The New York herald., 1921-04-10
Programmes of the Women's Clubs

Government Clubs first annual break
fast to be held at the Hotel Astor April
20. Mrs. Owens also announced that
United States Commissioner Of Immi-
grafton F. A. Wallis would be present
and that he would have as guests at his
table a number Of the boys who went
overseas and were wounded and dec
Grated. Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman.
president Of the New York City Fedora
tion of women's Clubs. and Mrs. Belle
de Rivera, the founder and honorary
president Of the Government Club. will
attend.
The Founders, the newly organized
club. Mrs. Belle de Rivera. chairman
will hold It's next meeting at the Hotel
Astor on Wednesday afternoon. Fol-
lowing the meeting tea will be served
to members and their guests. The
Founders will e.s.ablish q department
where data regarding the history and
doings OF women's clubs of the city will
be gathered and preserved for future
reference and study. The organization
already has a large membership and all
women who have been founders Of clubs
are eligible. The officers in addition to
Mrs. de Rivera are Miss Edith Totten,
vice-chairman; Mrs. Thomas Slack,
scribe, and Mrs. Charles ]. Come, his
torlan.
For the benefit OF disabled soldiers at
Fox Hills, Polytechnic and other hospitals
near New York, dance will be given
on Thursday evening at the White
Plains Armory. 1t will be under the
auspices Of the White Plains Post, 135,
American Legion, and other war vet
erans
The annual meeting Of the National
California Club was held at the Wal
dorf-Astoria last Thursday. 1t was the
sixteenth anniversary of the club. The
election of trustees resulted as follows:
Mrs. Thomas j. Vivian. president; Mrs.
Russell Bassett, second vice-president;
Mrs. George w. Severn. recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Charles Austin Bates. treas
urer; Mrs. Elizabeth d. Leonard. Mrs.
William ]. Hall. Mrs. Louis A. Schmid-
gal and Mrs. George +. Gordon, direc-
tors. The other members of the board
of directors are Mines. Henry l.. Harri-
son, George U. Hallett. Louis w. But
Ter, Bert Munday, J. T. Odell, William
T. Martin and Charles A. Beck.
There was large attendance at the
meeting held by the National Society
Patriotic Women Of America Wednesday
at the Waldorf-Astoria. An unusually
interesting programme was gwen VIII
the president, Mrs. William r. Stewart.
the acting chairman. Preceding the
programme the annual reports OF all Of
ficers and chairmen were given and
the following officers were elected to
serve two years: Mrs. William r. Stew
art. president; Mrs. William Cumming
story. second vice-president; Mrs. John
francis Yawger. fourth vice-president;
Mrs. John Porter Shannon, sixth vice.
president; Mrs. William Arrowsmitn
corresponding secretary; Mrs Alfred =.
Masury. historian; Mrs. G. A. J. Queck-
burner, treasurer: Mrs. II. Croswell Tut
tie. Mrs. Herbert E. Davidson ana Mrs.
Clarence NJ. Learned. directors.
The Mills College Alumne Association
IL arranging card party Tor the penene
of the endowment fund of Mills College
a, california to be held at the Womens
University Club. log East Fifty-second
street. on Saturday. 1t is open to all
Californians. Tables are IS.
The Congress of States Societies, Mrs.
Thomas J. Vivian, president, will give
rusicale on Thursday afternoon at the
Hotel Pennsylvania. The artists VIII De
raiss Lillian Morlang. soprano. and MISS
Helen Goodman. pianist. Mrs. Hen
rietta Seely will speak on The rover
of Music"
The Society of New York State
wcmen will hold its annual meeting on
Monday, April IS. at Hotel Astor.
A Memorial Day luncheon will be
even for the Alexander Hamilton Post
of Masonic Hall, 310 Lenox avenue. py
members of the Woman's Keller CORPS
on May 80 at the Fifth Avenue Bapist
Church. The Rev. DR.. Mcmillan. VINO 10
commander of the post, VIII presiue'
There will be patriotic talks by promi-
uer.t speakers and community singing.
reunion luncheon OF the Syracuse
Club was held at the Plaza on Tuesoay'
Mrs. Albert II. Gleason was toastnis-
tress and opened the progranme wiz,
t,lk on .'The Melting Pot" There also
we're talks by Mrs. ]. Christopher
Marks. whose subject was. Syracuse
,bo club OF My Heart; Mrs. Jesse "
yyiI,iams. Loved Things We Left Be
hind" !: Mrs. w. f. McClary and MIS-.
w y. Kane. News From Up Home
Mrs Nellie w. Hopston, words Q,
Wilcome': Mrs. ]. NJ. Troom. "oid
S,.racuse". Mrs. Thomas w. Edgar,
"onr Organization" and Mrs. Robert
w y Nassauer, Future Plans. Tnere
Al, n were vocal numbers by Mrs. Etnei
brown and Mrs. Norman WINTERS
and poems by DR.. Leibfried.
The Musical Clubs of New York Ini-
versity will give concert In Iown Iia..,
1o2 West Forty third street. on Monoay
evening. April 25. The proceeds WIN
ha used for the memorial gymnasium
s,,rd which Is 10 provide better gym
no siun facilities at University Heignts
and at Washington Square Tor tne
aowntown schools and colleges OF New
work. University. The new puiioinss
will be memorials to the thirty-nNc
members of the university who were
killed in the war.
For Tho benefit Of the new extension
.ar,,ce of the New York Skin and Can
cer Hosnltal. a dance will be given AT
the Hotel Biltmore on Saturday eve.
Ming II will be under the auspices OF
tho Social Service Association OF ,le
hosnital. The committee In charge IN
cIudes Mrs Edward Frankel. Jr.. MIS-,
Frederick Fox, Miss Nan Huston anu
Miss Delcomyu.
The annual meeting OF the Womans
Auxiliary of the French Hospital VIII
be held tomorrow afternoon AT tne
French Hospital. 450 West Thirty-fourth
street After the reading OF the minutes
and reports of the different chairmen,
the annual election will take place. Inc
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