The New York herald., 1921-11-20
Dance to Be Given on Eve Of
Holiday by Marquette
Club.
T THANKSGIVING festivities will
figure largely in the social
= programmes of women's clubs

figure largely in the social
programmes of women's clubs
this week. While the day itself will
be void of any formal entertaining, It
being essentially a family day, given
over to little informal gatherings and
dinner parties, there will be much go
ing on both before and after the holi-
day.
A Thanksgiving eve dance will be
given by the Marquette Club and the
American Criterion Society will have
a dinner and dance on Friday with.
menu and decorations appropriate to
the national feast day. The Texas Club
also will have dance on that evening,
which begins their campaign to raise
$4,000 for dormitory in the Navy
Club; the Christian Brothers Boys a
dance the same evening and Beethoven
Society card party that afternoon.
On Tuesday the Theatre Assembly
will entertain the guests of the Actors
Fund Home at an old fashioned turkey
dinner.
The dinner and dance of the Criterion
Society. Mrs. Leonard NJ. Hill. president.
will be held at the Hotel Commodore,
and the menu will be of the old fash
ioned New England variety. Four hun
dred reservations for dinner have been
made by the club members and their
friends. Later for the dance 200 young
persons will come in. A midnight sup
per will be served. Spotlight" dancing
VIII be one of the features Of the eve-
ming.
The Junior Committee this year is
1atI l~.,
Miss Marjorie Cushman as Joint chair
men. Miss Lenna Powers ana Miss Ida
Braun are the vice-chairmen. The fol-
lowing young women are acting with
them: Misses Charlotte Osgood, Bar
bara Lucius. Charlotte Pattison. Mary
Ressirger. Gertrude Collins. Isabella
Fox Rosa Robles, Alice Braun, Ellen p.
Latin. Mona Fox, Katherine A. Lowell,
Emily Parker. Marcella verran, Kath-
crime Pott, Blanche Whiting. Gertrude
Pearsall. Dorothy Bowman, Arlyne
Behnker. Hazel Crockett and Helen Hol-
brook.
The Secretary and Assistant Secretary
of the Navy. the commandants Of the
Naval Academy and the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. the commanding officers OF all
naval vessels lying in New York Harbor
and many other prominent navy men.
active and retired. will be guests of
honor on Friday night at the navy ball
TO be given at the Hotel Plaza under
the auspices Of the Texas Club. The
United States Navy Band and the band
from the battieship Maryland will fur
nish the music for the evening. Tickets
for the ball may be obtained from Mrs.
Bernhard Wall. 1947 Broadway, presi-
dent of the Texas Club Mrs. c. c. Nc
Lendon, 309 West .Ninety-third street,
chairman Of the ball. or at the Plaza.
Beethoven Society, Nine. Aida Tanini-
Tagliavia. president. will have n card
party on Friday afternoon at the Hotel
Plaza. Tickets for II may be obtained
from the president, SO West Seventy
fourth street, or the chairman, Miss Ella
Louise Henderson. 10 West 120th street
T.. Tuxill are the vice-chairmcn. Among
the patronesses are Mines. J. S. Car
valho. w. Otis Fredenburg, Ernest II.
Hoppe. Carl Jungen, e. J. Moneuse,
Henry Nassot. Grace A. Smith, Nadina
Sosdorf, Guy p. Trulock. Dudley Van
Holland, g. Alfred Walter. D. d. Will
Jams and Nine. Tagliavia.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board OF directors Of the society was
uCtu OD + tiQdy at tiiC itOiiic VI Tic pTcSl-
dent. Afterward Nine. Tagliavia enter
tained the members at tea.
On Tuesday afternoon the board will
be entertained by Mrs. Dudley Van Hol-
land and Miss Ella Louise Henderson
at the latter's home. The society al
ready is making plans for Christmas
dance at the Hotel Plaza
A group of Filipino students from
Columbia College will assist Mrs Henry
Cave and Mrs. Felt in making the
Philippines booth one Of the most at
tractive at the Bazaar OF Nations to be
given at the Waldorf-Astoria on Satur-
day, December 3, for the benefit of the
Little Mothers Aid Association.
Mrs. G. Albert Small will have a COM
mittee OF girls at her flower booth
during the afternoon and evening. and
Mrs. william Deering and Mrs. H. w.
Mcdowell will have girls dressed In
Swedish costume at the cake table. Mrs.
Henry p. Lloyd has selected Denmark
and members of Auxiliary No. / will
appear in Danish costume. The chair
man of the Brooklyn Auxiliary, Mrs.
William II. Lusk. and Mrs. J. Henry
Roese have chosen Switzerland. The
Hungarian booth, In charge of Mrs.
Camille Birnbohm, w1S have Hungarian
gypsies to read palms. Mrs. j. Stuart
Smith will preside over the doll booth
md Mrs. John K Green over Holland.
Miss Idello Patterson. soprano. will
sing at the luncheon to be given by the
bazaar workers at the Hotel McAlpin
on Monday, November %. Mr.. John II.
Judge, chairman OF the advisory board
will be the speaker. The hostess, Mrs.
Matthew Lawrence Carr has reported
that most of the tables have been sold
Mrs. Albert Galiatin Weed will speak
for the bazaar and Mrs. Clarence Burns
Will preside. ~
Tho Neighborhood Social and Indus
trial Club. OF which Mrs. Frank Z. Wise
is president, will hold its annual meet
ing tomorrow at the Hotel McAlpin.
After luncheon Miss Helen varick Bos-
well will speak on women In Industry"
Bridge and euchre will be played. The
committee assisting Mrs. Wise in rec
ceiving the guests will be Mrs. Charles
B Wilson. Mrs. ]. c. Do Winter, Mrs
Clarence Burns, Mrs. Maxwell p Say
ford. Mrs. George A. Post, Mrs. John T.
Griffin. Mrs. A. A Morse, Mrs. Alexan-
der Walker, Mrs. Robert Gray. Mrs. A.
Il. valieant, Mrs j. S. Browne, Mrs
w. ID. Snedeker and Mrs. wilmarth
Robinson.
Rubinstein Club Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman, president. began its thirty
fifth season yesterday afternoon at the
Waldorf-Astoria with costume recital
by Miss Florence Macbeth. coloratura
soprano of the Chicago Opera Company.
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