The New York herald., 1921-10-09
Eorosis, One Of the Oldest Of
the Organizations, Holds
First Meeting.
MOTHER winner of activit,


4 started. and from present In
dications It promises to be even more
brilliant than the last one.
Sorosis, one of the oldest of women's
clubs. held it's first meeting OF the sea-
son on Monday at the Waldorf-Astoria
where on the same day the Haariem
Philharmonic Society had it's first ses-
sion. The Texas Club met on TUESDAY
at the Hotel Plaza and the Legislative
League on Thursday at the Hotel
Astor. where on the following day the
Missouri Woman's Club held its first
meeting. the Government Club on
Monday and the Theatre Ciuo on
Tuesday.
Clio has It's first meeting of the sea-
son tomorrow at the Hotel Astor. the
Society of New York State Women on
the same day and at the same place
Society for Political Study on Tues-
day. New York Browning Society on
"wednesday at the Waldorf, the Con-
eress OF States Societies on October 19
and the Chicago Women's Clup OF
October II.
Manv women's clubs throughout the
city are rallying to the support Oh MISE
Helen varick Boswell. Republican nom,-
nee for County Register OF New 1orn
county. More than a thocsano "onieH
already have become members OF tne
New York county campaign committee
for Helen Varick Boswell. OF which Mrs.
Elmer Blair Is chairman. This COM
rnittee will hold It's first mass meeting
tomorrow morning at the Town Hail at
IL o'clock Three Republican, Coaition
candidates. Henry II. Curran. senator
Charles g. Lockwood and Vincent Gill
roy. will be among the speakers. a gen.
erai invitation has been extended 10 al
women voters.
Miss Boswell win speak before many
vomen's clubs during the campaign.
she viii be one of the speakers at the
meeting Of the Women's Republican AS
sociation of the State of New York. OF
which Miss Mary Wood is president, at
the Hotel Pennsylvania at o'clock next
Thursday afternoon.
The executive board Of the Harlem
Philharmonic Society. Mrs. Everett
Menzies Raynor. president. met on Mon
day at the Waldorf-Astoria- There was
much business before the meeting ano
the season of 1922 is already assured
A year ago 1t was decided to increase
the membership from 300 to 500. This
IS we'll on the road to accomplishment
At the meeting on Monday Mrs. FRANK
Iittiefield, on behalf OF the society, pre-
scented a presidents pin to Mrs Raynor
10 be worn while president. and after
ward to be passed to her successor.
retiring presidents pin was given to
Mrs. Littlefieid. honorary president, Mrs
Thomas Jacka making the presentation
speech. Announcements have been sent
70 all members of the society how to
obtain their new membership pins. which
some of the members are already wear
ing. =.
The December musicale will be
Daughters Day." with daughters as
honored guests.
The officers OF the society are MRS
Menzies Raynor. president; Mrs. FRED
erick Asherton DunelSa. first vice-presi-
dent: Mrs Thomas Jacka, second Vice
president; Mrs. Sturges L. Dunham
recording secretary; Mrs. Francis Nor
gan Leake, corresponding secretary
Mrs. William Gage Brady, treasurer
and Mrs. F.. Z. Berine, chairman Oh pup'
Ncity committee.
ON Monday afternoon, OCTOBER ~.
Sorosis. Mrs. John Lewis Cniids. pres'.
dent. will have a business meeting al
the Waldorf-Astoria. Miss Ruth Craw
ford will address the club on the WORK
which was accomplished by her and ner
Uroun Of Y. w. c. A. specialists during
the war In Czecho-Slovakia- Tne ailer
noon meeting will be preceded py lne
usual morning session and iuhcneon.
The club began its season on Mo"uay
=. ,he Waldorf with a reception and
a
pramme under the auspices OF the ooiil'
,,,ftee ON Literature. Miss Helen HICKS
cbairnan. The topic was "A Few
Phases Of Current Literature Among
the speakers we're Augusta Raymond
K,daer. on Fairy Mythology as Con-
tribution to Human Happiness;" Haryo'
Holt Dey, president OF the women
Preas Club, on "The Power OF the
Daily Press" and DR.. Joseph McCartny'
on "A Vision of Progress III Denes
TAttres." Among the guests OF hohof
,vere the Rev. and Mrs. William L.
sullivan. the Rev. DIR. Joseph McCar-
thv. the Rev. DR.. Dawson. d. d. OF
Newark: Miss Helen Kennedy stevens
director of the Speakers Bureau OF tne
Young women's Christian Association
Miss Ruth Crawford. associate director
OF the Division OF Work Tor forelsn
Born women. IOunb NVhS"
tian Association; Eleanor FRANKLIN
Fean, author and lecturer; Miss Emma
MacAIerney, THE Woman Who Saw,
from TIVE SUN: Christopher Morley OF
.'The Bowling Green" In the Evening
Post.
Clio will hold Its first meeting or tne
season tomorrow Afternoon at o cioch
at the Hotel Astor. Mrs. Willis r.
Miner is the president. and the suo1ec'
of the day will be Friendly Forests.
Mrs. Elisha r. Rich will be chairman
of the day.
The wouan's Auxiliary OF the French
Hospital Mrs. Jose NJ. Ferrer president
will hold a regular meeting Tomorrow
morning at II o'clock at the hospitai,
S50 West Thirty-fourth street.
The Society OF New York State Wo'
men will open rs season Tomorrow NJ
Hotel Astor with programme OF un'
usual interest. the subject TO ne Cur
rent Events" II viii bo In charge o'
Mrs Austin Finegan. who will speak OF
the subject OF the day. The chairman
will present as principal speaker Judg'
Jean II. Norris OF the Court of Domes
tic Relations. The music will be sivei
ty John rlneRan. tenor. and Nine. In
gar Sasover. pianist. Dr. Frances w
Mcneil is president OF the society.
The opening meeting OF the fifteenth
season Of the New York Browning So
ciety will be held Wednesday at Wal