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The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Ray Current Events
Has Wooden Anniversary

The fifth anniversary of the Ray Cur
rent Events Club was celebrated by a
luncheon last Monday at the Hotel Astor
for hundred members and their guests.
Thirty club presidents were guests Of
the club on this occasion. Mrs. ]. w.
Loeb. president, made an address Of
welcome and introduced the speakers,
including the honorary vice-presidents.
Mrs. Belle dc Rivera, Miss Edyth Totten.
Mrs. Cora Wells Trow and Nine. Kath-
crime Won Klenner.
Also Mrs. Harry Lilly 1rst district
chairman; Mrs. Pauline o. Field. Assist
ant District Attorney: Mrs Thomas
Slack. who spoke on "A Club Woman's
Problem" and Mrs. owen Kildare. whose
topic was Personal Psychology" Mrs.
Emily Newman read the history of the
club. The program also included recita-
tions by Mildred Holland. songs by Mrs.
Jerome Wagner and Marge - Luttrell,
violin selections by Katherine Stang. The
event was celebrated as a wooden ami
versary, there being wooden souvenirs.
A handsome Eavel was presented to Mrs.
Loeb by the directors.
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Strawberry Festival
For Foster Mothers

The Foster Mothers Association oi
America, Mrs. Philip Simon president
held special meeting at the Hotel Astor
on Monday afternoon to receive reports
from the various captains in their mem
bership campaign. which will continue
throughout the present month.
Tomorrow afternoon the association
will give a card party and strawberry
festival for the benefit Of their free milk
fund for undernourished and crippled
children in the public schools. This win
be held at the Hotel Astor at o'clock,
and tickets may be obtained from the
chairman, Mrs. I. M. Poons, 265 West
Eighty-f1rst street.
Theoria. Mrs. Harold George Wood
president, held its May luncheon on
Wednesday at the Hotel Astor and later
attended a performance OF Blossom
Time" at the Ambassador Theater. On
Tuesday the club will attend q per-
formance of 1.-The Hindu" at the Com
cdy Theater and on May 70 the members
will go to see THE Charlatan" at the
Times Square Theater.
On Wednesday many members enrolled
for next season. The chairman of men,
Eighty-eishth street.. for New York and
Brooklyn; Mrs. Charles A. Smith. 81
Kingston road. Jamaica, L. L., for Long
Island; Mrs. Homer A. Fuller for Green
wich, Conn: Mrs. e. B. Murray for
Mount Vernon; Mrs. w. 8. Wilson and
Mrs. A. r. Glasgow for Rye; Mrs. WILL
fam z. Hill for Mafnaroneck; Mrs. T.
Clarke Brown for Yonkers. and Mrs.
Irving Smith for Hastings.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
League of Pen Women
Holds Annual Meeting

The New York League of American
PEN Women held its annual meeting at
the McAlpin Monday. Officers elected
were: Mrs. Ruth Mason Rice. president;
Mrs. Faith Villas. Mrs. Alice Mckay
Kelly and Mrs. Marion Chapman. vice.
presidents; Mrs. Henry Olmstead. treas
urer; Mrs. L. l.. Miller Mrs. Palmer,
corresponding secretaries; Miss Cath
crime Cronin and Miss Lillian Browne,
recording secretaries. New members on
the board elected are Mrs. Montgomery
Mrs. H. c.. Coe. Mrs. Reutz-Rees, Mrs.
M. F. Heisington. Miss Mary Kirkup,
Mrs. r. q. Read. Mrs Ernest Thompson
Seton, Mrs. Mary Handel Stoddard.
Mrs. F. J. Sawyer. Jean Milholland and
Miss Rose Gleason. The poetry group
held a meeting at Mrs. j. T. Beals's
Wednesday. under the direction of Mrs.
M. +. Hoisington. And on the same
date the Short Story Group, directed
by Mrs. Seton, met at Mrs. Frances
Reads.
On next Thursday a radio evening
will be held under the chairmanship
Of Mrs. T. IuaEiller at the National Arts
Club.
Tomorrow a supper dance with Mrs.
Owen Kildare as toastmistress will be
held at the Hotel Majestic. A feature
Of the event will be humorous readings
from, the assembled authors, not ex-
ceeding three minutes each. Those on
the program will include Mrs. Alice
Mckay Kelly. Mrs Faith Van VAL
kenburgh Villas and Mrs. Ruth Rice.
On Thursday the vivisection So
ciety, Mrs. Diana Belais president, held
meeting. called by Mrs. Belle De Ri
vera, chairman of the day, at the Hotel
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EARBY RESORTS STARTED BY THE WOA1ENS CLUBS
Wednesday Matinee Clubs Arrange for Their
Annual Outdoor Events

prizes Mrs. John r. Churlo. vice. chair
man; Mrs. William M. Haradon. chair
man OF hospitality. Tournaments will
be played throughout the spring and
early summer.
< Mrs. Frederick A. Muschenheim will
entertain Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, presi-
dent. and the other officers of the
New York Mozart Society on Thursday
at luncheon at the Hotel Astor.
Phalo, Mrs. Eugenia NJ Chapman
president, was entertained at the last
meeting of the season Monday. at the
home of Mrs. Edward Wright Peet, 1i
West Ninety-third street The annual
election was held. resulting in the choice
of the following officers: President,
Mrs. Robert F. Ferguson; first vice.
president. Mrs. Albert A. Snowden; sec
ond vice-president. Mrs. Alexander Nc
Clean; recording secretary. Mrs. Ed
ward Y. Eltonhead; corresponding sec
retary. Mrs. Margaret +. MCGOWAN;
treasurer, Mrs. Edwin #. Valentine:
chairman Of executive committee, Mrs.
James McCullagh; chairman of phil
anthrophy. Mrs. Edward w. Peet; of
music, DIR. Marian Arvine Coleman; of
press, Miss NJ Antoinette Foote; of lit
erature. Mrs. Edward Y. Eltonhead; of
civics. Miss e. B. Collier. General dis
cussion on the topic of the day. Con
servation.' was followed by refresh
ments.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Minerva Club to
Hold Special Meeting

A special meeting OF the Minerva Club.
Mrs. Mary stokes MacNutt president,
has been called by the acting president,
Mrs. John Francis Yawger. for to-mor-
row afternoon at the Waldorf Astoria.
Annual reports will be read and business
for next season discussed. Mrs. William
w. Beales. acting corresponding secre-
tary Of the Minerva-Club, gave the use
OF her home, s Hancock street, Brook
lyn, for a card party for the benefit Of
the philanthropic fund of the Colonial
Club, Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards presi-
dent. last Thursday afternoon. A SUBJ
stantial sum was raised.
Socially prominent persons are taking
an active part In the Near East Relief
old clothes campaign. which reaches its
climax with Bundle Day" tomorrow
Members of the Motor Corps OF
America, commanded by Co. Helen
Bastedo. will man the bundle stations.
The following persons constitute the
emergency committee which Is sponsor
ing the campaign: Onetine Governor
Charles s. Whitman, General Louis
Stotesbury, Major Louis Livingston Sea-
man, Mrs. Franklin ID. Roosevelt, Mrs.
Felix Warburg. Mrs. James Lees Laid
law. Mrs. Stephen S. Wise, Mrs. Herbert
Satterlee. Mrs. Morgan J. O'Brien, Miss
Terese O'Donohue. Miss Juliana Cut
ting. DR.. George Kunz. Mr.. Martin
VogeI. Col. +. L. v. Hoppin. Mr.. Rich
ard +. Enright and Mr.. Thomas Rush,
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Republican Women
H0norMrS. Robinson
at Golden Wedding
Hold Reception for Pioneer
Feminine Politician and
Her Husband.

"A FRS. coRNELIA STEWART
TNH ROBINSON, of Republican
= = fame, and her husband, Mr..
Gilbert Robinson. celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary on Tues
day evening at reception given for
them by the Woman's Republican As
ISOLATION Of the State of New York al
the Woman's National Republican Club
House. 3S West Thirty-ninth street
She was honored as pioneer. Miss
Mary Wood. president of the State
association, presided and presented
the many guests, both men and women,
to the bride and bridegroom of fifty
years ago.
Miss Wood told of the work of Mrs.
Robinson in the early days when it took
courage to be feminine politician. Mrs.
Clarence Burns. Mrs. Jane Pierce and
Miss Lillian Sheffield each made ad-
dresses and Miss Helen varick Boswell.
who organized the Republican women
throughout the country twenty years
ago. also made an address which
brought bushes to the cheeks of the
half century bride.
A group of close friends OF Mrs. Rob-
inson presented to her an appropriate
gift, a handsome handbag containing
500 In gold. Mrs. Robinson, dlstin-
guished as a social economist and
worker for the party, began her activ-
tiles when the anti-Tammany tight in
New York had aroused citizens. and or
ganized the women Of The Bronx, where
she was living when the State went for
suffrage. She was one of the first
elected associate district leaders.
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Girl Students to Hold
Annual Park FeteS

The Girls Branch Of the Public
Schools Athletic League will hold its
annual park fetes of, folk dances and
games this month, beginning on Tuesday
in Prospect Park. Brooklyn. They will
be held in the Long Meadow near the
Plaza entrance, and in case Of rain
will be on Thursday. Tuesday. May %,
is the date for the one in Central Park.
or in case of rain, two days later. 1t
will be on the Green, west Of the Mall.
and opposite the West Sixty-sixth
street entrance. The Bronx will have
it's fete on May 81 on the lawn Of
Fordham University. or on the follow
ing day in case of bad weather.
AS the number of seats provided for
special guests within the enclosure Is
limited, applications for them should
be made at once to Mrs. Gustavus
Town Kirby, secretary. 157 East Sixty
seventh street.
The Society of Illinois Women, Mrs.
Thomas Slack president, held a sue
cessful bridge on May at the Waldorf
Astoria. 1t was for the benefit of its
welfare department. The officers of
the society for the coming year are:
Mrs. Slack, president; Mrs. Lewis
Smart, first vice-president: Mrs. Charles
Rimes. second vice-president: Mrs
Harry Herbert Charles third vice.
president; Mrs. Harry Marshall Olm-
sted, recording secretary and press
Mrs. Francis +. Thul treasurer; Mrs
Harry Mcdonald. corresponding secre-
tary and welfare; Mrs. William F.
Hessel chairman Of programs; Mrs
Henry zimmerman of membership, and
Mrs. James Cook. historian.
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Criterion Discusses
= Next Seasons Program

The final board meeting OF the d.
rectors OF the American Criterion So
ciety for the year was held at the resi-
dence Of the president. Mrs Leonard l..
FHli. 246 West End avenue. last Tues
day. Eight new members for the season
Of 1922-23 were elected and plans for
the luncheons and dinner dances were
discussed for next winters program
SThe new directors elected to serve
until 1925 are Mines. George w. Hanna,
George w. Howes. Sidney b. whitloclx,
LEONARD b. Hill and Marion Zabriskie.
The officers elected from the board of
directors to carry on the work or the
club are Mrs. Leonard L. HILL president !;
Mrs. Cora Welles Trow, first vice-presi-
!. dent; Mrs. Bedell Parker, second vice.
President: Mrs. Charles Vincent Paterno.
third vice-president: Mrs. william G.
Denarest, recording secretary: Mrs
sidney B. whitlock, corresponding secre-
t$ry. and Mrs. William ]. Sloane, treas
urer. Mrs. Alexis F. Besson is the newly
elected historian OF the society.
The initial luncheon of the club for
next season will be held on Friday, No
vember 3, 1922.
At the outing of the National Society.
Daughters of the Empire State, Mrs
Charles f. Wright president, at the
iioteh oHeipurne, Brighton Beach, on
Thursday there will be cards and a
musical program after the luncheon
Miss Julia Seargeant Chase. chairman
OF music. has arranged the program.
The artists will include Mime. Alta Yolo
contralto, late soloist Sousa's Band ;
Miles d'Anson Martin, pianist, and Mrs.
John j. Leddy, lyric soprano Tickets
may be obtained from the chairman
Mrs. Francis Reilly, 354 Ocean avenue
Brooklyn.
The Theater Club. Mrs. George May
nard Clyde president. held it's annual
business meeting and election Tuesday
at Hotel Astor. Mrs. b. Frank Hays
read the history OF the clubs activities
for the last year. and vocal selections
were given by Mrs. Fred c. Grumman,
chairman of music. The election re-
suited In the choice Of the following
officers: Third vice-prdo oident, Mrs. AL
bert A. Snowden: corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. John w. Barnhart; treas
ureT. Mrs. Albern w. Williams; direc-
tors. Mrs. John Franklin Sipe. Mrs.
Estelle r. Doyle and Miss Minnie B.
Wade. The club will resume It's work
on the second Tuesday Of October.
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National Opera Club to
Have Bridge for Fund

The National Opera Club OF America,
Nine. Katharine z. Won Klenner. presi-
dent, held the closing meeting OF the
season on Thursday at the Waldorf
Astoria. The program was presented by
members of the organization including
Nine. Ciemcntine DE vere Sapio. Mime.
Leila Troland Gardner, Maude Webbcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Adams. Miss Elsie
Peck. David Thomas, Mrs. Ross-Dette
and others.
On May IS Mt the waldorf-Astoria q
Bridge will be given for the emergency
fund. Elaborate prizes, made especially
for the occasion and donated by Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Grtman. will be q
feature. Tickets may be secured from
Nine. Won Klenner. 1730 Broadway:
Mime. Evadne Turner, 222 New York
avenue. Brooklyn. and Mrs. owen XII
dare, $40 Webster avenue. New Ro-
chelle.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Prizes for Crippled
Children Students

The closing and graduation exercises
of the Free Industrial School for Grip
pied Children, All West Fifty-seventh
street, New York. will be held In the
parlors of the Church OF the Strangers
On the morning of May rs, to which
officers. members and friends are In
vited. The children will provide an
interesting program of music and reci-
tations. and two of the older boys will
be graduated. The president. Mr..
" alter Scott, will address them. Five
ID. Campbell for the greatest improve
ment in typewriting. spelling. penman-
ship and Observation-Disclosures in the
grammar class. and a prize for the
greatest Improvement In class work to
the primary department
Mrs. Mullin Wayne will give two cash
prizes to the boy and girl with best
class records. The president will fol-
low his annual custom OF making each
child q present.
After the close of school the superln-
tendent. Mrs. NJ. f. Bullard. will take
the children on their annual sojourn
to the Lulu Thorley Home for Crippled
and Delicate Children, Claverack, N. Y.
Success Is assured for the luncheon
of the westchester county Republican
women to be held at Gedney Farm
Hotel. Wednesday. Mrs. Francis A.
Winslow, chairman Of the luncheon
committee, has been obliged to call In
all unsold tickets In the hands Of the
luncheon committee as seats are now
at a premium, and no more can be re-
served. The speakers will include
William Il. Ward. Miss Florence Ward
we'll. Political Work.: T. Claiming
Moore. Child Welfare Program; Mrs.
John t. Pratt. First Year Harding
Administration; Seabury Mastick,
Legislature" and Mrs. William
Vanamee. "Our Governor" Mrs. Arthur
L. Livermore will preside.
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~ UTINGS at some of the near by
resorts will be the principa
events in the club world fol
the next few weeks, now that practi-
cally all of the organizations have had
their annual meetings which end the
business for the season. These spring
outings are looked forward to by the
members and are usually their last
gathering before they disband for the
summer.
Brighton Beach is one of the most
popular places for these events. for it
is within motoring distance for those
with cars. and after luncheon, usually
served on the broad porches of the
Hotel Shelburne. overlooking the
ocean, cards and other entertainments
are enjoyed until the late afternoon.
The Michigan Women and Mems So
ciety will combine forces and have a
shore dinner there on May %. This
event will close the clubs activities for
the season.
The National Society Daughters OF
the Empire State. will have it's spring
outing and luncheon on Thursday at
the same place, followed by cards and
a musical program.
The Wisconsin women will have their
outing and final meeting on May 26 at
the home of Mrs. b. r. Clawson in
Forest Hills. l.. l., and the Priors held
their outing last Tuesday at the home
of its vice-president, Mrs William D.
Sporborg. in Port Chester, N Y. They
made the trip by special train. Mrs
Harry Lilly is the president and Mrs
Frank F. Bradner had charge of the
arrangements
Drama Comedy will close its season
little later with it's June gambol on
the 18th of the month on the roof of the
Hotel Astor. 1t will include frolic,
midnight supper and dance.
The annual outing of the Entire Nous
dancing Club will be held at Gramatan
Hotel, Bronxville, on June 10, and the
Wednesday Matinee Club will have its
apnual luncheon on Thursday at Arrow
head Inn.
Sorosis, Mrs. John Lewis Childs presi-
dent, holds it's last business meeting Of
the season tomorrow morning at the
Waldorf-Astoria. After luncheon the
afternoon will be given over to the COM
mittee on child labor, Mrs. Mary E..
Treutman chairman, and an interesting
program has been arranged. The Rev.
DR.. Warren w. Giles will speak on the
Constitution of the United States" and
Prof. Nelson p. Mead on "The Genoa
Conference and Reconstruction of Eu-
rope.'
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Astor. Speakers were Mr. Stephens.
DR.. Carver. Mrs. Belais. Mrs. de Ri
vera, Mrs. Lillian S.res Mrs. Owen Kill
dare and Mr.. August Stryker.
A resolution was passed that the as
senrbly support the New York Anti
Vivisection Society's legislative bill to
exempt the dog from vivisection. intro
duced by Senator John J. BoyIan and
Mr.. Charles II. Belts. Officers OF the
society are Mrs. George Arliss. Howard
Colby. Miss L. Amy Cater. Mrs. Agnes
de jain, Mrs. Aillard Polhemus, Mrs.
Alexander Robb. Mrs. ]. NJ Bailey, DR..
Robert Bell. Mrs. Adelaide Johnson,
Miss Georgiana Kendall and Messrs.
Stephen Coleridge. George w. James,
]. p. Lyons. Philip G. Peabody. Ralph
Waldo Urine. Cortland Schuyler Van
Rensselaer,. Dr. Henry Frank, Rev. j.
II. Jowett, the Rev. John A. Richard
son, the Rev. John Scarborough and
Mr.. Edward Markham.
The society is planning an educational
campaign among school children. Many
OF the women's clubs are interested in
furrhering this field OF the work.
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Old Guard to Attend
Drama Comedy Dance

Drama Comedy. Edyth Totten presi-
dent, will have a moonlight dance on
Friday at the Hotel Astor. It will be
the last dance of the season and a May
pole will be a feature of the evening.
The Old Guard, Major Snyder, COM
manding, will be the guests of honor
At the social matinee last Friday, a
memoriam was held for the late Sara
Foster, vice-president, whose chair has
been kept filled with flowers for q
year by the members. The Lost
Chord was played on the violin by
Mercidita Wagner. accompanied by Es-
telle B. Wagner at the piano. Mildred
Holland is now the first vice-president
OF Drama Comedy.
At the card party to be held to-mor-
row. the president, Edyth Totten, will
be chairman.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Wayne County Club
Has Musical Program

The annual luncheon and reception OF
the Womans Wayne County 'Club of
Pennsylvania was held on MaJ eat the
Hotel McAlpin. The dec6fatibns were
most elaborate and wene furnQshedt by
Mrs. II. w. Enrich of Riverdate. NJ Y.
Mrs. Edwin +. Valentine, the SresIdcnt.
presided and welcomed tho ,guests OF
honor and speakers who Included the
Rev. Dr. III. c. Swentzel qf ST. Luke's
!. Church, Brooklyn. and forrn rector Of
Grace Episcopal Church. Honesdale,
Ra.; Mr.. Homer Greene Of Honesdale
Mrs. Alice Sharpsteen and Miss Mar
garet Remser. vho gave two readings.
The luncheon was followed by an en-
toyable musical program arranged by
Mrs. Charles S. Penwarden. Mrs. +. W.
Drccktrade of Ridgewood ~. j., accom-
panied by her daughter. sang two groups
OF songs: Miss Anna Harris OF Montclair
sang two solos Miss Katherine Dreck-
trade, plano solos. and Miss Ruth PEN
warden sang some old familiar airs.
Mrs. #. w. Enrich and Mrs Charles
w. Weston were chairmen Of the lunch
con and Mrs. G. s. Penwarden chairman
of music. The annual meeting of the
club preceded the luncheon. Reports
we're read and the following new officers
we're elected and installed Mra F. w.
Enrich and Mrs. Alfred Schuller. vice.
presidents, and Miss Florence c. Baker,
secretary.
The chairmen OF the committees in
charge of the Congress of the National
Society of New England Women met
yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Astor
to close the work of the congress,
RAports were presented to Mrs Eu-
Ewre J. Grant. president general, by
the following chairmen Local arrange
inents. Mrs. John Francis Yawger; re-
ception. Mrs. Charles ID. Sperry; din
ner and luncheon. Mrs. Ellis Howiand:
ushers and pages. Mrs. John Lansing
swan; theatcr party, Mrs. John Doug
las Walton; resolutions. Miss Sara
Palmer; floor and badges, Mrs. Stephen
y. 2sevens: hospitality, Mrs. Arthur II.
Bridge and Mrs. Henry NJ McDeweil:
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Rainy Day Club
InstalIs Officers

Rainy Day Club of America, Mrs.
A. NJ. Palmer. president, at it's social
on Wednesday installed the following
officers: Mrs. Louis Ralston. Mrs. J.
y. Greenhut, Mrs. Otto Hahn. Mrs.
Frank Hadley, Mrs. Il. A. Albright and
Mrs. @. A. Walter, first. second. third
fourth. fifth and sixth Independents.
respectively: Mrs. Brice Collard. re-
cording secretary: Mrs. J. Mccarthy
corresponding secretary: Mrs. j. M.
Monaghan, assistant corresponding Sec
retary. and Mrs. Imogene King his
torian
After the installation there was a
musical program by Emmy Novaos.
pianist; Ada Pratt. soprano: Harvey
Hindermeyer, tenor. and Fred Rycroft,
accompanist Mrs. Edmund w. Kings
land was chairman Of music.
The annual luncheon of the Maine
Women's Club OF New York was held
In the small ballroom Of the Hotel Penn
syivania on Saturday, May 8. There
were eighty-five members and guests
seated at tables named for their coun-
ties The tables were decorated with
spring flowers and pine cones as SOU
venirs Each county was represented
and responded. a musical program was
enjoyed. Miss Nora Helms sang three
songs, Dawn" Sonny Boy and Dad
dies Sweetheart" accompanied by Mrs.
James. Mr.. Carl Christensen gave two
cello solos. accompanied by Mrs. Il. J.
Surbeck and Miss Eugenia Jones. the
California Nightingale" gave an ex-
hibition OF bird whlstling.
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FIower Mart in
old Churchyard to
Aid Working Girls
Refreshments to Be Served in
Picturesque Booths-Gloria
Trumpeters to Play.

|NNE of the most novel and un-
IL usual entertainments arranged
for this month will be the
flower mart to be held in the church
yard and under the old portico of st
Paul's Chapel. Broadway and Vesey
street, on Tuesday. May 23, from II
o'clock in the morning until 6 o'clock
in the afternoon.
Flowers and garden tools Of all kinds
will be sold and refreshments served
at picturesque booths. The Gloria
Trumpeters will play at IL o'clock and
once~during the afternoon In the
churchyard. There also will be organ
organist of Trinity Church. in the
chapel from half past IL until o'clock
and from to in the afternoon.
The mart will be under the auspices OF
the cafeteria committee of the Church
Women's League for Patriotic Service.
The proceeds are to go to the rehabilita-
ton of the cafeteria luncheon club fol-
working girls, which has been conducted
for more than year in the parish house
of tho chapel. and which has been dis
continued since the parish house was de-
stroyed recently by fire. The club has
more than 700 members. The committee
also operates a boys grill. in the base
ment of the building with 150 members.
Mrs. John III. Holden Is chairman of
the committee In charge of the mart.
She expects to have a harvest festival
next autumn and other outdoor CON-
munity gatherings.
Mozart Society begins the first OF its
tournaments on Wednesday at tho st.
Albans Golf Club through the courtesy
of Matthew J. O'Neill. Noble McCon-
nell 10 chairman of the tournaments,
Mrs. Edgar o. Challenger, chairman OF
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National Society Daughters of Empire State to Give
Luncheon Followed by Cards and Musicale
at Brighton Beach.

music Miss Lillian Bergh. Mrs. George
Beveridge and Mrs. Washington Halt
credentials. Mrs. Charles d. Van
Winkle information. Mrs. Fl. S. Swain;
courtesies, Mrs. Frank d. Callan; print
ing. Miss Jeanette l.. Bohannan, and
press. Mrs. Ora L. Mandigo.
The next congress will take place In
Toledo in May, 1923.