The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Pageant of Women
Famous in History
Features Benefit
fOutIine of History at Ball
for Mineola Home-Other
Personals.


Queen to the present day, In
appropriate costumes, will be pre-
sented in Outline of History" which
Will be one of the features OF the
Vanity Fair of 1922" TO be given at
the Waldorf Astoria on the evenings
OF December &c and % for the benefit
Glasses of the Public Education Asso-
citation of New York. The production,
in charge of Mrs. Frederick Greene
baum, will be under the personal di-
rection of Mr.. Sigmund Romberg. Mr.
Channberlin Dodds has charge of the
interior decorations, and Miss May
Leslie of the dance numbers. About
sixty debutantes and young matrons
. VIII take part. They will include Miss
May Nathan, Mrs. Allan Arnold. Mrs.
Martin Beck. Mrs. Edwin Vogel.
Mrs. Walter Rossbach. Miss Priscilla
Mitchell, Mrs. Alfred Nathan. Jr. Mrs
Hans Stroock and Mrs. Paul Rosen7
thai.
Mr.. Charles Mills and Mr.. Alfred
Nathan, Jr., are responsible for the
music and lyrics. The program VIII
beNbrought to close with q minstrel
performance. Boxes may be obtained
from Mrs. Clarence Miihiser, 270 Park
avenue. and tickets from Miss V. d.
> n. F'urman, at ESQ Park avenue.
The annual fair of the Mount Morris
Baptist Church. Fifth avenue and 126th
street, under the auspices OF the
Women's Benevolent and Missionary So
l. r.nlI ,-fv hA
week on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. Mrs. Frank Deacon, presi-
dent of the Ladies' Society, is chairman.
This fair is always an event of great
interest to the people of Harlem. as the
ladies are very ingenious and original In
their methods OF adding to the usual
fair attractions. All articles exhibited
are for sale and are marked at very
reasonable figures. real old fashioned
Mount Morris Thanksgiving dinner VIII
be served on Wednesdays and Thursdays
at $3.50. The new pastor OF the church,
the Rev. H. C. Weston Smith. hopes at
this time to largely extend his acquaint-
ance among the people OF Harlem.
Alumnae Plan Dance.
The alumnae OF Mount st. Mary's, Plain
field, NJ j.. will hold its annual supper
dance at the Woldorf-Astoria. on Friday
event should have the support OF the
friends OF the college because the pro-
ceeds will he devoted to the enlargement
OF the college library. Miss Irene Smith,
president Of the alumnae has general
supervision of the arrangements.
The Federation for Child study will
have a very interesting offering for It's
Christmas entertainment They are CIV
ing the children of New York the op-
portunity to hear Thornton w. Burgess
on Saturday morning. December %, at
II o'clock. He will tell the story OF
Buster Bears Sugar Party" He will
also tell some unpublished stories and
show pictures OF birds and animals at
home. The entertainment will be held
at the Plaza Theater on Fifty-ninth
street and Madison avenue. Seats from
30 cents TO $3.50 are on sale at the. office
of the Federation for Child Study,
West Slxty-fourth street.
Benefit for Hospital.
A benefit performance In aid Of the
National Hospital for Speech Disorders
at 143 East Thirty-seventh street will
be given at the Times Square Theater
on Sunday evening. December ~. About
thirty actors and actresses will take
part. The proceeds from the perform
anoe will be added to the fund for en-
IdTHln8 the HOSplltil, NilltH mas u Hait-
ing list of thousand patients. About
i've thousand defective voice and speech
cases are under observation and treat
rnent at the hospital.
For the benefit OF the Catholic Young
women's Club a bridge win be given
at the clubhouse, 6<1 Lexington ave-.
nue. on Tuesday afternoon. Tables at
$40. or single seats at $3.50 each. may
be obtained from MIRA De Lancey Astor
Kane at the clubhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred D. Lind of 1915
Park avenue, have announced the en-
Eagement of their daughter. Miss Doro-
thy Lind, TO Mr.. Norman L. Marks. son
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Marks
OF f944 Madison avenue. Miss Lind is a
graduate OF Barnard College, class OF
1871, and is n member OF Phi Beta
Kappa. Mr.. Marks was graduated from
Columbia Law School In 1921. He
served in the army during the war. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Tho wedding Of Miss Jeannette
Fletcher to Mr.. John X. vanderveer OF
patchogue. L. l.. will take place In the
spring. Their engagement was an
nounced last week by Miss Flefchers
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G.. c.
Fletcher OF Pelham. ". Y.
Mrs. st. Croix r. Johnson of ass Fort
Washington avenue he's announced the
engagement OF h-r daughter. Miss Doro
thy Elizabeth johnson. TO Mr.. Harry X.
Roese, son of Mr.. and Mrs j. Henry
Roese of "a Jefferson avenue. Brooklyn.
Mr.. Roese Is "a Junior member OF the
firm OF Brown d Reese. and served over
seas with the 305th Infantry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Craycroft OF
20 Fifth avenue have made formal an
nouncement OF the engagement OF her
daughter. Miss Ncrna |. Sieberst. 10 Mr..
Charles Alien Gage OF Louisville, KY.
con of Mr.. ard Mrs Harold Minot Gage
of Brantr~c, Mass. Miss Sieberst Is
daughter OF the late Or. William Hall
Sieberst OF this city and San Francisco.
She f. a graduate OF the Miss Rayson's
school and the Commonwealth School OF
New York. Mr.. Gage was graduated
from Harvard. class Of 1922, and Is
member OF Phi Beta Kappa.
air. and Mrs. Hugh II. Goodwin OF 3l2
Woodsworth avenue, Yonkers. have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
scr, Miss Dorothy u. Goodwin. TO Mr..
La Verne Dale Caswell OF Brooklyn.
This is the second engagement In the
Goodwin family within a few weeks for
they recently announced the engagement
OF another daughter Miss Mildred Good
win. TO Mr.. Ulysses Seymour Price of
Sew Rochelle No date has been set
Tor. either wedding.
Mr.. ar1 Mrs. Hyman Farrell have an
nvunced the engagement OF their daugh-