The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05

waiting to receive It. The leagues Of
flee is at West Forty-seventh street.
Mrs. Daniel O'Day of Rye, n. Y. re-
Gently elected chairman Of the West
chester County Woman's Democratic Or
SANITATION, entertained her executive
board at luncheon On Friday at the Cos
mopolitan Club. this city. IT was de-
cided to hold the first regular county
meeting at Scarsdale in January, when
an interesting programme will be given.
This organization was permanently
formed in New Rochelle at the close of
the recent Presidential campaign.
Mr.. Arthur D. Rees will be the speak
er at the regular meeting of Manhattan
Study Club. Mrs. Edith r.. Pearsons
president, tomorrow at the Hotel Nc
Alpin. The hostesses will be Mrs. Arthur
II. Bridge. Mrs. Henry Mcdowell, Mrs.
Philip Dreesbach. Mrs. Thomas Wagner
and Mrs. Frederick Pennell. The club
attended a matinee of THE Bat at the
Morosco Theatre on Wednesday.
Rainy Day Club of America, Mrs. A
M. Palmer president, had a social day
on Wednesday at the Hotel Astor. Mrs.
G. f. bennett and Mrs. Frank Martin
were the chairmen and Martha Foot
Crow, adviser for poetry in the General
Federation OF Women's Clubs, was the
speaker. Representatives Of the High
School Poetry Society were present and
read their original prize poems. They
included Joseph Pelshin, Gertrude Rider
Bennett and Countie Porter Cullin, rep
resenting Stuyvesant, De Witt Clinton
and Erasmus Hall high schools.
The annual dance Of the Young Folks
League of the Krakauer Charity Aid So
ciety will be held on Saturday evening
at the RitZ-Carlton. The proceeds will
be used in giving aid to the needy.
On Thursday afternoon the National
Opera Club of America, Baroness Kath-
arine Won Klenner founder and presi-
dent, Will hold its semi-annual meeting
The theme of the day will be Czecho-
Slovak music. Mr.. Francis A. Pangrac
will give lecture and Nine. Fuka Pan
grac vocal illustrations Miss Evelyn
Grahame Smith Will speak on Current
Events in Music" Selections from the
Czecho-Slovak opera 1.-THE BATTERED
Bride" will be among the numbers given.
The Federation for the Support of
Jewish Philanthropic Societies is plan
ming an elaborate exhibition at the
Pennsylvania Hotel December IA, Is and
16. There will be charts illustrating the
activities of the different societies. pho
tographs and motion pictures illustrative
Of their work, specimens of hand work
made by the inmates of the different
societies and q pageant programme Of
dancing. music, athletics and dramatics
al.4 ~ H..
the young persons OF tho settlements and
other educational institutions.
On Thursday the programme for the
Congress of States Societies will be in
charge of Miss susy G. Harkins. II will
be Massachusetts Day. There will be
vocal music under supervision of Mrs.
Henrietta spoke Seeley The meeting
will be held az the Hotel Gregorian,
which Is THE headquarters of the con-
gress. At IL o'clock there will be the
usual round table luncheon. open to all
persons interested in bringing together
the home folks from all States In the
Union.
For reservations at the luncheon ad-
dress the secretary, Mrs Charles d.
Hirst, Hotel Gregorian. A cordial in
vitation Is extended to persons from
Massachusetts to j9In in making this day
"ther own"
The next meeting OF Mrs. Timothy
Martin OConnor's Entire Nous Dancing
Club will be held on Wednesday evening
at the Hotel Plaza. Extra guests tick
cts may be obtained from Mrs. O'Connor,
I'll West 1t2th street. or at the Plaza
on the evening OF the dance.
Under the patronage OF Mr.. CASTOR
Liebert. Consul-General Of France In
New York. Mr.. Lucien Jouvaud, presi-
dent OF the French Hospital; Mrs. Jose
NJ. Ferrer. Miss Sarah r.. Fox, Mrs.
Casimir Stralem, Mrs George Blumen-
thai. Mrs. Pierre Cartier Mrs. Seth M.
Milliten, Mrs. otto II. Kahn, Mrs. Leo
pold Frederick. Lady Duveen and Mrs.
Harry n Allen the Woman'e Auxiliary
Of the French Hospital win give o sup
Ger ana dance on Tuesday evening
,ho Hotel Plaza Mrs. Charles Ia. Ma.
is Chairman OF tho auxiliary and Miss