New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Gardner School Alumnac
Association is Formed

Gardner School Alumnac
Association Is Formed
The Gardner School Alumna Associ-
alton, the newest of The kind to be
formed, held meeting a few days ago
at II East Fifty-frst Street TO finisl,
the details OF organization and elect it's
hrst offlcerS. The election resulted as
follows: Miss Maud Il. Eliingcr, presi-
dent; Miss Marjorie Sammis. vice,
president; Mrs. Gladys Vivian Gordon,
| recording secretary; Miss Harriet
Henry, corresponding secretary; Miss
Jessie Long. treasurer; Miss Margaret
| Case, director, and Mrs. Susie Lovcjoy
| Harris, director.
A States luncheon under the au-
spices of the Congress Of States So
| cieties is being arranged for Thurs
day, January 12, at the Hotel Pcnnsyl-
vania.
The congress will use It's original ar
rangement of each table representing a
state and the directors will be pleased to
welcome all who are interested in their
home states and who can make reser-
yations, by addressing the secretary,
enty-ffth Street. These luncheons,
which arc given annually, are an ex-
cellent means for bringing together
the people from every state Of the
Union.
The officers of the congress arc Mrs.
Thomas ]. Vivian. president; the presi-
dents Of the affiliated societies, vice
presidents; Mrs. John Is. Sheppard, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Charles D.
Hirst, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Edmond ]. Leger, treasurer. and Mrs.
William c. Cauble, historian.
Mrs. Horace Stokes. Of 32e West
lo1st Street, will entertain Charter
Chapter, Daughters of the Union, at her
home Wednesday afternoon.
Phalo, Mrs. Eugenia NJ. Chapman
president, met last Monday at the home
Of Mrs. Edward Wright Peet, 144 West
Ninety-third Street. Mrs. Robert w.
Lyle gave q paper or the Ku Klux Khan,
after which the topic of the day, "Psy-
chology," was taken up. Mrs. Chapman
discussed "The Viewpoint Youth"
which was followed by an analysis of
The Laws of Mental Health" by Miss
M. Antoinette Foote, for many years a
teacher of psychology in the New York
nizing the Defective Child" was pre-
sented by Miss Farrell, director of
ungraded classes in the city school
/ system, after which tea was served by
the hostess. The next meeting will be
held January 8. The subject for study
will be literature" when the club viii
be addressed on Contemporary Poetry
by Mrs. George NJ. Clyde, president of
the Theatcr Club, Inc.
A large number OF members and
guests attended the second afternoon
musicale Of the Rubinstein Club. Mrs.
William Rogers Chapman, president.
yesterday in the Astor Gallery of the
Waldorf Astoria. A special program
OF Christmas carols was sung.
Under the direction Of Miss Mary
Jordan Baker. chairman and treasurer
OF the philanthropic committee of the
club, Santa Claus is to visit 500 chill
dren and grown-ups on Christmas Day
at Randalls Island. Miss Baker wishes
to announce that donations Of toys, old
and new, candy, books, money, clothing
or anything that will help to brighten
their Christmas, will be greatly APP
preciated. Donations may be sent to
Mrs: William Rogers Chapman, Wal
dorf fAstoria.
A banquet followed by dance will
be given by the officers and directors
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. William Rog-
ers Chapman in celebration Of the