New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

aamllton viii tell OF "rhe Werk Of
Congress During the Past Summer"
! Mrs. j. Hedges Crowcll, first vice
president, Will give greetings, and Mrs.
Angeiine V. Orr. will continue the par
liarncntary drill lessons. The president
| extends cordial invitation TO guests
interested Ill legislative matters to at
tend this meeting.
Ths New York Thcater Club, Mrs.
| Belle dc Rivera, president, will resume
| activities next Tuesday with g busi-
ness day meeting to he held at the
Hotel Astor. The board members will
| convene at p. N. Chairmen's meet
! Ing at f:30 p. m. The president will
open the members meeting nt $3.50
| p. III. with an address of welcome, re-
! eefving the new members presented by
| Mira, George Howess chairman of mem
berahip.
During the last month Mrs. de
| Rivera has been actively engaged in
| the political combat that waxed warm
! In New Jersey. BY special request she
them Madison. Boonton, Morristown
! and at her home town, Mountain
Lakes. Mrs. Rivera 10 Republican
and strong anti-hoss politician, be-
! Neving that all women should take an
| interest in politics.
| Mrs. Rivera is now entering her
twelfth year as. president Of the New
York Theater Club, and is leader in
| tha- study Of the drama in all its
Mrs. Belle dc Rivera, president; Mrs.
| Thomas Slack, first vice-president;
Mrs. Daniel pelton Duffie, second vice
| vice-presidsnt; Mrs. !. 4. Larrance,
fourth vice-president; Miss Grace
Hastings. recording necretary; Mrs.
| William j.. dc Rivera, treasurer; Mrs.
| ". j. Martin, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Francis Abrahall, historian. Di-
ensuing years ara Mrs. J: ". Loeb,
| Mrs. Louis Aalstor, Mrs. Dudley Van
Holland, Mxs. w. ". Welch. Mrs. j. S.
| Dias, Mrs. Hamilton Rucher, Mrs.
. Lewis Frank, Mrs. III. Matthew. Mrs.
| Louis Martin and Mrs. D. M. Tracy.
The club bulletin, issued by Mrs.
Dudley Var. Holland, editor, will con-
tain full report of the Honest
Opinion members. that are selected
each month to visit and study plsys
appearing at the theaters and report
theic criticisms and opinions TO the
club
Mrs. Diana Belais, president OF the
New York Anti Vivisection Society. an
nouncss that the opening meeting of
the society will be held October z, at 8
?. H., at the studio OF Mr.. Shelton
Dewey, 26 West Forty-seventh Street,
New York. Much important business
will be considered at this meeting.
the business and also social features
that the society is planning for the
winter. Mrs. BelaiG Mrs. Nellie B.
Goodwin and other members will en-
tessatn the society during the winter
ut their homes, giving yausicnles.
DANCES and card parties.
The officers ef the society are Mrs.
Diam Belais, president; Mrs. Janetts
!. Seynton, secretary; HRS, Nellie B,
Goodwin, treasurer. The directors are
Mrs. Howard A. Colby. Mrs. George
Arliss, Mrs. e. Almy Cater. Mrs. Nil
lard Polhemus. Mrs. Agnes G. de John,
Mrs. Alexander Robb and Mrs. Rello de
Rivera.
Safety Week in New York viii be
observed from October s to Is, incIr-
stFe, and the club women are heartily
responding to the CALI Of Judge Ebert
II. Gary. chairman OF the public safety
committee Of the Safety Institute ef
America, for active cooperation in the
movement to conserve human life.
SSSii.AAtasSSeS VIC SciUg iGffnen and
l,eadgusrters have been established Tor
the women's division at the Hotel
Astor from October 2 TO Ii.
Mics Mary Garrett Hay Is the chair.
man Of the women's division and calls
attention to the fact that a,g43 ,paouls
lost their lives last year In New York
through accidents, the greater number
through carelessaess, that Safety first''
might have prevented.
Mrs. Thomas Slack IL chairman of
the speakers bureau of the woner,s
division and announces that mass
meeting will soon he held, the date to
be given later. AL women interested
IN this humsnitstian work are invited
to attend.
Plans are under WY to havs s.four-
minute women apeakers pisit all
ss.chooia,, churches, clubs and other pnb-
uc gatherings, TO give saaert talks on
the prevention ef accidents. Mrs
Emma Nip Edwards ia asassgine Mrs.
sise1 ss FIRST gice-ehairraaa. Other
oa1cers are tho borough chaiYmen. as
IeAoWs: For A1nhatten, Mrs. Harry
{. Lily; Broohiyn, Mrs. Richard M
Gnapman. president New Yorl Civ
Federation: Queens. Mrs. 4 Trnr.
bridge; Richmond. Mrs. M. q. Wilcaw,
nsronx, MRS. 4. =. Hausrath. Miss
suiia g Ring Is chairman OF clubs; Mrs.
M IahK rerkins, chairman of schools;
Mfs. Park Matthcwson, etiniriaan Of
Speakers Douglasson, T. l.; Mra
Gsorge Samuels, chairman Of speakers
@ thc Bronx; Mrs. John Jossph Mae
4onaaa chairman ata publicity Tor ia