New-York tribune., 1921-05-01

NOrmAle de FarlS.
The calls for the convention were
distributed long since, giving the in
formation that the scheduled time for
registration Of all delegates and al
ternates would be April 20, from ! to
sentative failing to take advantage OF
that date must register Wednesday as
Manhatsan-Hotel Astor. 10 .. m. to
Bronx--Y. W. G. A., s2s East 10th
Street, to p. m.
Brooklyn Daily Eagle Of
fees, johnson and Washington streets,
Richmond-staten Island woman's
Club House, Richmond Terrace, l to 4
oueens--Good Citizenship League
Club House, Stanford Avenue and I'm
ion Street, Flushing, L. l., to p. m.
Tickets must be secured from the re-
ceptioh committee at the time OF regis
tration.
tion to order promptly at 40 O'clock, @
business, including the reading and
discussion of the resolutions:
The afternoon session will open at
o'clock with the introduction OF the
honor guests and will be followed by
reports of the committees on welfare
of disabled soldiers, temperance, con-
servation and music.
To assist in the carrying to success
the work laid cut for the organiza-
ton. Mrs. Chapman, with the ratifica-
tion of her board of directors, has
appointed the following chairmen for
the ensuing year:
Americanization, Mrs. William Bald
win Smith; art and literature, Mrs. G..
M. Clyde; better moving pictures, Mrs.
James Freeman Kent; bureau Of infor-
nation, Mrs. William A. Bell; bureau
child welfare, Mrs. Park Mathewson;
city federation hotel. Mrs. Emile Glo-
rau: civics, Mrs. Theodore Hardy;
civil service, DR.. Anna w. Hochfelder;
conservation, Mrs Charles C. Marshall;
courts, Mrs. Eva Lovett Carson; CO.
operation, vice-presidents In turn; Gre
dentials, Mrs. William S. Dessar;
drama, Mrs. Louis Ralston; education,
MRS. Katharine Blake; forum, vice
Mrs Frank E. Perkins; hygiene, Mrs.
Walter Gray Crump; industrial, Miss
Helen Varick Boswell; insignia, Mrs.
Stephen D. Stephen; legislation, Miss
Daisy Gaus; luncheon, Mrs. Fred Mac
Isaac; membership, Mrs. May Barrett;
milk, Mrs. Jonn MarSnau GaliagAeGJ
music, Miss M Louise Mundell and
Mrs. Carroll L. Nichols; patriotism and
law enforcement, Miss Adella Potter;
penology, Mrs. John 81. Griesel; phil
anthropy, Mrs. John Hubbard Parker;
platform courtesies, Miss Cherrie
Clarke; Fairgrounds, Miss Mabel E..
Macomber; press, Mrs. Thomas j..
Vivian; printing, Mrs Frank E. Brad
ner; program, Mrs. Frances H. Abra-
hall; public safety, Mrs. Francis Cart
wright; reception, MRS. Joseph A. Law
renee; resolutions, Mrs. Axel O. Ihl-
seng; scholarships, Mrs. Howard Par
schal; temperance, Mrs. D. Leigh Col
win; ways and means, Mrs. Henry Allen
LIE Vey; welfare of disabled soldiers,
Mrs. George E. Owens; year book, Mrs.
Otto Hahn.
Several Of the committees have held
conferences, the one on the welfare Of
disabled soldiers having taken the in
itiative by holding mammoth meeting
in the Morosco Theater, when construc-
tive and practical plans were worked
out by which the City Federation may
take its part in helping these soldiers
through the critical postwar period.
The National California Club held
its "Four-Bit Card Game" at the home
SEof Mrs. Edwin M. Miller. The next
regular meeting of the club will be
held at the Waldorf, May II.