New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
News OF Women's Clubs---Socia Affairs Of Note

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land, Mrs. j. M. Ayre; Missi sippi. Mrs
II. F. Higgins; Missouri, Mrs Adelia
Key Foster; North Carolina, Mrs. l.. l.
Jenkins; South Carolina, Mrs. Herbert
Lirders; Tennessee, Mrs. +. A Col
cord; Texas, Mrs. Henry Harold
Brookes; Virginia, Mrs. Frank Tench;
West Virginia. Mrs. II. II. Frazier.
The Theatar Assembly, Mrs ]. Chris
topher Marks president, has offered to
donate complete Holstein dairy OF
100 cows to the Veterans Mountain
Camp at Tupper Lake, N, X, which is
tor III and tubercular ex-service men
The first installment of eleven pure
bred. registered and accredited Hol-
stein COWS was purchased last week
and shipped to the camp at Tuppet
Lake. Five of these cows we're prize
winners at the state fair. The balance
OF the dairy will be secured and
shipped within short time.
Last season the Theater Assembly
gave over $4,000 in cash to the Vet
erans' Mountain Camp. During the
summer the assembly sent library tc
the camp Of 74S new books. The library
was presented under the direction and
championship of Miss NJ. e. Childs.
First study day was held last Friday
Next school day will be held on Thurs
day, November 16, In the grand ball
room at the Hotel Astor. The assembly
has changed its regular day for social
day, which would have been Friday,
November II, In order to extend cour-
tesy to Hon. M. Clemenceau, who will
ha hy,ke faSnpA ~, ha s,ranH ho
on November II. During the balance
of the season all social days will be
held on the regular Friday, as usual.
At the annual meeting Of the Fedora
tion for Child Study DR.. Constance
Long, of London. England, gave talk,
which was followed by discussion.
Short reports were read, including one
by Mrs. Fred M. Stein, on the Play
School, and pictures showing interest
ing features OF The Summer Play
School activities were shown. Tea was
served.
These officers for the coming year
were elected: Mrs. Howard S. Cans,
president; vice-presidents, Mrs. Fred NJ.
Stein, Mrs. Emanuel Piipel, Mrs. Jessie
W. Enrich, Mr.. Moritz Kirschberger.
Mrs. II. r. Miller was elected secretary
to take the place Of Mrs. Jessie w.
Enrich. Mr., J. w. Enrich is treasurer
made director.
The monthly meeting Of the Free
Industrial School for Crippled Chill
dren, at All West Fifty-seventh Street,
and the Lulu Thorley Home for Grip
Piled and Delicate Children, Claverack,
N. Y, will be held at the home of the
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Mullin
Wayne, Hotel San Reno, on Tuesday
when plans will be perfected for the
work Of the coming season. Mr.. Wal
ter Scott is president and Mrs. Charles
Thorley first vice-president.
The regular social meeting of Sorosis
Mrs. John Lewis Childs president, will
be held at the Waldorf tomorrow
luncheon at o'clock. The program,
in charge of the committee on litera-
ture, Mrs. Lucy Hill Briggs chairman,
has as its topic "Glimpses of Litera-
turc"
The Ellen Harden Walworth Chapter
of the d. A, r. held luncheon on
Tuesday at Fraunces Tavern in honor
Of its regent, Mrs. Harvey Tyson
White. Throughout the luncheon q
trio of stringed Instruments played
and later there were short addresses
by DR.. Henry Hageman Hall, Miss
Amelia Day Campbell, newly elected
New York State historian, and toast
by Mrs. Theodore M. Hardy, to which
Mrs. White graeiously responded. The
committee included Mrs. Lee M. Raney
as chairman, and Mines. William c
Fitch Hapru A Vsoe C1ornpno M;,,,
Florence Otis, frederick J. Atkinson
John s. Ware, Bruce d. Titman and
John Schmidt.
The Rainbow Club of the Americas
Mrs. Lillian Miles Walbridge, presi.
dent, will hold it's first reception and
grand ball Of the season Saturday
evening, November IL, at the Hotel
Plaza. The hosts and hostesses will
include the Consul-Generals of Argen.
tina and Bolivia and their wives.
The National Opera Club of Americs
will hold its November study day or
Thursday at the Waldorf-Astoria
Nine. Katherine Evans Won Klenner
founder and president, has arranged
the program Of the day. Dancing will
follow the program, with Mrs. G. G
Meeks as chNirman. The hNstesses
will include Mrs. Angelique V. Orr
Mrs. T. M. Nixon, Mrs. Leila Trolanc
Gardner, Mrs. Joseph Gutman, Mrs. N
10th and Mrs. Owen Kildare. The
Thanksgiving music festival and bal
will be held on November %, with Mr.
Francis Wright Clinton chairman
The Professional Woman's League
will hold its first dinner-dance of the
season at the Hotel Marseilles, 1896
Street and Broadway, on November 9
Cards and dancing will follow the din
ner. Mrs. Ella Bosworth was hostes.
at the members tea given on October
80, and assisting Mrs. Bosworth wer,
Mrs. Edward Lineback, Mrs. Donald
Mackenzie and Miss B lie G.ld. rs
, Russell Bassett, president, exhibited
been received for the Professions
Woman's League bazaar, to be held a
the McAlpin on December 7, and
Mrs. Ben Hendricks chairman.
The New York League of America,
Pen-W omen will give two musicale
one at the home of Mrs. Patrick justin
White, go Park Avenue, on the after
noon of November 2S and another a
the home of Mrs. William France
Carey, 1923 West Fifty-ninth Street, OF
the afternoon Of December 5. A mum
Der of prominent artists will appear a
these musicales. The chairman is Mrs
Patrick Justin White, 27o Park Ave
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| South and Club, Mrs. Pleasant Jor