The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-01

chapter. Daughters OF The Union, which
was recently held at the Hotel Penn
sylvania. new officers were elected to
serve two years. They were Mrs. John
u. Haney. first vice-regent: Mrs. John
Jacob Fields. third vce-regent; Mrs.
Thomas j. Vivian, corresponding secre-
tsry. and Mrs. Victor Frederlckson.
registrar. The directors are Mrs
Charles de Gaugue, Mrs. James 81. Stew
art. Mrs. George w. Smith and Mrs
William II. Shields The chapters regent
Mrs William r, Stewart, was chairman
The programme, which included music
and addesses. followed the election and
was under the chairmanship of Dr.
Frances Mcneil
The Alumpae Association OF the Con-
vent or the Sacred Heart Manhattan
Vile, will hold its "Old Students Day
on June 10. This also is the college
class day. Mrs. Corinne Roche Of 3i5
West Eighty-fourth street. isgchairman
OF the association.
The daughters OF Indiana Miss Mary
Garrett Hay. president, are interested In
g. lecture 10 be given Saturday by Miss
Beatrice Young for the benefit OF
needy Belgian woman. 1t will be at
the studio of Miss Sue Keteham In Car
negte Hail and tickets may be had from
Miss Ketcham or members of the club
Miss Young will tell OF her Experiences
In Belgium" The Daughters of Indiana
recently received from Gov. Goodrich Of
Indiana $3.50 to be used for the enter
tanning of wounded soldiers of Indiana
This will be done in the clubs work in
the Hall OF States which Is under tho
direction OF Mrs. John Anderson Wood
Under the auspices OF the members Of
the Washington Headquarters Associa-
ton OF New York. founded by the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
private exhibition OF loan collection
OF Revolutionary and Colonial relics was
held Thursday afternoon in Washing
tons Headquarters. Amsterdam avenue
and l6Oth street The president OF the
association is Mrs. Simon Baruch.
At the annual reception and meeting
OF the Profe ssional Woman's Lea cue on
Monday afternoon at the Hoe ,stor,
there was an installation OF Nrers
y musical programme WIS presented by
Miss Amparita Farrar, Phileas ,-oulet
Miss Jessie Smith and H. Denton Bos-
tow Mrs. r. Brownell was the chair
man of music. The officers installed
were: President, Mrs Helen Whit
man Richie First Vice. President, Mrs.
Russell Bassett; Second Vice President.
Miss Lillian Russell Third Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Ben Hendricks: Fourth
Vice President, Mrs. Susanna Wcstford
Alien; Fifth Vice President, Miss Kate
70. Wilson; Sixth Vice President, Mrs
Adah johnson Shartle Treasurer. Mrs
5. Marcus Harris Corresponding Sec
rotary. Mrs. c, Albert Schultz, and Re
cordlng Secretary, Mrs. Louise
Campbell Stern. The guests Included
of the members.
The work of transporting wounded
soldiers to and from local hospitals will
be continued for the present by mem
bers of the Lafayette Battalion Motor
and Medical Corps. Woman's Police Re
serves. Col Adelaide Mcconnell. COM
mander. Col. Mcconnell has promoted
Lieuts. Frances Thornton and Martha
Riefe TO captaincies, and from captain
c!os Harriet Estabrook and Elizabeth
Haradon to the rank of Majors. Miss
Ora Jones is now AdJutant Lieutenant,
and Miss May +. Comfy Is a Lieutenant.
All OF these officers marched In the
honor line at the recent police parade.
For the benefit of Its headquarters
fund card party was given on Thurs
day afternoon by the Congress OF States
Societies at the Hotel Aston. The com
nttee In charge was made up Of women
representing various States. all promi-
nent IN social club circles.
The women's League OF Nations will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the Hotel
Marseilies Prominent speakers viii