The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-11-27

- City Federation OF womenSs
Clubs. Mrs. Richard Nj. Chapman,
president, are actively engaged in OBJ
tanning the enrolment .. all their
members in the Red Cross Roll Call
now In progress.
Mira. John Joseph Macdonald is
chairman OF the federated clubs COM
rnittee and requests that the club pros
idents appoint chairmen and report
enrolments to her. Mrs. Macdonald,
who has been invited to speak at the
meetings OF the various clubs In the
interest of her work. says that she is
working for a double purpose-to OBJ
tair - ganerot;a RESPONSE from all the
clubs for the Red Cross and to make
a splendid showing for the federated
committee In her Federation report.
Tables In charge OF girls who saw
oversee service are placed at doors to
all club meetings to receive enrolments
Mrs. Chapman, president OF the Fedora
tion, will incorporate the Red Cross re-
port In her 1922 Federation Year Book.
Mrs. Macdonald spoke before the
Theatre Club on Friday and among other
things said that it ought not to be left
10 the school children disabled soldiers
and the East Side to be the only ones to
I'll their quota, but urged the women TO
do more for the American Red Cross.
Each club has a chairman for this
work and special efforts are being made
for liberal contribution to the Red
Cross, but so far the clubs quota has not
been reached, so the roll call for them
will continue a while longer 1t Is re-
ouested that the Federated Clubs report
the total number enrolled at the end OF
the drive to Mrs. John Joseph Mac
Donald. ia East Thirty-first street.
Russia will be the subject for discus
sion at the December luncheon OF the
American Criterion Society. Mrs.
Leonard L. Hill president, on Friday at
the Hotel Commodore.
Native born Russians and Americans
who recently have visited tie country
formerly ruled by the Car will be
among those who will picture various
phases OF that famine stricken country.
Mrs Cora welles Trow is chairman OF
the programme committee and Mrs.
George w. Howes chairman of the
luncheon committee. A reception will
precede the luncheon. for which 800
reservations have been made. The
speakers will include Mrs. Margaret e.
Harrison of Baltimore. who will relate
some of her thrilling experiences while
prisoner in Soviet Russia. She was re-
leased on last August. "a
Capt. Hugh s. Martin, military attache
20 the American Embassy with former
Ambassador Francis, will tell of his ex-
periences during the Russian revolution.
The Rubinstein Club. Mrs. William
Rogers Chapman president, will give its
first evening concert on Tuesday, De-
cenber 6, In the ballroom of the Wal
dorf- Astoria. AS this marks the thirty
fifth season for the club. Mr. William
Rogers Chapman. founder and musical
director OF the organization, has ar.
ranged an exceptionally fine programme
for that evening. The assisting artists
viii be Miss Helen Yorlse, soprano, and
sixty players from the Philharmonic So
ciety. The club choral of more than $50
voices will sing ten new part songs.
some to be sung for the first time. Miss
Alice NJ Shaw, the club acconipanfst,
will be at the piano. Dancing will fol-
low the concert.
The New York City Federation of
women's Clubs. Mrs Richard NJ Chan
man president. will be one OF six large
organizations to cooperate with the
Women's City Club In holding man.
moth meeting at Town Hall "Wednesday
afternoon. The meeting was arranged
en- request OF the Port OF New York Au-
thority. the subject TO be Port De-
velopment and the Women of New
York" One time Governor Alfred u
Smith will be the speaker. There win
be splendid showing OF the motion
picture, "The Port OF New York" Miss
Way. as president OF the Women's City
Club. win preside.
The Westminster alumni OF Vassar Col
lege have issued invitations for a dance
TO be given for the benefit Of the Vassar
College salary endowment fund at the
Sleepy Hollow Country Club. Scarboro-
on-Hudson. Friday evening. Tickets can
be obtained from Miss Marjorie Dunn.
Scarsdaie. n Y. Through the courtesy
OF the club management holders of
tckets ere privileged to have dinner at
the club by making reservations with !
the club steward not later than noon
Thursday and by paying the customary |
fee
Minerva Club. Mrs. Mary Stokes Mac
Mutt president, VIII hold its second meet !
Ing OF the season tomorrow afternoon |
ut the Waidorf-Astoria. with Mrs Will
lam w. Beals as chairman. A unique
group OF songs with stories will be given
by Ethel HuglL. accompanied by Jessamine
Educational Director OF the Federal
Board Of Education. VIII speak on what
the United States Government Ia Doing
20 Reconstruct and Rehablitate the
Wounded Soldiers" Wilson T. NJ. Beale.
n. D., OF the East Side Presbyterian
Church Of Paterson. ". j.. also will adj
dress the club. Among the guests Of
honor will be Or. j. S. Borgess.. execu-
tive officer OF the Government stan at
Fox Hills. Staten Island: Mrs Harry
Lilly. first district chairman: Mrs. A. M
Palmer, president OF the Rainy Day and
Mrs. Ralph Trautman, president OF tho
Health Protective League In the alb
sence OF the president Mrs. John Francis
Yawger will preside.
The Athene Club. Mrs Katherine A.
Martin president, viii hold its regular
luncheon and meeting for December at
the Waldorf-Astoria next Thursday.
Mrs. Bond Stow will be chairman OF the
1ay and the Rev Malcolm J. Macleod
viii be the principal speaker. Among
the guests Of honor will be Mrs Richard
NJ Chapman. president of the New York
City Federation Of Women's Clubs: Mrs.
Alfred w. Cochran. regent OF the New
York Chapter OF d. A. r.; Mrs. A. ".
almer. president OF the Rainy Day
Club OF America Mrs Patrick White.
president of the Alabama Society Of New
York. and Mrs. Edmund lSngsland.
president Of the Daughters Of Ohio. On
Saturday afternoon the club will give a
subscription dance ut the Waldorf.
"Modern French Music" win be the