The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

w nth Christmas only nine
M weeks away bazaars for
charity are being arranged.
Dec ,mber generally is crowded with
them. presided over by we'll known
women, and the proceeds are used to
provide holiday dinners and gifts for
the less fortunate There always is a
bazaar on the first Saturday In Deem
Der for the benefit of the Little
Mothers Aid Association, of which
Mrs. Clarence Burns is president, a
few days later one in aid OF the Free
Industrial School for Crippled Chill
dren, OF which Col Walter Scott Is
president; one under the auspices OF
the Professional Woman's League and
others too numerous to mention.
A sale for the benefit of the nuns
of the Cenacle at 10th street and
Riverside Drive will be held In the
main ballroom Of the Plaza Hotel next
Thursday morning and afternoon.
There will be on sale useful and or
namental articles. Among those in
charge will be Mines. Van Brugh Liv-
ingston. Henry Waters Taft. Peter
Doelger, William Lummis. Maurltz T..
Westergren, John G.. Agar. Nicholas
r. Brady. Michael Gavin, st. Clair
Ellis and Samuel T.. Allen. Mrs. Allen.
who is the wife of Col. Allen, u. S. A.. !;
Mrs. Mark st. Clair Ellis, who is the
wife of Col. Ellis. U. s. A.; Mrs. Gavin,
Mrs. Livingston and Mrs. wcstergren
will have charge OF the tea room.
The patronesses include Mrs. Caro-
line Boardman, Miss Iselin, Mrs.
Charles Aston Bristed. Mrs. Custer,
widow OF Gen. Custer; Mrs. Grenville
Temple Emmett, Mrs. George y. Grin
nell. Mrs Henry +. Gourd, Mrs. Rob-
ert II. Hoguet. Mrs Bradish G. John
son. Mrs. De Lancey a. Kane. Mrs.
Henry Lamarche, Mrs. George Leary.
Mrs. John w. Mackay, the Misses
OGorman. Mrs. Jacob L. Phillips. Mrs.
Herbert d. Robbins, Mrs. William F.
v.
Mrs. Schuyler n. Warren. Mrs. Stuart
Pullman West and Mrs. Cabot Ward.
Finishing touches have been given %
the details Of the election night ball in
the Commodore Hotel for the ST Am
brose Community Centre. under the
direction OF Mrs. De CourRey Fales and
large committee Of matrons and young
women. The ball will be opened at 9
O'Clock. when the FIRST OF the election
returns will come into the ballroom over
a special wire and be flashed upon a
screen. A thousand tickets already have
been sold. and between tho returns.
every fifteen minutes until o'clock the
following morning, the crowd VIII dance
10 the music Of a large orchestra sup
per will be served ~ tables set In the
boxes.
some OF those who have taken the
boxes arc Mrs. Henry =. Dawson. Mrs.
George r. Baker, Jr Mrs John r. Pratt
Mrs. William G. Clark Mrs. John A.
Dix. Mrs DE Coursey Falos and Mr.
Clarence II Mackay. The ball commit
tee, with Mrs. Fales az the head. includes
Mrs. Arthur Choate Mrs. william G
Clark. Mrs. John A. Dix. Mrs Paul
Degener. Mrs. Il. Trubee Dawson, Mrs
John Kerr. Mrs Gordon Macdonald Mrs
r. Penn Smith. Jr. Miss Isabel Shotter
Miss Rosamond Sherwood. Miss Hillh
French. Mrs G. Thayer Adams. Mrs
O'Donnell 1selin and Mrs. Frederick A
Cooley.
To complete the cooperation there is
a large committee Of young women un.
der the leadership OF Miss Genevieve
Clendenln. whose associates will be Misse-
Barbara IIssel Katherine Mackay. Alice
Dawson, Katharine Knapp. Isabel pell
Marion TIFFANY. Margaret Kahn Mar
garet Warren, Betty Jackson. Florence
Loew. Eunice James. Fanny Billings
Polly Brooks. Jane Gourd. Molly Coggs.
we'll. Wanden Matthews. Mary v. X
Loriilard Islise Hughes. Hester Emmett
Harriet Price. Lucille Baldwin. Isabel
McMnlin, Mercer French. Josephine
Minott. Beatrice Starr. Lucy Byrd
Dorothy pilot, katherine Van Ingen.
Frances Norton and Florence Ellsworth.
They will have the help OF young mel.
voters Of both parties. They VIII he
Mesers John Kerr. II Parry Kennard'