New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
At the WOmen's Clubs
About 600 Guests Attend Reception of Washington
Continental Guard; National California Club Will
Close Sea 3on; American Penwomen Elect

Tho Washington Continental Guard
held q reception and dance at the resi-
dence of the commandant, Hemer Lee,
55l West End Avenue, on Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Homer Lee acted as hos
tess and was assisted by Mines. Joseph
NJ Lawlor, Livingston Rove Schuyler,
and Walter Brownell Tufts.
Representatives Of the Colonial DANES.
Daughters of, the American Kevolu-
tion, United States Daughters Of 1872,
Sons of the American Revolution and
Society of the Mayfower Descendants
we're present. There We're also members
III uniform of the Veteran Corps of Ar
Ullery, War of 1912, the Old Guard, the
Grand Army of the Republic and the
New York State Guard Among other
guests present were Mr. and Mrs Henry
r. Browne. Walter Rysam Jones, Cen
eral Richard II. Greene, Rev. An
thony II. Evans. DR.. Livingston
Schuyler Comptroller and Mrs.
Charles l.. Craig. Edward Hagaman
Hall, Mrs. William Gerry Slade, Dr..
and Mrs. Herreshof. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tomhnson. Colonel and Mrs. Clarence
Wilbour Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Warner
NJ. NanNorden. Dr. Austin b. Keep,
Mrs. William K. Stewart and six hun
dred others.
The National California Club will
close its season with a Four Bit Game
Friday. June II, when the members
will be guests OF Mrs. G. Upton Halett
at her home, 80 Grove Place, East
Orange. y. j.
At the annual convention, held May
IS, in Washington. the League Of Amer
lean Penwomen elected the following
national officers; President, Mrs. Will
liam Atherton Du Puy, journalist and
newspaper correspondent; first vice
president. Mrs. Keyes, wife Of Senator
Henry W. Keyes, of New Hampshire,
author and magazine writer; second
vice president, Mrs. Edna NJ. Colman,
magazine editor and writer; recording
secretary, Mrs. c. Austin Thomas, poet
and essaylst; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Hamln +. Cogswell, musical
critic; assistant corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Agnes Newman, researcher
for Haskin News Service; treasurer,
Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher, author;
assistant treasurer, Mrs. Josephine Ar
mold Rich. special feature writer; al-
ditors, Mrs, Grace Duffie Boylan Gel
dert, author. and Mrs. Crete P.
AutCAlHSoH, puDllCltY eXperCi IlDrRr1an,
Mrs. Theodore Cunningham, art critic;
historian, Mrs. Theodore Tiller, Wash
lngton representative for Southern
papers.
Mrs. Isaac Pearson, retiring presi~
dent, was made honorary president;
Mrs. Isabel Anderson (Mrs. Larz An
derson). author, OF Boston and Wash
ington; Mrs. Albert s. Burleson, wife
Of the Postmaster General, dram atist;
Mrs. William Corcoran Euatis, author,
and Mrs. Francois Berger Moran. su-
thor, were made honorary vice presi-
dents.
AT the meeting the name Of state
representative was changed to state
vice-president and The following were
elected as such. Alabama, Mrs Charles
;. Shswhani Alaska. Mrs. Cornelia
Tenpleton Hatcher, Arizona, Mrs. r.
r. Colvini Arkansas, Mxs. James j.
Reed; California, Mrs. Josephine Will
son and Mrs. bertha lincoln Heust;s:
Colorado, Mrs. Nellie Burgse Miller:
Dist5ist. es Columbia, Mrs. Nanette
B, Pauts Florida, Mrs. Glen G, FRS
sell; Georgia Mrs. Helen Dortch Long
streetS Illinois, Miss lrene Crandall;
Hawaii Mrs. Fannie Hesslip Lea Ares:
Indiana, Mrs, Susan McWhiter Os-
trorn; Iowa, Mrs.. Frederick w. Weitz:
Kentucky. Miss Sara l.. Young. Lit, D. F:
Massachusetts, Mrs, Frederick r.