The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Mem Rochelle Folk
to Buy Paintings
of It's Own Artis Is
Colony Also Organizes Lions
Club and Girls Basket
ball Team.

Mr.. Adolph Grant and Mrs. Pratt OF
New Rochelle have given the first sub
scriptions toward the establishment Of
fund for the New Rochelle Art Asso-
citation to acquire a collection of paint
ings by artists OF New Rochelle and vi
cinity by purchasing the prize picture
each year in the annual exhibition of
paintings of that association. Mr.. Grant
has recommended that later a gallery be
erected for their permanent exhibition.
The Lions Club of New Rochelle has
just been organized with the following
members: Messrs George NJ. Davis, Jr..
Harry NJ Scoble, Robert c. Schopp.
Robert c. Colwell G. Irving Elder
Austin Bassi Adam w. Whyte. James
A. Hart, Jr.. G. B. Allen. Walter Fl.
Young, Charles Crane, j. Hilton Howes,
John p. Brown. George II. Ccuenhoven,
Martin r. Burns, +. A. Smith. W..
Lovejoy. Ralph T. Tierney. Frank e.
Bugden, Walter D. Gutenberg. Eugene
J. Jennings. DR.. Frank w. Kelly and DR..
Frank C. Combes. officers have not yet
been elected. DR.. Combes is temporary
chairman.
The Pau Club of New Rochelle has
organized a girls basketball! team. con-
sisting of Misses Marion Jones. Jessie
Kershaw. Eleanor Haeger. Dorothy
Haeger. Lillian Tully. Ruth Chaloux,
Mildred Cannon and Isabelle Whyte.
They are coached by Edgar Hall OF the
New Rochelle Big Five. They made
their first appearance against the Aranac
Five at the Aranac Athletic Club. Har-
rison. N. Y, last Monday. George J..
Hart OF 36 Garden street. New Rochelle,
Is manager of the Pau girls.
The following officers have just been
elected by the Huguenot Council Royal
Arcanum, of New Rochelle: Hugh A.
Cowham, representative to Grand Lodge {:
Arthur c. Griffin, alternate Henry w.
Dassler, regent Louis II. Pagan. vice.
regent wilfred p. Martin. orator; AL
fred c. Griffin. secretary; William e.
Moore. collector; Joseph II. Cowham,
chaplain: William A. Mckay, quite {;
Martin I. Booth. warden Harry j..
RYAN. secretary Fred A. Post, treas
urer: Charles p. Parbury, trustee.
The newly organized Parent-Teacher
Association of Jefferson School. New
Rochelle. has elected the following Of
eicers: Mrs. Fred Chiiiingsworth a
former pupil of the school, president;
Mrs. II. Berman. vice president; Mrs
f. Z. Kears. recording secretary Miss
Lenney principal of the school, treasur-
sr. The following committee chairmen
were elected. Mrs. J. Hall, welfare:
Mrs. J. L. Dawson. refreshment; Mrs.
Robert z. Douglas, publicity
tt.aA 49,
been selected for the season Of young
peoples concerts to be given in New
Rochelle this winter are Mines. John c..
Agar, Edward F. Albee. Charles r.
Ayre and Walter Hull Albridge, Miss
Maud Baber, Mines. Hugh Baxter. IT..
w. Baumer. Robert c. Black. John
Budd, Allan r. Brown. George G. Cam
non, Henry r. Carse, Charles w.
Campbell, Hugh ]. Christie. Theodore
f. Conklin. Stewart r. Champion and
Frank Redfern Culley. Miss Clara Da-
wilson. Mines. william j. Dawson. Pc
ter Doern. Michael Doherty, Alexander
Dumas Jr., Charles J. Dunlap. William
S. Ensign and Paul Gordon Favour.
Also Mines. John T. Fenlon, T. Har-
old Forbes, Clarence wadsworth Fran
cis Charles Gehlen. Ralph Gibson. Guy
l.. Gleason. Lyman II. Gray. Charles Kay
Granger. Truman w. Greenslitt-~ Her
bert Guthrie, r.. Irving Hanson. John
Hanway. Richard #. Harriss. Louis r.
Hall, william A. Hedrick, Harry Hele-
ker. Oscar Heyman. w. d. Hunter and
Frank A. Hustled. Miss Georgine Iselin.
Mines. Delaney Astor Kane, r. G.
Raiser, Albert KAUFMAN. Martin J.
Keogh, Louis Kennedy, Charles r. Kirk
land, William Todd Knott. George Lar
sen. Richard Lee and Henry Luther
Loomis.