The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-05

ciety Of New York State Women, Daush-
ters or Pennsylvania, Daughters Of
Ohio' National Society of Ohio Women.
Daughters OF Indiana, Society of Illinois
Women. Daughters of Michigan, Club Of
siichigan Women. Wisconsin women's
society, Daughters OF Nebraska. Daueh-
ters ot~kansas, Missouri woman's Club,
Nashington state Association, National
CALIFORNIA Club, Texas Club, South
Carolina Society and Daughters Of New
Jersey.
An innovation for this season will be
get together luncheon held at IL
CLOCK on the regular meeting day, the
purpose of it being to bring into close
relatloD the people from every State in
the Union. Tho initial one will be en-
1oyed on Thursday at the Hotel Gregg
rlan' when and where the first meeting
OF the season will be held The business
WIZ De at = o'clock and the programme
at j. The latter will be in charge OF
DR., Frances Mcneil for New York State
and Mrs William r. Stuart for Cali
fornia. One OF the speakers will be
Miss Adelaide Stedman.
Members and guests wishing to attend
the luncheon will send orders to the sec
rotary. Mrs. Charles d. Hirst, 1877 West
seventy-fifth street. The president of the
organization is Mrs Thomas j. Vivian.
The National Opera Club will have a
meeting In the grand ballroom of the
Waidorf-Astoria at 1 o'clock Thursday
afternoon. Nine. Katharine Evans Won
klenner Is the founder and president OF
the club, which always winds up its
season with a private performance of
some well known opera under the direc-
ton of Ronhualdo Sapio. There will be
the usual talks on musical subjects,
with piano or instrumental illustrations
during the winter,
The same afternoon the Daughters OF
the Empire state Will begin their sea-
son at the Waldorf-Astoria. The men,
bers have been asked to meet at 2
o'clock in the white and gold room.
Another meeting of club women will
be held on Saturday in tho assembly
room of the Waldorf, when the Womens
Press Club. of which Haryot Holt Day
is president, will resume its regular ses-
sions
The New York Theatre Club will
have its headquarters again in the Hotel
Aston and will entertain its usual num-
Der Of celebrities during the winter.
Mrs. Belle de Rivera is president of the
organization and Mrs. Gordon Ritchey
first vlce-presldent. The other officers
include Mrs. Louis Ralston, Mrs. Austin
n. Palmer, Mrs. d. DUNE, Mrs. Dudley
Van Holland, Mrs. W. w. WEIGH, Mrs.
G. Washbourne Smith and Mrs. NJ. Hell
Ter, The directors are Mrs. George w.
Howes. Mrs. Onesime Z, Cyplot, Mrs w.
j. de Rivera, Mrs. Frances Abrahall,
Mrs Daniel Tracey, Mrs, Edwin il.
Price, Mrs, Thomas Slack, Mrs j. W.
Loeb, Mrs Henry Borden and Nine.
Katherine Won klemmer. On the ad-
Visory board in addition to David Bis
pham are Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer. Mrs. No
BILE Mcconnell, Mrs ], Hedges Crowell
and Miss Ruth Helen Davis,
Delegates and alternates are already
being appointed by many of the we'll
known clubs TO attend the convention OF
the New York State Federation of Wom-
cas- Clubs, -h!ch w!!. celebrate !.s
twenty-fifth anniversary from November
10 TO II in Elmira. The State presi-
don't, Mrs. George d, Hewitt, will be
chairman Of the convention. and the ar
rangements OF the programme will be in
charge Of Mrs. Charles NJ Dickinson.
The musical features will be provided
by Mrs, Eugene ]. Grant Of Brooklyn,
One OF the speakers will be DR. George
LA Cady. Miss Mary Garrett Hay and
Mrs. Frank ]. Shuler of this city will
be in charge of the opening dinner, and
also Of the memorial services, which
will be held for the federation's former
honorary prealdent, Mrs. William Tod
Helmuth.