The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Continued Jrom Second rage.

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Lyman Otis was adopted providing for
revolving fund which means making
/ Il possible for soldier 10 go % Wash
| ingt0n ana get his compensation, pa ying
/ back his expenses 10 tns league on us
receipt, ana then giving that return "a
| another soldier 10 finance his going %
| Washington on the same mission, max
| ing an endless chain OF ala 20 service
men
| 10 provide funds for immediate relief
10 soldiers and their families Naude-
vile entertainments Will be held 81 the
Apollo Theatre on the afternoon of May
49, and carnival and iete May . and 40
a. the Twelfth Regiment Armory,
Emerson Aiumns club, Mrs. Leslie 4.
Aryidson, president, held It's last meet
ing Of the season on Saturday Of last
week In the rooms Of the Twelfth Night
| Club, Al West Forty fourth street There
was q programme OF music by X, a.
| Augustine, pianist, and Arthur Rergens.
barytone. Mr. George Galpin, a gradur
ate of Epers0n College and professor OF
speaking and economies IN New Haven,
gave an interesting talk on his work,
Mrs James Griswod Wentz was re-
elected president Of the Womans Re-
publican Club on Tuesday at the meet
ing held al The Plaza. The other off
GERS elected were Mrs Charles IL.
Denison, first e-prssident; Mrs, John
~ Iselin, second Vioe-presidentI Mrs.
Percy y. Boynton, third Mee-president !
Mrs Frederick Thompson. fourth vice.
presidents Mrs. Emile Glogau, treas
urer; Mrs. Paul M craudeil recording
secretary; Mrs. George Mortimer, COR
responding secretary Mrs. Albert II.
Gleason, chairman or the executive
board, and Mines Francis A. Winslow,
William Van Nance and q. r. Tobey,
directors,
The annual entertainment for the
Catholic School Of America was held on
Friday evening at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The Glee club OF the Friendly Sons III
ST. Patrick gave a concert programme.
MIR. George J.. Gillespie was chairman
or the committee in charge OF the en-
tertainnent, which Also included cards
and dancing. The summer school,
which Is located at Cliff Haven, on Lake
Champiain, is chartered by the Board OF
Regents Of the State of New York
The National Society, Daughters Of
the Empire State, Mrs. Charles u.
Wright president, win hold its social
meeting on Thursday afternoon at the
Waldorf Astoria. The programme viii
be under the direction of Miss Julia s..
Chase, chairman or music, and Mills A.
Martin, The artists will be Vincent
Miguola, Volinist August Wattus.
barytone, and Salvatore Mignola, pian-
list Mrs. John NJ. scobie viii speak on
"Aorth American Indians"
The Theatre Club, Mrs. John IL.
Parker president, held its monthly study
day at the Hotel Astor on Tuesday. Dis
cussion or the play, '"fhe Green God
dess" was led BY Mrs Albert a, Snow
den, The next meeting of the club wi ]
be a social day programme, April 26,
under the ohairmanship Of Mrs. George
M Clyde
A performance Of Wake Up. Jona-
than" will be given on April rs, 20, ~
and rs al the MontauS Theatre, Brook
iyn, for the benefit of the Guild OF the
Long Island College Hospital Mrs.
Minnie Maddern Fiske viii have the
leading role. Mrs, Walter Gibb is chair
man of the benefit committee, which
also includes Mines. Howard u Whit
ney, ErslCine H. Lott, Horatio NJ
Adams. Frederick u Haight James
Henry Jolirdan, Edward n. Horwill.
Howard w, Maxwell, Henry Al. Read.
J. sherman White and Percy $. Mallett,
The Society Of Illinois Women, Mrs
Thomas Slack president, viii have a
meeting for members only on Thursday
al the Waldorr-Astoria- II win be the