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renee T. Gaylord. Mrs. Willis Hawley.
Mrs. Paul Jones. Mrs. Daniel q. Lang
lands, Miss Kate Liddle, Mrs. Gerry
Philbrick, Mrs. Roscoe ]. Raney and
Mrs. Clarence N. Titterington.
DRIVE for Funds On.
The president OF the Nor York City
Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs.
Richard NJ. Chapman of Brooklyn. to-
gether with Miss MARY Garrett Hay.
president Of the woman's City Club and
the New York League Of Women Voters.
and Mrs. Clarence Burns. president or
the Little Mothers Aid Association. are
considering sites and plans for the City
Federations new hotel for self support
ing girls The drive among Che clubs
for 100000 is under the immediate d.
rection of five chairmen, one from each
borough Mrs. =. w. Kingsland for
Manhattan, Mrs. Theodore NJ. Hardy for
Brooklyn. Mrs. w. ]. Hancock for
Queens. Mrs. Stephen D. Stevens for
Richmond. and Mrs. Alfred II. Haus-
rath for The Bronx. Each one OF the
chairmen has an efficient group or
speakers now addressing the clubs and
presenting the appeal. A club may have
a room named for it by giving $1,000.
Five clubs have already pledged the re-
quired sum. Daughters Of Kentucky In
New York. Mrs. Bedell Parker presf-
dent; Minerva, Mrs. Howard MacNutt
president; the Theater Club, Mrs. George
NJ Clyde president; Bronx Woman's
Club, Mrs. Alfred III. Hausrath presi-
dent; Eclectic, Mrs. Albert Garfield
Bage. president. The contributions to-
ward a building fund which have been
given by the clubs at the conventions
during the last fourteen years. now
f1,av flxy-
ing point around which the large sum
pledged is to be raised. Two years are
given in which to raise the money. Let
ters of all club women now go TO the
post carrying the paster in bright colors
New York City Federation Hotel Drive.
January 1923. 1924" Mrs. Joanna A.
Burke, 336 West Eighty-ninth street Is
treasurer Mrs Emil Glugau is presi-
dent of the hotel board Of directors.
Mrs. Daniel O'Day of Rye. chairman
of the Woman's Democratic Organization
OF Westchester county. entertained her
executive board at luncheon at the
Cosmopolitan Club on Wednesday in
honor of Miss Harriet May Mills. Those
present were Mrs. M. Truman. Miss NJ.
Louise Gross, Mrs. A. Logan, Mrs. d.
O'Keefe, Mrs. B. Cullen, Mrs. A. Morgan,
Mrs. j. Wyman, Mrs. Simeon Brady, Mrs.
H Barrett and Mrs. r. A. Dietrich.
The January meeting of the organiza-
ton will be held at White Plains on the
afternoon of January 10. An interest
ing program is being arranged Mrs.
O'Day will sail for Europe the latter
part of January to spend the remainder
OF the winter on the Riviera. She will
be accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Eylea O'Day.
The annual presidents tea Of the So
cIety for Political Study. Mrs. Otto Hahn
president, was held at Hotel Astor on
| Tuesday. An address, "A Glimpse OF
Italian Politics" was delivered by Dr.
| George M. Whicher, professor OF Latin
| and Greek at Hunter College, lately re-
turned from the American Academy al
Rome. There were songs by Helen de
| Castro and recitations by Mildred Hol-
! land. Among the special guests were
Mrs. Belle de Rivera, Mrs. William
| Cummings Story, Mrs Harry Lilly, Miss
Helen Varick Boswell. Mrs. Almeda NJ
CASTILLO. Miss Cherrie Clarke, Mrs. Ruth
Helen Davis, Mrs. r. Edison Doolittle
Mrs. John r. Farrar, Miss Evelyn M
! Goldsmith, Mrs. Anna NV. Hochfelder
Mrs. Willis X. Howell, Mrs. Axel o
Ihlseng, Mrs. Edmund w. Kingsland
Mrs. Alexander A. La Vigne, Miss Emme
Maak Mrs. T.. T.. Malcolm. Mrs Willis
Parker Miner, DR.. Frances III. Mcneil
| Mrs. George E. Owens, Mrs. William G
Pepper, Mrs. William II. Purdy, Mrs
William l.. Sands. Mrs. stephen ID
! Stephens. Mrs. Lillian r. Sire, Mrs
| Thomas Slack, Mrs. William ID. Spor-
| burg. Mrs. Frank NJ. Tench. Mrs. Harry
Ii. Thomas. Miss Edyth Totten. Mrs
| George NJ. Whicher. Mrs. Edward Bur
ton williams and Miss Mary Wood.
The William Mckinley Tent I'll, the
Maccabees. will hold its twentieth ami
yersary at the Hotel Commodore to-
night This is one OF the most active
tents in the Jurisdiction of the city OF
New York. Among the special guests
will be John ]. Volk Great Commander
from Buffalo, and Daniel ]. Coakley
Great Field Commander. from Rochester
Senator ELECT Royal S. Copeland is also
expected The officers of the tent are
Hyman Rothbart, Commander; Spencer
Field. Lieutenant-C Commander; NJ Arthur
Elmer Chaplain. and Louis Blatt, Record
Keeper.
The December meeting of the League
of American Penwomen was held Thurs
day evening at the National Arts Club
al which Sophie Treadwell, author oi
"Gringo," was the speaker. As the only
woman war correspondent covering the
Obregon rebellion in Mexico, she spent