The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21

S"sS Tor much entertaining on q large
Scale. There viii be many dances with
decorations and souvenirs appropriate
20 the occasion, and theatre parties
followed BY supper and dancing
THANKSGIVING features also will form
q part of the programmes at the meet
tngs of the women's clubs this week,
although there will DO no sessions on
that day. Turkey dinners win have a
conspicuous place in the exercises at
the various institutions, especially
those which care for children, like the
Free Industrial School for Crippled
Children and the Little Mothers Aid
Association. in which women Of clubs
are interested.
Thanksgiving decorations will trans
form the ballroom Of the Hotel Com
modore into an attractive spot on Fri
day evening for the first dinner and
dance of the Criterion Society. Mrs.
Geonard l.. Hill president. The place
cards and favors also will be sug-
gestive Of the holiday. The dinner and
dance wiz be in the East Ballroom,
and In the adjoining rooms viii be
bridge tables FOR those who do not care
FOR dancing. These VIII be in charge
OF Mrs. Thomas Webster Edgar
Mrs. Joseph Palermo and Mrs. John
Philbrick Latin VIII be chairlnen Of the
committee of matrons Of the dance. ans
Mrs. H. w. Braun, vice-chairman, VIII
receive The guests with Mrs Hill ana
members Of the organization. Twenty
seven associate members have, beer
pressed into service under the Joint
Craftsmanship OF DR.. John Strother
Gaines, Jr., and Mr.. Walter moore, as
floor committee. Their duty will con
stst OF distributing the dance favors and
souvenirs. which viii include varIcolored
balloons, waving fans bells, bugles and
horns, In addition TO the usual dances
there VIII be deep shadow. lucky contest
end elimination dances, with prizes
The Juniors committee Is headed by
rhe Misses juno Love and Ida Braun.
srhe other members include Misses Fran
ces Parker. Helen Holbrook, Mary Beth
Barnelle. Katherine A. Lowell, Gloria
Tinck, Katherine Potts. Alice Braun,
Ellen Philbrick LaAin, Hazel Crockett
Emily Parker, Martha Best. Marjorie
Cushman Erna Luce Behnken, Norma
hopkins Dorothy Bowman and Arlyno
c. Creighton. The other dinner dances
of the society will be held on the third
FridaN Of each month.
Mrs Albert Haustetter, chairman Of
a
Sor Tuesday afternoon, at when there
will be a distribution Of wool. Caps and,
sweaters win be made for the III chill
dren who are patients of the Laura
Franklin Free Hospital this hospital be-
ing one for which the society works
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a Thanksgiving Eve dance viii be
given by the Marquette Club ia the bali
room Of the Plaza. 1t win have many
features appropriate TO the day. Mr..
Kenneth p. Fox and Miss Clare Conway.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles p.
Conway Of New Rochelle, head the COM
,nirtee on arrangements. The club also
win have 2 New Years Eve dance and
one on the eve OF Lincoln's Birthday,
February IL. Both OF these events viii
10 held in the Roof Garden Of the Wal
dorf-Ar oria THE proceeds from them
rs well as the one on Wednesday will
be applied 70 the upkecp of the Mar
uuette Forum.
Another dance OF the week will be one
given under the auspices Of the Theatre
Assembly, Mrs J. Christopher Marks
president. AZ the Hotel Astor on Tues
day evening. 1t win be the first dance
Of the season Of the Assembly, and sup
per will be served in one OF the private
rooms adjoining the ballroom. Mrs. G.
l.. Grcis IS chairman Of the supper com
inittee and Mrs. Charles Meyers chair
man OF the hostesses.
The Daughters Of Ohio in New York,
Mrs. Edmund w Kingslaud president
will celebrate their nineteenth birthday
tomorrow with luncheon az the Wal
,lorf-Astoria. Mrs. Joseph Megrew is
chairman OF the luncheon ana has ar
ranged a musical programme. The ar
fists viii DO IA. Denton Bastow tenor :;
William G. Goodwin. barytone Arthur RI.
Penn Meig Sisters Quartet and Ales-
eandri Trio. The chief guests vii! in
clude Mrs. Belle de Rivera, Mrs. Harry
Lilly, Mrs Walter Comfy. Mrs. A. NJ
Palmer Mrs. Samuel J Kramer. Or. Milo
Gates. Miss Margaret Prescott Non
tague. Miss Lila T. Robson and Miss
Amelia Bingham
There was large attendance Of mem
bers and guests at the second afternoon
musicale Of the Rubinsteiu Club, Mrs.
William Rogers Chapman president yes
terday at the Waldorf Astoria. In addi-
tion 70 a joint recital by Miss Resale
Miller and Harold Land. the club pre-
scented Mise Amy Nenl violiuist Miss
Miller ssnc the aris, "fn duelle trine
Ynorbide." from "Manon Lescaut" Mu-
settas Waltz Song. from la Bohene.'
and group OF French songs. Nfr. Laud
sang two groups Of French and English
songs. and with Miss Miller a duet Ia
Darem." from Don Giovanni" Miss
Neilrs numbers included Hungarian
Dance No. Z. by Brahms Joachim Schu-
Wilhelmjs ave Maria" nnd varia
tons By Tartini-Kreisier. Dancing fol
lowed the proeramrnc.
Athene Club. Mrs. Katherine A. Mar
tin president. VIII have US first recep-
lion anu dance Of the season on Safur-
lay. December 4 in the sOlarium Of The
( waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. Edward Epstean
will be chairman and tho patronesses
viii include Mines. Katherine a. Martin,
f;eorge w Beckel George A. Brand.
Charles @. Braxmar. Alonzo r Dayton,
Clara Frances bennett. Joseph Didier,
Cornell Dunlap. Joseph Gavin, Gurie
Coleman Glcsa, Knox Little, Noah l..
Peterson, Helena L. Rehfus. Neptune y.
Smyth. James y. stephens. Bond STOW.
Aida Tiniai Tngliavia. Daniel Turner.
Burnett j. Neumnnn ana Album W.
WiilianS
The American Legion. Harlem Post
J3e, "a one % the organizations which
win help make the Little Mothers Aid
Association bpzaar, 10 be held Saturd day.
December 4. afternoon and evening. at
~ Waldotf- Astoria. "A success. They
WIN take military booth which will
10 In charge % Mrs John jay Cowdrey.
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