New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

promise TO be well attended and
sion will close with the presentat
tions, from 1850 a. m. to 1 p.
served.
The afternoon session will ope
Of guests of honor. Reports of co
and Fairgrounds will follow.
Or. Frances w. Mcneil, president
presided al the October meeting Of the
Society OF New York State Women or
Monday, the 9Th, at the Waldorf AS
sorsa, which will be the clubs head
quarters during ehe season Of iS22-'23
The session was given up TO business
new members having been elected tc
the already large list. delegates and
alternates elected for the New Yorl
City Federation. to be held October 81
at Hotel Astor, and the program 70,
the current year arranged.
On Friday, October 27. the Post Par
yfament Clubs next meeting is sched-
uled for II o'clock at the Hotel Neal
pin, the program, with Mrs. Henry Am
ernan as chairman. to begin promptly
at 1880. Mrs. Amerman will present
the subject, "The United States and
xhe League of Nations" Mrs. Cora
Welles Trow. president. will preside at
the business session at II o'clock,
which always opens the Post Pariia-
ment meetings.
Andrew Jackson Chapter, U. S. D. Of
1912, began the current season with q
business meeting last Saturday, fol-
lowed by social tea, the purpose be-
ing TO lay plans for the season Of 1929
a23. Much interest was shown In the
tentative program, which will include
four meetings with miscellaneous PRO-
grams, two card games for the benefit
Of the chapters patriotic fund. the an
nuai luncheon, the birthday reception
70 be held in February at the home of
the regent, Mrs. Homer Lee, and one
invitation card party.
The regent reports the admission of
several new members at the last bnsi-
ness meeting and the receipt of many
applications for membership which are
now being passed upon by the registrar,
Mrs. w. r. Hooper, before final action.
The National California Glib began
ste season at the Waldorf-Astoria last
Tuesday with the annual social card
game, in charge Of Mime. MenitR S. de
Aguirre.
The next monthly @four-bit" game
will be, through the courtesy Of Mrs.
Samuel I. Warren, at her homo, 100
Riverside Drive, on Thursday.
The Foster Mothers Association, OF
which Mrs. Philip Simon is president
will hold its regular monthly meeting
tomorrow at the Hotel Astor at 2:30
Mrs. J. W. Loeb will be the speaker
and her topic will be Current Events
This organization supplies free milk for
the undernourished children of the pub
lie schools and provides scholarships
for children who would not otherwise
be able to attend school. Plans are
under way for bazaar to be given
in December to raise money to carry
on this work.
The LyrS. Art Society, recently or
ganized with Mrs Albert Schaefer SIS
president, will give It's initial card
party on Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Schaefer,
the Hendriek Hudson, eli West 11Oth
Street, for the philanthropic fund of
the society. Mrs. j. A. Williams ID
chairman of the card party.
Among those who have taken tables
are Mrs L. Sarles, Mrs. Samuel M
Jarvis. Mrs. J. F. Goddard, Mrs. Anna
r. Adams, Mrs. w. T. Stewart, Mrs
Burtan Fl. Davy, Mrs. Jackson B. Sells
Mrs. Charles T. Haviland, Mrs. B. M
Flippin,. Mrs. William A. Gallagher
Sudge and Mrs. Williams.
Tha society has scheduled for Thurs,
day, November %, large reception
followed by luncheon, music Aus
cards, to be held at the Hotel Plazn
The officers of the society ares Presi
d dents Mrs. Albert Schaefers Mys. vii
liam 4. Gallagher, Mrs. Elton r. Cowa,
and Mrs. John H. Judge, vice-presl
y dents; Mra. B. N. Flippin, trsasures
and MIS- Burtan H. Davy, secretary. O,
she governing board are Mrs. Charlie
e. Haviland, Mrs. jackson 3. Sells an,
Mrs. Newton W. Gilbert.
The Government Club, Mrs, Georp
=. Owens, president, will hold its an
nual card party at the Pcnnsylvani
Hotel on Tuesday, November I'll. at
o'clock. Mrs. William F. He.sel vii
be chairman and tickets may be oh
eained from her at the Waldorf-As
toria.
A very interesting program lie bein
arranged for the next regular meetin
of the Club, on November s. The speak
ere will be DR.. E. L. Stevenson. Re,
- ". SsASAesN &ti1 NoShato4 VAall&m
Calder.
The Kansas Women's Club will me,
at the Hotel McAlpin next Frids
afternoon. Mr.. ]. H. MeGillis wi
speak.
On Wednesday. November I, sh
Rainy Day Club Of America will Civ
a breakfast In the grand ballroom q
che Hotel Astor in celebration OF th
twenty-fifth anniversary OF the regim
OF Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer as president {
ahe organization. Seventy-five pres
dents OF Sther clubs will be her guest
Among the clubs which have take
tables for the breakfast are the Won
ems Democratic Club, Pertia and til
Professional Women's League. Anon
the hostesses will be Mrs. J.. B. Greer
hut, Mrs. Frank Hadiey, Mra. Loui
Ralston. Mrs James s. Ennis, Mri
Sarsfeld Lavelle and Mrs. r. w. Mar
shall.
Mrs. George Fl. Childs Is chairma
OF the breakfast committee, Mrs RAJ
sten ehafrman Of program, Mrs. Ed
mund Kingsland chairman of must
and Mrs. Francis Abrahail chairman o
reception. More than zoo tickets ,ay
already been sold, ard those wishin
70 obtain them may address Misa ELI
Louise Henderson, 20 West LOOT
Street.