New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
Mrs. David D. Luckie, Mrs. S. D. Lock
hart and Mrs. Charles D. Hivst.

The activities of the New York City
Federation OF Women's Clubs have be-
gun in earnest The Americanizatioi.
committee, of which Mrs. William
Baldwin Smith I'd is chairman, has
evolved plan for work, and in order
to carry out the ideas five sub-com.
mittees have been formed as follows
Education, citizenship, settlements, mo-
ton pictures and immigration. The
Americanization committee will b.
made up of appointed members from
each club.
The conservation committee of the
City Federation, Mrs. Charles Cyrus
Marshall chairman, held it's first meet
ing Of this season at the Museum of
Natural History last Tuesday.
The secretary, Mrs. Otto Hahn, read
q report Of the proceedings of the con-
ference held July at the Times
Building. At this conference the CON
servation committee met with Ellis j.
Staley, Conservation Commissioner of
the State Of New York, in the inter
est of better bird protection.
The report was followed by a dis
cusslon Of plans for conservation week,
which will be under the auspices of the
City Federation and begin April ID.
1t was decided to send call to each
federated club asking that two dele
gates be notified to meet with the com
mittee November % to assist in ar
ranging for the celebration.
The chairman read a tentative pro-
gram which was approved by the com
fnlttee The appointments made for
conservation week are as follows: CO.
operation Of public schools, Mrs. Harry
Lilly; cooperation Of New York Uni
versity, Mrs. William w. Niles: for.
estry, Miss Henriette Ord Jones: pro-
gram printing, Mrs. Otto Hahn. Other
appointments will follow.
The resolutions committee, with the
following members, Mrs. Axel O. Ihl-
seng chairman, Mrs. William Baldwin
Smith, Mrs. Mark Newman, Miss Eliza
beth Collier, Miss Daisy Cans and Mrs
ID. M. Seligman, has been especially
active this fall, having received sixteen
resolutions and put into shape fourteen
of them which were presented at the
convention Friday for discussion. Most
OF them were adopted. :
The Chicago Club, Inc, Mrs. Fred
erick J. MacIsaac president. held its
first meeting of the season on Tuesday
at the Waldorf-Astoria An interest
ing program was given by Mrs. Percy
K. Osborn, chairman OF the day. The
opening number was "The Star
Spangled Banner" sung by the club
and played by Miss Lillian Bailer.
The remainder Of the program included
two groups of songs by Florence Min
ninger and an address by Miss Annie
Matthews.
The Missouri Woman's Club of New
York City will hold its monthly meet
ing at the Hotel Astor on Wednesday
at p. M. Mrs. W. Baldwin Smith will
preside. The afternoon will be de-
voted to reports of various educational
activities of the club and the program
will be under the direction of Mrs.
Edward l.. Bartlett.
Reports of the educational work
done in the rural districts Of Missouri.
as well as in the East. will be made
and a letter from the winner of the
scholarship maintained by the club at
Missouri University will be read.
Funds obtained from the third ar
mistice ball to be given by the club
at the Hotel Pennsylvania, November
IL, will be devoted to continuing this
scholarship.
Mrs. Timothy Martin O'Conoor's
Entire Nous Dancing Club will hold
ITS next dance in the Rose Room of
the Hotel Plaza Friday at o'clock.