resumed Tues
Gay forenoon, and will be held each sue
4 cessive Tuesday from 10 to 10 An
O'Clock. This organization Is. AFFILIATED
with the American Red Cross. Its pres
ident Is Mrs. Walter Eyre Lambert. The
other officers are Mrs George Ide. Mrs.
q. Hunter Brown. Miss Isabelle Watts.
Mrs. Snowden Marshall Mrs George
Ethridge and Mrs. Markham Marshall.
The members make childrens garments
for homo charities and for institutions
abroad. In addition surgical supplies
for American hospitals are made. Mrs.
Lambert has recently received second
decoration from the French Govern
ment in recognition OF her work with
the society.
An exhibition and sale OF Italian
needlecraft will be held in the rooms of
the New York Exchange for Woman's
Work. 541 Madison avenue. from to-
morrow until November 16. The ex-
hibition includes representative work of
the famous embroidery schools OF Italy,
founded by the women OF the Italian
aristocracy for the revival OF rare and
beautiful peasant needlecraft; copies OF
rare family linens. exquisite tea cloths.
luncheon sets, napkins. breakfast sets,
bureau and sideboard runners especially
adapted to period furniture. and an in
finite variety of bags, cushion covers
and small articles.
To Aid Girl Scout Campaign.
Women of society also are taking an
active part In the Girl Scout national
membership campaign for s1.033. 400
which opened yesterday. Mrs. Arthur
Osgood Choate. who is president of the
Girl Scouts. led the service parade UP
Fifth avenue yesterday to Sixtieth
street TO the hospitals to which the Girl
Scouts had decided to give their. harvest
offerings of fruit and jellies.
Mrs. Theodore Price is chairman OF
"Girl Scout Sunday" which is being
celebrated to-day in the churches OF tho
city. Mrs. Howard Paige is chairman
of the booths committee and. together
with Mrs. Dom Barber. has charge OF
the contributions, which are beginning
to pour In by way OF dollar member
ship subscriptions from Girl Scout
Daddy" membership-to which every
man who subscribes sl5 may belong
and all the way up to the donations in
the thousands.
Other members of the committees in
charge OF the campaign are Mrs.
Charles Riker. Mrs. Charles Swords and
Mrs Giles Whiting. The members OF
the national executive board include
Mrs Frederick Edey. who is Girl Scout
Commissioner for New York; Mrs. V.
Evert Macy. Mrs. Robert @. Mead,
Miss Llewellyn Parsons, Mrs. Harold /.
Pratt, Mrs. w y. Rothschild. Mrs.
James J. Storrow of Boston. Mrs.
Charles welch. Mrs. Percy II. Williams.
Miss Sarah Louise Arnold. Mrs Selden
Bacon and Miss Ellen Mary Cassatt OF
Philadelphia. Mrs. Mary Roberts Rine-
h.1t to- rrat .f "a ntgYl frq
william G.. McAdoo Is chairman of pub
licity; Mrs. Nicholas +. Brady the
treasurer. and Mrs. Jane Deeter Rlppin
national director.
Women OF Brooklyn and Manhattan
are working in behalf of St Johns cam
paign for 81 900. 900, which will find an
echo through the golden jubilee ball OF
ST Johns College, Brooklyn, in the Hotel
Commodore November 90. This ball will
be the outstanding feature Of the cam
paign and is TO commemorate the fifty
three years OF usefulness lived by the
institution. Mrs. Daniel A. Tobln is
chairman OF tho ball committee and has
associated with her Mrs. Matthias Fig
uelra, Miss Katherine Brady, Miss Kath-
crime Surpliss. Miss Margaret Waldron,
Mrs. NJ V. Robertson. Mrs. John T. King
OF Manhattan. Miss Florence Hughes
Miss Myra Dc Lorme. Mrs NJ J. Abel,
Miss Margaret Qurk, Mrs. William
straukamp. Miss May Loughran. Miss
Mary Figueira and Mrs. Herbert Casey
Box holders include Mines. Jacob Liv-
ingston. John II. McCooey, Thomas f.
Murray, Charles Partridge, Margaret
Quirk. Philip Leddy, J. Giambaivo.
Matthias Figueira, Philip Brennan,
Maurice Enright, Daniel A. Tobin,
Charles O'Brien and J. J. Gormley. Miss
Marbury, Miss Eleanor Col
gan and Miss Lillian Murphy.