The New York herald., 1922-10-01

observed from October s to 10. inclusive,
and the club women are heartily re-
spending to the call of Judge Ebert III.
Gary, chairman of the public safety
committee of the Safety Institute OF
America, for active cooperation in the
movement to conserve human life. Com
mittees are being formed and headquar-
teKs have been established for the
women's division at the Hotel Astor.
Miss Mary Garrett Hay Is the chair
man of the women's division and calls
attention to the fact that 3.si3 people
lost their lives last year in New York
through accidents, the greater number
through carelessness that safety first"
might have prevented.
Mrs. Thomas Slack is chairman OF
the speakers bureau of the women's
division and announces that mass
meeting will soon be held, the date to
be given lated All women interested in
this humanitarian work are invited to
attend.
Plans are under way to have -four
minute" women speakers visit all
schools. churches. clubs and other pub
lie gatherings. to give short talks on
the prevention of accidents. Mrs. Emma
Kip Edwards is assisting Mrs. Slack as
FIRST vice-chairman. Other officers are
the borough chairmen. Including: For
Maphattan. Mrs. Harry f. Lilly: Brook
lyn. Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman; Queens,
Mrs. a. Trowbridge: Richmond, Mrs.
w. q. Wilcox Bronx. Mrs. A. II. Haus.
rath. Miss Julia Ring Is chairman OF
clubs: Mrs. Frank Perkins. chairman
OF schools; Mrs Park Matthewson.
chairman of speakers, and Mrs. John
Joseph Macdonald is chairman OF pub
rcity for the womens division.
The woman's organization OF the
Cayuga Club of 2043 Seventh avenue,
OF which Annie Mathews, the borough
Register. Is executive member, has
launched its social season for 1872 with
preparations for the annual card party
and dance to be held at the clubhouse on
Friday evening.
The committee in charge, consisting
OK Mrs. Rose Hickey. Mrs. Josephine
iiynn, Mrs. Mar.en Traynor. Mrs. Ida
Robeson. Miss Catherine. Sullivan, Mrs
Iary Hickey, Mrs. William Guilshan,
Mrs. Minnie Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Michael
G O'Brien, Miss Mary Fitzpatrick and
p-rs, Robert Roserthal. has secured
troadway jazz band to furnish the
mus'ca' entertainment of the evening.
The Legislative League. Mrs. Thomas
Slack. president. will open the season
with an interesting program, at its
meeting on Thursday at the Hotel Astor.
Mrs. Slack will explain the objects OF
the league are studying civic questions
and the laws pertaining to women ana
\ children. The league is much gratified
that the bill they Endorsed giving equal
citizenship to women, known as the
Gable bill, has become a law, and was
recently signed by President Harding.
The afternoon program speakers arc
Mr.. NJ. Jay Rascusin, on "The T'rjbula-
tions OF Our Fifteen Thousand Push
cart Peddlcrs," Prof Leslie ]. Tompkins
on The judiciary and tho People" and
Mrs. Everitt Hamilton on The Work OF
Congress During the Past Summer"
Mrs. J. Hedges Crowell first vice-presi-
dent will give greetings. and Mrs. Ange-
liquo v. Orr will continue tho pariia-
mentary drill lessons.
Mrs. Diana Beiais. president OF the
New York Anti-vivisection Society. an
nounces that tho first open meeting OF
tho season OF the society viii be held
on Saturday afternoon at tho studio of
Mr.. Shelton Dewey. rs West Forty-soy-
enth street. Much important business
win be considered at this meeting. Com.
mittees are TO be appointed for tho
business and social features, that the
society are planning for the winter
Mrs. Eeiais. Mrs. Nellie u. Goodwin
and other members win entertain tho
society during the winter az their homes
giving muscaics. dances and card par.
ties.
The officers OF the society are Mrs
Diana Beiais. president; Mrs. Janette
j.. Boynton. secretary. and Mrs Nellie
u. Goodwin. treasurer. The director,
are Mrs. Howard A. Colby. Mrs. George
Arlis. Mrs. ". Almy Cater. Mrs. NIL.
lard Polhemus. Mrs. Agnes q. de John
Mrs. Alexander Robb and Mrs. Beiia a,
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