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IN WORLD OF SOCIETY
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meeting. followed by a musical pro.
gramme, under the direction of the
chairman of music, Miss Mary Allen
Members of the society did not neglect
their charity work during the summer
as they were engaged in making gar.
ments for the Serbian War Relief.
The first meeting of the season OF the
Government Club, Mrs. George f. Owens
president. will be held tomorrow fter-
noon in the Hotel iAstor The PRINCIPAL
speaker will be Mrs. Vance Cheney, who
will take for her subject Social Ser
vice" The officers OF the club in addI-
ton to Mrs. Owens are Mrs. Belle de
Rivera and Mrs Harry Hastings, honor
airy presidents; Mrs, +. a. Baker and
Miss Edyth|rotten, vice-presidents Mrs.
n. {. Hoyt, recording secretary: Miss
Marguerite Luttrell, corresponding Sec
rotary; Mrs. j. H. Milbank. treasurer,
and Miss Rozelle Evans, historian,
n musicale will be given OH Friday
evening in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph b. Thomas, 1876 East Nineteenth
street, by Joseph Fejer, violinist. Mr..
Fejer will be assisted by Josef Shlisky,
tenor, and Miss Neysa Tempest soprano.
Tho patronesses for the musicale include
Mrs Ward Douglas. Mrs. Leonard NJ.
Thomas, Mrs. John H. Mccullough, Miss
Alice Maxwell Mrs. Joseph B. Thomas,
Mrs. ii. H. Rogers, Mrs. w. II. Marshall
and Mrs. Francis J. Murray.
Hereafter the headquarters OF the
Congress of States Societies will be the
Hotel Gregorian In West Thirty-eighth
street Desk privilege is accorded to all
the State representatives. and all States
people are invited to get in touch with
the organization at this address. Each
month the regular meeting Of the CEN
gress will be held at the Gregorian with
programme given in keeping with it's
objects, which are:
ITO bring into closer relations the
members OF the different societies repre-
scented In order to develop a national as
well as a local patriotism to establish
headquarters where information can be
furnished about the different States to
be helpful to the strangers in this city
coming from the home States of the aflil-
lated societies: to be of service In any
way, that shall be suggested In the
growth of the congress by the demands
OF general interest made upon it,"
The following schedule shows each
meeting TO be In charge OF assigned or
CARNATIONS, the programmes to- be dl-
rected by the presidents OF the con-
gress.
october-Matters New. or Seven Mod
ern Wonders OF the World. Society OF
New York State Women and National
California Club.
November--Political Outlook, Club of
Michigan Women in New York and Mis-
souri, Womans Club Of New York.
December-Music. Daughters of Penn
sylvania in New York and National So
ciety OF Ohio Women. Texas Club.
JanuaW---Dinner, all States,
February Patriotism, Amerlcaniza-
ton Daughters Of Nebraska and DauEh-
tiers OF Michigan.
March-Drama, Daughters OF Indiana,
Daughters of New Jersey and Wisconsin
Woman's Society.
Aprii--CiiiEens oi To-Inorrow--Educa-
ton, Daughters OF Ohio; Civic Life,
Washington State Association; Ameri.
canization, Daughters OF Kansas.
May 49, Literature. Maine Woman's
Club. Society of Illinois Women and
South Carolina Society
The congress is a permanent organic
alton, representing every State in the
Union. and II has been closely In touch
with the men in uniform from all these
States throughout the war period. 1t
will continue this work until the last In
coming man shall have passed through
New York,
The societies affiliated with the con-
gress are the Maine Women's Club. So