The New York herald., 1921-05-29
ANNUAL JUNE GAMBOLS OF
WOMEN'S CLUBS TO BE HELD
AT THE NEAR BY RESORTS
Final Events of the Seasons Activities to Start With
Lumcheons and to End With Dancing
at Night.

HlLE May was given oNe'
\A/ largely by the clubs to bust
ness meetings, election and
installation of officers. June will bring
the annual outings at some OF the
nearby resorts, which are fitting finales
TO the seasons activities, and afford to
the members a days enjoyment in the
country before separating for their
rumnaer holidays. The Shelburne,
Brighton BeaS... has been selected by
some of the clubs for their outdoor
fetes, which, in many instances. Will
be all day events, starting with lunch
con and ending in the evening with
dancing.
The Drama Comedy will have its
June gambol at the Shelburne on the
18th, and the Fresh Air Fund for
Adult and Elderly People will have its
third spring luncheon on June 13 at
the same place. The New York The
atre Club will have It's annual outing
and luncheon there on June z, where,
on the same day, the Cameo Branch
of the international Sunshine Society
has it's seventh annual spring outing.
The Woman's Democratic Club has
It's outing and luncheon at the Shell
burne on June 81, and on June 6 the
Five Hupdred Card Club will have It's
seventh annual luncheon and card
party at the same hotel. The Minerva
Club will have its annual outing on
June at Forest Hill Inn, Forest Hills,
L. l., and the Entire Nous Dancing
Club has its outing on Saturday at the
Hotel Gramatan, Lawrence Park.
Bronxville.
The National California Club. Mrs.
Thomas j. Vivian president, will have
garden party given for It on Thurs
day by its vice-president, Mrs. g. Up
ton Hallett at her home in East
Orange. Mrs. William Cummings
Story will give reception to the mem
oers of the National Society of Patri-
otic Women. Mrs. William r. Stewart
president, on Friday at the Westches-
ter Country Club grounds.
For the Minerva Club outing members
may take trains direct to the Forest Hin
Inn from the Pennsylvania station at
served at / o'clock and will be followed
by auction bridge, for which souvenirs
have been provided. Mrs. William w.
Beals is chairman of the committee In
charge and Mrs. Frederick Clark Brown
vice-chairman Others on the commit
tee include Mrs Wilmot r. Boag. Mrs.
w. S. Brumaghim, Mrs Robert Francis
Cartwright. Mrs. Burton w. Davy, Mrs.
Grace Ellinwood, Mrs c. T. Haviland,
Mrs. James w. Robins, Mrs. Sallie Furin,
Mrs David G.. Ward, Mrs. John A. Will
iams and Mrs Frederick w. Waller.
Drama Comedy's gambo1 will be one
OF the largest events ever given by the
club and will start with luncheon at 2
o'clock. This will be followed by dane
ing and later dinner. On the reception
committee are Mrs. Margaret Metcaif
voss, Mrs Owen Downes, Mrs. Conrad
Studenbord Mrs Emelie Hinckley. Mrs
w. II. r. McKeller, Mrs. A. F. Buerkle.
Misses, Louise Henry. Henrietta Collins
and o. O'Donollue. In addition to these
there will be a mems committee COM
posed of Mr. Robert g. Harg-ave, who
will be master Of ceremonies. and
Mesers Harry Bunnel1 and J. H. Hinck-
ley. chairmon, Pierre De Nu, w. w. VIII
mot. Gilbert Kuh, w. J. Martin. A. F.
Buerkle, Carl Fique, Richard Mccain.
w. A. Shea, d.. A. b. Clarke. DR..
Massee and Col. w. T. Wood
The last meeting of the season of the
club will be held at the Hotel Astor on
Thursday afternoon. At the cabinet
meeting last Friday the president. Mrs.
F.dyth Totten, announced that the place
of first vice-president will remain va
cant for period Of one year In honor OF
the memory OF Mrs Sara NJ Foster.
Mrs Foster died at Roosevelt Hospital
on Monday.
The outing Of the Entre-Nous Dancing
Club, Mrs Timothy Martin OConnor
president will take the form OF a din
ner and dance. Dinner will be served
at Z O'Clock and will be followed by
dancing, two hours later. Trains leave
Grand Central Terminal every fift IN
minutes from to o'clock. Last [ IN
leaves at $40. reaching Bronxville at
6:55. Reservations for tables should be
made early TO Mrs. O'Connor at 511
West 112th street.
"A Talk on Art will be given for the
Verdi Club, Mrs. Florence Foster Jen-
lxins president, by the sculptress, Lily
c. Mayer at the Hotel McAlpin on
Wednesday There also will be an ex-
hibition of tho banners painted by Mrs.
Mayer for the Skylarks ball Of the club
given on April % at the Waldorf. An
interesting feature OF the meeting on
Wednesday will be the formal accept
ance by the club OF a large bust Of
Verdi. made especially for and presented
20 II by Mrs Mayer. Countess Alfredo
Janni and Mrs. Luigi Solari will be the
guests OF honor. Tea and music will also
be included I'm the afternoons pro-
gramne, and TO thfs all the members OF
the club and their friends are cordially
invited. The musical programme will
include operate aras from Romeo and
Iuliette' and LA Traviata," sung by
Edna Moreland, who will be chairman
OF the reception committee. There also
will be songs by Joseph Mitchell ac-
companied by Miss Beatrice Raphael,
md piano solos by Alice Sothern. Mrs.
Samuel Rossiter Belts, member of the
club viii recite The Birth OF the
Opal" and Bohumil Sykora, 'cellist, will
play numbers by Russian composers.
Euterpc Club. Mrs. Alcinous Berton
Ianison president, had its springtime
luncheon, the last event Of the season. on
Tuesday at the Waldorf-Astoria Sew
era we'll known artists were among the
guests. They included Mile. Yvornc de
Treville Nine. Dimitrieff, the Russian
prima donna, and Emily Nichols Hatch,
portrait PAINTER During the luncheon
there were vocal numbers by Miss Min
ME Lamberts and music by the Wofsie
Orchestra.