New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-04
News Of Happenings !,
In the Women>As Clubs

drawn into the current, A Nousands OF
others are sinking. .ho on-
~In safeguarding the girls,A she COL on
tinued, at is most important w "a"
prove conditions within the hot &C. ect;va
"The plan of the Girls Prof 'I l,,hs
Association in organizing service 1 ~
.of girls who will in turn seek o. "el
girls to help deserves the commend
ton of ALL
pound of cure C1ubwomen long ago
learned the truth Of this old adage.
"The National Recreation Aesocia-
ton, Of which have been made 'secre-
tary, is vitality considering the pfotec-
ton of young women through satisfy
ing their need for recreation at the end
of the days work. Protect the caty's
girlhood' should be rallying cry for
all clubwomen in 1920"
The Government Club, of which Mrs,
George E. Owens is president, will hold,
its regular January meeting tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the Hotel
Astor. Speakers Of the afternoon will
be Miss Elisabeth Marbury on "America
| Overseas" Mrs. Belle de Rivera,
| founder and former president of the
club, on "Reminiscences; DR.. Warren
Hall on applied Psychology and
Colonel Withrow on 'The Thrift Move
ment."
The guests of honor will be Mrs.
John Francis Yawger and Mrs. Dore
Lyon, former presidents Of the New
York City Federation of Clubs.
The Government Club will give,
card party January IL at 2 o'clock at
the home of the clubs chairman of
reception, Mrs. E. J. Luttreu. A board
meeting will be held at 1880 o'clock.
The guest of honor of the moath at
Ahe Pen and Brush Club will be Coz onel
Arthur Lynch. A tea will be given in
honor of Colonel Lynch Monday, Janh>
airy S. at the clubhouse. 1874 East Nine,
teenth Street, at a o'clock. The first
meeting Of the year of the writer's sec.
ton of the club will be Thursday,
January 8. Mrs. Kate Jordan Vernlilye
will have charge of the program. The
subject will be eve Build Novel,"
The Daughters of Nebraska in New
York held New Years reception at
the home of the president, Mrs. Dexter
D. Ashley. Many native Nebraskans
were the guests of the club.
The clubs first meeting of the year
will be THURSDAY, January 8, at the
Hotel Aston. Professor Sarka Herb
| RoVa, nead or the department. OF
Slavonic languages at the University
of Nebraska. will lecture On "The Slavs
of Central Europe"
! The Women's Club of Forest Hills,
N. Y, recently adopted resolutions
commencing the work of Arthur Will
Jams, Federal Food Administrator of
New York City. "The Women's Club
of Forest Hills, which has enjoyed the
benefit of his personal advice and ex-
PLANTATION of Federal policies and plans
enforced for the welfare of every
American home and family, put on
record its keen appreciation of his
work." is the way in which the club
expresses itself.
signora Rosetti Agresti will lecture
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon on
the International Institute of Ayri-
culture at Rome at the Central Branch
of the Y. w. c. A. $40 Lexington Ave
nue.. The lecture will be held under
the auspices of the Woman's National
Farm and Garden Association. Signora
Agresti has been connected witHAthe
International Institute for fourteen
years as interpreter and coworker with
David Lubin, United States delegate.