New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

stam the cooperative meeting will be
held at Hotel Astor, Friday, April %,
at 2 ?. NJ, with Mrs. Stanley Lyman
Otis, chairman. Reports will be given
BY Mrs. Dudley Van Holland, chairman
o. moving pictures; Miss Daisy Gsus,
chairman OF legislation on bills pend
.ug, and Mrs. Otto Kahn will report or
the year book.
Pewer being vested IN this meeting
70 select the resolutions for discus
sion at the convention, Mrs. A. o.
Ihlseng, chairman of resolutions COM
nittce, will present all resolutions
thst have been sent to her eince the
February convention
Tire National Society Of New Eng
land women Will hold its congress in
New York City at the Hotel Astor on
May 3, and s, according 70 an an
nouncsment made last week by Mrs.
Eugene J. Grant. OF Brooklyn, prc.i-
dent general o, tho organization.
Delegates from New England
colonies in New York, Chicago. Albany,
Utics. Scranton, St. Paul, Pittsburgh
other cities will attend the sessions
1880 in the morning. suffragan
Rishop Herbert Shtpman will deliver
the Invocation, The day will be de-
voted to reports from the various
colonies which are located in twenty
six cities and in ten different states
Or Wednesday there will be a recep-
tion and dinner open to all members Of
the colonies and their friends.
On Thursday delegates will be taken
o see Thank YOU" and Oh Thursday
afternoon Harry Davenport, OF the
n 1t,ty tJ-tl -
fore the congress on THE Stage and
the Public
Tie annual election Of officers and
directors Will take place on Thursday
and the convention will adjourn on
Friday.
Meeting Of The vsriou. chsirmen
in charge Of arrangements for the con-
vention will take place on Saturday
at 1890 o'clock at the Hotel Astor,
Tie American Criterion Society, Mrs.
Leonard l.. Hill president, gives a card
marty for charity at the Hotel Commo-
dore or Thursday afternoon. This card
party. which takes place in the big
ballroom, is the single charity affair
p that the American Criterion Society
gives during the social season. The
Laura Franklin Free Hospital Is one
% the public institutions in which The
members Of the club take keen in
terest. The little crippled children OF
iaries.
Mrs. Florence Provost -Batterton is
chairman OF the card party commit
tee. and associated with her are Mrs.
Herbert Brooks Walker, Mrs. william
H. Gould, Mrs. W. Edgar Pruden, Mrs.
William Smith Young. Mrs. Frederick
Andrews Baggs, Mrs. William T.. Bailey
and Mrs. Thomas Pitnam Spencer.
Mrs Bclle de Rivera. president OF
TIE New York Thcater Club, opened the
social day meeting last Tuesday at
the Hotel Astor. with a brief resume
Of the philanth ropic activities in which
the club has engaged during this sea-
sou aud requested the members to use
their influence in support OF clean
plays Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards was
chairman Of program and Mrs. Louis
Martin introduced tho speakers and
quests.
Miss Mary Wood. president Of The
Woman's State Republican Association,
spoke on THE Woman's Problem" and
bills presented ct Albany. Miss Edith
King. OF "Thank-U," told G. Horny
stories and rccited "The Cuckoo Clock
Whiteford Kane, OF "Ihe Pigeon" told
jokea about His London Burglar" and
his part In The Pigeon" Allen Dine
hart, Of Lawful Larceny." related "In-
fuences Of Plsys," Mrs. Thomas
Slack, fret vice-presidcnt OF the club.
gave q humorous recitation, entitled
Papa Honey Bees Revenge"
The meeting closed with a speech by
Mrs. r. II. Rucker in which che pre-
scnted Mrs. De Rivera, president, with
a pearl necklace. gift from tho club,
as token Of love in honor Of her
birthday. In Mrs. De Rivera's accept
euce speech she told many stories of
her childhood Mrs. Florence Beals, an
artist and member Of the club, pre-
scnted Mrs. De Rivera with one Of her
oil paintings. The club will attend the
special matinee May 3 to see "Up the
Ladder aud on May 10 will see The
Blue Kitten"
A meeting was held last Friday by
the Post Parliament at the Hotel Nc
Trow on the resolution that theaters
This club will hold a Gct-Togethec
Luncheon on Friday, May 12, at the
Hotel McAlpin, for members only.
On Tuesday. at tho home Of The
President. Mrs. John Clapperton Kerr.
500 Park Avenue. the following officers
were elected to serve In the Woman.
League for the Protection Of Riverside
Park. Mrs. Kerr was reelected as |
president; Mrs. Arthur Melville Shrady, |
Mrs. william Z. Stewart, Mrs. Richard |
Eggleston. Mrs. Herbert Smythe, Mrs. |
Robert McNall, vice-presidents; Miss |
Frances Peters, recording secretary:
Miss Sally Peters, corresponding secre-
tasy; Miss Harriet Holly, treasurer;
Mrs. William r. Stewart parliamenta-
rian. and Mrs. Frank H. V'yman, Mrs.
J. F. NJ. Giancola, Mrs. Charles A.
Terry, Mrs. j. Spencer Turner. Mrs
Walter f. Woodford and Mrs. Edward
Dodge. directors. After the report of
The tellers a social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments were served,
On Tuesday. May %, at o'clock. this
eague will hold its annual luncheon
It the Columbia Yacht Club. Mrs. Ar
hur NJ. Shrady, Of 80 West Seventy
bird Street. is chairman.
The ways and means committee Of
ne New York City Federation OF
omen's Clubs. OF which Henry A len
.eVey i. chairman, will give Get
acquainted Card Party at the Hotel
.stor, Tuesday at 2 o'clock. This card
anne will be in charge Of the chair
IAN, Mrs. J. ". Loeb. 251 West Eighty
inth Street. The money raised will
e used for scholarship funds.