The New York herald., 1921-02-06

class there arc music and recitations
and often a talk on the work OF the
association by one OF the nurses from
the Bishop Potter Home at Tompkins
Cove. ~ Y. The oldest OF these classes
is that which meets for the benefit OF
the New York Nursery and Child's Hos
pltal, which this season has deferred its
meetings until near the end Of this
month.
class just formed is known as the
Lenten Sewing Class, for the benefit
OF the tuberculosis and Social Service
Committee of the Harlem Hospital.
Their meetings will be held fortnightly
on the afternoons of February IA end
2S, March { and 81, in succession at
the homes OF Mrs. w. De Iancey
Kountzc. Mrs, Anson w. Burchard. Mrs
James w. Gerard and Mrs. Joseph II.
Dilworth.
Officers of the cathedral class are
Mrs. Frank Hunter Potter, president (;
Miss Julia G. McAllister, vice-president; /;
Mr.. Frank Hunter Potter, secretary, and
Mrs. George Livingston Nichols. trea-
urer. Among the directors arc Mines
James III. Aldrich, Joseph g. Baldwin
Jr., A. Bradhurst Field, Morgan .Iop-
ling. I. Hull Browning. Paul Degener,
Stephen g. Clark, william II. Crocker
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mer. Misses Caroline L. Morgan. Clara
Richards and Isabel Shotter.
The first meeting will be held on the
morning OF February 10 at the home OF
Mrs Stephen c. Clark, as East Seven
tieth street. when Miss Rachel Jane
Hamilton will sing songs In costume. The
next meeting on February 20 will be
held at the home of Mrs. Marshall
Orme Wilson. 3 East Sixty-fourth
street. when Mrs. Samuel l.. NJ. Barlow
will recite In English and French. Mrs
Edward r. Stettinius will entertain the
class at 1921 Park avenue on March l.
when children from the Music School
Settlement will play and sing. The final
meeting on March s will he with Mrs.
Robert $. Brewster at 100 East Sew
cntieth street. but the programme has
rot been arranged.
For Needy I'm Hospitals.
Another of the classes Is that which IL
conducted by the clothing committee OF
ST. Luke's Hospital social service These
meetings will be held on February Is
and %, March 1. s. Is and %. from IL
to !, in succession at the homes Of Mrs.
Nicholas Murray Butler. Mrs. Frederic
r. Lewis. Mrs. Charles ID. Dlckey. Mrs.
Yale kneelaud, Mrs Howard g. Rob
bins and Mrs. Charles Lawrence Rilxer.
Mrs. Frank $. Witherbee IL treasurer
OF the class that meets In behalf Of the
New York Nursery and Child's Hospital.
for whose benefit the annual charity
ball Is given. The meetings will he held
from IL TO | on February 20. March 3.
10. II and ~ In succession at tho homes
OF Mrs. Robert L. Gerry. Mrs Lawrence
l.. Gillespie. Mrs. Edward j. Berwind
Mrs. u. Ashton dc Peyster and Mrs.
Witherbee.
In all cases garments made at the
various meetings are distributed among
needy persons In the hospitals or given
20 those who are able TO leave for their
homes after treatment. Garments also
ar, made for Infants and children VINO
arc In the nursery or hospital. Through
out the Lenten season work AZ these
meetings IL systematically carried on
and there always is a good attendance
Of members.
One OF the sales which is held from
year to year is that conducted under tho
auspices OF st. Chrlstopher's Guild OF
St Mary's Free Hospital for Children.
which heretofore has been held ~ a
private house. This year the sale will
be held on the afternoon Of April 2, but