The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Mr.. John Finegan, tenor of St. Pat
ricks Cathedral and leader of the Paul
ist Choir. sang several songs. accom-
panied by Mrs. Lagar Sasover.
Mrs. Frank NJ Tench. Mrs. Robert J.
Rosenthal Mrs. ]. c. OBrien and Mrs.
Arthur NJ Mclaughlin were admitted to
membership.
The Aumnm Associat ton OF the College
OF New Rochelle will hold a bazaar at
the Waldorf-Astoria on Friday evening
and Saturday afternoon and evening.
The proceeds will be devoted to the col
lege building fund campaign. There
will be music continuously for dancing.
| Tickets are $3.50 and include dancing
and refreshments. On the committee in
charge are Misses Gertrude Dougherty.
| chairman: Anna l.. McDevitt. Estelle
Ryan, Anna Donlin. Winifred Demarest.
Olive March. Irene Komora, Marie
Tracey. Virginia Waldron. Loretta Hen
bricks. May Meagher Mary Lee. the lat
ter president. Of the student body of the
college.
! Among the many articles to be auc-
toned tomorrow night at the card
party for the benefit of the House
of Good Shepherd at the Hotel Commo-
dore is an artistically framed picture OF
| President Harding with his greetings
and good wishes, and a doll dressed by
one Of the art students of the House OF
Good Shepherd and named for Mrs Har
ding. There also are many other beauti-
: full gifts to be auctioned by Judge Mar
tin 7. Manton. Among those interested
| in the success of the entertainment and
serving on the committee are Mrs. Mar
tin T. Manton. Judge Joseph F. Null
queen. Mrs Clarence Burns. Miss Ann
Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs. William Spor-
borg, Mr.. and Mrs. Ery Kehaya, Com
missioner and Mrs. Frederick A. Wallis,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Francis Kerr. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Norman Schaffer. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Kearns and Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Bradley.
The Chicago Club-Mrs. Frederick J.
MacIsaacs, president; Mrs.John Marshall
! Gallager, honorary president-will hold
its first meeting of the season on Tues
day at the Waldorf-Astoria- The pro-
gramme will include songs by Miss Flor
ence Minninger and an address on ''The
Woman as n Citizen" by Miss Annie
Matthews Mrs. Percy r. Osborne will
be chairman of the day.
| Tho Alunnne Association, college of
Mount st. Vincent on Hudson, held its
annual autumn tea yesterday at the
college. A feature OF the occasion was
the presence of large number of the
former pupils who were the guests Of the
| Alumnm. Mother NJ. Josepha, assisted
by the officers Of the association, re-
ceived the guests.
Lafayette Guild Of Flower Hospital
| will give dance at the Hotel Plaza on
December 13. rummage sale under
the auspices Of the ladies of the guild
will be held this week at 151 East
/ Sixtieth street. The proceeds from both
events will be used for the maternity
wards, the children of the hospital and
its social service work.
The Iowa New Yorlkers will give a
bridge party on Friday at the Hotel
Astor. Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. q. T. Devine. 542 West 112th
street
Mrs. John Kurrus, organizer. will en-
tertain all the former and present men,
/ bers Of the Lenox Card Club Rt its
twentieth anniversary on Thursday. No
venber 3. at her residence. 16 West
121st street
The Wednesday Luncheon and Matinee
Club---Mrs. John Kurrus. organizer
will open Its second season on Wednes-
day, November Q, with luncheon at
Healy's and a new play. The patron
esses include Mines. Henry Schaefer.
William j. Martin. George M. Rafter.
Eugene b. Baehr. Nathan Arnold, John
Sowaal p. J. Casey. f. A. Leopold,
Henry Borden. Rose Newman. L. X.
Burger. Paul Kyle, Mortimer Lynch. Ed
ward o. Marvin. August NJ. Geminder.
woolsey w. Collins, G. NJ O'Leary-E Eg-
bert, Guernsey Brown. A. T.. Assenbach.
w. L. Schultz and Joseph Leavy.
The Post Parliament Club. OF -tich
the motto Is Good Judgment waits upon
deliberation," will hold its meetings for
the season on the second and fourth
Fridays of each month, except Decem
ber. In which the date, on account OF
the holidays. has been changed TO the
firth Friday. The scheduled subjects
for discussion are Review OF Current
History" "The Power of the State Leg
isIature to Control the Government OF
Greater New York" "rhe United States
and Japan" "Old New York." "The
Position OF Labor in the World" THE
Relation OF the United States TO Euro
pean Politics." discussion on THE Seed
Of the Sun" and '"The Book OF Susan"
Under the auspices OF the Voluntary
Parenthood League meeting will be
held In Town Hall on Thursday TO
launch n national movement for the
establishment OF motherhood clinics In
this country. Mr.. Norman Hapgood will
preside. DR.. Marie G. Slopes OF Lon
don. international writer and lecturer.
will be tire chief speaker. She will out
line the work OF the motherhood clinic
which she established in London. and