The New York herald., 1920-01-18

be able to help YOU" This short para
graph ably demonstrates the value Of the
organization.
The Neighborhood Club, of PleasantviIe,
provides wholesome recreation for old and
young, rich and poor. by giving delightful
parties where the younger generation en-
joys dancing, while parents "get ac-
quainted" Mrs. Huntoon, in writing Of
these affairs. sG.d:-"We could not help
but feel that our jolly little town never
could be quite the same after a few such
good times together. When one has
tripped the light fantastic toe with his
neighbor to the music Of jazz never
again can the pronouns 'youfs' and
mine have quite the same nleaning-they
both more nearly resemble ours 1t be-
comes our dance, our progress and our
common good"
Mrs. Frederick Zinsser is head OF the
Womens Club in Hastings and is also a
director of the Home Bureau.
Mrs. Alfred Reynolds, Home Bureau
chairman of Montrose, has also formed a
Community Centre for educational activ-
tiles, social meetings and recreation.
Health clinics held in Tarrytown and
Silver Lake attracted large audiences, in
cluding local doctors and nurses. Two eX-
perts from Cornell University made ad-
dresses on varied subjects including
Human Machine, "An Ounce of Perven-
ton Versus a Pound of Cure" What to
Do for Tired Troubles THE Adolescent
Problem" and "Womans Greatest Work. .
Through the cooperation of Mrs. Tat
ham. Mrs. Mead. Miss Simpson and Mr..
Warner, principal Of Croton Falls School
the Junior Projects Course in Foods and
Clothing is to be installed in the school
Junior work differs from other domestic
science teaching in that the course is uni.
form and school credits are given for sue
cessfully' finished projects. The plan Is
to enroll all children who want to take
the lessons for credit and also to permit
any others who wish to join Mrs. Juengst
of Croton Falls, has offered the use OF
her kitchen to teach the girls cooking and
the use of electrical appliances, while Miss
Miriam Clubhouse will assist the teachers
and has given the use Of her kitchen in
teaching the use of more ordinary equip
ment.
Women In the Work.
Following is list of the women who
have enlisted in the important work from
the towns and cities of West Chester
county,
Amawalk-Mrs. Chester NJ. Hyatt.
Ardsley-Mrs. Alfred Clayton. Mrs. Jo-
seph Clendenin, Mrs. Franklin NJ. Haines
Mrs. j. F. Havemeyer. Mrs. Robert J.
Hare Powell, Mrs. John S. Spraker and
Mrs. C. c. Townsend.
Arrnonk-Mrs. Peter Brough, Mrs. II. j.
Hunter, Mrs. William Macdonald and
Miss Sperry
Bedford-Mrs. Lathrop Colgate. Mrs,
Jacob Heinrich. Mrs. Ernest Hockey
Mrs. John c. Hunt, Miss Katherine B.
Clark, Miss Luquer, Miss Louise Wales
Mrs. F. II. vinton Mrs. James Sullivan
Mrs. Anna L. Sutton. Mrs. Z. b. Stead
Mrs. John Kinkle. Mrs. A. d. Partridge
Mrs Casper Ruger, Mrs. d. Edward
O'Brien and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien.
Bedford Hils-Miss Junie Cox. Mrs
William b. Mead, Mrs. James Sheehan
Mrs William Shortel. Mrs. Frank d
SkelI and Mrs. Nelson b. Williams.
Briarcliff Manor-Mrs. G. S. Achilles
Miss Marion f. Baum. Mrs. T. T.. Bishop
Mrs Mary Brown, Mrs. c. p. Case. Mrs
Robert Christie, Mrs. w. II. Coleman, Mis-;
n. G. Dayton, Miss Madeline fieid' MIS-
Gertrude Geedns. Mrs. Y. T. Hungerford
Mrs. I. Jackson, Mrs. Herman N. Johnson
Miss victorine r. Kennedy, Mrs. james
Minshsll. Mrs James Newberry, Mrs. G
T. Oliver. Mrs. S. ID. Ransom. Mrs
Charles T.. Samson, Mrs. Charles II
Schuman, Mrs. Edgar Stowell. Miss kath
crime c. Stafford. Mss Marion S. Thomp
son. Mrs. Mortimer e. Terwilliger, MRS
M. C. Terwilliger, Mrs. II. =. Valentine
TS.
Wright.
Bronxville-Miss Frances 3. Ackerrnan
Mrs. John s Bates, Mrs. Frederic Bacter
Mrs II. r. Charlton. Mrs. Bruce Crane
Mrs T.. 7 DrInmond, Mrs. John 4 Fry
Mrs. Anna D. Geller. Mrs. @. L. Hawkins
/ Mrs. Leonard Kebler, Mrs. Charlie:
knight, Mrs a. w. Lawrence, Mrs
Spencer r. Nichols. Mrs. Phiilp smith
| Mrs Albert Z. Stratton, Mrs Wagner Var
yIacl.. Mrs Caspar c. Whitney. Mrs
Thomas w. Wing and Mrs. f. L. Wurz-
burg.
r Sinclair Lyon, Mrs. Alfred Russell, Mrs.
A. 3. Hunt. Mrs. c. +. Haydock. Mrs
Robert Haviland, Mrs. Victor Quinzburs
Mrs. Percy Kent, Mrs. {. a. Chamoernn'
Mrs. Edward A. HOBBS.
f,ross River-Miss Carrie z. Hunt.
Croton on Hudson--Miss Helen De La
Nov. Mrs. ]. B. Goldsborough. Miss Mary
A. Greene. Mrs Peter Hansen, Mrs. James
n. King. Miss Mary Marin. Mrs. Nina
Morehouse, Mrs. r. W. Trine, Mrs. Ed
ward Warren.
Dobbs Ferrv-Mrs. Z. E. Albee. Mrs. r.
W. Ashcroft, Mrs. S. Brown-Sermon. Mrs.
f. A. Brown, Mrs. Jerome Bradley. MISS
sylvia Brown. Mrs. l. n. Babbitt, Mrs.
G. N. Barney Mrs. Robert Davidson, Mrs.
Robert Denniston. Mrs II. L. r. Edgar,
Mrs w. A. C. Even Mrs. s. French, Mrs.
Allen Hazen. Mrs. John Hoar, Mrs. G.
Hasbrouck. Mrs. c. b. Mills, Mrs. r. b.
Mattern. Mrs. Walter Morse. Mrs. Anton
MoInai. Mrs. S. c. Parker. Mrs. Palm, Mrs.
If. c. Parker, Mrs. Donald Powers, Mrs.
L. Patterson. Miss ;. j. Russell, Mrs.
Joseph Ranney. Mrs. Hugh Thornton, Mrs.
Ecsy Wov fo Keen