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American Relief Workers
Entertained i'm Rome
Ambassador johnson Gives
Luncheon for Mrs. ]. A. Drake
and Mrs. Walton I'll. Marshall

Robert Underwood Johnson, Ameri-
can ambassador to Italy, was one Of
several prominent persons in Rome
who entertained last week in honor Of
Mrs. John A. Drake and Mrs. Walton
II. Marshall, of New York, upon their
return from an inspection tour of Italy
in the interest of the American Free
Milk and Relief for Italy, of which Mrs
Hrake is president.
Ambassador Johnson gave luncheon
for Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Marshall in
:he Grand Hotel, where he resides. 1t
was attended by many persons prou-
rent in the ohcial life of Italy before
hom Ambassador Johnson, in an ad-
dress, expressed great satisfaction and
the warmest admiration for the relief
work that was being done by Mrs.
brakes organization.
In Genoa, the last place to be visited.
public reception was given in honor
OF the two New York women at which
the city officials and the public gem
orally expressed their gratitude for the
fourteen free dispensarcs which the
American organization has established
~ that district. Mrs. Drake and Mrs.
Marshall will return to America by
way Of France in time to attend the
tribute to Italy ball. which is to be
given at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel No
Vember 90.
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sum for the philanthropic fund. DR.
Frances ". Mcneil is the president.

With decorations Of the yellow poppy,
which is indigenous with the Golden
State" as we'll as banners and stream
ers of the sam, shade, the members and
guests of the National California Club
enjoyed the annual luncheon Tuesday
at the Hotel Pennsylvania, in charge of
Mrs r. Gordon Walker, chairman.
The guests Of honor were Mrs. Cas-
Ter Whitney, DR.. Frances w. Mcneil.
Mrs. 3. P. Herbert, Mrs. Axcl O. Ihl-
seng, Mrs Bedell Parker, Mrs. Cora
Welics Trow, Mrs. Todd, of Berkeley.
Calf, and Mrs. Glascott, of Oakland.
Calf
For the first time in fifteen years
there was no program. The introduce
ton of the honor guests was followed
by a moving picture giving the history
OF California from the early davs TO
the date of the fire Of 1906.
Ihe women on the reception commit
tee were Mrs. Samuel l. Warren, Mrs.
Joseph Gutman and Mrs. Carl Jungen.
me hostesses were Mrs. A. A. Fisher.
Mrs: Henry l.. Harrison, Mrs. William
~ Moore jr., Mrs. w. II. Bowes and
Mrs. j: T. Odell, Mrs. Thomas ]
VIVIAN is president of the club
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diet Lecturer to Tell
How a Kitchen Works
Miss Payne viii Discuss ellis.
tory in the Making" Before
Association

Mrs: Jessica Lozier Payne will ap
pear for the first time this season at
Aeolian Hall on November 8, when she
will begin her eighth series of twelve
talks on History in the Making" un-
DER the auspices of the New York Diet
Kitchen Association. The proceeds of
these current events lectures for the
benefit of the associations welfare
work at its eight health centers will
be devoted to activities among children
between two and six years of age, who
have been graduated from the baby
conferences but not yet come under
the supervision of school nurses.
The. board of managers comprises
Mrs August Lewis, Mrs. Myrick Plum
mer, Mrs. Edward Tuck, Mrs. Henry
Willard, Mrs: James N Wells, Mrs.
Joseph w. Tilton, Mrs. Edward NJ.
Cook, Mrs: John Degener, Mrs. Frank
Badgley, Mrs. William Curtis Demo-
rest, Mrs. Edward Ingraham, Mrs.
Rowland G. Freeman, Miss Friede
Mrs. Henry P. Dawson,
Mrs; Arthur S. Dwight. Mrs Richard
M. Hodge, Miss Louise Barrows, Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Active Season
Is Launched by
WOmen's Clubs
Congress of States Societies
Outlines Program and
Elects Delegates to Con.
vention of City Federation
Browning Society Meets
National California Club
Members See Motion Pic.
ture Giving States History

The hrst meeting of the season held
by the Congress of States Societies
took place last Thursday at the Hotel
Gregorian. At the business meeting,
which opened the season the year s
program was outlined, delegates to the
October convention Of the New York
City Federation were elected, commit
tees were appointed and several new
members were admitted. The states
Michigan, Ohio, Alabama, California,
Illinois. New York, Missouri, Indiana,
Montana, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Penn
sylvania and Delaware.
An excellent program was enjoyed,
the speakers being Mrs. Royal S. Cope
land, who gave a detailed account of
her trip through Europe, telling of the
conditions noted by herself and DR..
Copeland; Mrs. Johr Bush Mrs. Franl;
l.. Ferguson and Mrs. A. j. Brousseau.
The program was in charge of the Club
Of Michigan Daughters, Mrs. Edgar
Park. president, and Mrs. John B.
. The states dinner will be held Novem-
Der II, when each table will represent
q state.
The latest state to affiliate with the
congress is the Daughters of Alabama
which is the newest one to organize
in New York
The associate membership Of the
congress is large one, and queries
concerning the same, AS we'll as appli-
cation for membership, may be ad
dressed. to the secretary, Mrs. Charles
D. Hirst, of 1877 West Fifty-seventh
Street.
At q meeting held recently at the
home of Mrs. j. b. F. HerreshofP the
constitution was adopted and officers
elected for New York's latest wom-
ans club, the Daughters of Alabama.
The membership already numbers 100
and the meetings will be held the first
Tuesdays of the month. The officers
elected were president, Mrs. Here's
hof; vice-pres dents, Mrs. Anne K.
Boone and Mrs. William D. Sands; re-
cclding secretary, Mrs. Charles Thomp-
son: corresponding secretary. Mrs. II.
B. Mendehall; treasurer, Mrs Henry
G. Smith.
Other directors are Mrs Samuel
Hodgson, Mrs. Charles Clisby, Mrs. H.
J. Dryer, Mrs A. II. Kilduff and Miss
Anne Kelly.
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American Pen
Women's League
Is Entertained
Miss Elizabeth Todd Nash
Is the Hostess at the
Organizations Function
at Greenwich, Conn.
Special Dispatch to Tho Tribune

6POCtUb DSDQtCn 10 xf0 Tribune
GREENWICH, Conn, Oct. 23.-Miss
Elizabeth Todd Nash, of Madison, en-
tertained the Connecticut member Of
the League OF American Pen Women
yesterday, where the guests Of honor
were the Princess Troubetski and Nina
Putnam Wilcox. Among others present
were Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, Miss
Caroline Ruutz- Rees, of Greenwich:
Miss Fitzgerald, Mrs. II. B. Prindle,
Mrs. Blanche S. Wagstaff, Mrs. John
> Montgomery, Of Riverside; Mrs. J.
a. Rawson, of Sound Beach, and Mrs.
David Bispham, Of stamford. Miss
Nash is president Of the Madison His
tOrical Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Arai sailed last week
for Japan, where they will visit their
daughter, Mic, who was brought up in
TINS country, where she attended the
Low Haywood school, and who is now
married to a Japanese nobleman and
living on the island of Formosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. l.. Pomeroy enter
tanned recently for dinner Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank b. Noyes, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Macy and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H..
Mrs. Minturn Scott and her three
ch4loren nave come over from England
to spend the winter months in the
home of Mrs. SCOTS sister, Mrs. I. N.
rhelps Stokes, who will soon leave for
New York.
Mrs: A. A. Anderson has returned to
ner Mllbank Avenue residence here.
a1ter spending the summer at her
country estate on Long Beach, Los
Mr., and Mrs. Melville D. Truesdale
Will leave early in November for their
wlnter home, at 1923 East Sixty-ninth
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Juniors to Meet Thursday

A meeting Of the Junior Cabinet.
lss Evelyn Estabrook, chairman; III -.
unlor Matrons. Mrs. Donald Green.
hartman, and the Junior Juniors. Miss
ngela Cochran. chairman, Of the New
l 1orE Mozart Society, Of which Mrs.
held at the Hotel Astor October 2S
The ushers' Club of the society will
nave a meeting and election of officers
morrow and on November / The re-
9tion committee, Mrs. Henry c. Haw-
ms, chairman, will meet at the Hotel
stor. The board o: governors Of the
,ciety VIII meet st the Astor with
rs. Mcconnell November 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Griffith cell
hrated their twentieth wedding ami.
'ersary on Monday night last by giy-
ng, dinner and theater party. They
,?ok their guests to see "Little Old
New York" In the party were Mr..
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Miss Marion Riley Engaged
Marriage to Godfrey C.. Nciley
Set for November 6

The marriage of Miss Marion G.
Riley, daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
George Parker Riley and niece of Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Jones jr., of 80
Washington Street East Orange, and
Godfrey Cook Neiley, of Boston, will
take place November in the Church
of the TRANSPORTATION, New York.
Lleutenant Commander George Neilev
WI be best man, and the ushcrs will be
Richard Neilcy, Steven Neiley and
Charles Marshall. Of Boston; Frederick
Chapman. of Chicago, and Alfred J.
Riley and Harold A Riley. of East
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Women's Forum Opens Season

The Woman's Forum, Of which Miss
Helen Varick Boswell is president, held
It's first meeting of the season Friday
in the music room of the Hotel Bilt-
more. Miss Mary Wood was heard on
"The Legislative Outlook" and Mrs.
Claudia Quigley Murphy had as her
topic "The Token of Our Civilization"
Delegates to the General Federation
OF Women's Clubs, which met at Des
Women's Clubs meeting at Utica re-
lated some of their experiences.
Miss Margaret Gay Dolliver and Mrs.
John Quincy Adams, both Of Iowa, were
guests Of tho club.
The newly organized Edgar Allan Poe
Society was entertained at the Hotel
Marseilles Friday evening by Mrs
Beatrice Goldie Corbett, vice-president
of the organization. She was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Alberta Gallatin
Childe, president and founder of the
society; Miss Alice Ives, historian; Mrs.
G. K. Haviland, treasurer; Mrs. G. W.
Rotsford. vice -president; Mrs. Roy l..
Mangum, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Ellen Kirk Downs, foreign repre-
sentative, and Mrs. Anna NJ. Laning,
recording secretary.
The Woman's Forum, Of whtcn Miss
Helen Varick Boswell is president, held
its first meeting of the season Friday
morning in the music room of the
Hotel Biltmore. Miss Mary Wood
spoke on "The Legislative Outlook"
and Mrs. Claudia Quigley Murphy had
as her topic "The Token Of Our Civili
zation."
The Rainbow Club of the Americas,
Mrs. Lillian Miles Walbridge, founder
and president. will have six dances in
the Colonial Room of the Hotel Meal.
pin this winter. The first one will be
held November 12, and the other dates
are December 10, January IA, February
IL, March IL and April 8. The object
OF the club & to encourage a better
understanding and friendship between
the people of North America and mem
bers of the Latin race living here.
The officers are Colonel Thomas A.
II Hay, honorary presidents; DR. Marcel
Gutierrez, honorary vice president;
Mrs. Lillian Miles Walbridge. president
and treasurer; Mrs. Lillian Wells. first
vice-president; Mrs. Facundi Bacardi,
second presidents; Mrs. Manuel
Piedra Martel, third vce-president;
Mrs. Sara Johnson Towne, secretary;
Mrs. Mercedes De Taylor, Latin secre-
tary, and Miss Dorothy Thompson. as
sistant secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Daughters of Empire State

The opening business and social
meeting Of the National Society Daurh. d.
tcrs Of the Empire State took Mace
last Thursday afternoon in the white
and gold room Of the Waldorf-Astorio.
with the president, Harriet Bishop Wa,
ters IN the chair. Plans for the sen
son, including the getting out Of a
year book and arrangements for vari-
Gus entertainments were discussed
MISS julia ). Chase gave musical /
program, assisted by the club accom-.
panist, Miles Martin, Misc Ionu
Heiscnbuttle. soprano. and Miss War'
garet Kocnig sang. The president pov.
a short talk on current events. md
the other speaker of the afternoon was
Nine. Bertha Hollcy, whose subject was
DRESS" 90
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and Mrs. Noble Mcconnell Mrs. Crit
fifth is a member of the board of pcy-
ernors of the New York Mozart
Society

fifth is member of the board Of gov
ernors of the New York Mozart
Society.
More than 100 members Of the New
York Theater Club, Mrs. Belle de
Rivera, president, attended the Fridav
matinee of because of Helen" at tie
Punch and Judy Theater. A number
of prominent members OF other clnbs
also attended, among them being Mrs.
Winifred Harper Cooley, Mrs Axel O.
lhlseng, Miss Theodore Larocque, Mrs
J Christopher Marks, president of the
Iheatcr Assembly; Mrs. Harold George
Wood, president of the Theora Mat
inee Club; Mme. Gertrude Bert.ne
Mrs Thomas J. Vivian, president OF
the National California Club, and Mrs
Albert A. Snowden, of the The ter
Club, Inc.
Alan Brooks, the actor-author IF
because Of Helen" will be the guest
Theoria Matinee Club, Wednesday, No
vember 10, at the Hotel Astor.
The State Democratic Forum 1nc.,
Mrs. Robins A. Lau, president, will
have Dem ocsatic rally Thursday at
the Hotel Astor. Among the speakers
will be Miss Elisabeth Marbu1y, John
j. Boylan and William Harrison Black.
The Woman's Democratic Club will
give a luncheon November 13 at the
Commodore for Miss Elisabeth Mar
bury In appreciation Of her work dur
ing the campaign. Mrs. John G.. Will
Jams is chairman Of the luncheon COM
mittee. reception will precede the
luncheon Mrs. Williams has been ap-
pointed hy Miss Marburv chairman of
the Senatorial district of Queens
County.
The Michigan Women in New York,
Mrs. John J. Brush, president, held
the first meeting Of the season of the
board of directors at the home Of Mrs.
Gerson C.. Coblens. Col West 115th
Street, last Tuesday evening. The reg
ular meeting will be held November is.
Education and philanthropic work will
be undertaken extensively this season
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

F; Timlow, Mrs. George Reese s...,
Mrs: Edward Foote Dwight. M. We rNs,
land +: Griggs. Mrs. II. nobar. Woaal'- aal'-
Mrs. Walker d. Hines, Mrs. Dsnss1Aes
Davis, Mrs. Francis II. Adrisn~aS A.
Mrs. Seth NJ. Milliken. 's and
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Notes of the Women's Clubs-Afairs in Society

Edwin r.. Mairs, Miss Dorothea E.
Schmjtz, Miss Mary L. Pruyn, MRS.
William D. Gsillard, Mrs. Dudley Ten
ney, Miss Julia E. Smith, Mrs. James
Ditmars Voorhees,, Mrs. Elias N. John
son, Miss Alice Taggart, Mrs. William
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

convention Of Women's Clubs by Mrs.
John Francis Yawger, president Of the
colony.
The first social affair OF the season
will be November II, commemorating
the signing Of the compact by the
Pilgrim Fathers and celebrating the
signing of the armistice There will
be addresses by prominent people and
the presidents Of various organiza tions
in the city will be guests.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Illinois Women Nee,

The Society Of Illinois Women in
New York, Mrs. Thomas Slack presi-
dent, held its first meeting Of the sea-
son Thursday afternoon at the Wal
dorf rf-Astoria The business session was
Followed by short program. Mrs.
II. Josephine Smart was chairman, end
among the speakers were Miss Portia
Willis, Miss Eva Sherwood Potter, Mrs.
Winter Russell and Mrs. Arthur l.. Liv-
crmorc.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

l aul IulHpSlOne ana Mrs. Spencer Ma
ben.
The Woman's National Automobile
Club of America, Mrs Charles Baker
president, will give dinner and dance
at the Hotel Plaza November 12 The
club will have weekly meetings during
the season at the Plaza, where ali topics
en- the subject of the automobile and
business affairs of the club will be dis
cussed. Board meetings will be held
every first Friday in each month. Tea
is served after each meeting.
The New Workers, Mrs. Olive Scott
Gabriel, PRESIDENT held the first bust
ness meeting Of the season at the Ho-
tel Astor on Thursday morning, when
plans for the winter were made. The
winters program will include philan-
fhropic work, social and musical af
fairs, besides the usual dances The
first regular meeting will be held at
the Hotel Astor on November 5, and
on November 8 a card party will be
given, the proceeds to be donated to the
Little Mothers Bazaar Mrs. Mills will
be acting chairman for these affairs.
November 19 social day will be held at
the Hotel Astor, and on December
given, with Mrs. William ". Brash
chairman.
The Pennsylvania Society, which has
large membership in New York, will
give a tea early in November at the
Navy Club, Is East Forty-hrst Street
"hen men from the battleship Penn
sylvania will be guests of honor Civ
lIans IN the city who claim Pennsyl-
vania as birthplace also will be vel
come: Among the guests will be Ad
mlral Wilson and Governor Sproul.
flans and arrangements for the event
were discussed Friday at meeting at
the t1he home Of Mrs. Roger Lewis, 500
" est SeVenty-elghth Street, at which
the work done by the NAVY Club to
provide shore home for the men Of
the United States navy and marine
forces was outlined by the vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. William II. Hamilton.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Minerva. Arranges PROGRAM

"How interpreted to England the
Spirit OF America will be the topic of
an address tomorrow by the Rev. Dr..
Joseph Fort Newton, of the Church of
the Divine Paternity, at the first lunch
con at the Waldorf-Astoria of the sea-
son, of the Minerva Club. Mrs. Mary
Stokes MacNutt president. "Dickens's
influonce Upon American Literature'
is the title of an address to be given by
Dr. Lyman Whitne" Allen, president Of
the Dickens Fellowship and of The Sons
OF the American Revolution, New Jer-
sey Society Mrs. Frederick II. Hay
wood. soprano, will sing an operatic
aria and groups of songs James Oliver
Boone also will sing Mrs. Louis
Amin Ames is chairman Of the dav
Mrs. John Francis Yawger is chairman
Of program for the season, and Mrs.
Edward Burton Williams is chairman of
the luncheon.
The Beethoven Society. Nina Aida
Ianini- -Tagliavia president, will have
Greta Iorpadle, soprano, and Walter
ollpert, pianist, AS artists at the first
lnusicai OF the seventh season on No
vember 13 In the Plaza ballroom Coen-
iIaadv-bos viii be the accompanist. Miss
Iorpadie will sing groups of Scandj.
navian, French and English songs, in
cluding two new ones by Louis koem.
menich, conductor Of the societq. and
one IN manuscript, "A Burst Of Nal
ocE, by Fritz Kreisler. DANCING will
follow the program.
Inc hrst of a series Of afternoon
oridge parties for the board members
at tne homes of the officers will be hold
al at tne residence of Mrs. Grace A
smith, treasurer of the society an
thursday, October 28. The first larga
card party for all the members and
their friends will be held Friday M
Vember 26, at the Plaza. The cba;r
men men are Mrs. Carl Juneen and Mrs
Edward Hull Smith. 'u -' D.
The next regular meeting os the g.
eellety for Political Study. Mrs. II Mc-
'ielian Wade, president. will be MA
d, the hotel Astor Tuesday at o.9n
o'clock. DR.. Lillian Craig Randal, r;Ij
1 pe chairman Of the day, and Char,os
ferguson will speak on "Technocrac,,
tne Rlse of New Politics in Iondos'
Faris and New York" SAMPLE hallnt,
VIII be obtained at this meet;nr ar5
Mrs A. J: Hanford, chairman Of jse;s-
iiat>on, Will talk on the smendments ~
ne voted for at the coming electior
Delegates to the state convention haia
early IN the month at Utica will eiva
reports. AZ give
:, The New York City Colony Of Nav
England Women will hold its frst bnsi
mes: meeting on Thursday at he Wsi.
oorf Astoria. A report Of tho nat,onol
congress will be given by Mrs Henrr
Clarks Coe and OF the state federatjor |
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Alumnae Association Meets

The October meeting of the New
York Chapter, Alumnn Association of
Trinity College, Washington, was held
recently at the Waldorf Astoria. Ar
rangements were completed for the
dance to be given by the chapter on
8 the evening of Nover Der 26 at the Hc-
tel Biltmore for the benefit of the col
lege building fund. Invitations will be
sent out within the next few weeks,
and the final details and list Of patton
esses will be announced at the next
chapter meeting, an the early part of
November.
The New York Browning Society
opened its meeting last Wednesday at
the Waldorf Astoria, the subject for
discussion being "Trxnscendentalism
and How il Strikes Contemporary"
DR.. Martha Foote Crow, as chairman,
gave the Introductory remarks, and
Mrs. Nathanial Brandon read the
poems An address was made on "The
Poet and His World" by Miss Amelia
Josephine BUR- There were specified
subjects presented for discussion b.
Miss Clara l. Colburne, Mrs Bern Rudd
Gallaudet, Dr. Lillian Craig Ran 1al
and Mrs. Mae Fowler Gillian as lead
erS.
The hospitality committee included
Mrs. William Griffith, chairman, and
Mrs James NJ, Steward, Mrs A. M.
Ryon, Mrs Emory b. Lease and Miss
Eileen Vail Mrs John Holley Clark.
president, presided.
A benefit card party was given Mon
day BY the Society Of New York State
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

Mrs. Timothy Martin O'Connor's En-
tre-Nous Club will hold its first dance
of the season Wednesday in the ball-
room OF the Hotel Plaza. The other
rsnces. will be held November II and
December 8. "N
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

The National Opera Club. Mme. K.$h-
arine Won Klenner president. will p;ye
q musical on Thursday at the .Waidorf.
Astoria: The artists will be Frederick
Southwck, Miss Mai Kalna and others.
Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis will talk on
current events in music, and Frederick
Dean will give lecture on the Niebel
llunger Ring. The guests Of honor will
be b Ernest Bloch. Edward Lankow, Leon
Halns and Mr.. and Mrs. Josef Piastro-
Bprissoff.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

A benefit card party was given Mon
day by the Society Of New York State
Women at Hotel Astor, which netted
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
A card party for the bennett q, M;.s

A card party for the benefit Of Miss
llzzie Masters, actress, who has been
~ tor two years, will be held at the
'lctel Astor on Election Day. Tickets
may be obtained at the door or from
MEMBERS of the committee. Members
q the committee are Mrs. A. Nj. Palm
er,. Mrs. Belle de Rivera, Mrs. Owen
>iidare, Mrs. John Stratton O'Leary.
RS. r. Kirk, Mrs. Nora Donnelly, Mrs.
OWN Arden, Miss Mazda Cragen, Miss
Liazle Rochelle, Mrs. Lillian Sire, Mrs,
- W. DeLisser, Mrs. John J. Boylan,
iiss Mary Shaw, Miss Ruth Langley
ana Miss Amelia Summerville. Mrs.
:; +. Ranger and Mrs. o. Doescher are
he chairmen.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

-, The Womans Press Club, Harryot
HOLT Day, president, will hold the first
social day Of the season at the Wal
next Saturday. The sub
Ject Will be "Literature," with Mrs.
Hwen Kildare and Miss Mary Seigrist,
cnAlrmcn. Miss Lille Bergh will be
=" charge OF tho musical program.
Among the speakers on literature will
he Louis Wiley, Mrs. Lucille Van Slvke
@rs. Ruth Mason Rice, Nine. Won KEN
ner. Charles Hanson Towne and Miss
Anne Wynn.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

The Civitas Club will have a meet
ing on Wednesday, when the "Is sues
OF the Campaign" will be presented by
Mrs. William Vanamee, Republican, and
Mrs. Charles l.. Tiffany, Democrat. The
hostesses will be Mrs Henry r. Be
guelin, Mrs. Oliver G. Carter, Mrs. 0.
Paul Humpstone and Mrs. Spencer Ma
ben.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

The New York City Colony Of Nsw
England Women will hold its frst bns;
mes: meeting on Thursday at he Wsi-
oorf Astoria. A report Of the national
congress will be given by Mrs Hem
Clarke Coe and Of thN state fedsra+jov
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