The New York herald., 1921-02-20

| in this city. many OF whom leave these
I institutions for their homes In a con-
valescent state totally unprepared phys
ically. mentally socially or financially
to help themselves, Due to charter
provision the city is unable to give out
door relief except in the case OF the
blind, so the Social Service Department
of the municipal hospitals was organ
lied in 1906 TO give after care to con-
valescent cases. The department Is
financed through the generous public
and the women's auxiliaries connected
with the hospitals. Owing to the great
number of poor unemployed the volume
of the work has increased three fold in
the last six months. 1t is hoped TO raise
a substantial sum from the card party
on Saturday TO carry on this humane
and constructive work
Mrs. Edgar NJ. Ward gave a reception
and musical last Sunday afternoon for
more than a hundred guests at her
apartment. 81 West Tenth street. Mrs.
Lentelli poured tea. Mr.. Frank Ridge
OF the Winter Garden sang several
groups OF songs.
Colonial Chapter. Daughters OF the
Revolution. met at the residence OF Mrs.
John Hemenway, State regent, on Mon
day for It's regular monthly business
and social meeting. Matters of impor-
tance In regard to work among disabled
soldiers were planned. The chapter is
increasing rapidly in numbers. many
new members having been added this
month. Among those present on Mon
day were Mrs. Henry Heller regent.
Miss Sally Feny. secretary Mrs. Ralph
Waldo. Mrs. Ferdinand Hopkins. Mrs.
John Biesecker, Mrs. Edserley. Miss
Noel Woodward. Mrs. Robert Nook.
Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Walter Watkins.
At the business meeting OF the Profes-
sional Womens League at the club rooms
in Fifty-fifth street last Monday the
president, Mrs Helen Whitman Ritchie,
was the recipient of many congratula-
tions on her election to the third vice.
presidency OF the City Federation. Ar
rangements were completed for the
clubs twenty eighth birthday reception
and dance TO be held Monday evening.
February IS, at the Hotel McAlpin. Mrs.
]. II, T. Stempel is general chairman.
and tickets may be had from her and
from Mrs Russell Bassett. or may be
obtained at the club rooms. A musical
programme will be presented and a COL
lation served.
Green Stockings" comedy in three
acts by A. e. w. Mason. will be pre-
sented on Friday evening at Berkeley
Institute, Brooklyn. by the young per-
sons OF the First Reformed Church. The
proceeds will be given to the hospital
fund. Among those in the cast will be
the Misses Cornelia Wyckoff, Katherine
Dinswall Virginia Gibbs. Esther Swent-
ri ard Anna Tohman. Messrs Kenneth
NJ. Bevier. Rollin G. Plumb, Robert Nc
Kee. Valentine Raymond and Russell
Ward and Mr.. and Mrs Jack Spence.
Dancing will follow the performance.
The Woman's Auxiliary OF the French
Hospital, 45o West Thirty-fourth street,
Is holding weekly sewing classes at the
residence of Mrs. Jose M. Ferrer, 10
East Sixty-sixth street. on Friday after
moons during Lent. All the articles
made at these meetings are given to the
social department of the hospital Of
which Mrs. Charles w. May is chair
man.
A number Of supper parties will be
given in connection with the, Society
Club dance, Mrs Harold George Wood
president, at the Hotel Gotham on Feb
ruary IS. Among those who will enter
tain are DR. and Mrs. Wood. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Lindsey. Mr. and Mrs Charles
A. Smith, DIR. and Mrs Jean Chauveau
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Huot Mr.. and Mrs
John Stratton O'Leary DR.. and Mrs
Charles Campbell and Mrs. Emma
Reilly. For those who do not care for
dancing there will be bridge tables, with
prizes for the winners at the games
Theoria Matinee Luncheon Club. of
which Mrs. Wood also Is president. had
a dinner at the Cafe dcs Beaux Arts on
Tuesday, followed by theatre party at
the Park Theatre. Among those wno
entertained friends at dinner and later
took them to the performance of
"Erminie" were DR.. and Mrs. Wood
Mrs. II. l.. Baer. Gen. and Mrs. @. d.
Heidi, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Huot. Mr..
and Mrs. William Rogers, DIR. and Mrs.
]. r. Mcclintock. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.