The New York herald., 1922-12-10

lS cooperating WIN tne LisHlnouoe
and various associations In this State.
New York city churches are giving val
liable aid. Miss Ada Clarke will be
chairman tomorrow. Roman Catholic
Day: Mrs. F. G. Smith. Tuesday, Uni
versalist Day; Mrs. Charles +. Won
Zukschwerdt, Wednesday. Baptist Day;
Mrs. Annie ID. Crosher. Thursday. Con-
gregational DaN Mrs. Frederick b.
Newell, Friday. Methodist Day. and Mrs.
Henry w. Hodge, Saturday. Presby-
terian Day. last week the churches
represented were the Episcopal, Luz
theran. Unitarian. Collegiate Dutch Re-
formed, Jewish and Quaker. in the order
named, and the chairmen were Mrs.
Charles Zabriskie. Mrs Charles III.
VOORHEES,, Mrs. Archer Randolph. Mrs.
Henry l.. Harrison, Mrs. Isaac Newton
SpiegeIberg and Miss Eleanor Taber
A variety OF articles suitable for holi-
day gifts will be found at the associa-
tion's sale. woven rugs. bags and scarfs,
baskets, hearth brooms and whisk-
brooms. also towels, washcloths, aprons
and dishcloths. all at reasonable prices.
Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs. Hugh ID.
Auchincloss. Mrs. George l.. Carnegie.
Mrs. Snowden A. Fahnestock, Mrs.
Felix Warburg Mrs. w. Bourke Cock
ram Mrs. Archer NJ. Huntington. Mrs
X. w. Bliss and Mrs. William Orr Bar
clay were among those who had boxes
for the benefit performance on Thurs
day afternoon at the Greenwich Village
Theater for Bide-a-Wee. Mrs. Margue-
rite Abbott Barker, owner Of the the
ater and its impresario, not only gave
it's use for the occasion. but the per-
formance of Fantastic Fyicassee" as
well The proceeds will be used for the
addition now being built to Bide-a-W s
home, for the care of abandoned pet
cats.
The Bowery Mission had a rare treat
recently, AN Evening of Inspiration" :"
at which Mrs. Leila Troland-Gardner,
contralto; Nine. Aimee Clayton-Jones.
contralto. and Nine. Katharine Evans
Won Klenner, pianist, took part. The
program included Irish dialects and
negro spirituals by Mrs. Troland-Gard-
ner and several songs by Nine. Clayton
Jones.
The Daughters of Ohio In New York
Mrs. Alexander A. La Vigne president
will have its third meeting of the season
tomorrow at the Waldorf-Astoria
There will be business meetings in the
morning and at 3 o'clock the pro-
gram will begin. The musical numbers
will be by Mr.. Charles e. Gallagher
who will be accompanied by Mr.. John
Cushing. The clubs chaplain, the Rev.
Edgar Whitaker Work, ID. d., will give
a lecture on THE Wonders Of Yellow
stone Park" with stereopticon il]ustra-
tions. Mrs. Edgar Whitaker Work will
have charge Of the program, which Will
follow a reception for Mrs. Edna Brush
Perkins of Cleveland, Ohio, chairman OF
the Woman's Suffrage party in Ohio.
The Daughters of Ohio in New York
celebrated the clubs twenty-first birth
day on November 27, when they gave
luncheon on the roof of the Waldorf
Astoria. The exercises began with an
invocation by DR.. Work and were fol-
lowed by a poem ITO the Daughters of
Ohio" written by Mr.. Samuel Z. Kiser
and read by Margaret Sumner. There
was an address by Newton w. Gilbert,
former Governor of the Philippines
There was also talk by C. N. Haskell,
former Governor of oklahoma. and one
by DR.. Work. Alice Nelson was heard
in several groups of songs.
The Government Club, Mrs. George e.
Owens president held It's regular meet
ing on Monday afternoon at the Hotel
Astor The subject for discussion was
'"rhe Association Between the Civil
Communities and the Peace Time Army.
The speaker of the day was Elbin H.
Wagner. Lieutenant-Colonel Of infantry,
commander of the post at Fort Hamil-
ton, Brooklyn. DIR. Edwin Liebfred
gave some original poems. After the
program tea was served In POrangerie.
The regular meeting and luncheon of
the Woman's Republican Club, Inc. Mrs.
~ q
founder, will be held ON Tuesday at
10 80 o'clock in the rose room~of the
Hotel Plaza. The speakers will be Elon
H. Hooker, chairman of the American
Defense Society. whose subject will be
Patriotism" and Sarah Graham Null
hall, who will talk on Drug Addiction. y
The special subject for this month Is
upon the drug situation, and the city
committee, Mrs. Warren A. Ransom
chairman, had as its speaker last week
Prof. Joseph Chamberlain. who gave an
interesting talk on Drug Victims oi
Our City"
The Drama Circle of the New York
Theater Club, Mrs. Belle de Rivera pres
ident, will present two plays at the an
nual Yuletide luncheon, to be held In the
ber 10. A reception to the guests OF
honor, which will include presidents OF
all the women's clubs, win be at 12;SC
o'clock.
The principal feature OF the luncheon
will be the two Christmas trees. hung
with toys, dolls and clothing. which Will
later be taken to the children of the Set
tlement House and Day Nursery. "a
Cherry street. by the chairman, Mrs
Robert Hamilton Rucker.
The chairman of the reception COM
mittee. Mrs. Albert w. Winston, will be
assisted by Mrs. Florence Hargrave.
Mrs. o. c. Cyoiot is chairman OF the
program committee and Mrs. Harrie'
Matthew has charge of the tickets.
The plays are entitled Everybody
Husband" by Gilbert Cannon, which In
cludes in the cast Mrs. Henry Sabel
Mrs. Walter Godfrey. Mrs. c. Il. Anstell,
Mrs. A. E. welch and Mrs. A. f. Waltz
and SHOWED Up with the Duchess.
which includes Miss Grace Hastings
Mrs. Arnold Rodney. Mrs. X. Stoyer and
Mrs. Albert Jackets in its cast.
The next theatrical performance
which the members will attend Will be
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gave an attractive bridge party at the