The New York herald., 1922-11-05

work in various channels in
spires the efforts of practically every
one. One of the practical results oi
work by the Theater Assembly was
revealed last week in the announce
ment that a dairy comprising a hun
dred Holstein cows will be started fol-
the Veterans Mountains Camp at Tup-
per Lake, II. Y, for i'll and tubercular
eX-service men. The first installment
OF eleven pure bred and registered
COWS, five of them prize winners al
the State Fair. were purchased by the
assembly last week and shipped to the
camp. The balance of the herd will
be shipped within short time.
The Theater Assembly, of which
Mrs. J. Christopher Marks is presi-
dent, has always had the interests OF
the ex-service men at heart. Last sea-
son it gave $4,000 in cash to the
camp, and during the summer sent 74S
new books. The library was presented
under the direction and chairmanship
of Miss NJ. Il. Childs.
At the assembly socials during the
season, members have frequently enter
tained groups of the men. and at Christ
mas they make the rounds of the hos
pitals where the former soldiers are
under treatment. taking littl? gifts of
dainties and useful articles and doing
what they can TO bring cheer and hap
piness to the men. The Theater Assem-
bly, held It's first study day last Friday
at the Hotel Astor. There was an un-
usually large attendance. The next So
cial day will be held on November 16
Gt ~ ha Iox .f,,
advancing the date so as not to interfere
with the entertainment arranged for NJ.
Clemenceau for November IL During
the balance of the season the social days
will be held on the regular Fridays as
usual
Club women OF New York will be en-
listed for the sixth annual roll call of
the American Red Cross by the New
York County Chapter. which begins on
Saturday. Mrs. Louis Ralston. chair
man OF the Red Cross committee on fed
Grated clubs. announces the following
membership OF her committee:
Mrs. Harry Lilly. vice. chairman; Mrs.
Theodore NJ. Hardy, chairman for
Brooklyn Mrs. Park Mathewson. chair
mau for Queens; Mrs. VIII Hamilton
Baker. chairman for Richmond: Mrs.
Alfred Hausrath, chairman for The
Bronx. The members OF the general
committee include Mrs. Ralston. Mrs. A.
NJ Palmer, Mrs. William d. Sporburg.
Mrs. Harry Thomas. Mrs. George NJ.
Clyde Mrs. Russell Bassett. Mrs. NAL
colin Parker Mccoy. Mrs. Patrick JUS
tin White. Mrs. Dudley Van Holland.
Mrs. ]. W. Loeb, Mrs. Goodman Rich
ard Davis, Mrs. Mullin Wayne. Mrs.
Grace Berner, Mrs. Homer Lee, Mrs.
Artb Britt tafp
Mrs. William J. Hurrell. Mrs. William
Johns Ralston and Miss Ella Louise
Henderson.
Choral members of the National Opera
Club will begin their rehearsals to-mor-
row night in the Mary Stuart Studio
Carnegie Hall. Nine. Leila Troland
Gardner is the newly elected chairman
of the choral and Ramauldo Sapio. a
former conductor of the Metropolitan
Opera House is the director. The club
has for its object the development Of
the choral talent OF its members and give
them opportunities TO appear before the
public. During the season acts from
grand opera are given by the club at it's
meetings at the Waldorf-Astoria New
members are always welcome and should
make application to Nine. Gardner, 1856
West 136th street.
Mime. Katherine Won Klenner is presi-
dent OF the club. which will hold its No
vember study day on Thursday at the
Waldorf Astoria. Guests of honor will
be Giuseppe Danise of the Metropolitan
Opera; Mrs. Pauline Arnoux Macarthur
who wrote the lyrics of THE Apoca-
lypse": NJ. Paolo Calico. it's composer !:
Mrs Leonard l.. Hill and Mr.. Albert
Stoessel. conductor of the oratorio So
ciety. The operalogue. presented by
Havrah Hubbard. with Edgar Bowan at
the piano, will be Mona Lisa" with
vocal illustrations. There will also be
q violin solo by Master ! go Dubensky,