The New York herald., 1921-04-24
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ninth annual reunion at the Hotel Bilt-
more on Saturday. There will be re-
ception, followed BY a luncheon. The
spe aker of the day viii be the Rex, nr.
Charles Carroll Albertson. whose subject
will be Does Education Educate
There will be a short musical programme
10y members OF the association and Mr..
William Mills. barytone of the Master
School Of Music. Mr.. Frank l.. Babbott,
PRESIDENT OF the board of trustees OF the
college. has presented a cup, and the
class having the largest attendance AZ
the luncheon will have the class
numerals engraved on the cup. which
win be held BY the Aiumnae Association.
Each succeeding year it will be Offered
in a like manner TO the class with tie
record attendance.
Mrs A. Barton Hepburn opened her
home. $50 Park avenue, yesterday fer
bridge and dance for the benefit Of tie
campaign to raise an endowment furd
for st. Lawrence University OF Canton.
n Y. For a year the alumni of the
university in New York have been work
ing on the first lap Of the campaign and
at dinner recently at the Hotel Astor
Or. Richard Eddy Sykes. president of
ST. Lawrence. announced that the first
100000 had been raised and tina, the
second lap would start at once. In an
ticipation of this the women of the COZ
lcge organized in an effort TO make q
better showing than the men, They
started yesterday with the entertain
ment at the home of Mrs. Hepburn. who
is one OF the prominent members Of .1e
alumnae. During the afternoon there
were speciality dances by Marshall Hall
Mrs. Hepburn was assisted BY Mrs. Fo3-
ter Gunnison. who was chairman of The
committee Miss Elizabeth Albers. Mrs.
Alexander Calder. Mrs. Walter l.. Caten.
Mrs. Frank H. Cooke, Mr.. Arthur Den
nen, Mrs. Howard e. Dygert, Miss Mil
dred Pellens. Mrs. Homer Vilars and
Miss Helen Mccormick.
Chaminade Club, Mrs Theodore
Hardy, president held its annual spring
breakfast yesterday at the Hotel Cofn-
rnodore. There were many prominent
speakers among the guests Of honor, and
well known artists took part in the
musical programme. Among tue
hostesses were Mines. John McFarlane
Weir. William IL. Daniels, William A.
Dcig. Orville r. Gray, Clarence Rudd
Minis, George Reichmann, NJ. b. Clark.
Robert Morrison Gray, Henry A. King
Frank Perkins. S. NJ. Holly Charles L.
Hotchkss. Charles +. Garlichs. Frank
~ 1OiNdiIs Marty W. ullot VI W..
Conover. Bernard A. Ris. Joseph Read
Patterson. Henry Sterling Chaplin, Will
lam Par sons Slocovich, Edwin G. Glib
son, Fred Hixon Baldwin, James Muir
ray, lie Grand Kerr, Henry Q. Balm
bridge. William c. Carton, Bernard A.
Berger, Alexander Flemming. Charles Z.
Porter. Edward +. Siney and Miss Ada
T Winslow.
Chaminades last evening concert of
the season will be held on Tuesday. 1t
will be followed by dance.
The League of Women Voters of the
Seventh Assembly district, of which Mrs
Robert A. Craft is leader, will turn from
discussion OF municipal problems to hold
q May frolic" at the Hotel Majestic on
May 3. Proceeds of the entertainment
will be used to establish fund for the
advancement of the political education
OF women. Miss Garcia Butt is chair
man of the executive committee in
charge of arrangements There will be
a dinner in the ballroom followed by
dancing. During dinner the guests will
be entertained by professional dancers
and musicians Card tables in an ad-
joining room viii be provided for those
who do not care to dance
An illustrated lecture on Flowers
and Gardens In California" was given
on Thursday by Mrs. George l.. Nc
Alpin at the Brooklyn Woman's Club
for the benefit Of the building fund OF
Miss Masters School at Dobbs Ferry
Mrs. McAlpin is an alumna OF the school.
On the committee In charge of the ar
rangements were Mrs. II. r Cox, Mrs
F. w. Blossom, Mrs. Howard Harden.
Mrs Charles Poole. Mrs. Allan Shelton
and Mrs De witt c. Weld, Jr.
Green Stockings" will be presented
hy the Young Peoples Society Of the
First Reformed Church. Brooklyn. at the
Hanson place Young Mems Christian
Association on Saturday for the benefit
cf st. Johns Hospital. The play will be
given under the auspices Of the Junior
Committee OF the Church Charity Foun-
dation. The cast will be composed Of
Misses Anna Lohman, Cornelia Wyckoff,
Esther Swentzel, Catherine Dingwall.
Virginia Gibbs and Margaret Wyckoff.
and Messrs. Kenneth Bowler, Rollin
Plumb Valentine Raymond. Russell
Ward. Robert Mckee and John l..