The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Articles at Benefit Sales-Interesting Events Of
Organizations Having Varied Activities.

| mus 4. EVANS Miss Slart 1ltuSi, Nifs-
Edward d. Davis, Mrs. Archibald
Strong.
! Tho Professional Womans League.
Mrs. Russell Bassett president, will
hold their November social tomorrow
In the Hotel McAlpin. Mrs. Sophia Car
roll. chairman. I. will be Eastern Star
Day. The Grand Matron. Order of
| Eastern Star, Mildred V. Everson, will
be the chief guest. Other guests will be
/ DR. Royal Copeland. Mr.. Francis Wright
! Clinton, Mrs. George L. Owens. Mrs.
Lula Il. Serven. Mrs. Emma Guenzei
and Mrs. May Gooderson. Last Mon
day, at the Professional Woman 8
League Rooms. Mrs. John Hearn was
hostess at Welsh rarebit tea. Mr..
Harry English recited.
| A reception for the League OF Ameri-
can Pen Women was held at the studio
of Jessie Tarbox Beals. 333 Fourth ave-
| nue., yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Beals
spoke on Poetry In Photography and
| Miss Alletta Crump gave her repertoire
| OF Little Songs" Mrs. Malcolm Cle-
plane. Mrs. Alice Mckay Kelly and
Miss Anita Brown received.
The second monthly meeting OF the
Women's Conference for study and
Service will be held tomorrow after
noon at the Ethical Culture Meeting
| House. West Sixty-fourth street. Mr..
Norman Thomas. director OF the League
for Industrial Democracy. will speak on
| Can Industry Be Humanized?"
| Knickerbocker Chapter Daughters Of
the American Revolution, held its regu-
lar monthly meeting on Friday at the
| Hotel McAlpin. The regent. Mrs.
Charles Ellis Taft. presided The vice.
regent. Mrs. I. Sparks Kress. gave an
account of the service Of the massing
of colors held on Flag Day at the
Church of the Heavenly Rest, in which
Knickerbocker Chapter and other chap
ters united. Other reports were read
| by Mrs. Samuel G. Hard. treasurer. and
Miss Edyth May Clover, chairman Of
the Red Cross for Knickerbocker Chap
ter.
! Mah-jongg, an Oriental game, will be
| played at the Hotel Ambassador on Mon
day afternoon, December 4. The pro-
ceeds VIII be given to the Children's g
| Christmas Story Book Fund at home
and abroad. From 2.30 to 3 80 instruc-
I tions will be given by experts to those
who subscribe for tables. From 3 80
the games will be played for prizes.
| Three sets of nah-jongg, given to the
committee for this purpose have been
! imported from China. One hundred
sets have been placed at the disposal of
| the committee.
Among those interested in the novel
! benefit are Mrs. Herbert Hoover, homo
rary president of the book committee OF
Children's Libraries Mrs. John l.. Grit
e.st-1
| chairman Of the ah-jongg tea Mrs.
James Robert Mckee. Mrs. William c.
Peyton, Mrs. Henry p. Loomis, Mrs.
Gibson Fahnestock. Mrs. Seldom Bacon
and Mrs Edwin Spear. Cards for the
afternoon may be obtained from Miss
Lillian Woodward. at IA East Sixtieth
street. and Mrs. Thomas A. Blackford, III
sac Fifth avenue.
a concert was given at the Judson
Memorial Church on Thursday evening
under the auspices of the Washington
| Square Musical Association. The SOLO
list OF the evening was Mrs. III. IL. A.
| Beach. pianist, who played some of her
own compositions. She was assisted by
the Judson Quartet. The proceeds will
be used TO pay the expenses of the Jud-
son Health Center.
| Rubinstein Club. Mrs. William Rogers
Chapman president. will have its first
evening concert on December at the
Waldorf-Astoria. The club choral OF
more than $50 will sing ten new songs
under the direction of Mr.. William X.
Chapman, who will also conduct the
Philharmonic Orchestra. The choral
will sing among other numbers The
4 f-fz XII. Ga. -.
Hush OF the World" and "Your Eyes"
by Barlow: Gondola Song. by Roberts.
and ''Maiden's Wish,'' by Helmund. Miss
Alice Shaw will be at the piano and
Mr.. Louis r. Dressler at the organ.
Dancing viii follow.
The club will have two other concerts,
on February Is and April 3. and four
Saturday musicales, December 16. Janu-
ary 20. February IL and March IL. Ar
lists recitals will be held on the after
noon Of April Fl and the evening Of
March 6. which will be followed by the
annual ball The White Breakfast will
be held on May 9. and as usual will be
the closing event,-of the clubs season.
I Arrangements are under way for extra
evening dances to be held once month
Manhattan Chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution. held Its regular
monthly meeting on Thursday at the
Hotel McAlpin. Major Harry w. Far
rington spoke on Peace and Thanks
giving" a musical program followed.
Mrs. Everett Barnes Is regent.
The Colorado Cliff Dwelling Associa-
tion. Mrs. Willis X. Howell regent.
held us annual business meeting on
Thursday. Mrs. Howell, after the meet
ing. entertained the members at lunch
con. The guests included Mines. Belle
dc Rivera. Cora welles Trow, Otto
Hahn. Ralph Trautmann, A. Il. Orr, J.
w. Loeb, Thomas Slack and katherine
Evans Won Keenner.
Manhattan Study Club. Mrs. Edith
II. Pearscns president. held its musical
and drama day on Monday at the Hotel
Mctlpin. Mrs. Florence Foster Jenkins,
chairman. sang several sporano num-
bers, accompanied by Miss Beatrice
Raphael. The other artists were No.
zcila Bennett, vlolinist; Clio AIlessandri,
cellist, and Luigi Costantino. pianist.
Margaret Vale spoke on drama.
The first OF the series Of current
events given by Marion Gaylord Atweii.
under the auspices OF the New York
City Colony. National Society OF New
England Women, was held on wedncs.