The New York herald., 1922-11-12

~ table entertainments are now
4 engaging the attention of the
younger sets in various parts of the
city. One of the plays announced for
production is that by the Marymount
Dramatic Society which will present
this year. as part of the anniversary
celebration, The Geisha," light Jap
anese opera in two acts. The per-
formance will take place on December
19 In the new College Auditorium.
There are forty y-five in the cast, with
ten leading characters.
The election of officers for the vari-
Gus collegiate activities has been conf
pleted. Miss Helen Dwyer has been
elected president Of the Student Coun-
Gill; Miss Dorothy Smith. editor of the
"Elan" and president of the Athletic
Association, and Miss Dorothy McCol-
lum. leader of the glee club.
Horseback riding and field hockey
are the favorite autumn sports. OF
the two hockey matches played during
the week, with Oaksmere and Man
hattanville College, the former result
ed in tie and the latter in victory
for the Marymount varsity, the score
being seven goals to five.
For the benefit of the Misericordia
Hospital. located at 531 East Eighty
sixth street, the Ladies' Auxiliary will
give their annual bridge on the after
noon of November rs at the Plaza Hotel.
The work the Sisters of the Misericordia
are doing for the poor mothers and
babies make this a most deserving char
ity. The Ladies' Auxiliary supply the
babies with clothing. bedding and other
necessaries. The officers of the aux
.liary are: Mrs. Walter A. Burke. presi-
dent: Miss Agnes Smyth. first vice.
president; Mrs. NJ. NJ Maginnus, second
vice-president Mrs. John F. Mudgrew.
treasurer and Mrs. William O'Connor.
recording secretary. Among those TAX
ing an active interest In the success of
the bridge are Mrs. Henry w Guilshan,
Miss Mary Scott, Mrs. Eugene Fay,
Mrs. H. Matthien. Miss Hennesy. Mrs.
J H. Haggerty, Mrs. A. Milleniane, Miss
Dougherty. Mrs. J. Farley, Mrs. A. H..
Schmitt Mrs. William Carr and Mrs. e.
Hitchman.
One Of the most interesting and unique
entertainments scheduled for the month
will be given at the Washington Irving
High School on Tuesday evening. No
vember 21, when the members of the Old
Canteen, 151 East Twenty first street, a
GiuU lttcntiy OPShtN ny u 6iouP VI us
abled ex-service men. will give a two
net comedy called THE Reformation of
lilly Ann" written by Miss Margaret
Fawcett. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fawcett The entire cast and
orchestra will be made up of disabled
veterans and the play will be followed
by dancing.
The list Of patrons and patronesses
includes Mrs. John B. Mott. Miss Grace
Parker Mrs. George Fawcett. Mrs. f..
Brooks, Miss Clara White, Mrs.
ank Il. Jago, Mrs. Walter Despard.
IS. A. r. Wise, Mrs. r. Burnham
offat Mrs. Roger b. Williams. Jr.
Irs. Otis Skinner. Miss Virginia Young.
Mrs. Charles +. Neergaard, Mrs. w. w.
Fuller, Mrs. Regan Houghston. Mrs. AL
bert Wangler. Mrs. Louis Evan Ship
man, Miss Lorraine Seeley, Mrs. Frank
Case. Mrs. Clinton B. Price. Mrs. l..
Dean Holden, Mrs. Maitland Griggs,
Mrs. Frank Gilmore, Major Z. III. Jew
EFT. Mr.. William Williams and Mr..
James Goerke.
A Thanksgiving bazaar for the benefit
OF the Silver Cross Day Nursery will be
held ON Thursday afternoon and evening
at the Waldorf-Astoria. An informal
card party and dance will be held In
connection with it. Novelties suitable
for Thanksgiving and Christmas will be
on sale. 1t will be held under the aus
pices Of the officers of the nursery: Mrs.
William c. Clendinning. president; Mrs.
James ID. Shipman and Mrs. Alexander
Reed. vice-presidents Mrs. william
Brady. recording secretary; Mrs. Ed
ward Goldsmith, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Il. Stewart Nance, treasurer.
and Mrs. James II. Purdy. assistant
treasurer. Mrs. J. Clarence Sharp Is
chairman of the sale and Mrs. Charles
J.. Pitcher OF the card party and dance.
Miss Airline Katherine Tiedemann
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Freder-
icl< Tiedemann OF $40 Park avenue,
whose marriage to Mr.. william Henry
Hulick, Jr., takes place on Thursday af-
ternoon, will give dinner and dance
tomorrow night for the entire bridal
party and few extra friends. Miss
Helen ID. Tiedemann will be her sisters
maid OF honor, and Misses Wilma Koh-
Ter, Catherine Ware. Genevieve Canthra
and Beatrice Beard the bridesmaids. Mr.
Charles v. Hulck will be best man for
his brother and Messrs Charles Chew
Mickle. Jr. Kenneth Mickle, Donald Nc
Milin. George G. Comstock Jr. Ralston
Van Tassel. Dudley Irwin. Robert Fer
guson and George Ferguson will serve as
ushers. Mr.. Hulick, who is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. William ii. Huick Of 323 West
9SRnty-SlXth street, gave his bachelor
dinner on Friday evening.
The wedding will take place in st. Bar
tholomew's Church and the ceremony
which will be at o'clock. will be fol-
lowed by reception at the st. Regis.
Miss May Baldwin, daughter Of Mr.
Frank Vernon Baldwin. of 31S West
Tooth street. will be married to Mr.
Arthur Hamilton Dufort on Wednesday,
November 90, at the Hotel Lorraine
The ceremony at IL o'clock will be per-
formed by the Rev. Or. Dawson and
will be followed by a breakfast. Miss
Baldwin will be attended by Mrs Julian
e. Baldwin. as matron of honor, and
Mrs Robert Maurice Baldwin and Miss
Marguerite Bissell. Mr.. John Il. Coivig
OF Wheeling. w. Va, will be best man.
There will be no ushers. Mr. Dufort and
his bride will live In Bala, Pa. and will
be at home after December 10.
Miss Adele Marie Uihlein. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs August t. Uihleln. Of coo
Vast End aypnua will no anofher nf