The New York herald., 1921-10-30

the president OF the club. have returned
to their apartments at the Waldorf from
their summer holiday.
The New York State Federation OF
Womens Club, Mrs. walter >. Comfy
president, will hold q n. eting OF its
First district. Mrs. Harry Lilly, chair
man. on wednesday morning at the
Hotel Astor. Discussion OF plans for
community service through cooperation
with the Poets Guild. and the Wornan's
Roosevelt Memorial Association, as well
as discussion Of the group plan for de-
partment work. will constitute tho pro
gramme. Guests will include Mrs.
Comfy. Miss Mary Garrett Hay, Mrs.
Elmer Blair. Mrs. /. Sherwood Coffin
and Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman.
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Phalo. Mrs. Eugenia M. Chapman
president, opened it's season Monday
with meeting at the home Of the first
vice-president, Mrs. Robert r. Ferguson
of 12S West 1920 street. Vacation OK
periences OF the members formed the
days programme, after which ten was
served by the hostess
The Michigan Women in New York,
Mrs. John j. Bush president, held its
first meeting Of the season last week at
the Waidorf-Astoria- Il was business
session the committees being appointed
for tho coming winter. Mrs. Stowell
Steboing. who is chairman of the work
at Fox Hills Hospital and visits there
three days week. gave report OF
her work there during she summer aud
OF the present needs OF the men. The
guest OF honor was Miss Helen varick
Boswell, Republican nominee for County
Register, who made q brief speech.
The phiianthrcpic work OF the club
this winter will be under the chairman
ship of Mrs. Sydney w. Lockhart. 10S
West Ninety-third street, where meet
ings will be held every Monday to make
warm garments for the poor. The club
will give It's first dance OF the season
next week at tie Clarendon.
The Dixie Club Of New York, Mrs.
Ernest e. Malcolm president. will give
large card party in the Waldorf-As-
torfa on November 22. Mrs. James a..
Allen. 812 West Eighty-third street, will
be chairman OF the card party. from
whom tickets may be obtained. She Will
bc assisted by Mines. Joseph H.
Lorcz. Alabama w. II. West, Arkansas; {;
sey. Kentucky: Carroll Duvai. Louisi-
ana: William H. Davis Mississippi; /;
Adele Key Foster. Maryland: L. L. Jen-
kins, North Carolina; A. Smith, South
Carolina o. p. Won Bonnerwitx, Texas !:
J. c. Bolts, Tennessee; d. II. Nease ana
J. C. Turner. Virginia, and +. Il. Fra
zier, West Virginia.
Tho Virginia Society. OF which Mrs.
Frank Murray Tench Is President, will
hold Its regular monthly meeting Friday
at the homo Of the Misses Lester. 20
West Seventy-first street Miss Minna
Lester will be the hostess.
Talks on current history will be given
by Mrs Cora welles T-ow an Tuesday
morning at the residence OF Mrs Leon
srd l.. Hill, 246 West End avenue. They
will be given weekly until March z In
elusive.
The Congress Of States Societies hold
a reception at the Union Social Centre,
233 West Eorty-eighth street, on
Wednesday.
Mrs John e. Sheppard Of 307 West
Sc, enty-nlnth street was chairman and
was assisted by Mrs. Frederick G. Gay.
Mrs. David B. Luckie, Mrs. 4. d. Lock-
hart and Mrs. Charles d. Hirst-
Miss Eleanor Markell win give her
fifth series Of twelve talks on current
history during the fall and winter at tho
Plaza Miss Markell has just returned
from a five months tour through Eng
gland, Ireland, Belgium, France. Spain.
Italy. Czecho-Slovakia, Austria, Hum
gary, Jugo-Slavia, Bulgaria, Constan-
nd AS n
special study for years Of various In
tornationsl subjects. She will give her
first lecture on November II.
The Fresh Air Fund for Adult and
Elderly People held its regular social
and business meeting on Monday after
noon at the Hotel Astor, Mrs. Alex
ander ]. Schwartz. the president. pre-
siding. A number Of chances wero sold
on an oil painting which was disposed
Of for "a member and won by Mrs. Gard
ner iirons of 552 Riverside Drive. The
date for the r1mmago salo to be given
for the ru-d has been set for Wedncs-
day, Thursday and Friday. Mean
time all articles may be sent to Mrs.
NJ Hungerford. 143 West Ninety-sev-
enth street.
The Foster Mothers Association, Mrs.
Philip Simon president, met at the Bo-
tel Astor on Monday afternoon and re-
ports were given BY the different COM
mittees. Mrs. Victor Opper reported
that they had increased their scholar
ships from six to twelve--tllat Is, paying
the school pension 10 mothers for chill
dren more than IS who could not other
wise be kept in tho public schools. The
committee for distributing milk to un-
dernourished children In the schools re-
ported that they have added a number
OF open air schools to the number they
were already supplying.
The New York Theatre Club. Mrs
Bello do Rivera president, will hold It.
regular business meeting next Tuesda,
afternoon at tho Hotel hssor. There
viii bo a discussion of tho play 'Daddy's
Gone-a-IIuntlng," which was attended
BY the members IN body last Thurs
day. Mrs. Thomas Slack will lead the
discussion.
The Legislative League. Mrs. Thomas
Slack president. will hold its next meet.
Ing at the Hotel Astor on Thursday az.
tornoon. Tho programme Will be Of q
political nature. Mr. Robert T.. Lewis
Republican leader OF the Eleventh As.
scnbly district. will speak about the
Republican views of the AIayoralty cam
paigr, and DR.. James Hamilton, Com
missioner OF Correction. will expound the
Democratic ideas.
The Society Of Illinois Women in New
York AIfsa