The New York herald., 1921-10-09

to attend may address the chairman.
307 West Seventy-ninth street Phone
Schuyler 6S5S. Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian
is president Of the congress.
The Marquette Club announces that
T. A. DAILY OF the Philadelphia Record
thor OF "McAroni Ballads and other
literary works, will be its guest Of homo.
at the Hotel Plaza on Tuesday evening
and viii give reading OF his poems.
The event Is to be held In the Rose
Room. Following the programme there
win be an informal dance. the music for
which is to be supplied by u Hawaiian
orchestra
Owing TO the fact that many members
of the organization were unable to gain
admission to the recent lecture by Henry
e. CHAMPION on South America, the talk
will be repeated on Wednesday evening,
October 10. A series OF dances is an
nounced for the winter at the Plaza. the
first Of which is to be held on Saturday
afternoon. October 20. Miss Veronica
Maxwell is chairman OF the committee
OF arrangements.
The Free Industrial School for
Crippled Children, All West Fifty
seventh street, of which Mr.. Walter
Scott Is president opened its autumn
session on Monday. On account of
/ making needed repairs to the school
building. the school again is occupying
the parlors OF the Church OF the
! Strangers on West Fifty-seventh street,
to which the officers and pastor OF the
church have made the children very well
come. Mr.. Scott was the recipient re-
Gently OF what he Is pleased to call a
miracle gift" At the annual meeting
OF the Daughters of Scotia, a fraternal
organization of Americanized Scotch
women and their descendants. and the
largest of its kind in the United States.
Mr.. Scott was presented with a check
! for $2,700 for the benefit OF the Free
Industrial School and Lulu Thorley
home. and 1t was given as a mark of
( their appreciation for all of his work for
i their organization. The money was
raised by the various lodges forming the
order, through entertainments of differ
ent kinds.
The Rainy Day Club of America, Mrs
a M. Palmer president, held its first
social meeting OF the season at the Hotel
Astor on Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
dudley van Holland was chairman of
programme. The artists Of the after
noon included Katherine Cavalli. violin
! lst. and Arthur Bergns. basso. Mr..
on music. his subject being Let Your
Children Sing" and Miss Theresa Hell
purn, executive director of the Theatre
Guild, made an address, as did Mrs. Axel
y. lhlseng. who spoke on "The Inter-
Settlement Dramatic Association. >.
Mary Carr, the mother" Of the famous
picture Over the HILL" was a guest of
honor Rainy Day Club Is preparing to
celebrate its twenty-ffth anniversary
early In November
The Founders. Mrs. Belle de Rivera
chairman. held a meeting at the Hotel
Astor on Wednesday morning. when A.
was decided TO change the meetings to
the first Mondays OF every month from
october to June Miss Edyth Totten is
vice-cnairman OF the club; Mrs Thomas
SACK recording secretary; Mrs. w. ].
Martin, warder and Miss Genevieye An
drews, Chairman Of insignia.
The Missouri Women's Club of New
York City. Mrs. William Baldwin smith
"a, president, will hold its third annual
IA mistice Ball at the Hotel PennsvI-
vania on Friday evening, November II
The proceeds. as in the past, will be de-
voted to philanthropic work Of the club.
cards and dancing will he enjoyed
throughout the evening. Tickets may
te obtained by writing to the club at the
Hotel Pennsylvania.
The club held its first meeting OF the
season on Wednesday at the Hotel
Astor. A delightful musical programme
was presented by the Chairman of
music and several interesting papers
we're read by visitors to the recent cente-
| nsiy celebration of Missouri's entrance
to the Union. A coin from the cente-
nory jubilee was sent to the club by its
founder and honorary president. Mrs.
Swic,ser.
harvest dance will be given on
Wednesday evening at the Hotel Penn
sylvania by the Vacation Association, a
club of business women organized for
recreational and educational purposes.
the proceeds from the dance will be
uscd to continue the activities of the as
so"iation. Among those interested In
tho associn ton and who will act as
| Ia atronesses for the dance are Miss Anne
MOI gan. Miss Robinson Smith, Mrs.
George Barton French, Mrs. Newcomb
Carlton. Miss Gertrude K. Lachlan, Mrs.
| ~ escott Slade, Miss Maude Wetmore,
Mes. Henry Wigglesworth, Mrs. Daniel
Grggenheim. Mrs Alexander Kohut,
Mrs. James II. Lancashire and Mrs.
| Rogers Straus.
Theatre Club will attend a meeting In
the Hotel Commodore on October IA.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for large card party 20 be held at the
Hotel Commodore on October 20 under
the auspices OF the Sisters of the House
Of the Good Shepherd. 1t Is the frst
time In sixty years that these Sisters Of
| Mercy have made public appeal for
4 funds. The card party Is for the pur-
pose OF raising funds for much needed
home on the property at Throgs Neck
which will care for one thousand in
| mates.
Archbishop Hayes is giving his per-
scnal attention to the event, and Presi-
dent Harding has sent specially large
photograph Of himself. autographed and
handsomely framed, which will be
among several interesting articles to be
auctioned. Mrs. Anna Naughton Is
chairman o. prizes Judge Martin Man
ton. United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals, and Commissioner Frederick A.
| Wallis are 10 be the auctioneers for the
evening. Dancing will follow the cards.
The poetry group Of the New York
League OF American Penwomen VIII
meet Wednesday at the studio OF Jessie
Tarbox Beals. 333 Fourth avenue. Mrs.
Frederick n. Hoisington Is the conductor
for the season.
Tho New York Theatre Club. Mrs.
Belle de Rivera, president held It's first
.