The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31
Be Heard This Week at Woens Clubs First Large Muscaes

The chief guests win include Mr.. Carlo
| Edwards, Mr.. Scuri and Mr.. Doda.
| To celebrate the return OF their presi-
/ dent, Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer, to active du-
ties after her protracted illness OF last
year, Rainy Day Club Of America will
have a jubilee breakfast on Wednesday
at the Hotel Aston. Many clubs will
be represented at the breakfast which
will be the most brilliant event of
Rainy Day this season. The chairmen
of the breakfast are Mrs. Grace Film
wood and Mrs. j. Seferen Ennis; OF
decora tions Mrs. Carl Cronemeyer.
Mrs Frank e. Hadley and Mrs. r. w.
Marshall; and OF reception. Mrs. W. A.
Deering. The programme will include
playlet by Charles Heron. who took
the part of William In "Bunty Pulls
the Strings; an address on Russia
and Economies OF the World" by Je-
rome Landheld, and a group OF songs
by Mrs. Baker.
Mrs j. Seferen Ennis of 165 West
Seventy-ninth street has the few re-
raining tables and tickets, and reser-
vations may be made through her.
Mrs. Palmer also is president Of the
woman's auxiliary to the rescue work
OF the Salvation Army. with headquar-
ters at 313 East Fifteenth street, and
the women of the Rainy Day Club are
deeply interested and active in the work
of the organization. The annual bazaar
for II will be held on Thursday and
Friday, November IL and IL, at the
home Tea and dinner will be served
OF small cost. Contributions OF fancy
articles, cake, candy and money may
be sent TO the chairman of the bazaar,
Mrs. CT. A Walters, 3os West Ninetieth
street. or directly to the home In Mrs.
Walterss name.
Sir Thomas Upton has sent gold
and enamel shamrock pin to be sold at
the Little Mothers Aid Association ba-
zaar, which will be held at the Waldorf
Astoria on Saturday. December 4. after
neon and evening. A doll also has been
received from Mrs. Alfred H. Smith, wife
of the Governor of New York State, for
the huge shoe which will be presided
over by Mrs. J. Stuart Smith. 10 years
cid. Mrs Smith has been the old lady
CO the shoe for more than ten years.
Mrs. Clarence Burns. chairman o.
the bazaar, announces that the patron
esses and box holders UP to date are
Mines. oliver Hartman. Charles III.
Sprague. C. Temple Emmett, John Fl.
Judge, William Aston Chanler, Noble
Mcconnell, Benjamin Adriance. William
r Oakley, Charles s. Whitman. K. M.
Darlington Robert II. McNall, John Jay
Cowdrey. Edward Lauterbach, John
Latin, George z. Lawton, Albert Gal
latin Weed, Jasper Bayne, George f.
Kerr, c. Albert Small, Edward G.. Cum
n,ngham. A. NJ. Milander, G. III. Strong.
L b. Stowe, Henry B. Lloyd, Robert J.
Campbell. j. Stuart Smith, Charles T.
Wilcox, John Batter, Adolph j. Wells |
Donald Macpherson, James r. Silliman. |
William A. Deering, Matthew Carr |
George Won. Chorus, Henry Forbes, Kid
die and Charles Mortimer Gates, Misses
Ciulia Morosini. E. S. McCaul, Amelia
Naushton, Edith Totten and Ruby Rees
The. Manhattanville Alunne Associa
t!on will hold its annual election of off,
GERS at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, |
Manhattanville, on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 10. The meeting will begin with
requiem mass for the members who have
passed away at IL O'Clock. This will be
followed by the election Of officers. after
which refreshments will be served. An
interesting event of the meeting will be
the presentation of a purse of $4,000 to
the Very Rev. Mgr. James A. Walsh, |
superior of the Maryknoll Seminary.
This fund IS for the education of priest
for the Catholic Missions in China and
was completed by the Alumn@ Associa
ton at its rummage sale last Decem-
Der. Miss Eleanor b. Lenane Is presi-
dent OF the association and Mrs. George
H.. Bradford secretary.
group OF women who once were pa
tents in the famous old Hahnemann
Hospital soon TO be dismantledi have
organized womans division to help
finance the erection of the new institu-
ton. the Fifth Avenue Hospital. which
will take its place and which now is un-
der construction in Fifth avenue be-
tween 105th and 106th streets. Mrs.
Charles T.. Neergaard is chairman OF
these erstwhile patients, who will meet
on Friday evening at the Hotel Biltmore
to complete plans for a two week cam
paign to raise s 900. 900. which is still
needed for the erection OF the new hos
pital.
For the benefit OF the Temple of the
Covenant Community Centre a bridge
whist, pinoche and dance will be given at
the Hotel Pennsylvania on Tuesday eve
ming under the auspices of the Sister
hood of the Temple of the Covenant.
During the evening election returns will
be, received.
A rummage sale for the benefit of
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