New-York tribune., 1921-05-08

feFSohal experiences IN the canton
Revolutions from 1913 to 1918"
DR.. Alexander Cumming, president of
the club, will be the chairman of the
evening, and Miss Carmen Phlippi,
the hostess.
Yesterday the members of The Uni
versity Forum Joined with the Reptile
Study Society in basket picnic and
outing at tathe New York geological
Park ff5a ~ @s
Drama Comedy to Entertain
Drama Comedy, Edyth Totten. presi-
dent, will hold its last social matinee
OF the season on Friday afternoon in
the north ballroom of the Hotel Astor
The program will include selections by
the Drama Comedy orchestra. Estelle
d. Wagner, director; prize play by
Miss Totten entitled "Bill's Kid" the
cast to include Charles G. Hull, Myrtle
Schiffman,l Judson, Houston and little
FIore nee Lindsay In the part, of the
sKid!,,s Eleven-year-old Bessie Harring-
ton will sing. Mme.s Graham .Destemps
will be the accaanpantstY 0ln II. Beebe
will do, IA character song and Indian
dance and also, q Spanish dance in cos
tune; Constance Almy will give sur
prise number ndS"Suppressed Desires"
a one-act play will be presented by
Annette Ewart, Charles G. Hull and
Jean Gelston 4se-s2
The June Gambol will be held June
IL at the Hotel Shelburne, Brighton
Beach, at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon
Drama Comedy will give moonlipht
dance, May 20, at Hotel Astor. This
Will be The last dance to be given by
the society until next October 1i-s r..'s
Drama Comedy, Brooklyn, ciosed the
season at the Academy of Music with a
gala program, having as guests Of
honor Mrs. Richard M. Chapman, presi-
dent of. the New York City Federation
Of Women's Clubs; Mrs Axel yIhlseng,
Mary Stokes McNutt, Sarah Stephen-
son, secretary of the Borough Of Brook
lyn; Mrs. May Gooderson, Richard M
Mce'ann, Carl Fique, Helen Ware, Nine.
Andre Destemps and Mrs. Sarah Fos
ter. A gold medal was presented bv
MISS Iotten to the chairman. Mrs. Ida
Nay douglas, for the excellent work
she has done during the season. Medals
also We're presented to Annette Ewart
Eliza Harris, Florence B. Reeves and
Carl Fique.
The New York Theater Club held it's
annual election on Tuesday at the
Hotel Astor. The following officers
were elected to serve two years: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Belle de Rivera first vice
president, Mrs. Thomas Slack; second
president, Mrs; Daniel Pelton
Duffie; third vice president, Mrs. @. C.
Cyplot; fourth vice president. Mrs.
Joseph A.. Laurance; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. William J. Martin; re-
cording secretary, Miss Grace Hast
lngs; treasurer, Mrs. William j. de
Rivera; historian, Mrs. Frances II:
Abrahall; directors, Mrs. Helen Whit
man Richie and Mrs. w. W. Welsh.
The final social meeting and installa-
ton of, officers will be held at the
Hotel Astof May 49,
Representatives of one hundred
swomen's clubs were in attendance at
the meeting on Tuesday afternoon of
the Women's Health Protective Asso-
clatton Mrs. Ralph. Trautmann presi-
dent, at the Hotel Astor. 1t was a
conference of club women for the
purpose of bringing action through
the Congress Of the United States to
put system of baths at Ellis Island.
A resolution was passed to bring the
| matter before the New York Citv Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs in the Hotel
Astor on Friday afternoon. Among the
ofhcers OF the Women's Health Pro
tective Association who were present
ana active in. this movement were
MRS. Trautnann, Mrs. George j: Sopher.
Mrs. j. Hedges Crowell, Mrs. Eugene
J. .CumisIy, Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mrs.
John II. Lowell, Mrs. F. Z. Barron,
Mrs. w. P. Jewett, Miss Mary A. Phil
lips, Mrs. Oscar Mussinan and Mrs.
j. II. Ransom >
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from Atlantic City. where she attended
the convention of the Chamber Of
Commerce of the United States. Size
was the. only woman delegate. She
spoke of the Woman's National Club
and of standardizing woman's dress.
Her statement that if women would
spend as much money on educating
their children as they did in dressing
them, America would soon rank first
instead of ninth as an educational ma
| ton, was received with cheers.
A Psychic Tea will be given under
me, auspices Of the Woman's Press
Club at the Pennsylvania, Nav q
from TO 5. Mrs. Owen Kildare is chair,
man Of the affair, which is for the
benefit of Ward 80, Fox Hills Hospital
the adopted ward of the Woman's
Press Club, Many novelties will be
presented and psychic phenomena ex-
planned. Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs; Kildare, $40 Webster Avenue, or
at the door.
Mrs, Peter Fucker, president of the
Women's Harding and Coolidge Club,
gave reception to club members and
SPECIAL guests Thursday afternoon at
| the Republican Organization Club
rooms, 1928 Broadway Miss Mabel
sMekinleyAsang and antopen forum was
p efd by, MEMBERSHIP formgplans for the
coming mayoralty campaign, in which
the club which has more than five
hundred members, expects to take an
active part,
s The Kansas Women's Club, Mrs.
David Burr Luck. president met Tues
d. at the home of Mrs. Ida Enright