The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-19

Several silk flags and banners have
been presented to the Canadian Club
since It entered upon the occupancy of
Its present quarters. in Hotel Belmont.
Mrs. T. Chambers Reid set the ball in
motion. so to speak. by coming forward
as the donor OF two handsome American
flags. which now decorate the lounge.
Mrs John Melady gave the beautiful
banner that hangs directly in front of
the elevators A Canadian nag IL now
being made and will shortly be pre-
sented by one of the members whose
name will be announced later A very
striking gift is a Union Jack from Col
r. +. Parkinson. d. S. o., of Ottawa, the
officer commanding the Canadian War
Records Once. This flag was brought
on by Col Parkinson when he visited
New York several weeks ago to officiate
Al the Cana dian War Memorials Exhi-
biton in the Anderson Galleries and
has been in the possession OF Capt. Percy
+. Godenrath. When the latter officer
was about to leave New York recently
he turned over the fig to the Canadian
Club on behalf of Col. Parkinson. and
At an executive meeting of the organiza-
ton on last Wednesday evening the gift
was accepted and a note of thanks to the
donor was passed unanimously.
IL
last week on an extended automobile
trip, going by the way OF the Thousand
Islands They will spend few days at
Mr.. Reds homo town. Gananoque.
Ontario, Canada. From that point they
will motor west as far as Chicago, re-
turning by way OF indianapolis and the
southern route. They will stop off at
the various points Of interest en- route
and will return home to New York about
tho middle Of September,
w. A. Mclaughlin of so4 Fifth ave-
nue., a well known dealer In haber-
dashery, expects to return from over
seas at an early date. He has been
abroad for some time.
Seorge Alfred Powers. accompanied by
a party of frineds. left last Friday on
motor trip to Lake George. where Mrs.
Powers and their daughter, Mrs. Harry
G. Erickson. have been spending the
summer. They expect to return TO the
city early in September.
At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Canadian Club OF New
York last Wednesday evening vote OF
thanks was rendered TO Miss Marie
Thompson of New York. formerly OF
st. GATHERINGS, Ontario. for a moose head
which she presented to the club.
The Canadian Club of New York will
shortly begin a series Of table d'hote
dinners, to be served 20 club members
and their friends on Sunday and Thurs
day evenings OF each week. The first
of these will be given on the Thursday
following Labor Day-September 4.
Mrs. NJ. q. MacNevin is visiting her
mother and sisters at their cottage
at Roxburg. near the Delaware Water
Gap.
Miss Evelyn MacNevin is spending the
month of August at Woodstock, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Chambers Reid en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gray Of
Dallas. Tex, at luncheon at the Cana
dian Club last week. Mr.. Gray was for
merly a Canadian. but Is now one Of
the leading merchants in Dallas.
Ralph c. Smith of Montreal is regis
tered at the Biltmore whore he will re-
main for several days. Mr.. Smith Is
here on q business trip.
Dr. r. J. Glover Of Toronto Is at the
Biltmore. having come here for stay
OF several days.
The Russian Consul General at Mont
real. Mr.. Likatscho,. IL at the Biltmore.
d. Smith Of tho Hudson Bay Knitting
Company. Ltd. Of Montreal. IL at tho
Hotel Commodore