The New York herald., 1921-11-13
bishop Hayes and Brothers Boys have
pledged a like amount

bishop Hayes and Brothers Boys have
pledged a like amount.
A bridge tournament for the building
fund of the Fifth Avenue Hospital will
be held at the Hotel Biltmore on Tues
day under the auspices OF a committee
headed by Mrs. II. Edward Manville cf
l25 East Seventy-second street Mrs.
Manville will be assisted by a committee
of ten women. Arrangements for tables.
which are $40. may be made at the heal
quarters of the Fifth Avenue Hospital
Association. at 294 Madison avenue.
The American Society OF Reconstruc-
ton, Mrs. Robert Wylie Lyle. president,
will hold bridge party tomorrow az
ternoon at che Hotel Plaza. Mrs. NJ.
Donnarumma OF SO West Seventy-f:rst
street Is chairman of the committee on
arrangements.
The womans National Automobile
Club of America, Mrs. Charles Baker
president, will give its first dinner and
dance OF the season on Friday evening
at the Hotel Plaza. The officers OF the
club in addition to Mrs. Baker are Mrs.
Charles G. Braxmar. Mrs. Burnett T.
wenman, Mrs. Maynard c. Kimball.
Mrs. c. Smith and Mrs. Alexander
Campbell. vice. presidents: Mrs. Theophi-
lus Brown Hilton, secretary and treas
urer, and Mrs. Della We're Martin. chair
man of membership and reception.
Nearly 700 attended the twenty-ffth
anniversary celebration Of the Rainy Day
Club, Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer. president. held
recently at the Hotel Astor. The pageant
Rainy Day Milestones" was written and
directed by Mrs. Owen Kildare and de-
picted important events in the club lite
Gowns Of the period of 1896 through the
wears to 1921 were worn by those taking
part, and included Mrs. Helen Whitman
Ritchie, Mrs. ]. A. Lawrence, Mrs.
Charles Irwin. Mrs. Everett Link, Mrs.
Louis Ralston. Mrs. Dudley Van Hoi-
land. Mrs. Evelyn Lindsay. Mrs. j. w.
Sothern Miss Adelaide Hahn and Miss
Lowen Kildare.
The Maine Women's Club of New
York held It's second meeting Of the sea-
son on last Saturday afternoon at the
Waldorf Astoria. The president, Mrs.
William F. Conklin. presided. The pro-
gramme included "Sea Tales" by Mrs.
c. w. Devereaux: a group OF "Sea
Songs" given by Mrs. Dorothea Conklin
sea POEMS" by Mrs. John w. Sargent.
and "Maine's First Ships" by Mrs. For
rest w. Gallison. The next meeting of
the club on December 8 will be associate
members day.
On Friday afternoon the annual IN
spection of Alexander Hamilton Wo-
mans Relief Corps will take place al
the headquarters. Masonic Temple. $40
Lenox avenue, following a matinee party
at the Hippodrome for the officers.
Two marching Tags will soon be pre-
sented by the corps to the Boy Scouts
| Of the Harlem Presbyterian Church. and
a class OF foreign boys at Southampton,
L. l., who are under the Americanization
committee.
| A Thanksgiving dance for the benefit
| of the winter work and Christmas cheer
will be held under the auspices of the
! Ever Ready Branch. Mrs. Florence Hart
Jerome. president, of the Universal Sun
Hotel McAlpin. Tickets are So and may
be obtained from the president Ill
West Ninety-fourth street. or at the Nc
Alpin the night OF the dance. Mr. Alfred
Pratt will be chairman of the floor COM
mittee.
The annual Thanksgiving eve dance
of the Marquette Club will be held at the
Plaza on Wednesday evening. November
%. Miss Marion Cahill and Mr.. William
j. Carter, Jr., head a committee OF fifty
members having charge OF the arrange
r1onts.
The Chicago Woman's Club Of New
York. Mrs. Walter Hamer Gahagan
president. will hold it's presidents Day.
meeting tomorrow at the Hotel Astor.
Mrs Henry Willis Phelps OF Yonkers e
chairman of the day, and mas arranged
a musical and literary programme. The
subject of the afternoon Is. VINO Is My
Neighbour"
What was once por ular form OF
Church service. the dramatic pageant.
will be revived for one night at ST.
Luke's Episcopal Church. Convent ave.
uue and 14ist street, this evening under
the direction Of Mr.. Charles Whitney
Combs Advance the Line" written
by Marie T.. J. Hobart, will be presented.
and the rector, the Rev. william T.
Walsh. will take n prominent part. Other
characters will be impersonated hy
Frederick a. Wykoff. Arthur Spence
and Mr.. Medbury. Misses Gertrude and
Grace Kahrs and Virginia Harrington
will appear as angels. Incidental music
will be supplied by the choir.
Vanity Fair" will be given under the
auspices Of the Junior League of the
Cardiac Committee of the Public Eiu-
cation Association ON Wednesday eve
ming. December at the waldorf
Astoria. The proJ Us will be 6evo.ed
TO the Mineola Home for Cardiac chill