The New York herald., 1922-10-08
Charity Will Have Large Part
in Work of Numerous
Organizations.
LrHoUGH it will be some weeks

held almost daily at which plans Tor
the winter are being discussed. Every
thing points to very busy winter
with dances, musicales, social eve-
nings, bazaars and other entertain
ments for charity, not to mention din
ners, luncheons, card and theater
parties and other little informal affairs.
Already the Little Mothers Aid AS
ISOLATION, Mrs. Clarence Burns presi-
dent. is making plans for it's annual
benefit entertainment. 1t will take the
form OF flower fete and bazaar on
Saturday. December 2, at the Waldorf
Astoria. 1t will open at o'clock in
the afternoon and continue until mid
night. Mrs. Burns will be chairman
and will be assisted by many society
and club women who have already
taken booths. Meetings to complete
arrangements are being held every
Thursday morning at IL o'clock at
Happy Day House, 236 Second avenue.
The association has just closed its
most successful summer work in years.
Five thousand aud seventy-one children
were given day outings at the seashore
and In the country mothers and babies
going on Mondays. Summer classes
were maintained at the various houses,
and $50 children We're registered at
Happy Day House. Winter classes are
now open. where the little mother of the
family is taught sewing, cooking, laun-
dry. mendng, dressmaking and the
hygienic care of the baby and home. The
day nurseries of the association are
open the year around.
Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman. president
of the New York City Federation Of
Women's Clubs. held an important con-
ference Of presidents Tuesday. at Hotel
Astor, to discuss procedure for finan-
cial support of the Federation Hotel,
which was opened by this organization
during the last term of office of Mrs.
Belle de Rivera. Mrs. e. b. Glogau
is president of the hstnl, which, having
outgrown the capacity of the present
building, needs a new site.
Drama Comedy, Edyth Totten presi-
dent, has announced It's plans for the
season. 1t will have it's first card party
on Monday, October 16, at the Hotel
Astor. the proceeds to so to the shoe
fund Of the Little Mothers Aid Assocla-
ton, Mrs Clarence Burns president.
There will be Halloween party on Oc-
tober 20 with a pumpkin dance as the
feature of the evening.
On October 81 the first Friday review
will be held. There will be two new one
act plays by Edyth Totten and played
by the Drama Comedy Players; Moth
err" drama with C. Grayte Hull, Clara
Evelyn Rice, Myrtle Schiffman and Jane
Brinkley in the cast, and Fools a
society pastime comedy, with Emma
Maak and C. Grayte Hull.
At the social matinees TO be held at
the Hotel Astor Carl Fique will give a
series of Shakespeare overtures on tho
organ. The first. on November 10, viii
be THE Merry Wives of Windsor"
A reception will be given on Friday
afternoon to Mr.. and Mrs. ], Fred Hinck-
ley by the members Of Drama Comedy
in Montclair. at the opening of their
new permanent home, . Pierson place.
N.ontclair. Drama Comedy will devote
all it's charitable work this winter to
the shoe fund of the Little Mothers Aid
Association.
National Society, Daughters OF the
Empire State. Mrs. Charles +. Wright
president, held a special meeting of the
board of directors Tuesday at the home
of Miss Julia Seargeant Chase, 925 West
End avenue. Delegates and alternates
were appointed for the convention OF the
New York State Federation of Womens S
Clubs. The first social meeting of the
club will be held on october IL at the
Waldorf-Astoria.
The New York Browning Society viii
begin it's sixteenth season "Wednesday
at the waldorf Astoria. The program,
with the subject, Knowing the Brown,
ings Through Their Correspondence"
will begin at 2:40 under chairmanship OF
Mrs. James NJ Stewart. DR.. Stanley
II. Williams of Yale University will be
the principal speaker.
The study class Of the society met
last Wednesday at the home or Mrs.
Douglas Fenwick, col West Ninety-first
street, and was led by the vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. II. c. M. Ingraham The
subject was INTRODUCTION 10 tnc
Brownings Through Their Correspond
ence."
| New York Mozart Society. Mrs. Noble
| Mcconnell president, held golf tourna-
ment on Thursday at the Scarsdale Golf
and Country Club. through the courtesy
! of Mr.. and Mrs. William Maynard Hara-
don. Luncheon and cards followed. Mrs
Haradon gave the prizes for the cards
and Mrs. Edwin G. Holston for the golf
of New York State Women will con-
vene the second Monday OF each month
at the waldorf-Astori the fret meet
ing being scheduled for tomorrow.
There will be a business session for
members only, which will be called to
order at c:3O by the president. DR.. Fran
ces w. Mcneil. Plans for tho season
will be considered. representatives TO
the numerous conventions elected and
the machinery set to work for sue
cessful winter At o'clock the board
OF directors will meet.
The Post Parliament will open its
season al Hotel McAlpin on Friday
at II A. M. The meeting will be in
charge OF the president. Mrs. Corn
Welles Trow. Current events viii be
discussed.
The Congress of state Societies has.
as usual. kept open headquarters all
summer at Hotel Gregorian. where a
registration and information bureau and
papers from all home States are con-
stantly at the disposal OF all visitors
and one time residents OF every State
in the Union. B>sides this daily work
Of the organization there will be given
this season several affairs for the bene-
m of a fund TO establish n permanent
headauarters. which will be known as
the States Headquarters.
The opening meeting OF the Society for
Political study. Mrs otto Hahn presi-
dent. will take place at Hotel Astor on
Tuesday at r. NJ. Mrs. ID. Leigh Cal
t.it opF M mt