The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03

Titus and Margaret WeaveH Mines. d.
r. Van Ripper, w. A. Winter. f. w
Resberg ard John l. Zaugg.
The autumn session OF the Free In
dustrial School for Crippled Oh ldfen.
All West Irifty-severth street, Col. Wal
ter Scott president, will begin on Octo-
Der IL and with full attendance, for
even though t'e children are perma-
nently handicapped by having crippled
bod es, yet during their entire summer
spent at the vacation home of the So
cirty-the Lulu Thorloy Homie for Grip
yled and Delicate Children, Claverack,
y. VT has been necessary to have n
physician in attendant only once. The
same course of study is ven the chill
dren as that Of the public schools up to
The eighth grade as the children are un-
der ID years Vegetables were sent down
from the country home garden when il
closed on September 80 ard will be used
for the childrens lunches during the
inter. The summer fair held at the
home In July was a success. the treas
ury ben replenished. for much needed
current expenses. while many new
members. among them Gov. and Mrs.
Smith. were added. the dues from the
f. members being added to the perma-
uert fund. which Mr. Scott is endeavo~-
Scioel md the horn wil be pr Il oailv
relf-supporting. but many thousands are
Il II needed The monthly meetings of
the members wi b resumed at the.
schoo commencing October 5. The Of
fcers of the school in addition to the
president are First vce-president, Mrs.
Charles Thorey second vice-pres dent
Mrs Frank Jefferson b odgett third
vice-prosidcnt, Mrs. Nicholas NJ. Pond !;
treasurer. Mrs Edwar' DAVIS Jones :;
corresponding secrtars, Mrs Null n
Wayne; recording secretary. Miss AMELIA
Day Campbell: auditor. Mr.. +. Ellwood
Briggs, and superintendent, Mrs. NJ.
Eleanor Bu.lard.
Mrs. Edgar Park. president OF abe
Society of Michigan Women in New
York. will give a receution on Tuesday
for Mrs. Thomas Gladstone Massey, for
mer president OF that organiza on. The
reception win be at the home of Mrs.
John b. Sheppard. 307 w. Seventy
ninth street, and among the specially
invited guests are Mrs. John Bush.
president of the Michigan Women. aud
members Of her club and Mrs. Sidney
Lockhart.
The Government Club. Mrs. George L.
Owens president, will hold its first
meeting of this season at the Hotel
Aston tomorrow afternoon. The regular
meeting will be preceded by a board
meeting at l o'clock.
| The speakers for the first meeting
will be Mrs. Axel o. Ihlseng, chairman
| of resolutions Of the New York City
Federation OF women's Clubs. who will
| give report as to what disposition WAS
made of the resolutions presented TO the
City liberation by the Government Club.
Mr. James III. Heron, the original
william In "Bunty Pulls the Strings"
will entertain the Government Club with
| some Of his own compositions.
Col Ernest K. Coulter. managing
| director of the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty TO Children. will take
for his subject Child Protection in New
Work
The Government Club Is forming
several new standing committees and
( Mrs. Owens will appoint her various
chairmen at the board meeting.
The club will follow its regular plar
OF work and present to the members
subjects which are VITAL frou a civic
| viewpoint.