The New York herald., 1922-12-03

them. The affair will be under the
patronage of Bide-a-wee's president.
Mrs. Harry u. Kibbe. Mrs. Edgar Saltus
and Mrs. Sakee Hoftrau. Miss Mar
guerite Abbott Barker. one of the Off
GERS of the home, which is located at
40 East Thirty-eighth street, is in
charge of the arrangements of the
benefit performance. A medal will be
given to Miss Mabel Rowland, a men,
ber of the cast. for her splendid work
in raising $4,000 for the animal home.
The Froebel League Missions Kinder
gartens will be benefited on Saturday
by an entertainment at 112 East Sew
enty-first street. which promises to be
one of the most Interesting affairs of
the season. In addition to a sale of
Christmas novelties there viii be imi-
tations of birds at three o'clock by Mrs.
Moxon. who will give bird concert.
and during the afternoon and evening
one entire floor Of the building will be
devoted to auction bridge, for which
tables may be had at s12 each. Admis-
sion to the bird concert will be so cents
for adults and half price for children,
and the dancing, which will be 'fea-
ture Of the affair will be 81 and SO for
the evening session.
The Home of George Washington 8
ancestors In Northamptonshire. Eng
land. which has been given to the peo-
ple>of the United States and the British
Commonwealth by group of British
citizens, will be described in a story en-
titled THE Washington Manor House
by Miss Ethel Armes and will be of.
fered to Christmas shoppers In the form
OF a brochure on art paper, colonial
buff In color. with ragged edges and
double tone illustrations at 30 cents a
copy. 1t is being published by the
Sulgrave Institution and in lots of a
hundred will be sold for 40 cents a copy
The little book is accurate in detail
and is charming combination OF
Christmas card and reminder of friend
ship. and, consisting of less than S,0Ct
words. is small enough to be compan-
icnable and find its way to thousands
Of homes. Miss Amelia Day Campbell
chairman of the Women's Committee OF
Sulgrave. Is supporting the output of the
work and Is desirous Of calling Il to the
attention of clubs. patriotic and other
organizations. The booklet made its
first. appearance at a recent Authors
Night at the National Art Club, where
many copies were sold.
Denmark Beautiful" n film produc-
ton. Will be one OF the novelties at the
fourth annual ball and entertainment
OF the Danish Woman's Aid League on
Thursday evening at the Hotel Majestic
IL Will consist OF series of pictures
showing the various points of interes,
IL. Denmark. including the city of Copen-
hagen, and has been placed at the dis
posal of the league through the cour.
tesy Of the Danish Legation at Wash
frgton. The league. of which Mrs
Sara de Neergaard Is president, and
Miss Emma Wanting secretary, help.
Danish women and children, the SICK
and aged who are In temporary neec
Of assistance.
There will be a large gathering OF
society folks in the audience at tn,
Hotel Majestic tomorrow evening fol
the opening performance of "A Glanc,
Ahead" which the Little Theater Clut
will present In the ballroom with Zlllaf
Townsend Thompson (Mrs. Adolphe II
WenzclD. one of its prettiest and mos
popular young members, who will max,
her metropolitan debut. As Zillal
Thompson Mrs. Wenzell during hei
debutante year In society attracted
much attention by her clever acting IL
various amateur performances fol
charity. and now that she has gon,
on the professional stage will commant
no less attention. She will be one o.
clever company directed by Mis-
Bertha Creighton. which will includ,
Florence Fair. Miss Creighton herself
Dorothy Holmes. Charles Dickson, AL
pheus Lincoln, Lynn A. Osburn. Tam
many Young, Gage Bennett. O. Leetc
Paul. William Panley, Alexander Smitl
and George Webert. Miss Nina Saun
ders Derby is the social director TIL,
Little Theater Club Is dramatic ant
social club for artists. actors anC
writer's. and others interested are in
vited to subscribe. Ten plays will y,
produced this winter. each runnn,
fortnightiy on Monday. Tuesday ant
Wednesday evenings throughout tn,
season of f922-i923.
The New York City Federation o
Women's Clubs. Mrs. Richard NJ. Chap
man president. has announced that
drive has been started TO obtain th'
mc1ey to build n new federation hote
for self-supporting women as con
tinuation OF the work the federation
has been carrying on for the last III
teen years in a small way at 462 Yves
Twcnty-second street. Instead OF hous
ing forty-flve girls. as IL has been do
lpg, there Is call to house 900 girls
and with this aim In view the 400 club
of the federation have been asked Z,
contribute to the requisite 100000 fo
purchasing n site, building n fireproo
building and equIpplng IL properly {,
make home for girls who earn
limited wage and can only pay on al
average Of s. n week for their board.
Miss Mary Garrett Hay and Mrs
Clarence Burns arc the primo mover
in the enterprise, together with tn,