The New York herald., 1921-04-03


ing one. included soprano numbers by
Alta Kram. violin selections by Mischa
Russell, with Miss Nora Norman at the
piano: musical stories by Ed Havens
and a dance by Virginia Bell OF the
"Ziegfeld Follies." The guests OF honor
We're Miss Doris Keane. Basil Sidney.
Miss Clare Sheridan, Mrs. Herbert B.
Tschudy, Mrs Harriet It, Comstock. Miss
Helen Paine Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wade Hinshaw, Mrs. Augusta Raymond
Kidder, Mr. and Mrs. j. Campbell Phil
fps. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wise Keyser,
Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer. Mrs. Richard NJ
Chapman. Mrs. Stanley Lyman Otis.
Mrs. Charles D. Hirst. Mrs. James Nc
cullagh and Mrs. Otto Kempner.
on Wednesday afternoon the Rainy
Day Club of America. Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer,
president. will have a regular monthly
social meeting at the Hotel Astor. Mrs.
Charles d. Hirst. recently elected sec
ond vice-president of the City Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs will be chairman
Of the programme. Under the Ameri-
canization committee. Mrs r. W. Mar
shall. chairman. members are taking an
active interest IN afiliating with the
women's auxiliary. National Disabled
al
member of the executive committee,
Mrs. Hirst Is corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Louis Ralston and Mrs Dudley Van
Hollan are members OF the advisory
committee and Mrs. j. Seferen Ennis is
chairman Of ways and means.
One of the most brilliant entertain
ments planned by any OF the clubs
for the near future is the annual JEFF
ferson dinner of the Woman's Demo-
cratic Club which will be held at the
Hotel Commodore on next Sunday even
ing. Mrs. George n. Chlds. president
Of the club. and Mrs. Frances II. Abra-
hall, chairman Of the dinner commit
dinner surpass any ever given by that
organization. A number of prominent
speakers will be among the guests Of
honor and make addresses. Among the
officers of the club who are helping
Mrs. Childs and Mrs. Abrahal make 1t
a success are Mrs. John Il. Quinn. Mrs.
Gustave Gordon Schick, Mrs. John
Robert Miller. Miss Martha Ryrne. Mrs.
John Williams, Mrs. Edward Hackney,
Stanton. Mrs. J. B. Thompson. Mrs.
John s. OLeary, Mrs. p. J. Can't and
Mrs. John F. Curry.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Free Industrial School for Crippled
Children. All West F'ifty-seventh street,
of which Mr.. Walter Scott is president.
Will be held at the school Tuesday morn
ing at II o'clock. The last card party
of the series for the benefit Of the
school, and Of which Mrs. Nicholas NJ.
Pond is chairman, will be held at the
Plaza on April IL. at . 80 o'clock. There
will be prize for each table. On ac-
count Of necessary repairs on the school
building the Rev. Paul Mansfield
Spencer of the Church of the Strangers
and the board of trustees have given 10
the school the use of the church parlors
until the close Of the term. when the
children will go to the Lulu Thorley
Home, Claverack. y. Y, for the sum-
mer. This home which was presented
by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thorley In
memory of their daughter continues to
serve a worthy purpose in its care for
crippled and delicate children.
The regular monthly meeting of the
John PurToy Mitchell Post No. POS will
be held at Hotel Pennsylvania on Tues
day evening. The speakers will be the
Rev. DR.. William T. Manning. Bishop
elect OF the diocese Of New York, and
honorary chaplain OF the Upton Post:
Col. JOf1n MICA. fdlIHel, cpIuHldilucI VI
the Twenty-second Infantry. l.. S. A..
who also commanded the Sixty-eighth
Infantry Brigade in the Meuse- -Argonne
offensive and Inspector Cornelius Caho-
lane OF the Police Department of New
York city. The work of the hospital
committee of the post Is confined TO
polyclinic Hospital. where each Monday
night 1t visits the men there, bringing
them personal comforts. entertaining
them. obtaining pay checks for them,
and finally, when they are discharged
from the hospital. endeavoring TO get
employment for them. The post Is soon
to commence a campaign for funds for
the committee.
The Theatre Assembly. Mrs. J. Chris
topher Marks, president, has been the
means Of bringing JOY and happiness 10
great numbers of the wounded men in
the hospitals. Each social day ambu-
lances bring them to the Astor Hotel,
where they enjoy the social day pro-
gramme, after which a chicken dinner Is
given to them
At Easter time again the assembly re-
nembered them. Each wounded man in
bed in Polytechnic Hospital, also In Hud-
son Street Hospital. received potted
plant of tulips and spring flowers from
the Theatre Assembly, as well as candy.
smokes. &C. Clothing, smokes, records.
games. &C. are being provided daily by
the assembly for our wounded men
with regular visits from the members.
Mrs. William II. Maxwell, Mrs X. A.