The New York herald., 1921-10-16
Women Enlisted
for Many Phases
of Welfare Work
Clubs Announce Dates for
Their EARLY Enter
mentS.
row that the twenty-seventh


in Buffalo and was attended by many
prominent women from this city
the season may said to be in full
swing. 1t will be a busy winter as
we'll as brilliant one, for all sorts OF
events are being planned and dates for
them announced every day.
The Little Mothers Aid Association
Of which Mrs. Clarence Burns is presi
dent. has chosen Saturday, December
3, as the date of its annual Christmas
bazaar, which as usual will be held
at the Waldorf Astoria, both day and
evening: the Free Industrial chool
For Crippled Children. Of which Mr.
Walter colt is president, Is arranging
series of three large card parties to
be held at the Hotel Plaza; the New
York Diet Kitchen Association, a
series OF twelve lectures by Mrs
Jessica Lozier Payne, on History in
the Making" at Aeolian Hall, begin
ming on November 2; the New York
Mozart ociety, Mrs. Noble Mcconnell
| president, will have a series musicales
and evening concerts during the sea-
son and the Rubinstein Club. Mrs
William Rogers Chapman president
| will have a number Of Saturday after
noon musicales and evening concerts
during the winter at which some of
the most prominent artists viii ap-
pear. Rubinstein begins its season
next month at the Waldorf.
| The Ladies' Auxiliary Of St. Vim
cents Hospital will hold a. two days
bazaar at the Waldorf-Astoria this
week. 1t will be on Thursday and FRI
| day. both day and evening. The College
Of New Rochelle Alumni will also have
O two days bazaar at the same hotel on
! October % and 20. 1t also will be open
both evenings. u
Other events this month at the Wal
dorf include a business meeting and
luncheon Of the Sorosis Club tomorrow;
a meeting Of the National California
Club on Tuesday. and on the following
( day a meeting Of the Manhattan Mat
I inee Club. On Thursday the Dixie Club,
! Society of Illinois Women, and Mich
igan Women in New York hold meetings
there. and the Knickerbocker Chapter,
] u. A. r., meeting on Friday. On Oc-
tober rs the Chicago Club OF New York
has meeting and st. Marks Hospital
a benefit bridge on October &c. Tho
New York Southern Society has
smoker on the evening of October 81
and the Society of New England Wom-
en- a business meeting that afternoon.
A. meeting Of the Women's Press Club
win be held on October 20 at o'clock.
| For the Bazaar OF Nations of Little
Mothers Aid Association the patronesses
include Mines. Oliver Hartman, Charles
| n. Sprague, G. Temple Enmet John II.
Judge. Noble Mcconnell. William Astor
Chanler. X. NJ. Darlington, Albert CAL
latin Weed, Benjamin Adriance, Will
lam Grant Brown, Duncan Macpherson.
William II. Oakley. John X. Green.
John Jay .Cowdrey. william E. Wilcox,
J. Stuart Smith. Henry B. Lloyd. Will
lam A. Lusk. c. Albert Small. Alfred
NJ. Afilander Alfred Watts Kiddle.
Charles e. Abbott e. X Edwards,
Damon Lyon, James r. Slllman. II. F.
ISIddle. Edward G. Cunningham. Will
lam A. Deering, John Batter. Fl. w. Nc
Dewell, Noah Anchu. Emile Van Bell,
| Gordon Smith, J. Henry Reese. George
Won Chorus. Edyth Tetten, Robert
Hutchins McNall. John p. LafIin. Adolph
J. Wells, Mathew l.. Carr. Robert J..
Campbell and Charles S. Whitman.
For Mrs. Payne's' lectures for the
benefit OF the New York Diet Kitchen
composed Of Miss Dorothea r. Schmitz,
Mrs. Joseph W.. Tilton. Mrs. Arthur S.
! Dwight and Mrs. James Ditmars voor-
hees Course tickets at $40 may be OBJ
tained at the organizations central Of
flee, $40 Seventh avenue. or at Aeolian
Hall box office. 81 West Forty-third
street.
The first luncheon and business meet
Ing Of the Iowa New Workers. was held
on Friday at the home of Mrs. e. r.
Devine, 542 West 18TH street Ar
rangements were made for q bridge to
be given at the Hotel Astor on October
2S at o'clock Tickets are 81, and
may be obtained from Mrs. Devine.
| The Theatre Club, Mrs George May
nard Clyde president opened its season
last Monday at the Hotel Astor. A resume
OF "The Circle" by w. Somerset Maug-
ham. was given by Mrs. Albert A. Snow
den, chairman Of discussion and the
play was further discussed by Mrs. John
f. King. Miss Minnie B. Wade, Mrs
Walter Gahagan. Mrs William J. Gaudi-
neer, Mrs Frank A. Peteler. Mrs. Helen
Wells, Mrs. Charles Robertson, Mrs
George Clyde. Mrs. Eva French Phipps
and Mrs. Morris Klein. For the Novem-
Der study day the Theatre Guilds pro-
duction 'Jiliom," by Franz Molnar. was
selected.
| The next meeting Of the Theatre Club
will be held at the Hotel Astor on Tues
day. October 25. when there will be an
address by DR.. George Pierce Baker of
Harvard and q musical programme
Among the guests Of the club will be
Norman Trevor and Miss Josephine
Drak. Of "Lilies Of the Field" and Harry
MacRSe Webster. the producer Of that
play.
The Society for Political Study. Mrs.
Otto Hahn president. held the first
meeting Of the season at the Hotel Astor
on Tuesday. The duties OF each officer
and the qualifications Of the Republican
candidates were outlined by Mrs. II J.
Hanford. The qualifications Of the
Democratic candidates by Mrs. Greta
Wright. Miss Sally Peters. leader OF the
League OF Women Voters OF the Ninth
Assembly district spoke.
Drama Comedy. Miss Edyth Totten
president. will hold the first dance Of
the season Friday evening at the Hote,
Astor. Mrs. Emile Hinckiey Is chair
man OF the dancing committee, assisted
bv Mr.. J. r. Hinckley, Mrs. Florence
| TIargrave. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilmot,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman voss and Mr.. and Mrs. A. F..
| Bucrlxle. The Reception Committee Is
composed OF Miss Beuiah Louise Henry.
chairman; Miss Enlne Naak, Mrs. Annie
T.ovv,o Nffse Mariotta ,.ot1fns Mre w