The New York herald., 1921-05-23

Christie. a silver bowl in appreciation OF
her untiring devotion 10 her work as
president for two terms.
AT the closing exercises or the Free
Industrial School for Crippled Children,
AL West sifty-sevonth street, which
were held on Thursday In the Church
Of the Strangers. cash prizes were given
by the president. Mr.. Walter Scott. TO
the girls for greatest Improvement In
grammar. arithmetic. sewing and cook
ing and to the boys in grammar. arith-
metic, manual training and initiative; by
Miss Amelia Day Campbell for progress
in spelling. penmanship. typewriting and
department in the grammar class. and
10 the primary class for greatest inn
provement in class work, and by Mrs.
Mullin Wayne to both the boy and the
girl who had the best class record In
the grammar class.
Arrangements are being made TO take
the crippled children TO the summer home
OF the society. the Lulu Thorley Home
Claverack, ". Y, where they will have
the care of the superintendent, Mrs. M.
T.. Bullard, and her efficient corps OF
for Crippled and Delicate Children. at
teachers, nurses and willing helpers
The Neighborhood Social and Indus
trial Club, which meets in the pubic
school at Amsterdam avenue and loatn
street, gave a supper and dance ana ell
tertainment on Friday evening at the
Hotel Marseilles. II celebrated the
twentieth anniversary OF the club There
were three dancing contests with prizes
and a frolic dance with floating BAL
looms. Mrs. Frank T.. Wise. who Is
president of the club, was responsible
!oi the event. She was assisted by Mrs.
Alexander Walker. Mrs Alexander Nc
Lean Jeffrey. Mrs. Frederick J. Foster,
Mrs. j. c. de Winter. Mrs. Frederick
Smith, Mrs. Charles r. Dietz. Miss
Pauline Baum, Miss Lucia g. Mann
berger and Mrs. j. f. Browne.
A dance will be given by the high
school department OF the Riverside
School on Thursday evening at the
Hotel Marseilles. 1t VIII be under the
patronage OF Mrs. ]. l.. Pascal, Mrs.
Alice Mackey, Mrs. Risley. Miss Lois
Campbell and Mrs. Pauline w. Sharpe.
A committee Of young girls will assist
them.
The Womans Democratic Club OF
New York city whose headquarters are
at the Hotel Astor will have Its annual
spring outing and luncheon at the Hotel
Shelburne. Brighton Beach, on Tuesday,
June 21. II will be the fourth annual
outing of the club at that resort. Mrs.
George II. Childs Is the president and
Mrs. John f. Curry is chairman of ar
rangements.
Monday, June 6. is the date chosen by
the Five Hundred Card Club for its
seventh annual outing. 1t will be at the
Hotel Shelburne and will be followed
by cards. Mrs. Walter A. Rumpf is the
president
Theoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood
founder and president, gave a May party
Tuesday. Mrs. Wood. accompanied by
Mrs. Joseph Arthur, arrived at the home
on Staten Island at 10 o'clock with five
automobiles sent by the members of the
philanthropjc committee, to convey the
guests 10 Post Lodge. Mamaroneck,
where the committee awaited them.
Flowers cakes, candy, Ice cream and
cigarettes were distributed to those who
were too feeble to make the long trip.
The party arrived at Mamaroneck at
2 o'clock. and after a most enjoyable
luncheon the informal programme was
given. 1t included a song written es-
ate words to the guests of honor ami
sung by the club, an address by Mrs.
Wood. and stories. recitations ana songs
by some of the guests, some of which
were popular twenty-five years ago