The New York herald., 1920-01-04
Women's Clubs Have Patriotic Talks
Entertainments aid Dances for Charity

of Miss Hannah A. Babcock, No. e97 West
End avenue. Mrs. Charles Appleton Terry
will lead the study.
Five hundred members and friends en-
joyed a dance given by the National Cali
fornia Club on last Monday night in The
Hotel Commodore. There were also pres
ent many men in uniform, representing
not only California but other States The
committee had Mrs. George i. Shurtleff
sas chairman.
Officers of the club are Mrs. Thomas J..
Vivian. president: Mrs. Henry l.. Harri-
son, Mrs. Milton V. Snyder, Mrs. G. Up
ton Hallett. vice presidents; Mrs. George
T.. Gordon. recording secretary; Mrs.
Louis W. Butler, corresponding secretary;
Miss Maragrot v. Mccain. treasurer;
Mrs. Bert Monday recorder.
The regular meeting OF the Congress OF
States Societies will take place on Thurs
day at the headquarters. Hotel Gregorian.
IL will begin with luncheon. After
business session there will he n programme
with speaking and music. The subject will
be -Bolshevism.'
The Theatre Assembly Choral Mrs. J.
christopher Marks. president. will give its
first concert Of the season in the Hotel
Astor on next Wednesday evening. The
choral numbers 125 young women. The
musical director Is DR.. j. Christopher
Marks Mr. Harry M. Gilbert is the ac-
companist Mr.. Richard Keys BigEs will
play the organ. After the programme
there will be dancing.
The study day OF the Theatre Assembly
on last Friday included a presentation OF
my Lady Friends given by Mrs John
Martyr Scoble. and followed by discus
sion. Vocal solos were given by Mrs. II.
\. Robbins and Miss Alma Bockhorst and
"A playlet entitled Dresses" was given by
professionals
Topics of the Day" we're discussed un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Albert Leon Page
Work and plans for the City Federation
Hotel were presented by Mrs. William
james Bisselle.
The Junior Art Society. OF which Mrs
j. Christopher Marks is founder and Mas
ter Herbert Meyers president. held its
third matinee dansant yesterday. Seven
Ages OF Man was given under tho direc-
ton of Mrs. James n. Ballantine. dramatic
director Tho role OF Shakespeare was
portrayed by Mrs. Mary Thompson
Their annual bridge and euchre party
viii be held by tho members of the Ur-
sulino Provincial Auxiliary, Miss Teresa
$. Moriarty president. in the Waldorf
ahSiot it ilOift on iIG glitIHtOH " JunudiN v
H. Many prizos have been donated and
there will be souvenirs for those not play
ing. Tickets at 81 each may bo obtained
from Mrs. John Mitchell. OF No. g. East
lZth street
The monthly meeting of the Free Indus
trial School for Crippled Children. No.
Al West Fifty-seventh street. and the
Lulu Thorley Lyons Home for Crippled
and Dpllggf4 fbftHran of (lpNgfnrk N
v. will be held at the school on next
Tuesday morning. Colonel Waiter Scott,
president, will not he present. as he ~ in
the West. Tho motto Of the society for
1870 is Work"
Members Of tho Verdi club together
with members oG various chapters OF the
Daughters of The American Revolution
viii be guests Of Mrs. Florence Foster
Jenkins president of the Verdi Club. and
Mrs Charles Dorrancc Fostcg at a musi-
calc. tea and dance in the Waldorf-As-
toria on January ". a group of members
from the Colonel Lowry Chapter. n a. r.,
OF New Jersey, will he among the guests.
The Thcoria club. Mrs Harold George
Wood president and founder viii hold iis
annual reception and professional enter
tainment on Friday afternoon in tho Plaza
Hotel. The guests will be stars now play
ing in this city Thcy will contribute 20
the programme Among those appearing
viii be Mr.. Barney Bernard. ot His
Honor Abe Potash" Miss Francine LARA
lmore. Scandal" Miss Vivlenne Segal.
The Little Whopper;" Mr. Charles Pur-
sell. The Magic Melody" Mr.. Sigmun@
Romberg, composer Of The Magic Mel
ody' Mr. Tow McNaughton. Magic Mel
ody' Mrs. Marie Burrough Livingston,
Mrs. Mabel cSinley Raer, Miss Leeds,