New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

ested In conservation. Two reprcse
the Federation are requested to be
Plans for Americanization
Work Arc Being Pushed
On Tuesday, November %, at The
Hotel Astor, the Americanization Com
mittee held meeting, the majority ol
the clubs having been represented BY
the President or other delegated mem
bers. Plans were made for future
work. 1t was decided that the City
Federation, through it's Americaniza
tion Committee, should assist i'll that
kind Of work which is being carried on
at the Tompkins Square Library, and
which needs financial aid. This COM
mittee will place its first paid teacher
there on December /.
An appeal is made TO all federated
clubs for money to help finance this
work, and at Tuesdays meeting The
New York Colony of New England
Women headed the list by pledging
$3.50 and the Missouri Woman's Club So
Other lines of Americanization are
being worked out and on March 6 this
committee viii give big combination
entertainment at Town Hall. Mrs. Will
liam B. Smith I'd is chairman Of the
committee.
A meeting for the purpose Of con-
sidering suggestions for nominations
of directors is called for Friday, De-
cember 2, at p. NJ, at the Hotel Astor.
Either the president or vice. president
of each club is requested to attend. The
OLE nf tot v1o nj
the annual meeting of the federation,
the first Friday in February.
The Woman's League for the Protec-
ton Of Riverside Park will hold Presi-
dents Day at the Hotel Majestic, Tues
day, NoyembeI 20. The subject of the
program, which will begin at o'clock,
will be PARKS" William w. Niles,
Commissioner of Bronx Parkway,
speaking on Their Uses; John F..
Leo, former Commissioner of Street
Cleaning. on "Their Abuses and
Jules Arsh...t purgevin City ha1Mdseage
straus jr. will speak on his bill
rid Riverside Park Of the garb-
age dumps and coal pockets. At
A o'clock there will be an informal
reception on the foyer floor, with the
president, Mrs. John Clapperton Kerr,
heading the line, the officers assisting
being Mrs. Charles "A. Bryan, Mrs.
James NJ. Stewart, Mrs. Arthur Melville
Shrady, Mrs. William r. Stewart, Mrs.
Herbert C.. SIN, tn, Mrs. Richard H.
Eggieston, Mrs. G. F. Giancola, Mrs.
Robert Hutchins McNall and Miss
Frances Eagles.
Mrs. Cora Wells Trow, as chairman
vaA~ ~1y
mentary drill last Friday. during the
program session Of The Post Parlia-
ment. The vice-president presided. AS
is usual when the drills are scheduled,
there was capacity attendance. All
meetings Of the organization are held
at Hotel McAlpin.
Orc hundred and fifty clubs were
represented at the presidents tea given
at the Waldorf-Astoria last Tuesday by
the National California Club. The
rooms were void Of floral decorations,
but California and national flags were
in evidence. The COMMITTEES OF ar
ransements comprised Mrs. Charles
with Mrs. Gladys Vivian Gordon, chair
man, and Mrs. George Perkins Lawton,
chairman Of reception.
The club welcomed many native
daughters, who have come from differ
ent parts Of the world to take up resi-
dence within her state, some Of them
already having Joined our New York
colony Of Californians. The latest ad.
ditions to the membership list are Mrs
4. A. Hesse, Mrs. N. J. MacCartenay
Sonora Filomena de Souza and Sonora
Menita de Aguirre, of Guatemala, Miss
Lillian G. Woods, Mrs. Frederick Will
liams, Miss Aline Barrett Greenwood
Mrs. H. Spalding Schlye and Mrs
Harry NJ. Balsam, the latter having foi
fifteen years been resident Of Brazil.
''four-bit" card game, Tuesday. Novem.
Der 20, when the hostesses will be Mrs
Henry L.. Harrison. Mrs. George W
Severn, Mrs. Louis W. Butler. Mrs
Charles Austin Bates, Mrs. Gladys VII
Wan Gordon and Mrs. Egbert v. Cham.
berlain. These games are given month
ly, most Of them at homes Of members
to further the social side Of the club, a,
we'll as to add to the reserve fund. The
playing will begin at 3 o'clock, and
there will be souvenir for each table
Reservations can be made by address
ing Mrs. Louis W. Butler, 3c4 Putnam
Avenue, Brooklyn.
Auo uISI ulItHOdy musical evening
given by the Women's Cooperative
Club Of New York was held in tie wal
dorf apartment Of the Waldorf-Asto
on Monday. Among the artists were
Miss Cheshire, harpist; Mrs. Tyndall.
soprano, and Mrs. Catherine Neuse,
contralto. The proceeds will be used
toward the endowment fund, Mrs. r,
Edward Murtaugh, treasurer. Mrs
Van Reed. the president, announces
the regular monthly meeting for Mon
day, December 5, at the Waldorf.
The New York Euphony Society
Mrs. James ]. Gormley, president, viii
have Nine. Gadski and the Euuhony
choral, DR.. Carl Hahn, conductor. 81
the concert on Friday evening. De.
cember e. in the Waldorf-Astoria
Euphony will give New Years Eve
dinner and dance in the Waldorf-As-
toria.
On the afternoon Of business day of
Sorosis, last Monday, q special CON.
ference on "The Billboard Advertisinc
Nuisance" was held updsr the super.
vision Of Miss Anna Maxwell Jones
chairman OF forestry. The sneakers
we're DR.. George F. Kunz, president Of
the Society for Preservation OF Scenic
Heauty; DR.. Partridge, of the Palisades
Commission; Mr. Bernstein, represent
ing the Fifth Avenue Association; Mrs.