New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

lures is expected to be a chief topl'
~ discussion az the convention. Mr.
VIII ~ Nays. president OF the Motor
Picture Producers and Distributors O.
America. Inc. will represent the mo
tion picture industry. and will spesl
On the evening OF June % on "Upbuild
3 inc the Natior's Life Through Motor
/ Pictures"
Mrs. Woodallen Chapman, Of New
YORK City, chairman Of the federation
oommiltee or community service
Through motion pictures, Will preside
sssistcd by Mrs. Thomas G. Winter
national president, on motion picture
evening.
/ Conference speakers will be Mr. "
". Hodkinson, president Of the Hod'
! lanson Corporation. who will talk on
How Women Can Help the Producer" f;
Nr. S. L. Rothafel, manager OF the
Capitol Theater, New York City
whose sub ject Is "How the Women Can
Help the Exhibitor; Mr.. Paul Bauer,
vicc-prcsiGent OF the Carter Cinema
Producing Corporation, who will speak
or "What the Women Can Do for True
Educational Motion Pictures"
Chautauqun Woman's Club evening
gram on June %. Mrs. Percy V. PEN
nybacker will preside, assisted by Mrs
Wallis Tener, chairman Of the drama
department. Mrs. Thomas A. Edison,
daughter Of one Of the founders OF
Chautauqua Institution, and Mr. Edison
will extend greetings.
What percentage Of clubs in Americh
will observe citizenship day on July 4!
This will be a question asked club
women Of America by the department
Of American citizenship, Mrs. Percy V.
Pennybacker. chairman.
During the last year Mrs. Penny
backer has visited almost every state,
speaking on nationwide observance Of
July as citizenship day, and plans
TO make the coming Fourth memorable
will be outlined when state workers
from every state are expected 90 gather
in conference.
Mrs. Nancy Shoemaker, Of New
York, recently returned from abroad,
will discuss Schools Of Citizenship in
England" Anna Steese Richardson, Of
New York. will talk on Education for
Citizenship" Mrs. Alonzo Richardson,
Of Atlanta, will discuss "Citizenship
Training" Mrs. J. c. Pearson, OF Mar
shall. Okla, will preside over the
Americanization conference, during
which Judge Martin J. Wade, United
States District Judge, will talk on "Or-
ganiZin9 for Defense OF American In
stitutions." Marjorie Shuler, Of New
(. York, will urge Current Events Study
as Essential 70 Citizenship"
Closing the Floodgates Of Immigra-
tion," by Or. Charles Prosser. Of Dun
woody institute, Is the subject Of an
address TO be delivered at the General
Federation Of Women's Clubs biennial.
The legislative program Of the Cen
eral Federation Of Women's Clubs will
be formulated by Mrs. Edward Frank
lin White and adopted at the biennial.
Mrs. Winthrop Z. scarritt, Mrs.
Charles II. Clark. Mrs. Horace IL.
Smith, DR.. Winifred D. Banks and Miss
Blanche Durgin, of the Oranges, with
Mrs. Louise C. Poloubet. Of New York.
will be delegates of the Womar's Club
Of Orange at the convention Of the
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
% be held at Chautau1ua, y. Y, June
20 to 80. Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, Mrs.
Charles B. Yardley and Mrs. John r.
Schermerhorn will also attend. Mrs.
Edison and Mrs. Yardley will act as
representatives Of Sorosis, and Mrs.
schermerhorn will be in attendance by
virtue. Of her office as second vice
president Of the General Federation.
A pleasant surprise at the annual
outing Of the Minerva Club on Wednos-
day was the presence Of the president,
Mrs. Mary Stokes MacNutt. who has re-
covered from the illness which kept her
in Florida all winter. She was nccom-
panied By her husband, Mr.. Howard
MacNutt. More than q hundred mem
bers and guests we're present at the
luncheon and bridge, held this year
at Kew Gardens Inn. The prizes we're
handmade hendkerehiefs. the work OF
convalescent patients az Bellevue Hos
pital. The clubs occupational thcrapy
com mittee will tontinue its interest in
the work during the summer. Mrs.
William s. Drumaghim was chairman
Of the day. Guests at the presidents
table included Ars. Walter Comfy,
former federation president, ond Mrs.
W. B. Ames. former treasurer Of the
club.
Mrs. William Cumming story enter
t8ined several hundred members OF the
D. A. r. and friends at her home in
the country club grounds. Westchester,
on June g. Last Monday afternoon
the members of the Founders, Mrs.
Belle De Rivera president, and the
board members Of the New York The
ater Club were her guests.
Drama Comedy. Edyth Totten presi-
dent. will close the season with June
Cambol Saturday night at the Hotel
Astor. A feature OF the gambol will
be q balloon dance, with 500 men TAX
ing part TO the tune Of "Up in a Bal
loon. Boysl" with jazz variations. The
special features will be "The Surprise"
and a Mardi Gras atmosphere will pre-
vail.
Sorosls held its last meeting Of the
season last Monday at the Waldorf
Astoria. Miss Elizabeth W. Cumisky
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