The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-31

Clarence I. Phillips and Miss Laura
Skinner.
Mrs. Charles X. Mills is making ar
rangements for a card party to be held
at the Hotel Aston Monday afternoon
I November s. The proceeds will be do
mated to the bazaar fund OF the Little
Mothers Aid Association. Members OF
the New Workers. who are assisting Mrs
Mills are Mines. Olive Scott Gabriel. w.
Z. Wilkinson, W. w. Brash. Francis
Warner. Edward F'ritts and q. A. Miller.
Tickets may be obtained from members
of the committee.
The Society of Michigan Daughters,
Mrs. Edgar Park. president will hold
its regular monthly meeting at the home
of the hostess, Mrs. Mitchell Smiley,
Euclid Hall. Eighty-sixth street and
Broadway. on Wednesday. Following
the business meeting Miss Matthews,
missionary. will speak of her work at
Ellis Island.
Mrs. Howard S. Cans, president OF the
Federation for Child Study, announces
that the annual meeting of the organize
ton will be held on "Wednesday, at the
meeting house of the Society of Ethical
Culture, 2 West Sixty-fourth street Be
sides the regular business OF the meeting
Mr. Everett ID. Martin. chairman of the
National Board of Review and director
of Cooper Union Forum, Will address tie
gathering. His subject Is 1.-THE Influence
OF the Motion Picture on the Child" Tea
will be served Turing the social half hour
which follows the talk
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Gabriel president, will have its first
social meeting of the season on Friday
at the Hotel Astor. and on November 8
will have card party, the proceeds of
which will be devoted to the Little
Mothers Aid Association bazaar. On
November 10 they will have another
social day at the Hotel Astor, and on
December 8, their first dance. Mrs
William w. Brash will be chairman OF
the latter event.
The Pennsylvania Society, which has a
large membership In New York, Is ar
ranging a tea for early November
at the Navy Club. Is East Forty-first
street, when the chief guests will be men
from the battleship Pennsylvania. CIVIL
ians In the city who were born I'm that
State also will be made welcome. ID
miral Wilson and Gov. Sproul also are
expected to be present. Plans for the
tea were discussed at a meeting on Fri
day at the home of Mrs. Roger Lewis,
800 West Seventy-eighth street. The
work done by the club to provide a shore
home for the men of the navy and marine
forces also was outlined by the vice
president, Mrs. William H. Hamilton. 1T
the meeting.
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The New York City Colony of New
England Women will have its first social
event of the season on November II
when there will be exercises commence
rating the signing of the Compact of the
Pilgrim Fathers, and also to celebrate
the signing of the armistice. There will
be addresses by prominent speakers and
presidents Of various organizations in
the city will be among the chief guests
A card party for the benefit of Miss
Kizzie Masters, actress. who has been i'll
for the last two years. will be held at
Hotel Astor on Tuesday. Tickets may
be obtained at the door or from mem
bers Of the committee. Prizes for every
table, door prize and novelty prizes for
non-players will be features. Members
of the committee are Mrs. A. M. Palmer,
Mrs. Belle de Rivera, Mrs. owen Kill
dare. Mrs John Stratton O'Leary, Mrs.
Nora Donnelly. Mrs. Edwin Arden, Miss
Mazda Craigen. Miss Lizzie Rochelle,
Mrs. Lillian Sire, Mrs. p. w. DeLisser,