New-York tribune., 1920-04-25
Club to Give Camouflaec Ball

~ camounage Dali is to De given
May 16 by the clubwomen o! the four
Oranges for the benefit of tie Serbian
Child Welfare Association, 257 Fourth
Avenue, New York. The affair will be
given in the Woman's Club house in
East Orange. Mrs. Abram B.nta Hop
per. Of South Orange, president of the
Woman's Club of Orange, is chairman
Of the affair. She will be assisted by
the officers of her own club, including
Miss Louie Ada Hiss, South Orange;
Mrs. Hedley V. Cooke. Orarge; Mrs
L. Stowell Clark, Orange; Mrs. j: Girls
void Dolson, Orange; Mrs. Charles w.
Steele, East Orange; Mrs. Edward A.
Mccoy. East Orange, and Mrs. G.
1.arue Masters, East Orange.
At the election held Wednesday of
last week by the National Society, Pa
triotic Women of America, the follow
ing officers were elected to serve two
years: Miss Mary Van Buren, Wander
poel, first vice president; Mrs. Hamil-
ton f. Downing, third vice e-president;
Mrs. Charles f. Terhune, fifth vice
president; Mrs. C. C. Kennedy, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Alfred F. Masury.
treasurer; Mrs. Clarence M. Learned,
smith, Mrs. James D. Shipman and Mrs
Chandler Smith, directors.
Andrew Jackson Chapter, National
Society Daughters Of 1912, Of which
Mrs. Homer Lee Is regent, hold its last
regular meeting last week at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. The program was musi-
cal and under the direction of Mrs. R.
NJ. Treadwell and Mrs. Clarence will
bur Smith. The chapter will close the
season with an outing at Governors
Island In the early part of May.
Charter Chapter, Daughters Of the
Union, will hold it's annual meeting and
the election of officers at the Waldorf
Wednesday. The program will begin
at 2 o'clock. The speakers will be
Thomas F. Lee, executive director of
the National Association for the Pro-
lection of American Rights in Mexico.
and Alfred E. Henderson. who will
speak on Americanization. j
The last regular meeting Of the New
York Browning Society was held at the
Waldorf Wednesday afternoon, when
Mrs. Kate Upson Clark, chairman Of
the day, presented for discussion and
study the poem Ora Lippo Lippi" DR..
Jesse .. Hurlburt gave an address on
FRA Lippo Llppi's place in art. and Miss
S4SiA '" iColu COle spoke ON FRA
Lippo Lippi: An Unfulfilled Life" The
discussion which followed was led by
MISS Cornelia Ensign Cady, Mrs. Frank
Dickson and Miss Ella E. Wagar.
The regular board meeting Of tho So
clety will be held Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
The delegates elected to represent
the society at the coming CONVICTION of
the New York City Federation are Mrs
Nathaniel Brandon, Mrs. John Howley
CLARK, Mrs. II. c. M. Ingrahap and Mrs
Davenport.
Tho dance given at the Plaza bv the
National California Club last week was
for the benefit Of the reserve fund and
al arrangements were made and car
rled out by the committec---Mrs. Henry
l.: Harrison, Mrs. George U. Hallctt.
MISS Dorothy ShurtleF, Mrs. George
w. Severn and Mrs. George r. Shurt-
left, chairman.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
club was held Tuesday at thew aldorf
Mrs; William T. Martin was chairman
0I o., the day, assisted by Mrs. Samuel |.
warren, " with Mrs. Charles Austin
Bates and Mrs. George Perkins Lawton
acting as "a reception committee. Some In
Of the hostcsses were Mrs. Charles a
BECK, Mrs. Henry l.. Harrison. Mrs
Russell Bassitt. Mrs. J. T. Odeli. Mrs. s'
George. Giddings, Mrs. 4. w. Runyon.
Mrs. Percy Walker, Mrs. w. r. Martin
Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian, Mrs. C. d. CLARK
Mrs; Egbert Chamberlain and Mrs. G.
G. HalIet.
Tho State Democratic Forum. Inc.
Mrs. Robins A. Lau president and Mrs
j. HEDGES Croweil honorary vice-prcsi
lEnt MiL nncl ~ tkn iintnI 4 atur T..