The New York herald., 1922-10-01
Di S tin guis he'd
Spea a k e rs VIII
Address Sessions,
Among Them the
Hon. R e gin aid
M'Kenna, Former
Chancellor of the
Exchequer, Who
Will Discuss S
Foreign Debts.

meet aboard boat, and in the afternoon
at 4 the administrative committee
meets on the boat. At z P. NJ. comes
the golf dinner.
An entirely new way OF entertain
ing out of town guests is to be es-
sayed by a committee of $50 women
OF prominence who have assumed the
pleasant task of demonstrating that
New York knows how to be truly
| hospitable. The program arranged by
the Women's Committee under the
leadership of Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow
will fill the entire week during which
series of unique and interesting en-
tertainments will be offered to the
visiting womenfolk. This committee
| refused to be daunted or dismayed by
the fact that there may be as many
as 5000 visiting women, and declined
to accept the assumption of the mas
culine committeeman that 1t would be
impossible TO offer personal hospitality
to such a large number.
Thirty-f1ve private homes are to be
thrown open. especially for a large
luncheon to be given on October :.
With Mrs. Morrow on this special
L. +
Jr., Mrs. Charles II. Sabin. Mrs. Cor
nelius N Bliss. Jr., Mrs. James A.
Burden. Mrs Arthur A. Fowler. Mrs.
| Charles ID. Norton. Mrs. Harold I.
Pratt Mrs. John T Pratt Miss Jean
Arnott Reid, Mrs. Reeves Schley. Mrs.
Leland Stillman. Miss Ruth Twombly.
Mrs George Whitney. Mrs William
Woodward and Miss Margaret Ruth
McKinlay.
The program includes a ball at the
Commodore on October 5, a fashion
show and tea at the Plaza on Octo-
Der q, an excursion TO West Point.
several large theater parties and also
on October a hostess day. when
thirty-five New York women will
open their homes to entertain guests
or the convention at luncheons 70 be
served simultaneously in their homes.
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art and
the American Museum Of Natural
History will extend special courtesies
TO the visitors. Mrs. William Wood
ward is honorary chairman OF the
hostess day with Mrs. Harold I. Pratt
as acting chairman
October will be club day. Tho
Colony, Cosmopolitan. women's City
Women's National Republican and the
Women's University clubs viii well
come the bankers wives and women
bank officers. supposing the latter
can spare time from the convention
sessions for such festivities Al the
Colony Club tea Will be served. Mrs.
James A. Burden will be chairman
OF club day. with Mrs. Arthur Woods
as vice-chairman-
These Will Entertain
On Hostess Day
The women who will give the
| luncheons on hostess day will 10
Mines. Charles i. Alexander, Robert
| Bacon. Joseph II. Choate. Jr.; John
Henry Hammond, James A. Burden.
Walter Phelps Bliss. William Pierson
Hamilton. Walter Douglas, Edward
c. Delafield, Thomas w. Lamont.
2. Henry Hartman. Otto II. Kahn.
William Fellowes Morgan, Willard D.
Straight, John d. Rockefeller, Jr.;
Felix NJ. warburg. A. Perry Osborn,
Acosta Nichols. CARL Tucker. w
Emlen Roosevelt. John T. Pratt.
Harold I. Pratt. Frederic d. Philips.
Charles d. Horton. George r. Baker.
Jr.; Joseph 2. Davis, ]. Horace
Harding. Walter 3. James, Alvin w.
Krech. Gates w. McGarrah. Dwight
w Morrow. Grayson NJ. p. Murphy,
whitelaw Reid. Payne Whitney and
George Whitney.
Serving on the ball committee are
Mines. George +. Baker, Jr., chair
man; John r Pratt. Courtlandt y
Barnes. James A. Burden. Arthur 4.
Fowler, Edwin A. Fish, Guy Erner-
son. j. Lloyd Derby. william Shipper
Davis. Joseph Z. Davis, Arthur O.
Choate, Guy Fairfax Cary, Lydig
Hoyt, Charles A. Lindley, Seward
Prosser. Henry Potter Russell and
Miss Nancy Jay. Mrs. Reeve sch'ey
is chairman Of the fashion show.
Walter r. Frew heads the exccu-
tive committee and the other conn
mittee chairmen are Gates w. Nc
Garrah. finance; Henry J. Cochran,
entertainment; golf. Mortimer ~.
Buckner; hotel. Harvey d. Gibsonl
information. Guy Emerson. and re-
ception, Thomas w. Lamont
In order that their visitors may
have reminder OF what New York
city actually is and OF how Il be-
came what It is. the bankers assigned
Guy Emerson, executive manager lof
the association, and Henry Collins
Brown, editor OF Valentines Manual
OF Old New York." to prepare SOU