New-York tribune., 1922-01-29


the state were present. The speakers
of the day were Mrs. Anthony Wayne
Cook, vice president general and cN-
state regent of Pcnnsylvania and at
present candidate for pres dcnt Gen
cral in 1923; Mrs. William Garden
Spencer, cX-vicc- president general from
Tennessee and cx-rcgent Of the state;
Mrs. Charles White NASH state regent
Of New York; Mrs. William Cum
ming Story. ex-prcsidcni general
and honorary regent of Manhattan
Chapter; Mrs. Charles NJ. Bull vice
state regent Of New York.
The New York League of Business
and Professional Women Will discuss
labor phases al lis February dinner.
10 be held on Wednesday at csc ~
the Cafe Boulevard. Mrs Eosalic
Loew Whitney, member Of the Indus
trial Board oc the Department OF
Labor of New York State, will speak on
"What the State Does to Prevent Tn
employment" and John B. Andrews.
secretary Of the American Association
for Labor Legislation, viii speak on
"Uncmpi ioymcnt Prevention
The Professional Women's League.
Mrs. RUSSELL Bassett president. held It's
social day at Hotel Astor on Mon
Gay: Miss Helen c. Kucl, was
chairman of the day. A. f.. Mat
thews. star of "Bulldog Drummond."
was the guest Of honor. Miss Alfred A.
Hcssc and Ruth Helen Davis we're the
speakers The musical program was
furnished by Miss Muricl Cianci.
Louis Fcrraro. Miss Pearl lo NoN. Miss
Helen c. kuct. Mrs. Kate Fowler
Chase, Miss Rose l.c NoN. Mr. I.icbcr-
man and Mr. Tutchinss
Among the activities Of ;hc Michigan
omen IN New York, Inc. Mrs. John
Jay Bush, president. is tho work at Fox
Halls Hospital, Ward 10, undor the
Craftsmanship Of Mrs Stowcll Slchbins.
he boys arc TO be taken to sec Drift
ing" and aftcrwa rds to dinner. The
club has contributed 10 the new n,s
which has just been presented to the
hospita' BY the federated workers. Tho
auxiliary meets every Monday AT tho
home Of Mrs. Ralph Folks. $40 Madi-
son Avenue. to make warm garments to
be used in the philanthropic work.
The Rainy Day Club Of America.
Mrs: A. NJ. Pa liner president. will have
a Members Day next "Wednesday al
Z p. m. in the Hotel Astor. The club
ceiebrated its twenty birthday in
November with luncheon and rapr-
ant at which there were present ,nrre
than 800 representative club women.
ne Members Day viii be oxclusivelv
Tor the members. There viii be a
program furnished by members and
refreshments viii be served N,,s
hather'ne Schenck is chairman OF tho
day, assisted by Mrs. Louis ralston
Mrs. James Y. Ireland MIS-. ". A.
Deering, Mrs. ". 7. Wood and Mis-
Ella Louis Henderson.
J.. ,'ohn Atwater, director of the public
llbreries q the Borough of Cnncrs
ado-essed --ae members Of the Colonv
Club of Queens on the subject Pub
nc libraries Of Queens" AT the hone
OF Mrs. Stewart Robb. Hclls Court.
Queens Village. on Thursday afternoon.
ne philanthropic committee gage an
afternoon OF cards al the home Of Mrs.
ROSS on thursday. The proceeds Will be
used for eX-scrvicc men and otner
philanthropc work
The ways and means committce an
nounces a Valentine card uartv AT IA,
nome of Mrs. Harry r. WmcheN ,Ao
afternoon of February lo
The Priors. Mrs Harry Lillv. p.esi-
oeh'' Wi! hold Its first annual lunch
eoh 60 at Hotel Astor. Friday. February
~. at o'clock. Tickets may be Oh
tanned until February from the cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Frank 7
B'adner. $50 West TweDty-ftrsl Street
Membe beTship blanks also VIII bc avail
ape . Reception to new members VIII
take place half an hour before lunch.
con, Immediately following The busi.
ness meeting called for 1880. Tho
: !if have elected It's PRESIDENT M,s.
KY Mr1 and one of its vice presidents.
l"rs; cans; houls halston' as delegates TO tho
coming convention Of the Nov Yo,l
N'.y iederatlon of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. William Cummings Storv has
oeen appointed by the president AZ
eha'rman . ha n; Of the committee to act in
'ne selection Of poem for tho ~,
bound anthology Mrs. Story inv,9ad
s,e !, following ladies to serve With her:
~ RS: Harry Lilly, AIRS. Henry All.n
10 a Nsy, Mrs. Almcda Costello. Me-
a Il NJ