New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Women toOpen
Workers Club
Next Thursday
Mrs. Willard Straight Will
Present Deed TO Miss
Rose Schneiderman, of
Trade Union League
Fund Acquired Last Year
Babies Nursery and Big
Sisters TO Give ChiIdren's
Matinee on December %

The Working Women's Club House,
for which Mrs. willard Straight and a
committee Of prominent society women
conducted an active campaign last
winter, will be opened formally Thurs
day evening Mrs. Straight will present
the deed Of the house, which is at
247 Lexington Avenue, 90 the president
Of the New York Women's Trade Union
League, Miss osa Sehneiderman, az
the house c-parming Thursday night.
Mrs. Ransom Hooker has been In
charge Of renovating and furnishing
the house, In which work she has been
assisted by Miss Virginia Potter, Miss
Emily Cross, Miss hmey Aldrich. Mrs.
Thomas l.. Chadbourne, Mrs. Richard
II. Dana, jr., Miss Rose Schneldcrman.
Miss Mabel Leslie and Mrs. Maud
Schwartz.
Mrs. Straight's committee includes
Miss Emily Cross, secretnTyi Mrs.
Thomas Lamont, treasurer; Mrs. Fred
erick Ackerman, Miss Amey Aldrich,
Mrs. John Blair, Mrs. Courtlandt D..
Barnes, Mrs. Linzee Blagden, Mrs. Sid
ney Borg, Mrs. Karl Bitter. Mrs. Jona-
than Bulkley, Mrs. Francis Higginson
AAO0Lt NlNus 0AeN'f "AA"f
Richard s. Childs, Miss Mabel Choate,
Mrs. Seymour Cromwell, Mrs. Herbert
Croly, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, Mrs.
Frederick Crawford. Mrs Thomas Chad,
bourne, Mrs. Otto Kahn, Miss Mabel
Kittredge, Mrs. James Lee Laidlaw,
Mrs. Thomas W. Lamont, Mrs. samuel
Lewisohn, Mrs. Dwight Morrow, Mrs.
Seth Milliken, Mrs. Edgerton Parsons
Miss Virginia Potter, Mrs. Henry y.
Patterson, Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt,
Miss Harriet Rogers. Mrs. Ogden Reid,
Miss Ethel Stebbins, Mrs. +. LOUIS
Slade. Mrs. Thomas Thatcher, Mrs.
Charles l.. Tiffany. Mrs. Frank Van
derlip, Miss Lillian ID. Wald, Mrs.
Edgerton Winthrop and Mrs. Felix
Under the sponsorship Of Mrs. Henry
Gray, representing the Babies Day and
Night Nursery. and Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson, representing the Big sisters
Inc. children's special Christmas
matinee OF Baliea's "Chauye-Sourls'
will be given Thursday afternoon. De-
cember 2s, at o'clock, on the Century
Roof. by arrangement with Morris
Gest' for the benefit Of these two So
elal and charitable organizations inter
ested in child welfare.
Tickets for this performance at -,
and boxes at 500 may be obtained
from Mrs. Henry Gray, i2O West Sew
enty-hrst Street.
Among those who gave luncheons at
Pierre's yesterday were Mr. ana ars'
Horace White, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold =.
Richard, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Curtis
and Mr. De Forest Grant.
Mr.. Joseph Sampson stevens gave
dinner last night at Pierre's.
Mrs. William Floyd Jones has ar
rived from Paris and has joined MI
Jones at the Lorraine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Moody and
Miss Dorothy ID. Moody have returned
from Pulaski, n. Y, and are at the
Biltmore.
A bazaar will be held at the Plaza
next Wednesday by the New YORK aux
iliary supporting the MeAll MISSION pa
France. Mrs. II. V. X. Gilmore, OF 10
East Si1tieth Street, is IN charge OF
the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clough oyeIton have
returned 20 the city from Ridgeheld,
Conn, and have opened their town
house az i59 East Sixty-third Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Gillespie have
come 20 the city from Morristown' \; j.
and are at the Vanderbilt. where Mr'
and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Gillespie are pass
ing the weekend.
Miss Julia Stanley. daughter OF MRS.
Clifford Bucknam, OF Park Avenue, wiil
be married January rs 10 Mr.. ID. John
Kohlsaat. of Cincinnati. The wedding
reception will be held at the Plaza