The New York herald., 1921-11-20

| the fund for the endowed bed in Roose-
welt Hospital which the club win donate.
! Educational Auxiliary. Leake and
Watts Orphan House. Mrs. John II.
HGriesel president, will hold it's next
meeting Tuesday, December 6, at the
| Waldorf-Astoria. The auxiliary. which
was formed last year, has more than
| GOO members and Is interested in pro-
for the children OF the Leake and Watts
Orphan House.
At the members meeting OF the Gen.
tury Theatre Club, Mrs. II. II. Thomas,
president. held in the 'H5tel Commo-
dore. Mrs. James w. Howie gave a lee
ture on "Ibsen. the Man" This was
followed by brief summary of "DuIcy''
by Mrs. Levin Rank, and a lively dis
cussion of the play by Mrs. Duncan
MACPHERSON, Mrs. George Fowler. Mrs.
r. j. Dean, Mrs. A. d. w. Hogg, Mrs.
J. Harrie Hogan and several men
guests. On next Tuesday the president
will entertain at luncheon In honor of
the board of directors. officers and
chairmen of the club at the Womens $
City Club. % Park avenue. On Friday
tho social meeting will be held at the
Hotel Commodore, when Maud Scheerer
dramatic interpreter, will give Shaw's
Capt. Brassbound's Conversion" and
Courcy Rossi-Diehl Will sing q group
of songs with the composer. Reno
Taverno. at the plano.
r The next club matinee will be "A Bill
of Enforcement" the discussion Of
which will be led by Mrs. s. s. Durham.
Ono hundred members Of the Kansas
Women's Club, Mrs. David Burr Luckey
president. gave a bridge last Tuesday
at the Hotel Majestic to aid the $4,000
endowment fund for a Kansas dormi-
tory in the National Navy Club at 10
East Forty-first street &.
'vassar Follies." a little elSit written
around vassar College. was given by a
cast composed of graduates OF tho class
of rs OF that institution on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings at Town Hall
and brought out large audience. It was
given for the benefit of the s3.o00.000
endowment fund to provide larger SAL
aries for the faculty. An attractive
number was the Vassar Promenade Of
1870. During one OF the intermissions
Mr.. Henry Noble MacCraclSen. president,
made short address In support of thd
endowment campaign. 'vassar Follies"
was written and staged by the Misses
Lois Long. Virginia Archibald, Margaret
Lowell and Mary Elizabeth Johnson. Tho
performances were under the patronage
of Mines. Reginald Barclay, Elbridge L.
Adams. Frank Gardner Moore, Thomas
t. SStterthwaite, James r. Sheffield,
Arthur C. Holden, William Brown,
Henry II. Curran, Cleveland II. Dodge.
q. a. Johnston Ross. Henry Evertson
Cobb, Henry Sloane Coffin, Charles
Woodruff Halsey, George Dwight Pratt
Howard BroclSway. G. u. B. Hasbroucls
and J. Douglas Nisbet, Misses Ellen s.
Marvin and Mary Douglass Graham.
| A circus. bazaar and dance will be
! given In the Seventy-first Regimen,
Armory on Wednesday evening under
the auspices of the Arab Patrol, Mecca
Temple, A. A. o. N. M. s., for the benefit
of its benevolent fund. The evening 6
programme will include daredevil acts,
aerial ascents, comedy circus, acrobatic
exhibitions, moving pictures of Shrine
session at Middleton, ". Y: big Euro
pean novelty act and many other
sketches. Tickets and reserved seats
may be obtained at Mecca Temple head
quarters. 107 West Forty fifth street, or
any member of Arab Patrol
A meeting of the Inwood Political
Study Club will be held at the Parish
House. Broadway and pycknan street.
on Tuesday evening. Mrs. r. IL. Brady
will be chairman OF the evening and tho
principal speaker will be Miss Grace
Potter who recently returned from an
extensive trip abroad and who will give
an address on "Psychoanalysis.' Mrs
| William Lincoln Balch and Mr.. Ray
mond X. Snabely will talk on Current
Topics" DR.. Lillian Craig Randall Is
1 - .t..l A
Raclxy the secretary.
| The guest of honor at the National
! Opera Club OF America, Nine. Kskharinc