five Dance fer Nurses’ Home
‘li‘und’at Home of MrsJ'onnings
Scores or women entertained this
wank for the "diminishing' portion,
unlined under the auspices ot the
Wombat-1' a Board or the Norwalk lies.
Minute raise $5.000 for the Nursca'
HumoIFund. ’l"1~i iii-weekly list of
these entertainments includes:
Mrs. D.‘ W. McFarland, through
whom this project was started. has
oontln her nheek for $50, in addi-
tion to carrying on (the complete 64-
link in the rhain.
Min Emily Lynn: 01' 13 West .1ch-
bus. also a, member of the board.
‘sent in her check for $25.
V l “friend" who had :‘lllefldy sum
orously sent in her check for Ni lo
take up one ('(lin'\‘I-t~ link in lho
chain. has again come to the soul.
. with a. further donation of 1550.
Publicly and -Iv the lumid‘
extends its thanks to nil lhoso and to,
others who have so generously help-i
ed;
Mrs. Rose Mussel! entertained
.‘5 Wallerstein on November 5.
Mrs.
Mn. 1-}. Newman or 3 Aiken ove-
nuo was. hostess n: words to Mrs.
, Thomas Smith, Mrs. John Newman
‘ Mid Mrs. C). l“. Durward on Novem-
ber 5.
Mrs. Archie ilreenbm‘: was hostess
to Mrs. 1']. L. ("ireonberg at the the—
per on November .3.
' Mrs. B. .l. Keeler was hostess to
Mrs. A. Greenberg on November 9:
Mrs. J. Rosenfield was hostess to
Mrs. H. anlov on November 5!.
Mrs. Bessie lionlnnin was hostess
M‘bridgo to Mrs. Jessie Schoolhouse
- smd Mrs. A. Cohen on October 21
Mrs. A, Green was hostess to Mrs.
S. flteinberg' on November :3.
Mrs. 5.. Museums hostess lo lira.
I. Drtlks on 'Nm‘mnbor 5.
Mrs. Frank Smilhdlvas hostess tor
Mrs. Ernest 101110le and Min. lines
Erinldson on Dcloher 29.
Mrs. Erickson entertained.
MissMary Burns entertained at
her home. 104 East avenue. Mrs.
. Warren Mayors, Mrs. Everett King,
‘ Mrs. Frederic Sham: and Miss Mur-
tfia-PrOWitt on October, 19.
Mrs. C. E. Nutiini: was hostess .it
her home. 21 Putnam avenue. to
ma Alice Wilson and Min. Fmd
Balls)? on November 3.
Mrs; P. F. Skldd Won hostess at
“or home at :1. luncheon given to
Mrs; M. .‘l'. Lyons and Mrs. Philip
Premier-Kant on November '1.
WGeorge W. Flynn entertainml
at I. theater party at Stamford tor
Kiss Nora; Fitz Gibbons: and Miss
Marmot E. Barry on October 3n
’ Hill Margaret E. Berry entertain-
sdmt s. that!!! party for Miss Anne
1'..- Flynn on October 30.
Hrs. John T. Tim-nor was hastens
w l luncheon given at her home to
. Mill Margaret Crow on November
{mus Julia. A. Dornuy was he loss
with Miss Helen I. Dorniw to Mrs.
when” E. Dov-nay, Mrs. John Wil-
'- mend; Miss‘Helen Dnrney at lunclu
com and cards on November 6.
firm’l’herem Hanlon m hostess at
‘ to Halloween pasty n to Mrs.
. John fickley. Mrs. Gilbert Stevens
mlese Mary Peyton on October 31.
Mrs. Thomas H‘. Finherty was host-
«a with a. bridge and supper to Miss
than Lycett and Mrs. John L. Rel»
for on October at.
.351”!- John’LIKehv-y was hostess
wit-a theater party to Mrs. Thomas P.
Home! on Novembflr 5.
Mrs. A. Parker Bel-t was hostess at
tho Hamil: Country Club to Miss
Anna. Carroll Mrs. Reginald C.
'lgnfth. with Mrs. Norman Wiggles-
’ Worth and Mrs. Mabel Owens Watt
Vu.
Mrs. Michael J. Riordan was has--
tons at a. luncheon and bridlo to
Mrs. John Wehle and Mrs. Adolph
llussoll.v~November 2.
Miss Vera—McNamara was hostess
at a. luncheon given at. home to Mrs.
Thomas I". Forum. October 29.
Mrs. Martin Mchnouzh was hos-
tess at. heme to Miss Vials. McDon.
ouch; November 6.
Mrs. John (I. Wehle was boots-s
at a dinner party.
Mrs. Gerhard D. llohn was host»-
ess at home to Miss Marguerite
O'Sullivan. October 19.
Mrs. Fred M. Jones was hostess
at n luncheon and bridge to Mrs.
Gerhard l'). Bohr; and Mrs. Archer
Bonner. October 17.
Miss Margaret EV. Murphy and
Miss lielon 1’". Murphy were hostess—
(a zit a dinner party to Miss Mae ’1‘.
Monica and Miss Margaret Tam-
many. October 31).
Miss Margaret Tammany was
hostess zit :LhOInG luncheon to Mrs.
William Perkins and Miss Alice
Spica; October 26.
MW Marlon n. Hayes was hos-
less at a. bridge to Mrs. liowurd
Farmer and Mrs. Msrk Train. Nev-
ember 1.
Mrs. Howard Il‘onner was hostess
at a. luncheon to a friend. Novem-
ber 5.
Mrs. James McNichols
tens at a homo luncheon to Mrs.
John ’I‘.’ Tierney uud \iiss Helen
l‘rcirssel' Novemtfir 4.
Miss Dorothy Adams of Greens
.l-‘orms was hostess at- a theatre and
dinner party to Miss Hose Hoyle,
was hos.
Miss K. McCormick. lire. «.‘Ihollrw
gcr and Mrs. Arthur Warn llui‘t.
Mrs. D. W. McFarland coniribub
$50.
Mrs. Katheryn lv‘.
lributed 81.
Miss Anna McNamara contributed
$1. ,
Mrs. Robert Y. Griffith contribui
ed 34‘ iii liniidi her chain.
31111. G. ti. Jennings
Farms entertained n
guests at her home. ..
Dancing and guinea wow umuyud
with miresiitnuniu. Sim was desist—
ed by Mrs. Arthur Word linil and
Mrs. Gredn liorg. Among tilt:
gnome present were:
Mr. and Mrs. James Hannah. ,
Mr. and Mrs. M. 15. 1188399145. i
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hnggerty 3
Mr. and Mrs. Whiter J. Senator-1'
Miss Anna ulsglnson. Miss liltin- i
!
rd
Reinhardt con.
ol‘ Grimm
number oi
Ni)\'filllb\:i‘ "
Kellen. Mimi Milo Doiohorty. \lliss
Minnie Lum.
Miss Alice Cornllsh. Miss Betty
French. miss Juno Crow.
Miss Jenniu Delano. Miss Ann
Fox. Miss Marthe. Deluge. Miss
.Ciam Burncll.
Clarence .Hugnerty, .l. lieiiey.
John Gritfln.
M. Donovan. William Werner.
Hinton Farrell. .ii‘l'nnk Perry. Wit»
lint-n Eldridge.
.l'. E. Murray, Kendrick Murray.
Stephen Miki‘m.
Francis Stevens. Albeit Koestner.
John Neary
Guests from Westport were;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koopmon
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Knit and totally.
Mrs. A. Leary, Mrs. C. Lucian.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Jennings
and family. Miss Louise Jennings.
Mrs. J. C. Schester. Miss Doretbi
Hendricksou.
Mrs. Berg and daughter. Anne
and Miss Agnes Parsons or Mt. Ver—
. as extra. guests. on November 4.
“Amy Lowell”
Meeting of
, Kiel Eliza Beard 0: 31 Flu Hill
Bud enter-tuned the Women's Club
or Norwalk at her home yesterday.
V The discussion or the day was the
Lite and Poetry of Amy Lowell. Mrs.
mastic): L. VLamsou cove the crib
les' reaction to the poetry of Amy
Lowell and told of her lite and en-
vironment.
Mrs. George Matthews told about
Amy Lowell's first volume of the
"Lite of Rents" and Mrs. Dougie»
”Nah. the second volume of the
”Life ot‘K‘eats.” The discussion was
then taken up by all those present
- u to the effect of Amy Lowell's
non, N. Y.
Discussed at
Women’s Club
works on.the future generation.
and as to the vitality which her no»
try has in' the matter of quality
and length of life.
There was a short business meet-
ing prior to this discussion and u
was decided to have s. meeting at
the Grace Parish House. to which
Mr. Harold Vinsl is to be invited.
Mr. Vinnl will live on "Evening of
Poetry end Song." Mrs. June: Hail
brought up the question of inviting
Mrs. Edward McDowell of the lie-
Dowel] Music School Foundation oi‘
New Hampshire, to visit Nor-walk
in order to start I McDowell Club
here.
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Negro Sphituui Songsq
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b. ”D0013 Hit-'3‘”
.\Ill|.’l‘li.‘tlll Sunk-ow
a“ "\Villz for tho Wilson,"
b. “Old Zip l'von."
Russian and American lumen.
Welsh Songs...-
a. "All Through the Night."
b. "AHh Uri-Hm"
”fish“-
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tlenrtug Young i‘htum..."
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take part in the toll; song i’usiim!
THREE ARTISTS
AND QUARTETTE
IN CON CERT
Three momlnent artists and a
Well known quortette will feature in
the program to be presented tonight
at the concert given under the aus~
pleas of the Norwuln Council or ile-
llzloué' Education at the South Nor-
walk M. 1:]. church,
Carlton L'lionnuudieu. Miss Mabel
Miller, Ralph ’l‘oluud and the Jean-
ette Ulile Quartetlé will offer it pro—
gram to delight the most tastidious.
BIBLE CLASS
PLANS CONCERT
FOR DEC. 8
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not being on hand Sundays.’ an- clocks “llll closing whisths would :in. . _ _ “v...
other recalls. ill? a lot l0 popularize domestic serv. .
And so it goes. It has become in ice. At present servant girls find it ' v .. :4
‘reaslnsly difficult to m capable difficult to have any recognized quit. ~
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women to do housework And why ”“8 “m”- They can rarely count
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indeed. should a girl do houseumh 0” f“ m“: “Kuwait-Ms ,
“hen she is better paid in a facial) (”‘0 ““019 thing resoh‘es “EU” to , , . V _
A concert of unusual interest is
being planned by the Friendship
Bible class of the East avenue M.
E. church. the date to bo December
8. ‘
Carlton L'Iiommedieu will have
charge of the program. which will
include. on its list of artists. besides
this talented organist. Mrs. Mildred
Loveioy Wieu. Mr. and Mrs. Kellie.
Wilkinson. Raymond Sherwood and
Bradley Niekerson.
ii: is hoped that all that all music
lovers will keep the (late in mind
and plan to attend.
Musiogl Comedy to Be
GiVen By Zera Kodesh
A chorus rehearsal of “The Boon. ~ "
by Anton Cllokot. to be given in
musical comedy (arm by theyounger
members or the Zero Kodesh use.
elation about Thanksgiving time was
held at the Y. \i. H. A. last night-
A dance is to follow the musical
comedy. The nest rehearsal will
take pines on Tuesday evouhu.
girls agreed. were
or stem “here she. has her
hours and her own time?
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men burl.- lnto hourowoxk, but
rearranging domestic.
girls will enter it in plates-once to
the factory or shop.
The girl in the ofiire has regular
duties. she knows what they are.
There is a. definite standard under-
stood by her and her employers.
She has a. definite lunch hour. Us-
in
daily she has the companionship of;
other girls.
How many serving maids are al-
lowed a rrgulnr schedule? How many
of them can in} out their work wit-
out being called upon tor dozens of
outside matters? How many of them
are treated as trained workers?
The-Y. W. C. A. recently called to-
gethor two groups of girls: one from
those who did housework; the oth-
er tram those employed in factories.
Reports showed a very strong senti-
ment in favor of factory work.
Among Ute disadvmitagea of work-
ing in other people's kitchens. the
the (allowing:
a mailer of values. There is no
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. . . nines to a huge extent.
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1“ piobl u ’ U n 5‘ “mg m iumgnll‘wd the importance
[b
work so that.
doubt but men have determined the
They have
of the
hop the slow the factory. and all
the complicated mechanisms they
have created.
The)‘ have minimized the home 5
[he most important and most inlrl- l
cute of all institutions. because the}
have delegated the management of .
.it so largely to women.
And women lime not put the high
.Valuc on their part or the partner-
rliip or liilng They hate not rea-
lized the value. because they have
arcopted man's valuation.
Women are responsible for the
shortage of domestic help, because
they have degraded household serv-
lce'inslend of elevating it.
it was not until the tummy and
shop drew uuny most of the availa- ‘
bio women that women realized the
importance of the servant question.
Then it was too lain.
was done.
We will never gel girls-100:1, can
able.
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