New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

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New fork CITY Chapter. Usuvb;rrs ~
tro American Revelation. Mr.. Alfre1
w. Nochran, regent, Will MAKE thn
pr'9chtatloN. and il viii ho ncccrtoG
o. INC Hail o. Fame bv >,r robcr+
underwood Johnson. while other nro,r,.
mont nc" Will take part in thc corn.
"on'cs luis occa Sion Is 2 tribute rs
vel - rs mcmbcr. Mr.. j. yjn)ov
4'spafG, WHO gave the Hall Of F'smc
ihcatSr Club Holds
Annual Election
! III" Thcatcr Club. Inc. Mrs Coo~oo
Maynard Clyde pros dent. he'd i.s M.
aNai business meeting and election lns,
oeSday. at the Hotel Astcr Reports
rom committee chairmen wcrc ,-ivcn
Inc,uqtng resume Of thc last co.
fcGeHat on convention by thc delegate.
Mrs. y. h Harlan n Nrs. y -,
Hays read the history Of the clnb,s
&ctlV't;"s for the past year and yoca;
scIections were given by Mrs Fred G.
NIfumfnan, chairman of music. This cIac-
NoA - sultrd il the choice Of tbo 81
LOVING officers: Third vicc-prosidc.t
AIRS. Albert a. SnowdeA: CORES Dond;,~
secretary, Mrs. John ". Harnbart.
treasurer, Mrs. Alhcrn ". Williams:
alrcciorS. Mr9. John Franklin sine
Mrs; hstcllc r. Doyle and Miss Minnie
r. ade The club will resume ,ts
work or the second Tuesday Of October
The New York League % American
Pen Women held its annual r,ectjnr
md election Monday evening at the
Hotel McAlpin. The president. Mrs.
Ruth Mason Rice, gave & report o.
inc years work and growth OF the
league.
Inc ticket FOR officers and directors
rom the nominating committee was
presented to the board and tho assem-
Ply ny the chairman. Miss Anne Parker
nMiner, The following We're elected:
Faith Van Nalkcnber Villas. first vicc-
president; Mrs. Alice Mckay Kelly,
second vice president; Mrs. Marion
Chapman, .hird ,icc president: Mrs.
Henry Marshal, Olnrsted. treasurer and
press; Mrs. Henry Miller, correspond
ing secretary: Miss Virginia Nelson
Farmer. recording secretary; Hiss
/ Catherine Cron.n. assistant reccrdinn
secretary; Miss Lillian Brown. assist
ant corresponding secretary.
: Members o. the I'd at large: Mrs
j john Montgomery. Dr. Eosslc s. Nor
! ton. Aiss Caroline Euutz-Rccs. Mrs.
May o'voll Hoising:on, Mrs. Francis
kautz Read. Mrs. Mary Handel Stod-
oard. Miss Mary A. kirAup. Mrs Henry
! C'arae Coe. 2irs. Grace Thompson Sc
ton. MIS-. Frances j. Sawyer, Mrs. Jean
! Miholand and Mrs. Rose Gleason.
The Society Of Illinois women. Mrs.
Ihomas Slack president, held q bridge
, O.. May at the Waldorf Astoria, Tor
! the benefit Of tho welfare dapa rtment
!
'ng wear are Mrs. Tho1nas Slack. pres
ioen, Mrs. Lewis Sme,;. first vice
I president; Mrs. Charles Rimes and Mrs.
. harry Herbert Charles, second and
tA!rd vice-p presidents; Ms. Henry Mar
shall Olmsted. recording secretary and
press representative; Mrs. Francis F.
llUle, treasurer; Mrs. Harry W. Nc
! Donald, CORES sponding secretary and
welfare; Mrs. William f. Hcssel, chair
man Of program: Mrs. Henry Ammcr-
man. membership, ana Mrs. James
! Cook, historian.
TIE Foster Mothers Association Of
america Mrs. Philip Simon president,
aeld a special meeting at the Hotel
Astor on Monday afternoon to receive
reports from the various captains in
/ their membership calnpa ign. which WHY
| continue throughout the month. To-
m orrow afternoon the association will
, give 2 card party and strawberry fes-
tival for the benefit Of the free milk
! fund for undernourished and crippled
children in the public schools This
/ will be held at the Hotel Astor at 2
! from the chairman, Mrs. 7. NJ. PooMs,
265 West Eighty-trst Street.
The fifth anniversary Of the Ray
Current Events Club was celebrated by
luncheon given last Monday at the
I Hotel Astor. Thirty prominent club
] presidents We're guests. Mrs. J. W:
Loeb, pres ident, made an address Of
Welcome and introduced the speakers,
Including the honorary vice presidents,
Mrs. Belle de Rivers, Miss Edyth Tot
I ten, Mrs. Cora Wells Trcw and Baron
ess K. L. Non Kenner Others were
Mrs Harry Lilly. first district chair
man: Mrs. Pauline O. Field, assistant
, district attorney; Mrs. Thomas Slack,
who spoke on "a CIuhworan's Prob
: EN-" and Mrs. Owen Kildare. whose
topic was "pcrsonal Psychology" Mrs.
Emile Newman read the history Of the
club. and TIE program also included
/ rcc:tat:ons by Mildred Holland, songs
! hy Mrs. Jerome Wagner and Marge f.
! Lut:rell, and violin selections by kath-
er'nc Stang. The event WAS celebrated
as wooden arniy and Mrs.
, Loeb Was presented with a handsome
| gavol by her directors.
TIE New York Fresh Air Fund for
Adults and Elderly People. Mrs. An
: gel!que Y. Orr president, he'd a meet
ing IN the rose room Of the Hotel Astor
on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Gardner
Hirons was chairman OF the breakfast
ard Mrs. u. G. Naa Voast chairman Of
program. Following the breakfast a
program OF music and speaking was
given Miss Clare Stck!es. soprano
, soloisI, sang a group o. songs.
/ NJ. J. 6. Treund. editor of M Mus!cai
America" made an interesting ad
dress on Music in America Nine. G.
Dc We're Sapio, soprano, formerly with
the Metropolitan Opera Company, sang
q group OF three songs, accompanied by
Mr.. F.. S4pIo. M. Harry {. Browne
gave {. number Of old familiar minstrel
Songs. N which the audience joined in
! The chorus, accompanied BY .he banjo.
i Signoy Enzo Sera:ini. OF the La Scala
! Iheater, in Milan. Italy, sang four
! songs.
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