The New York herald., 1921-06-12

4 LMOST Ike =, :sig family party
~ will be the gathering Of women
members of clubs at Salt Lax,
City this week. Delegates from all
parts OF the country will attend the
General Federation Of Women's Clubs
Council. which opens to-day at the
Hotel Utah and continues until Satur-
day. They will tell what their or
ganizations have done and what they
hope to accomplish.
The Council will be fitting ending
Of a year Of great effort in the world
of women's clubs. and will be in the
nature Of q conference of the General
Federation with State federations and
individual clubs taking part. Tho pro-
gramme has been so arranged that
each delegate can attend every ses-
sion without any outside interests to
distract her attention. For this reason
there will be no supplementary con-
ferences, and each chairman will be
asked to present her work herself.
There is only one event scheduled FOR
to-day and that is a meeting or the
board of directors. Tomorrow there
will be q meeting OF the executive com
mittee in the morning, and in the after
noon and evenings meetings OF the board
of directors. On Tuesday there will be
a conference Of the club presidents. State
presidents and department chairmen. fol-
lowed by a dinner In the evening, after
which the formal opening will take place
with Mrs. Thomas G. Winter and Mrs.
f. o. Leatherwood presiding. There will
be addresses of welcome by Mrs. Ed
ward Buchsel. director of Utah, G. F. c.
u: Mrs. Clesson s. Kinney, honorary
vice-president, G. F. w. c.; Mrs. E. 0.
Leatherwood, president Utah Federation
OF Women's Clubs; Mr.. Charles r.
Mabey, Governor of Utah. and Mr. Clar-
ence c. Nelson, Mayor of Salt Lake
City. At 9:30 that evening the local
council board will hold a reception at
the Utah State Capitol.
Wednesday will be State presidents
day and will be devoted to business.
with n luncheon at $780, with Montana
and Idaho as hostesses. There will be
State presidents dinner In the evening,
with Mrs. Thomas G. Winter as toast
mistress. followed by musical and liter
ary programme. Thursday will be de-
partment day with Arizona and New
Mexico as hostesses at luncheon and Col
orado as dinner hostess. This Will be
followed by an evening session at ASSEM-
bly, Hall. On Friday there Will be con-
ference Of State and club presidents with
department chairmen. Washington and
Oregon will be the hostesses at luncheon.
The afternoon will be devoted to music.
literature, art and education. There Will
be a Joint conference Of board of direc-
tors and State presidents on Saturday
morning and meeting of the board OF
directors IN the afternoon. The other
delegates and visiting club women will
spend the day sightseeing. Daily drives
TO the nearby canyons will be a feature
Of the convention week.
Euterpe Club Mrs. Alcinous Berton
Jamison, president win have an outing,
luncheon, bridge and euchre on Thurs
day at Arrowhead Inn. Among those
who have eignifed their intention OF
being present are Mines. Jamison. How
ard MacNutt, Marie Cross Newhaus.
Adelyne Wesley, Joseph e. vidalm.
Thomas W. @. Cook, Albert Schaefer.
James Moran, Mary d. Barker. John
Richard Brady. William Le Main.
James Pring1e, Charles A. Stoneham. AL
fred Nicholson, John Lambert and Mary
Donnarunna, Misses Elsie Mcdowell
and Ida Judson. Mrs Charles p. Havi-
land is chairman Of the luncheon.
A garden party and bridge VIII be
given by Mrs. Frederic Clark Brown at
her country home in Yonkers on Tues
day for the members of Minerva Club. OF
which Mrs. Mary Stokes MacNutt is
president
The clubrooms Of tho Professional
woman's League. In West Fifty-nfth
street, win be open all summer for the
benefit of members who cannot be In
town during tho winter season. Mrs.
Russell Bassett was hostess at get
together on Monday, and on June 20
Mrs. John Mcclure Chase will open her
home at 200 West Seventy-ninth street
for an informal meeting. A special
card party will be given at the Wal
Astoria on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Georgia Matthieson will be chair |
man of the day. Prizes will be given.
the door prize being tickets for one OF
the successful Broadway plays.
Drama. Comedy Club. Miss Edyth Tot
ten president. will close it's season on
saturday with It's annual June gambol
at tho Hotel Shelburne. Brighton
Beach. The Gambol will be an all day
event, starting with luncheon. followed