The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

there always arc many bazaars.
dances, musicales and other forms Of
entertainment, the proceeds from
which are used to provide Christmas
dinners and other holiday cheer for
the needy.
One of the largest events of this
nature is the bazaar for the benefit OF
the Little Mothers Aid Association.
Mrs. Clarence Burns, president, which
is held annually on the first Saturday
in December at the Waldorf-Astoria.
It will furnish an excellent opportunity
for Christmas shopping. for booths
filled with all sorts of articles, fancy
and useful, as we'll as novelties, will
be placed around the ballroom, not
forgetting tho Old Woman In a Shoe
in the centre OF the room, where dolls
Of every size and variety can be had
for almost any price. This will be pre-
sided over by Mrs. j. Stuart Smith,
who is 70 years old and who has been
in charge OF the dolls at the Little
Mothers fair for many years.
Mrs. Alfred Z. Smith, wife OF Gov
ernor Smith. has sent a beautiful doll
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contribution is gold and enamel sham
rock pin.
There will be a room set apart for
amusements for the entertainment Of
children while their mothers and elders
do their shopping. This room will be
IN charge Of the Drama Comedy Club
who will present THE Follies OF 1920
under the direction of Miss Edyth Tot
ten. There Will be military booth
under the auspices OF the American Lee
gion. Harlem Post l3s. "a cESrge OF Mrs.
JohnS Ny CowSrey. %ife OF Major Cow
drey. and Mrs. r. ~. Darlington. The
French Shop. where bags and fancy
articles suitable for holiday gifts will
be on sale, will be In charge OF Mrs.
John II. Judge. assisted by q large COM
inittee. Mrs. c. Albert Small will have
charge OF the flower table and will be
assisted by a large number OF young
girls.
Around the sides OF the ballroom will
be boxes where those who do not care
20 take an active part may enjoy the
spectacle. These have been taken by
Mines. Oliver Hartman, Charles II.
Sprague, Robert McNall. William A.
Deering. John 2. Latin. c. Temple En-
met, William II. Oakley, Bond Stowe,
Henry B. Lloyd. John II. Judge, Ben
ianin Adriance, George P. Lawton. Rob-
ert j. Campbell. James r. Silliman.
Charles E. Wilcox, John Batter Henry
Forbes Riddle. Albert Gallatin Weed,
Jasper Bayne. Edward &. Cunningham,
Mathew Carr, Robert j. Campbell,
Charles Mortimer Gates. Noble McCon-
nell and Charles S. Whitman.
The artists at the reception and must
rale az the Little Mothers Aid Assocla-
ton Home tomorrow Afternoon will in
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Frank CroXton and Miss Elizabeth
Ayers, who will sing several songs by
Clarence W. Murphy. accompanied by
The composer. Frank H. Gray also viii
accompany his songs
rableaux Vlvants will follow tho an
nual breakfast Of the Manhattanville
Alumnae Association on January % at
The Waldorf-Astoria. and will be in cele-
bration OF the twenty-one years OF the
ORGANIZATIONS existence. The breakfast
VIII take place IL the AstoT Gallery.
The directors Of the ASSOCIATION are Miss
Eleanor 4. Lsenane, Mrs. George q. Ray.
nond, Miss Jane Charles. Mrs. George
=. Bradford. Miss COrinne Roche. Miss
Anne s. Bradley. Mrs. Thomas r. Curry.
Mise Mary Brown. Mrs. Joseph T.
aide Jones. Mrs. Walter Burke and
1lrs. Grover Whalen.
The British Great War Veterans OF
america, INC. will give the FIRST an
nual dance on January at the Hotel
Pennsylvania. The dance committee
ia arranging an elaborate event which
viii be under distinguished patronage,
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eserved for the occasion.
December "a is the date for tho first
evening concert OF the season Of Rubin
stein Club, Mrg. William Rogers Chap
man. president. AS usual II will be in
the large ballroom Of the Waldorf
Astoria and the soloist will be Mr.
laurence Leonard Mr.. Chapman will
conduct an orchestra OF sixty musicians
who viii play among other numbers
the Russian Fairy Tales" by Liadov ;
frTne Ballet Of the Hours" from ia
ftMoconda" and the overture % ia Fora
del Destino' BY Verdi The choral OF
more than one hundred ard fifty voices
'eill sing part songs which viii include
the new arrangement OF the "CuJus
AMMAN" from the "Stabat Mater" by
kossini THE Last Hour" Walter
Kramer; "Knowest Thou the Land"
from Mignon "A Hymn OF Thanksgiv-
ng" Kremser; The Nightingale and
The Rose" NiiSolas
The third afternoon musicale on
January 10 viii be a Happy New
Years" meeting for II will be the first
q 1921. AT the close OF the musicale
programme. a collation. will be served.
and afterwards there viii be dancing
inti O'clock Guests tickets may be
purchased In advance from the president
az tho Waldorf or from the secretary
md treasurer. Miss Mary Jordan Baker.
The first meeting OF the Red Cross
Auxiliary Of tho society win be held on
Wednesday afternoon, also at the Wal
4orf. Miss Baker ia the chairman.
A meeting OF the Junior Cabinet OF
The Kew York Mozart Society. Mrs.
Noble Mcconnell. president, will be held
"a the Hotel Astor tomorrow after
noon. Afterwsrd Mrs Mcconnell will
saKe the members 60 see way Down
East and return with them after the
performance TO the Astor for tea. The
Young persons will be chaperoped by
Mines Samuel q. Bstabrook. Edward
y. Schmaihoiz. william Maynard 1ara-
don, Augustus V. Wendell. Donald
Alexander Green, Maurice J. Collins,
r. Wright Hare Harold u. Julien. r.
Fred Klages Horace A. Ketcham.
George L. Morrissey and Arthur Stuart