New-York tribune., 1921-04-10
Opera Stars TO Sing
At Mass Meeting in
Aid of Service Club
General Sunmerall, Admiral
E1-ues and Bishop EJECT
Manning To Be Among
Speakers at Town Hall

A mass meeting will be held at the
Town Hall to-day for the benefit of
the Service Club which the New York
Community Service maintains at 23O
West Forty sixth Street. Miss May
Patterson, of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, and David Bispham will sing,
and there will be several speakers of
note, including Mrs. Francis Rogers,
chairman TO the Service Club: General
Summerall commandant at Camp Dix;
Admiral Hues. of the Sd Naval Dis
trict. and Bishop-eect the Rev. Dr.
William T. Manning A number of
'unior League girls will act as ushers,
among them being Miss E. Eleanor
King. Miss Elizabeth Gum, Miss Polly
Damrosch, Miss Margaret Tucker and
Miss Cornelia and Miss Sarah Sage.
A Russian bazaar will be held under
the auspices of the American Central
Committee for Russian Relief in the
rose room of the Hotel Plaza, on April
2S and 20, from 2 to I p m. The pro-
ceeds will be used to relieve the suf-
ferings of the Russian refugees.
Among the women interested are the
Princess -Speranskey, Mrs.
T. J. Oakley Rhinelander, Mrs Will
lam W. Rockhill. Mrs. Charles H.
Boynton, Mrs. John Dyneley Prince,
Mrs. Frederic R. Coudert, Mrs. n.
lhayer Robb, Mrs. Edward N Breitung
and Mrs. j. Norman de R. Whitehouse.
Through the courtesy Of Mrs. Arthur
Curtiss James an exhibition and sale of
woven rugs, knitting bags and garden
baskets made by the occupants of the
fome department of the Lincoln Hos
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idence, 80 East Sixty-ninth Street, April
21, from to 6 o'clock
Mrs. George A. Legg is chairman of
the committee on industrial work. and
associated with her are Mrs. Andrew J.
Miller, Mrs. Armitage Whitman, Mrs.
Alfred Van S. Olcott and Miss Henri
eta c. Van Buren,
The officers of the home are Mrs
Henry L. Stimson, presidents; Mrs. Ar
thur Curtiss James, vice. president;
Mrs. David H. McAlpin Pyle treasurer;
Mrs. Samuel A. Lynde, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. William Bateman
Leeds, recording secretary.
The annual spring sale of the needle
work shop of the Y. W. c. A. will be
held Wednesday at the Hotel Plaza
Mrs. William H. Harris is the chair
man, and assoc lated with her are Mrs
F F. Hodgman, Mrs. George c. Com
stock, Mrs. William A. McFadden, Mrs
William j. Rogers and Mrs. Eugene c.
Worden.
The Arden Gallery, 599 Fifth Avenue,
announces an exhibition illustrating
THE New Worlds Debt to the Old
Worlds Needlework," to open Wednes-
day and continue until April 2s. This
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auspices of the Guild of the Needle and
Bobbin Crafts and the Needle and Bob
bin Club. Miss Gertrude Whiting is
chairman of both organizations. Other
members who will take an active part
in the exhibition are Mrs. Howard
Mansfield, Mrs L. Emmett Holt, Miss
Cora Mcdowell, Mrs. John w Alexan-
der, Mrs. De Witt Clinton Cohen, Mrs.
Lathrop Colgate, Mrs Peter E. Far
rum, Mrs. William Henry Fox, Miss
Marian Hague, Mrs. Richard March
Hoe, Mrs. Elon Huntington Hooker,
Miss Amy NJ. Kohlsaat. Miss Rosalie
Manning, Miss Frances Morris, Mrs
Laurent Oppenheim, Mrs. Frederick Pc
terson, Mrs. Frederic B. Pratt, Mrs
Ginco C. Speranza, Dr-lEdward r. San
derson. Mrs. Willard d. Straight, Mrs.
Cornelius j. Sullivan, Mrs. Robert
Coleman Taylor, Mrs. Alexander Tsson
and Mrs. Carr Van Anda.
The Social Service Association of the
New York Skin and Cancer Hospital IS
giving a dance at the Fillmore on
Thursday for the benefit of the hos
pital Mrs. John Fox ssis chairman of
the entertainment committee.
The annual entertainment of the
Catholic Summer School of America
will be held at the Waldorf-Asteria
Friday evening. The Glee Club OF
the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick will
appaer in concert program. George
j. Gillespie is chairman OF the special
committee. The -summer school which
is located at Cliff Haven, on Lake
Champlain, is chartered by the Board
of Regents of the State of New York.