New-York tribune., 1922-06-04

the eThibits and a luncheon was served
By the Natural History CLUB.
Mrs. Luellen Bussenius. as chairman.
reports progress in the Roosevelt me
fnorial exercises 70 be held next Sat.
urday at Great Neck, l.. !. There VII
ho a luncheon for the out.of-town
guests and bridge for those VINO Nisn
10 play. the affair 10 be closed VINE
moving pictures being taken.
Mrs William x. Stewart, president-
general Of the National Society Daugn'
GERS % the Union, has returned from
tour % the different cities where
chapters are in full activity. While IN
Boston Mrs Stewart and Mrs.. Charles
II Nasaury. honorary president gen
ersl Of the national society. were en-,
tertsined by the Julia Ward Hove sno
the Governor J. {. Andre~ ensp'enrs u
4 luncheon AZ the Hotel Copley-Pla laza'
Mrs Gilbert {. Brown, OF Brook1ne'
Mass and Miss Jennie G. Mosley are
regents OF the chapters that enter
tanned.
Mp, Almedo Castillo. the author OF
"Thc Shirt % Conservation has gone
70 Missouri 10 spend the summer WIN
relatives
Cora Welles Trow was the speaker
az the women's mass meeting last fri'
day the Community House, Pheasant
vile. y. Y. under the auspices oi
m, National Republican Federahon'
Mrs. Trow's subjeet being The Repuo-
lican Form OF Government
The Wisconsin woman's Society,
Nrs. Victor Fredriekson, president, was
,r,er,ain.d last week by Mrs. r. X
Clawson a. her home in Forest Hills'
,yi.h luncheon 20 all the members.
Mis- Marie Jensen was, one OF the
speakers. and Mrs. Faith Van Nalken-
burg B2laS recited some OF ner re-
cent poems.
The woman's Press Club. Mrs. Har-
yot Holt Dey president, held It's eau
cation for citizenship day, SATURDAY
a. the Waldorf-Astoria. An interest
in, nrogram was presented BY Mrs.
otto Hahn. chairman OF the day. when
rad been arranged by Miss Saran
Stephenson, chairman Of education for
citizenship, Baroness Katharine Won
Klenner, chairman OF music, and Mrs.
Hahn. After Introductory remarks by
the chairman Of the day there foi-
lowed speeches on "The Crime Wave
and It's Cure" BY Judge Franklin 1ay-
lor. and "Our City Schools" by Assist
ant Superintendent William L. Crazy.
There were also a few words from
some Of the guests Of honor. Mrs. Will
ism c. Pepper. president Of the asso-
ciate alumnae Of Hunter College, MISS
katherine D. Blake. principal Of Public
School No. 6, Nine. Devi. OF lndia, and
Mrs. John Francis Yswger. past pres
.deat Of the city federation
Mn. William Rogers Chapman, presi-
dent. OF Rubinstein Club, was the
guest Of honor al luncheon given re-
Gently by Mrs. Alexander II. Candlish'
one of the Independents OF the club
now residing in Poughkeepsie. Other
officers and directors in the party m
cluded Mrs. W. n. II. Amerman. Mrs.
John HUDSON Storer, Mrs. Jesse W.
HeSden. Miss Mary Jordan Baker. Miss
Helen Barrett. Mrs. Charles G.. Brax-
mar. Mrs Walter Cray Crump. Mrs.
GuStAve G.. Sehiek Mrs Emma T. Pat
terson. Mise Arm Wilson, Miss Jean ;
Taylor. Mrs. Candlish and Miss Ida
NJ Crum, member OF Rubinstein
Automobiles met the guests az the sta
ton and the party toured TO Albany
and returned. visiting the Nsssar
grounds and the Vasssr Boys Hospi-
tai. Tea was served 20 the guests
Mrs Chapman WAS the guest Of Mrs.
Candiish until the following week
Another luncheon was given 10 the
officers and directors Of the club by
Miss Helen Barrett ~ her home. Mas
sau Boulevard, Long Island, on Tues
day. Following the luncheon plans
were discussed for the next season OF
Ruhinstein Club.
The Professional womsns League
Inc. Mrs. Russell Bassett president,
will hold q springtime luncheon and
card party at the Cafe Besux Arts on
Thursday Reservations may be made
By notifying tho chairman. Mrs. E. P.
Matthiessen. 40 Wadsworth Avenue.
On Thursday evenings during IN.
summer there will he held az the
lesgue's rooms. la West Fitty-hfts
Street, Get Together evenings ior
the members and their friends.
The last meeting of the summer ot
The New York League Of Business and
Professional Women, Inc. will be held
at the Cafe Boulevard. on Wednesday
The speakers will be Mr. Porter Fesrey,
who will speak on "The Relation Of
Investment TO Thrift; Ny. S. s. Kim
ball, who will speak on "E1positions
That Have Gone Before" and Mr. "
II. Silk, who will SPEAK on The Aller-
ton Club Hotel for Women.'
This league is planning 20 put or a
national exposition OF women's sctivi-
ties 81 the Commodore Hotel, Septern-
Der 1923. which will show the extent
, Of the progress o. women in the stimu-
lus and extension OF business during
toe past ten years.
The annual election Of the league
Was recently held when Elizabeth
Sears was reelected as president with
. a board consisting Of Ina Winehell
Stacy. viee-president; Edyth Charliek'
secretary; Mrs. Kay Csmmack, treas
urer, and Florence Wilson. katherine
Neintyre, Ida Jane Dutton, Virginia
FurmGn and Elsa Cobb as directors.
II has taken rooms IN the new Aller-
. ton Hotel 81 Fifty-seventh Street and
Lexington Avenue for its headquarters
next winter.
An informal dance will ,. held by
The University Forum Of America
Tueseay evening al the headQuartfrs re
! OF me club az 2o3 West Ninsty-third
Street. DR.. Alexander Cumming will
be the chairman Of the evening and
Mis< Eeiene Twistman the hostess