The New York herald., 1921-02-06
Patriotic Exercises for Wash.
ington's and Lincoln's
Birthdays.
ENr will affect the clubs but

Allle, IOT lucy WILL do usual
- hold their regular meetings.
musicalcs and dances. and with LIN
c6in's and Washington's birthdays
coming durins the penitentiaI season.
many of the organizations VIII cele-
lbrate the holidays with patriotic ex-
ercises. OF course there Will be the
usual sewing classes, notably those Of
the auxiliarlcs connected with the
little Mothers Aid Association, and
the various hospitals, and Lenten lee
cures card parties and recitals for the
benefit of worthy causes.
The card parties will start this week,
beginning tomorrow afternoon with
one. at the Hotel Plaza for the benefit
of Stony Wold Sanitariun,, followed
by one on Tuesday at the Ritz-Carlton
for the benefit of the New York
Momen's League for Animals. another
cis tns same day for the benefit of the
free Industrial School for Crippled
Children and one in aid of the Neigh
borhood Social and Industrial Club, OF
which Mrs. Frank Eugene Wise Is
president. The latter will be the an
nual card party of the club and will
be held at the home of Mrs. P. Max
well Sayford, 435 Riverside Drive, on
Tuesday.
The games which begin at o'clock
will be preceded by reception. Re-
ceiving with Mrs. Wise will be the pa
tronesses Mines. Alexander Walker.
George A. Post, A. Mel. jeffrey, Jonn
Clayton Wood, Walter NJ. Parker. Will
IAN, Snedaker, ]. c. Stewart, Robert
Gray. Harry e. Stevens, Robert Fersu-
son. Charles p. Dietz and Orran Thur
Der. Misses Lucia Mannberger and A.
Belle Linch.
The Neighborhood Social and Indus
trial Club meets in the public school'
corner 104th street and Amsterdam ave-
nue., where two hundred growing boys
and girls of the neighborhood come Tor
dancing, industrial training and gym
nasium work. This club is the first
model dance hall started in the city of
New York.
A card party for the benefit of the
Free Industrial School for Crippled
Children and the Lulu Thorley Home
for Crippled and Delicate Children at
Clayerack, of which Col. Walter Scott
is president. will be held Tuesday after
der the craftsmanship of Mrs. Nicholas
NJ. Pond, who will be assisted by COM
mittee. Other card parties will take
place on March and April II.
AT the February monthly meeting OF
the organization plans were completed
for an Easter offering to help defrax
the current expenses of the school.
Two boxes and several orchestra seats
at the Metropolitan Opera House. two
matinee tickets for Little Old New
York" and several pieces of silver are
among the prizes donated for the bridge
party on Tuesday afternoon at the Ritz
Carlton for the benefit of the New
York Women's League for Animals.
Among the donors are Mrs. James
Speyer, president of the league; Mrs. 70.
n. Simondetti. Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur
Morris and Mrs Edward NJ. Weld.
Tickets for the games may be obtained
from the league headquarters, SOD La
fayette street. or Miss Jean Simpson,
chairman OF the ticket committee, 926
Fifth avenue. Mrs. Simondetti is chair
man of the committee In charge OF the
bridge, and assisting her will be Miss
Simpson, Miss Florence de 3. Allen.
Mrs. william y. Ketcham. Mrs. George
Bethune Adams and Miss Florrilla
Niles.
Athene, Mrs. Katherine A. Martin.
president, will hold a card party on
Thursday afternoon in the Waldorf
Astoria Mrs. Charles G. Braxnnar will
be the hostess and the proceeds will be
devoted to the ways and means conf
mittee.
THE Play and Producer" was the
subject Of an address by Mr.. Henry w.
Stillman, following the February lunch
con OF the club on Thursday at the
Waldorf The other speakers were Miss
Helen Varick Boswell. whose subject
was THE Trend OF the Time" and DR..
Carneille Of the Board OF Health. The
musical numbers Of the programme were
given by Miss Florence Decker, soprano
and Mr.. Henry Forbes. BARITONE. The
guests of honor were Nine. Aldrich OF
the Metropolitan Opera Company. Mrs
Lee Lash. Mrs. Oppon. Mr.. Francis
Wright Clifton and the Rev. DR.. Robert
Bruce Clark.
Mrs. Marc NJ. Reynolds. chairman OF
the ways and means committee OF the
Daughters Of Ohio Mrs. Edmund w.
Tingsland president, has completed ar
rangements for n card party to be held
At the home OF Mrs. John ]. Thompson,
l37- West 121st street. on Thursday.
February II. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the clubs blind fund.
The Allied European Committee Is
arranging a card party to be given on
February 20 at the home of Mrs Thomas
webster Edgar 766 West End avenue.
A group of the seasons debutantes
headed by Miss Helen Il. Edgar Will
have charge OF the tickets. The pa
tronesses will include Mines. Lyman p.
Kendall George W. Kavanaugh Herman
A. Metz, Joseph ID. Carroll, Barton M.
Lowe. Neal L. Dwight, Kenneth Burrows,
Hunter Livingston, Lazlo Simonyl and
N A. Redden.
For tho benefit OF its philanthropic
fund the women's Health Protective
Association, Mrs. Ralph Trautmann,
president, will give a card party on
February 25 at the Hotel Astor. The
demand for help this winter has greatly
depleted the funds Of the club and II
Is hoped that a substantial sum will
be realized from the card party so that
the association may carry on it's many
activities.
Mrs. Victor II. Emercon OF 435 River
side Drive, is chairman OF the bridge
and tickets at s1.25 may be obtained
from her, or the presid lent Mrs Traut-
mann. 424 Central Park West Other
members OF the committee include
Mines. Bernard Schiff. George J. Sopcr.
Eugene J. Cumisky and Madge McIn-
ssyre. and Miss Edna Emerson. Tho
patronesses are Mrs. Trautmann, Mines.
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