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

some time ago the New YORK auxiliary
offered a prize for group of the best
short plays submitted by their members
The committees accepted as prize winners
Fps and Q's" by Miss Annie Nathan
Meyer The Door Of Miracles by Miss
Ruth Murray UndeThiIl "Eup Aemista, :"
BIZ Miss Elizabeth de Aliaga and White
Tulips" by Miss Faith Van Vanken-
burgh Villas. These four playiets will be
the ones presented and tho casts will be
selected from plays now in Broadway
Ruth Mason Rice is president Of the New
York auxiliary, Grace Thompson Seton,
I vice-president; Mary Arno Schwatt,
treasurer Marchesa Teodora Marcone.
corresponding secretary, and Ruth
\ Waterbury, recording secretary.
Officers from the national headquart-
ers OF the League OF American Pen
Women 81 Washington will visit New
York on this occasion to witness the
efforts Of the New York auxiliary in this
new field.
Arrangements are being made FOR a
Christmas festival and mistletoe BAH 10
be held at the Plaza next Saturday
night. December is. A committee has
been formed. which includes many prom
inent Catholics as well Us Professionals to
start a building fund for a new addition
10 the College Of New Rochelle, VIII CHI =
tho oldest Catholic college In the State.
Many Protestant pupils attend the col
lege. which is under the direction Of the
Ursuline nuns
The first evening concert OF the New
York Mozart Society, Mrs Noble Nc
Cornell. president, VIII be held December
I 14'~at the Hotel Aston Among the
artists engaged for this white s concerts
are Titta Ruffo Miss Claire Lillian
Peteler, Miss Anna Fitziu and Paul Ait
house.
In spite Of the storm Of last Non
day tho members OF the golf circle
held their first tournament at the Scars
dale Golf Club. and all the women
played the cup being won by Mrs. Les
lie l.. Savage. Mr.. W Griffith. OF the
auxiliary board OF the society. captured
the mems cup.
Mrs Mcconnell gave a luncheon at
the Hotel Astor. followed by a theatre
party on Wednesday for Mrs. Edgar
O. Challenger. chairman Of the golf
circle. and the other members.
At the regular monthly luncheon and
I business meeting OF the Iowa New
Workers, Mrs Warren Thummel, presi-
dent held last week at the home of Mrs
Samuel Strauss. 81 East Elsbty-second
street. arrangements were completed for
a Christmas dance to be given on DE-
eember %.
The Society Of Mayflower Descendants
In The State of New York will com
+ nenorate the 3o0th anniversary Of the
signing OF the Compact to-day and to-
morrow. as to-day is the anniversary
Of the date Of the signing. there will Ne
service NJ the Cathedral of st. John
the Divine at o'clock, which will in
clude an address of welcome by the
Very Rev Howard Chandler Robbins.
dean CT the cathedral and a sermon by
the Right Rev. Chayncey p. brewster,
Bishop Of Connecticut, a lineal descend =
ant Of Elder Brewster. The public is
invited 10 this service.
a commemorative dinner will be given
tomorrow evening at the Waldorf
Astoria, at which Gov. Calvin Coolidge
Of Massachusetts, ce-President-c elect.
is expected 20 be present. The speakers
will include the Hon. Sir William Mu-
loch. Chief Justice OF the Excheqler
Division Toronto. Ont, and United
states Senators Charles <. Thomas Of
Colorado. George II. Moses of New
Hampshire and Bert NJ. Fernald Of
Maine one of the features OF the din
ner will be the presentation TO each per-
son present Of large illuminated copy
Of the Compact
The sNmi-annual meeting Of the Free
Industrial School for Crippled Children
viii be held in the assembly rooms Of
the Waldorf-Astoria on Monday even
ing, November 80. at S 80 o'clock. After
the meeting the members and officers
VIII be entertained at supper by Mr.
Walter Scott, president Of the society
Room has beer made IN the lsindergar-
ten OF the school for six crippled chill
dren from the Darrach House. as some
Of its own pupils nave become strong
enough through medical attention and
proper corrective Eerclses to attend
public schools
Tho Chicago Club, Mrs John Marshall
Gala CHER president. win have a lunch
con on Tuesday at Shanley's. Broadway
and FOrty-third street After the lunch
con the members will go II the waldorf
Astoria for q regular business meeting
which viii be fOllowei by a programme.
Miriam Neff FoiweE viii sing group
Of songs. Josephine Clement viii give
talk on '"rhe story Book Theatre" Mis-
Helen Demilt Jacobs will be heard On
violin selections. and Miss Katherine r.
Schemes VIII give p talk on Europe of
To-day"
The Dramatic Union Of the Church OF
Our Lady oc Lourdes. Wash ington
Heights. Of which the Rev. joseph, II
Mcmahon is pastor, presented Georee
} Broadhurst's f'.rco. What Happeped to
Z Jones" November Is. lG / z and Vs. az
the church auditorium. fG3 West 1881
street cnder tho supervision Of Miss
Gertrude Wainwright. who directed enc
dramatic episodes in the Joan Of Arc
d pageant isPt May 20 FOrdhari
4 The cart included Messrs. Vincent de
/ Coubenu. John J. Kelly, Thomas F.
+ Healy. Aubrey y. Conroy. William a.
Healy. I,ennoth H. Fox M arthur Sui
4 IVAN; Misses Theresa W. Farrell. Irene
I Flynn, FlOrencs Van Poit. Marguerite
4 Graham. Gladys Rutou and Dorothy
Z Reeber.
The dramatic society has produced
Z during the seven years u existence
about fifty plays Of OH kinds.>, Miss
( Marie Wainwright. famous actress. has
I taken y personal interest ia the organi-
zotOn, ard her critical reviews OF the
various productions amount virtually to
q course Of instruction IN drsmatic art
I-s officers are Moderator. Rev.
I David W. retry: President. Mr.. Aubrey
! y. Conr0y Vice President Mrs. Ellen
| G. Brennan, Secretary, Mr.. H. Gordon
Hanley; Financial Secretary. Mr.. Ed
I ward N. stanton; Treasurer. Mr.. George
r. polan.
Tie New York Euphony Society, Mrs
James J. Gormley, president. held It's