The New York herald., 1921-04-24
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sxr E principal sNenIs m club
,arcies .-. 4,.o. With most Of the
organizations the fiscal year ends in
May with the winding up Of the
seasons activities. Indiana Club held
its annual election on Monday, as did
also the Manhattan STUDY Club. and
Society Of New York State Women,
Rainy Day on Wednesday and Haar-
lem Philharmonic Society. Portia Club
and the Society of Illinois Women on
Thursday. The Iowa New Workers
was another club which held its an
nual meeting last week. and the
Rubinstein Club will have its annual
business meeting on May IL. The
Legislative League and the American
Criterion Society also will have cleo
lions in May.
The Society of Kentucky Women, Mrs.
Bedell Parker president. will have a
lnnoheon at the Waldorf Astoria on May
8 which will be dedicated TO "Our
Flag" A programme suitable for the
occasion has been arranged. 1t will in
Nude a Toast to the Flag" by Miss
Amelia Bingham an address on What
Our Flag Means When Far Away From
Home" by Mr.. Newton D. Gilbert, and
q group Of songs by Mrs. e. II. Stevens.
Representative ID. H. Kincheloe Of Ken
lucky. who Is coming from Washington
for the luncheon. will bring a message
from the Blue Grass State MI~ KIN
cheloe will give some dialect stories.
Mrs. Thomas Quigley is chairman OF the
luncheon. Presidents OF some Of the
we'll known clubs have been invited as
guests Of honor.
Haarlem Philha rmonic Society held
its regular business meeting on Thurs
day at the Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. C.
Victor Twiss, the retiring president
who has served in that capacity for four
years, was presented with a retiring
presidents pin an innova ton in the
dub world, by Mrs. Everett Menzies
Raynor, the newly elected president. on
behalf OF the members. Mrs. Thomas
.racka, the second ce-president. pre-
sented to her a bouquet OF flowers on
behalf OF the society. Appropriate
speeches were made by Mrs. Twiss and
Nrs. Raynor. The other officers elected
We're Mrs. Frederick A. DunelSa. first
vice-president; Mrs. Sturges S. Durham,
according secretary; Mrs @. Francis
VI
md Mrs. William Gage Brady, treas
urer. The chairman OF the committees
elected were Mrs. d. Roger Englar
membership; Mrs. Horatio Bates, ar
engagements: Mrs. Trusten Polk Ed
wards. entertainment Miss Isabel G.
Koss, printing, and Mrs. Frederick
Earle Berthe. publicity.
Reports were read and a number of
amendments to the constitution were
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Of the season. An interesting incident
OF the meeting was the presence OF the
boy mascot who came with his mother,
Mrs. Howard Ford During the year the
Cub membership was increased by 150
new members
At the annual meeting OF Manhattan
study Club on Monday al the Hotel Nc
Alpin Mrs. Edith r Pearsons was re-
elected president. The other officers
elected were Mrs. Erwin Torok. first
vice-president. Mrs. Arthur II. Bridge.
second vice-president: Mrs. Henry Nc
Dowell. treasurer; Mrs. Frederick PEN
nell. recording secretary. Mrs James f.
Page CORRESPONDING secretary. and Mrs.
Frederick Paomm. Mrs. iona than G.
Wells Mrs. Kenneth Robinson, Mrs.
John. Fl. Knox and Mrs. J. f.. Crum.
directors
on Thursday Mrs Pearsons will give
4 reception and tea for club presidents
and members OF the Manhattan Study
Club at her home $40 West End avenue.
presidents day VIII he observed
by the State Democratic Forum. Mrs.
Robins A. Lau founder and president,
On Saturday at the Hotel Astor.
special feature Of the day will be an
Illustrated lecture on Municipal House
Cleaning" by Deputy Commissioner Ar
bold B. MacStay Of the Department OF
Public Welfare, former Commissioner OF
Street Cleaning. About fifty club presi-
dents have Seen invited as guests or
donor.
The Elmira College Club Of New York.
Mrs Leon T. lie Wald president will
bold its twenty-ninth annual luncheon
On Saturday at the Hotel Astor Miss
Alice M. Robertson, the newly elected
representative from Oklahoma, who Is
4 graduate of Elmsra and a member OF
the New York club. and DR. Frederick
lent, president or the college, will be
the principal guests Miss Robertson
~ill speak or the work for women she
IL planning TO do I'm Washington DR.
Lent will tell about the progress made
IN raising the college endowment fund.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Government Club viii be held at the
Hotel Astor Monday. May o. Mrs
George r. Owens is president OF the
dub Mr.. George Henry Payne. editor
Of the Forum, will speak on Women
of To-day Va. the Old Line Politicians"
Joseph III. Choate, Jr., on Shall Amer
lca Remain the Only Country at the
Mercy OF the German Chemist" and
Capt Hugh s. Martin on "Bolshevism
and It's Menace 10 the United States"
! One OF the most important events or
ehe week viii be the welcome home
luncheon on Tuesday 10 be given under
the auspices or the American Society
OF Reconstruction for Mrs. Robert Wylle
LYLE, the founder and president. who
pas Just returned with Mr. Lyle from
Palm Beach The luncheon win be al
6he Hotel Astor American nags viii
drape the engraving OF the Constitu-
don Of the United States. which Will
hang in . conspicuous place. Mrs. VI
Donnarunma OF the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Veterans Of Foreign Wars Is
Chairman Of the committee on arra nge-
ments and has Mrs Harry Zegler as
her chief aid
The main object of the eociety is TO
eliminate those forces that would destroy
the American Constitution for which our
forefathers stood and fought and Amer
manization. and interesting speeches will
bc made BY Dr Royal s. Copeland
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