New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
POst-P arliament
Club Announces
Topics for Season
Program Will Cover Every
Phase Of Current Political
Life; Browning Society
Opens Its Season Here

The Post-Parliament Club of which
the motto is "Good Judgment waits
upon deliberation," will hold its
meetings for the season 1o21-'22 on
the second and fourth Fridays of each
month except December, in which the
date, on account Of the holidays, has
been changed to the fifth Friday.
The scheduled subjects for discus
sion arc "Review of Current History"
"The Power of the State Legislature to
Control the Government of Greater
New York" "The United States and
Japan" "OId New York." "Thc Posi-
ton Of Labor in the World" 1.-THE Re
lation OF the United States to Euro
pean Politics." discussion on "The
Seed Of the Sun" (Will Irwin, and
"Ihe Book of Susan" {Henry T.. Dodd).
There will be debate IN the reso-
luton "That theaters should be oper-
ings will be given up to parliamentary
drill, the annual moot parliament will
be the only play day and the season
will close with criticism day.
The new chairlnen of standing COM
mittees arc Mrs. Cora Wclles Trow,
parliamentary law; Mrs. Regina Dem
Arrest, printing; Mrs. Thomas J. Wv
ian, press; Mrs. William Diller, eudit;
Mrs. Edwin S. Pepper, current events;
Mrs. Harvey I. White, political aci-
ence; Mrs. James Ward Warner. cur-
reception, snd Mrs. Louis Lewinson,
war savings stamps.
The officers are Mrs. Cora Weiles
Trow, president; Mrs Alnira G. Stew
art, first e-prcsideny; Mrs. Hattie
Hill, second -president; Mrs. Re
gina Domarest, recording secretary;
Mrs. Eloise Donnellon, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Ellen A. Wall, treas
urer, with Mrs. Orlinc Alexander, Mrs.
Alicia Narnecker, Mrs. Leopold Stern.
Mrs. Alice d. Menken, Mrs. Jeannie
Mrs. ida Slack and Mrs. Nanetts
Brysn, other trustees.
The next meeting will be held at
the Hotel McAlpiii Friday, October 2s,
at II q. m. The program Is TO be in
charge of the committee on political
science, with The president presiding.
The regular meeting Of Che Virginia
Society was held Lass Friday az the
Gamut Club Building. AZ West Fifty
eighth Street, the president, Mrs.
u "alr~ 1AAAL oy AClASASs pAcSlHAA6' AL tCI
the business tea was served, the pres
idens and Mrs. Z. L. LIE Faivre being
the hostesses. Miss Erie Lee Bowcock
delighted the society with stories. The
regular meeting day for Che season is
the first Friday of each month, ex-
cellent programs having been already
arranged for ali scheduled daye.
The New York Browning Society
opened iss season last Wednesday with
an excellent program, arranged by the
ject was "Why We Study Browning" 4"
The three speakers were tins Rev Jo-
seph Fort Newton. pastor of the Church
OF the Divine Paternity; Miss Amelia
Josephine Burr, who spoke Of Brown
ing as an inspiration 10 the poet, and
the Rev. Jesse Lyman Kuribut
After the formal addresses Mrs.
Phipps held g symposium Oh the topic,
each speaker from the foor telling why
she studied Browning, OF quoted a
passage that had special significance
in shaping her philosophy OF life.
Letters were sent 60 tho honorary
president, Miss Florence Wier Gibson,
who is now living in Pasadenas Calf,
and TO Miss Marie Ada Moiineaux, Sec
resary of the Boston Browning Society.
The State OF New York Society OF
the United States Daughters Of 1919
announces the eighteenth season Of the
series OF talks by Janet Richards, OF
Washington, the subjects to be the pub
lie questions, political, international,
legislative and economic.
Commencing November the talks
will continue bi-monthly to April z, in
elusive, all to be given in the grand
ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria.
The chairman of arrangements is
Mrs. William Gerry Sladc, from whom
tickets may be obtained.
patroncsses include 1Irs. Finley J..
Shepard, Miss Mary v&n Buren Van
derposl, Mrs. George 3. Cortelyou, Mrs.
Seti, Low, Mrs. william Lindsay and
Mrs. Henry Br&snbie wilson.
The next regular meeting OK the So
ciety for Political Study, Mre Otto
Hahn president, wilg be held at Hotel
Astor on Tuesday at 2:S0 p. II. Mrs.
Harry Lilly will speak on limitation OF
armament. The report of the State
Federation will be given by Mrs. Kahn.
Mrs. Mortimer Menkin will conduct
the parliamentary drill. Short ad-
dresses will be given by the Democratic
and Republican candidates for Regis