New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

the club arc MISS Mary Garrett Hsy
MRS. ". r. Meyer, Mrs. Joseph Meyer
MRS. $. N. Wallach, Mrs. I. J. Cohen
MRS. Clarence Cohen, Mrs. Anna NJ
forney, Mrs. William Fl. Fulton. Mrs
u. ). Dryer, Mrs. A. Kessel, Mrs. May
,uetensag, Mrs. Edgar Nusgbaum, Mrs
M. 9. Smith and Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Samuel G. Morrison. q noenohey
OK long standing, will be welcome ed
Officers for the ensuing year are.
Mrs. George e. Owens, president: Mrs,
L. j. CAN'T, treasurer; Mrs. Luther q
Bisselle, corresponding secretary; Mrs
4: Z: Hoyt, recording secretary: Mrs
Y. u. Demarest, ArsG vice-pre siient:
Mrs. @. Fl. Griffin, second vice.presi.
dent; Mrs. Howard w. Sullivan, third
vice-pYesident.
nirectora---Mrs. e. r. Herbert, Mrs
). Il; Miibank, Mss. f. K. Bradner, Mrs
=. U. Reedwell, Mrs. j. Z. McDougnlI,
Miss Cherrie Clarke. Mrs. Minos Mur-
ray and Mrs. George +. Sultgbach.
Chairman az standing committees
are: Membership, Mrs. A. u. Keedweil: !:
| reception, Mrs. ). f. McDoucall: in.
sigma, Mrs. B. J.. Harrison; printing,
Mrs. +. e. Bradner; publicity, Mys'
Minos Murray il.
Delegates and aIternaees will be
elected to represent the Govsrnn ent
Club at the convention Of the New York
City Federation OF Women's Ciubs Co
be held at Ghe Hotel Astov on October
~ and at the convention Of the New;
York State Federation Of Wonren's
Clubs to be held at the Hotel Conmo-
dore, October 8 to October l3. inclu.
ssye.
The Government Club has planned a
big program for the year and will have
the usual high quality OF speakers to
instruct them along governmental lines
Added to this, there are the three So
eial functions which are always given:
| The card party on Monday, Nove,n-
| Der 20, in charge OK Mrs. ". f. Hes
| oel, chairman.
Presidents reception and tea, at
guests Of honor. viii eaInss be held Monday, Non W
December 4, and will be in charge OF
MRS. Howard w. Sullivan, chairman.
The annual luncheon, which is always
feature Of the club year, will be held
| OF. Saturday, April IA, 1928, under the
able direction of Mrs. Howard w. Sui
llvsn, who always has had the lunch
con in charge.
] Following the adjournment OF the
meeting tomorrow, the president. Mrs.
tOwens, will welcome the new members
and will then entertain the guests of
honor at tea in the new rnezzanins tea
Eoom of the Hotel Astor.
{, The National Opera Club Of America,
Baroness Katharine Won Klenner,
founder and president, resumed activi-
ties for the season with board meet
ing at the home Of the president. 1880
broadway. September Is. A special
program WAS presented, Adms. Won
hienner, who was n guest 81 honor at
the. Biennial Convention Of Woman's
Clubs, gave gesums OF important
issues consulnnmated during the con-
ycntton. Mr.. Havrah Hubbard, lecture
recitai!st for the season, outlined his
topics, which consist OF operate novel
ties, "Mona Lisa" and "Das Hexon.eid," !"
by Max Schillings; "Anima Allegro"
By Franco Viltadini, and "Enoch Ar
den," with Strauss music.
On October IL the first program will
be given at the Waldorf Astoria. The
subject will be American Opera" and
an opera by an American composer
will be Demonstrated The program
VIII be followed By dancing, Mra. c.
w. Rubsam is chairman.
The docr committee will consist OF
Dr. G. ". Rubsam. MIR. T. n. Nixon,
Mr.. Francis Wright Clinton, Mr. n.
10th, Mr.. II. Gardner. Mr.. Joseph Gut
man and Mr.. George Copinus.
These dances will be feature after
every program during the season and
are In charge of thc Mslophonic COM
| mites Members of Tho board who
were reelected were, Mrs. Leila Tro-
land Gardner. Mrs. T. n. Nixon. Mrs.
Owen kildare, Mrs. n. 10th, Mrs. ! !.
autman. Mime. Pasquali, Nine. Deyere
Sapie, Mira. J Willis Smith, Mrs !Aa-
gusta A1cManus, Mrs. Eva phipys,, Mrs.
A. " Orr. Mrs, Katharine Soncl. Fisue,
Miss Marion Avery and Miss Mildred
Holland. Miss A. T. HaekhRus is the
neTv corresponding secretary. 1t is am
ncnnced that all the afternoon meet
ings will begin sharp nc 2:aa. Waldorf
Astoria. The second Thursday of eac,,
month.
Ths lsgisigsiva lsagus, MYs. Thomas
Slack, president, will open the season
with a very interesting progran at sts
meeting 60 be held October 6 at the
Hotel Astnr- Mrs. Slack viii explain
the objects Of the league In studying
civic questions and the laws pertaining
to women ard children. The League ID
much grufitied that the bill they In
dorEad giving equal citizenship to
women known as the Cable bill, has
become a law.
Iae AFTERNOON program speakers are
Mr.. M. Jay Racusin, of the Tribune
STAFF, or AThe Tribuiations OF Our Fiji
teen Thousand Pushcart Peddlars,p Pro.
fessor Leslie ]. Tompkins, member Of
the Bar Association, will speak on sThc
Judiciary snd the Pecpla." Mrs. EveritN