New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13
WHAT THE WOMENS CLUBS
ARE. DOING

those present were Mrs. Ben,..
SPEAKER. state regent Of New
Mrs. Lebault, vice-presid.nt Pen,
from Louisiana; Mrs. Cody, r.ss,.S
the Asa Danforth Chapter Of e.
cuse; Mrs. Simon Bsrueh, rsr,p, :,
Knickerbocker Chapter; Mrs. n
Trow. president post-psrlianen. a.,
Mrs. George W. Smith, pr.,,a...
Washington Headquarters A,..s
ton.
The annual election Of the CHI.
Woman's Club Of New York On,
held on May 10 at the Hotel 49,
The officers for the ensuing yea, -,
President, Mrs. Walter II. Cah,.
first vice-president, Mrs. Aust, 4
Palmer; second yice-presidert NJ.
Henry W. Phelps; corresponds, =,
rotary, Mrs. Louis W. SeeIie,A.,.
recording secretary, Mrs Gran, y
Spear; treasurer. Miss Adah M. VII.
auditor. Mrs. Edward F. Terry A..
the election the retiring pre,ld...
Mrs. James De Witt Andrews ,,.,.
duced Mrs. Austin N. Palmer a. ,s,,.
man of the day.
The annual meeting and election =,
officers Of Fort Washington ch,,,,.
Daughters of the American R.v,l.
ton, was held at lsham Mand,,
Broadway and 211th Street. Frida, :,
ternOon, May 4. Officers elected q.
the ensuing year are: Regent NJ,
Jacob P. Marshall; honorary r.,,,
Mrs. T. II. Boorman; yice.r.r,,,,
Mrs. John Chamberlain, Mrs. Nv
Dodvin, and DR.. Lillian c. Rand,n.
recording secretary, Mrs. A. F. Blan...
corresponding secretary, Miss ss.
zanne A. PALLET; register Miss
s. Thompson; treasurer, Mrs WI
Baker; historian. Miss Nsrs,,.,
Chamberlain; chaplain, the Rev D,
John Chamberlain.
Gentlemen's Day will be eel.bx..s
at the Waldorf-Astoria on Mayrsv
the Euterpe Club, Mrs. Alcinou, Der.
ton Jamison. president An informal
reception and musical will be given
and the musical programme, under
the direction of Mrs. Florence Foster
Jenkins. will include Della Potter. 80.
prano; Mrs. Katherine Hart Never
contralto; Nine. Pasqusn-Prillwi,,
pianist, and Henry Meyers, aceomp..
mist. Luncheon will follow the mus.
cal, under the chairmanship Of Mr.
Charles W. Stimson.
On May % the club will give a car;
party for the benefit Of the Red cros
at the Waldorf-Astoria. The ear
party will be under the direction s
Mrs. Frank Parsons Lent and hg
committee, including the board Q! u,
Euterpe Club. Some of those ams
ing will be Mrs. Sara VI. Foster, Nm
T. W. G. Cook. Miss Ida Judson, M
Charles W. Stimson, Mrs. ChesterN
Williams, Mrs. James Moran, IN
Eduardo Merza and Mrs. Man z
Barker.
The American Criterion Susl,
Mrs. Leonard L. Hill, president, kd;,
its annual meeting tomorrow ahg
noon at 1880 in the small ballrcu
of the Hotel Plaza. Although Il.
election of five members Of the q.
ecutive board takes place, the chl,.
interest of the meeting will cene,
around women's war service wort
The society will decide whether Is
members will join as a unit the M.
val Reserve or work with the M.
tional Defence League for womns
Service.
Mrs. George W. Hughes. chairman
of the nominating committee, vii
present the following names to k
voted upon: Mrs. William G. Dens.
rest, recording secretary, and Nm.
Searles Babbitt, Mrs. ]. Stuart Blsei.
ton, Mrs. Lionel Emdin and Ms.
Charles w. Palermo. Each Of tssss
members is to serve for the ensuing
year and each member succeeds ha'
self.
Before the members Of the Ansn-
can Criterion Society separate for he
summer each member present VII Re
presented with a small pocket bsaf
This she is expected TO return d ne
autumn filed with coins. The cot
tents of the 600 banks will be used s''
war relief.
The entertainment given By ne
I Woman's Forum at the Rialto Theatre
this week was for the benefit OF rs
patriotic work. Some Of the Forun
members who took par. were As'
Helen Varick Boswell, president; Ar'
Roy Enemy Fletcher, Mrs. John Fac
els Yawger and Miss Florence Gusn'
sey. There was a pageant Of the !"
publics, in which Mrs. A. NJ. Bush sP'
resented Columbia; Miss Grace Peters
E.n. q Cnnk lkill