The New York herald., 1921-06-12
WOMEN'S CLUBS COUNCIL
MEETS IN SALT LAKE CITY
State Federatons and Individual Clubs to Take Part
in Conferences During Organizations
Here Entertain at Outings

by dancing and later dinner. On the
reception committee will be Mines. Mar
garet Metcalfe Voss owen Downes.
Conrad Stubenbord. Emelie Hinckley.
W. II. H. McKeller and A. +. Buerkle.
the Misses Louise Henry, Henrietta
Collins and o. ODonohue. In addition
to these there will be a mems commit
tee. composed Of Messrs. Robert Har-
grave, who will be master OF ceremo-
nies; Henry Bunnell and J. H. Hinck-
ley. chairman; Pierre de Nu. w. w.
Wilmot. Gilbert Kuh. w. j. Martin. A.
F. Buerkle. Carl F1que. Richard Nc
Cam, w. A. Shea, DIR. A. B. Clarke,
DIR. Massee and Col. w. IT. Wood. The
club will begin its season next year on
October z. The years programme in
cludes a Friday review on the first FRI
day Of each month.
The Woman's Auxiliary, Seabury Me-
mortal Home held its last meeting Of
the season Monday afternoon at the
home, 38 Highland avenue, Mount Ver-
non. There was a short business meet
ing, followed by an ice cream festival
for the home family. Mrs Harry Hud-
Ter. the president, arranged an interest
ing programme for the afternoon.
Mines. Arthur c. Stoney, Charles Dana
Dickinson, b. P. Rideing. George II.
Corey. Z. o. Stoves. E. l.. Hallenbeck.
Georgia Clark Helmes and Miss Mabel
Hurd assisted In receiving.
To celebrate his fiftieth birthday and
the twenty-fifth anniversary Of his pro-
fessional work a dinner was given in
honor Of Prof. William r. Shepherd of
Columbia University on Monday evening
at the Hotel Place. AS Prof. Shepherd
Is deeply interested in international
phases and was much concerned in the
Colombian treaty, several members from
the Latin American countries were pres
ent. Justice Arnon L. Squiers, a boy
hood chum and cograduate with Prof.
Shepherd. was toastmaster. Mrs. Oliver
Hartman. whose international war
work Is we'll remembered, was chairman
and Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe presided
over the birthday cake.
Addresses were made during the even
ing by NJ Kumasaki, Japanese Consul
General, who gave greetings from his
country for the kindness shown by Prof.
Shepherd in his writings; Miss Flores of
Ecuador, who has just received her
Phi. D. from Columbia, who told of her
love her country bears America and of
the help in educational matters received
at our universities: Senorita de Ycaza
and her father, Senior de Ycaza, the
Consul-General Of Ecuador: DIR. Henry
Clarke Coe. whose original verse. THE
Half Way House." dedicated to Prof.
Shepherd. was the evenings souvenir:
Mrs. Coe. former Corporation Counsel
John Whalen, Mr.. Luther Reed. Mr.. De
Mile Brown, DR.. Duggin, head of the
International Educational Association Of
Columbia University. and Prof. Shep-
herd, who leaves soon for a years alb
sence abroad.
The executives of the Red Cross
Health Centres throughout the Atlantic
Division will hold two day conference
at the Hotel Pennsylvania on Thursday
and Friday.
The New York Theatre Club, Mrs.
Belle de Rivera, president. gave its an
nual spring luncheon at the Hotel Shell
burne, Brighton Beach. on Tuesday.
About $50 members were present. The
luncheon was followed by bridge. This
was the last event OF the season Of the
club, which will resume meetings in
its headquarters.
The Galaxy Club gave q dinner and
dance on Thursday evening at the Hotel
Marseiles for Mr. and Mrs. William
Sherman. who recently entertained the
club at their country home In Elizabeth.
N. j. On this occasion the guests made
tho trip to Elizabeth In n special train.
Supper was served on the lawn, which
was lighted by means of Japanese
lanterns.
Tho Seventh Assembly district of the
League Of Women Voters. of which Mrs.
Robert A. Craft Is leader, has estab-
lished permanent headquarters at the
Hotel Majestic. Informal meetings and
discussions will be held during the sum-
mer In preparation for an active cam
paign next autumn. II Is planned also
to disseminate throughout the district
political literature of educational In
terest to women.
The Ladies' of Charity Incarnation
Unit will hold their usual euchre and
dance Tuesday evening at the Corrigan
Council Community Hall, Amsterdam
avenue and 160th street. Handsome
prizes have been donated for players
and non-players. Tho st. Vincent de
Paul Conference of the Incarnation
Church will assist the women on this
occasion.