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bricks. member of the Brooklyn Anna
teur Dramatic Society.
The play is being coached by Mrs.
Amelia Morgenroth. Dancing will fol-
low the program
The winter dance OF the Junior Aux
iliary of Holy Innocents Church, Bev-
erly road and East Seventeenth street.
Flatbush, held last week in the school
auditorium proved to be a splendid sue
cess. The various novelty dances met
with particular favor. The officers OF
the auxiliary are Miss Ann l.. Won
Manning. vice-president; Miss Helen d.
Leavell, secretary. and Miss May Weh-
rum, treasurer.
The committee consisted OF Misses G.
Cenevieve Devin. Gertrude Graham,
Clara Ripley. Mildred Peterson. Mar
garet Ruch, Mary Roach and Kathleen
Foster.
A meeting OF the Daughters Of Ala
bama will be held at the Hotel Astor
on Tuesday afternoon. The program
will begin at 8 o'clock. when Mrs. Mar
garet Baker Harrison will give a talk
on her work in Russia, where she spent
ten months in prison.
A performance of "The Friendly Drag
on" was given on Tuesday evening In
Old Synod Hall in Cathedral Close, by
the choristers of the Cathedral of ST.
John the Divine. The performance was
given under the direction Of Mr.. Ell
mendorf Lester Carr. master of the
upper school, and the costumes were
designed by Mrs. Marion G. White.
The Washington Heights Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mrs. Samuel J. Kramer. regent. will
hold a meeting of the board of safety
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George Stowe, SS4 Riverside Drive
The chapter will have a meeting on
Saturday afternoon at the Waidorf-As-
toria. when the speakers will be Mr.
Ernest X. Coulter. founder Of the Big
| Brothers Association, who will speak
on Characterization Problems and
Mr.. Lee NJ. Merriman of the School Of
Journalism, Columbia University. The
musical program will be given by Zoe
| Pearl Park, contralto, and Frederick
Cromweed. pianist.
! The Theater Club. Mrs. Georre NJ.
| Clyde president on social day, last Tues
day, had as guests of honor George All
son, Gregory Zlllborg. Ruth Helen Davis
and Thomas Wilfred, all of whom made
interesting addresses on the theater.
Mrs. Walter w. Griffith was chairman
of program, which included soprano
numbers by Mrs. Lillian Drucker and
harp selections by Miss Edith Connor.
Mrs. Fred c. Gruman was chairman OF
music and Miss Eleanor Mangum. ac-
companist.
Thursday March IA will be study da-
when ''He Who Gets Slapped" will be
discussed. Mrs. Albert Snowcen will be
chairman of discussion.
The annual club luncheon will be held
at the Hotel Astor on March 21. Mrs
Albern w. Williams of 321 West Fifty
fifth street is assistant chairman.
A successful card party was held re-
Gently at the Hotel Pennsylvania under
| the auspices OF the Catholic Women's
Society of the Church of the Holy Name.
Ninety-sixth street and Amsterdam ave-
nue. Bridge, euchre and pinochle were
| played. and the proceeds will be used
| for the nursery on Ninety-seventh
street. conducted by the organization,
| of which Mrs y. j. White is president.
The nursery daily cares for about sixty
young children while their mothers are
away at work.
| The Veteran Association os Women
War Workers. Mrs. r. De Mile Brown
Hall on Saturday evening for the
benefit OF disabled veterans. Dambois.
the Belgian cellist. and other artists will
appear on the program. Mrs. B. III.
Knowles OF 925 Ocean avenue, Brooklyn.
| is treasurer. Clubs are invited to take
boxes seating ten.
The conservation committee II the
New York City Federation OF Women's
Clubs will hold a meeting on Tuesday
| morning at the Museum of Natural His
tory to make final arrangements for
conservation week. which is the first
week in April Mrs. Charles Syrus Mar
shall Is chairman OF this committee.
| Mrs. John r. Sheppard as Chairman
OF the card party FOR the benefit OF
States Headquarters Fund of the Corr
gress OF States Societies gives splendid
report of the sale of tickets. The card
party will be held tomorrow at the
Waldorf-Astoria. There will be prize
1 for each table and on the committee Is
a representative from each State. about
half the States having already taken
tables. All States people are welcome
and may obtain reservations from Mrs.
Sheppard. 3o7 West Seventy street
Phone Schuyler 6s5s.
| The regular monthly card party of the
Sixty Card Club will take place on
Thursday at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Albert Douglas IS president of the
organization and the beneficiary this
month will be the New York Fresh Air
Fund for Adults ana Elderly People.
Its president Mrs. Angeliquc v. Orr.
will be the guest OF honor and Mrs. A.
Andujar will be the nostess. This will
be the first time the club will open It's
doors to the public and tickets Tor
Thursdays card parry may be obtained
at the door. In addition to Mrs. Doug
las. the officers OF the club are Mrs.
Sybil Rounsaville and Mrs. A. A.
Gerdes, presidents; Mrs. Owen
Downes secretary and treasurer. and
Mrs. Edward Catherwood. chairman OF
reception. The directors are Mrs. Hattie
Maynard. Mrs. Lillian Ray Cox, Mrs
Sophia Holdin. Mrs. Charles Nichols
and Mrs. A. Andujar.
A meeting OF the League of Unitarian
Women was held on Friday at All Souls
Church, Fourth avenue and Twentieth
street. The president, Mrs Edgar s
Wiers. was I'm the chair The morning
session was devoted to n confederation
of the Schools In Carolina with Miss
Helen Howard as principal speaker. A
spirited discussion followed. The after
noon session. which opened at 2 o'clock
was devoted to the subject OF New
IDEAS" Mrs. George 7. Rice Of West