The New York herald., 1920-01-18
Elaborate and Spectacular Entertainment to Precede Annual
Bali for East Side Clinic for -Philanthropc
VII Work of Women's Clubs.

! Biiiman, Mss Adelaide Childs and Miss
Elsie Lucille McCaul-
THE vAAIP GROUP.-Mrs. Joseph Fran
els Martin. Pennsylvania vamp; New
York vamps. Miss Evelyn Harriette Esta-
brook chairman; Misses Jean Walsh. Avis
Macdonald Ethel McGarvey and Natalie
Walsh, Mrs. Mccarthy. Misses Dorothy
French, Anne Frost. Dorothy Holly. Mil
dred Jacobs and Emma Dieckman.
! Danced under the direction or Mr.. Will
lam Pitt Rivers.
THE BUTTERFLY GIRL. - Mrs. S.
Gardner Estabrook, fairies and butter
flies. Solos by Misses Doris Wilson and
Gertrude Louise Jagle. accompanied by
Misses Ruth 3abcock, Evelyn Babcock.
Helen Denton. Ruth Foster, Dorothy Fos-
ter Vivian Vernon, Bernicc Petchesky.
Charlotte Reynolds, Catherine Ehrbar.
Kathryn Igoe and Gertrude c. Medwin.
Supper in the Louis XIV Room and
Orangerie and general dancing will follow
the entertainment and pageant.
A dance viii be given this afternoon IN
the Hotel Commodore by the Young Folks
League OF upper Manhattan. In the war
all the young women of tne league pledged
themselves to do their utmost. not only
for the soldier and sailor members but
for the community at large This will be
the first Of a series of social gatherings
to be held since the armistice. as it was
the policy OF the league to have no festivi-
ties while most of its members were In
service The proceeds will be used TO
carry further the work done in the last
ten years Dancing will start at two
o'clock.
The Young Folks League for Aid to
Hebrew Infants at its meeting. in the
Hotel McAlpin today, will be entertained
by Miss Jean Barondess and the Bresln
orchestra
January 80 is the date set for the Park
Hospital dance. The dance is to be given
lin the Plaza Hotel, under the auspices OF
Auxiliary A, of which Mrs. John T. Gar
rett is president Francis NJ. Hugo, Sec
retary of State, and Mrs. Hugo will be
present.
Among the ladies interested in the ball
are Mines. Frederick Gaines. Irving ).
Hayner. Terry Sanborn Boynton. Frank
Grauer, Lewis X. Neff, Louis Hart,
Chester Alexander, John Connors. Harold
Meeker, Otto Leber and Clifford Ed
wards.
Through the efforts Of Colonel Walter
Scott, president, and Mrs. Charles Thorley
vice president, of the society, comprising
the Free Industrial School for Crippled
Children, No. All. West Fifty-seventh
street, and the Lulu Thorley Lyons Home
for Crippled and Delicate Children, at
Clayeracls. n. Y, many new members are
being added to the roll. The latest bene-
factor is Mr.. John Kelly. who by giving
$500 has become a perpetual patron.
The second card party of the years
series will take place in the Plaza hotel
on March 2. The hostesses are Mines
Frank ]. Blodgett, f. Ellwood Briggs and
George Oscar Cole. On the committee are
Mesdames r. T.. Bonar, George Brand, M
L. Bullard, Caspar William Dean. Frank
lin p. Duryea, Mullin Wayne and Walter
Heber Wheeler and Miss a. ID. Campbell.
There will be prize for each table. The
proceeds go toward defraying the ex-
penses of the school and home. Tables
have been taken by Colonel Walter Scott,
Mines Marcel Kahle, George Semler and
lB. y. Sherwood, Miss A. d. Campbell,
Mines. Aida Tagliavia. II. NJ. Zinsser.
John Wood. James Coombs. John wall
John Van Pelt, Charles Waterbury. Il. a.
Henry, Frank Chipman and Alfred Can
field Bage.
Members of the Edith Cavell Post OF the
American Legion gave an entertainment
and dance last night in the Imperial Hotel.
with a large attendance of members and
friends Among the patrons and patron
esses were General and Mrs. George w.
wingate. Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond, Mrs. Maude Garfield, Mr.. James Z.
Stack and Mr. De Witt Falls.
The Junior Aid Society OF the Lutheran
Hospital of Manhattan. Inc. will hold its
annual entertainment and reception on
Tuesday night in the Plaza Hotel. The
comedy "It Pays to Advertise" viii be
produced by the Junior Aid Players and
the cast will be headed by Mr.. Eugene
Lockhart. The play will be followed. by
dancing.