New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

Clifford Tabor McAllister, A. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Amos, Mrs. James
Montgomery, Miss Louise Walton, Miss
Helen Levenson, Miss Josephine Wal
ton, Miss M. Allison, Mrs. George
Fischer. Fl. Berkley, Miss Irene Lamkin
and M. Montaigne.
"What 1 Would Do II werefn the
United States Senate" will be tie sub
ject Of Miss Anne Martins talk at the
dinner following the convention of the
New York State Federation Of Bushes
and Professional Women's Clubs at the
Hotel Pennsylvania on Saturday. Miss
Martin ought to have a number of
theories, because she is probably the
only woman who has run twice for the
United States Senate. This was in
Nevada, and while she has not vet
successfully made the race her. COL
leagues believe that the time is not
far distant when she will find seat
in the Senate.
Beatrice Fairfax will talk at this
dinner, and speech will be made by
Alexander Black, author of "The Great
Desire" and "The Seventh Angel"
Mrs. Charles Coburn will talk on
the professional women from the angle
of the stage and will tell the quail
fications necessary for a stage success
and give many interesting experiences
from her own career.
The session of the federation will
be an all day one and will include cleo
tion of officers and directors. The
proposed slate is: President, Jean
Norris; first vice-president, Miss Nina
Bruere; second vice-president, Miss
Helen Waldo; treasurer, Miss Char
lotte F. Edgeley; recording secretary,
Miss Martha Westfall; corresponding
secretary, Miss Elizabeth McShane
The directors nominated are Miss Ida
Mason, Miss Eelen Louise Johnson,
Miss Gertrude Irwin and Mrs. Beatrice
Henry.
| At the Government Club luncheon
at the Hotel Astor Saturday Mrs. j. r.
McDougali entertained a large party
at her table. Among them were Mrs.
John Enos Quinn, Mrs. A. F. Hancock,
Mrs. John Robert Miller, Mrs. j. A.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. J. c. Million. Mrs
Charles Fl. Alexander. Mrs. J. F. Rogers,
Mrs. E. R.. Sutton, Miss Hattie King
and Mrs. P. ]. CAN'T.
The Washington Heights Chapter,
D. A. R., Mrs. Samuel j. Kramer, regent,
held it's annual meeting Friday at
Washington's Headquarters, l6oth
Street and st. Nicholas Avenue. Mrs.
Cyrus Marshall, chairman Of the Fed
Grafton, gave an address on "Conserva-
tion of Our Natural Resources"
The chapter will hold it's annual
luncheon at the Biltmore May IA.
The Nebraska Society of New York,
Mrs. Dexter D. Ashley, president, will
meet at the Hotel Astor Thursday.
There will be reports from the chair
men Of committees and installation of
officers, followed by a musical program.
Mrs. A. W. Staub is chairman of enter
tainment.
Purdon Robinson will give a May
morning Of song Tuesday in his music
, room at 208 West Seventy-first street.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Will
Der Bloodgood, Miss Rosalie Eloodgood.
Mrs. Lauterbach, Mrs. Brannin Sher-
ley, Mrs. H. Nottingham Townsend.
Mrs. Marshall Russell, Mrs. Richard
M. Dorsey, Mrs. James A. Trowbridge
and Mrs. Richard H. Swartwout.
Mrs. Daniel O'Day, of Rye, chairman
Of the woman's democratic organiza-
tion of Wsstchester County, enter
tanned her executive board at luncheon
Monday at the Cosmopolitan Club.
Matters of political interest were dis
cussed and reports from throughout
the county were received. The regu-
lar monthly meeting of the county or
ganization will be held May IL at
Peekskill.
Those present at the luncheon we're