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The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Building Fund Started for
Crippled Childrer's School

Friends of the Free Industrial School
for Crippled Children at All West Fifty
seventh street will rejoice in the gen.
erous gifts which II has received from
Mr.. Edwin Gould to start the building
fund. This Will be a great incentive for
work by the members during the lholi-
day season. for the school. which does
so much good. has long had in mind its
future development. and the president
Mr.. Walter Scott believes that the time
is not far Off when the old premises.
which we're condemned by the city as
unsafe for the children unless fire es-
capes and other modern improvements
were added. Will be sold and new quar-
ters made possible.
For nearly two years the school has
held its daily sessions In the Church of
the Strangers which opened its doorg
TO the little cripples in the time of need
The school has just closed one of It's
most successful years, and the children
are looking forward to the long summer
holiday In prospect for them at the
Lulu Thorley Home for Crippled and
Delicate Children at Claverack. n. Y
Mrs. Charles Thorey. vice. president of
the Free Industrial School for Crippled
Children. and Mr.. Thorley gave this
country home for the pupils In memory
OF their daughter. and il has long been
a living monument to her and provided
healthful outings for the children who
are fortunate enough to be taken there
In the summer.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
National Opera Club
Elects Officers for Year

The National opera Club of America,
Nine. Katharine Won Klenner founder
and president. held it's election on
Thursday at the waldorf-A Of
ficers elected were: President. Nine.
Won Klenner; presidents. Nine.
Clementine Devere Sapio, Mrs. Ahge-
lique V. Orr, Nine Julia Claussen; re-
cording secretary. Nine. Katherine N.
Fique; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
William Bachaus: assistant correspond
ing secretary. Mrs. Evadne Turner; di-
rectors. Mrs. owen Kildare, Mrs. Leila
ireland Gardner. Mrs. Clarence @.
Meeks, Mrs. Nathan 10th. Mrs. Spencer
4. briggs and Mrs. Edward r. Smith
chairman OF reception. Mrs. J. Gutman;
chairman of the melophonic committee.
Mrs Rubsam; historian, Mrs. J. Willis
Smith: delegates to the biennial con-
vention of womens clubs at Chau-
tauqua. Nine. Katherine Won Klenner,
who will give the address of welcome
on Tuesday. June 20. to the visiting club
women and guests OF the convention.
and Mrs. Evadne Turner and Mrs
owen Kildare.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Maj Organ
Makes ADDRESS at
California Club
Takes for His Subject 'Consid.
erations Affecting Mainten-
ance of World Peace

w ea'''s'a'. sr'''ss ss. 'ss''ss sss banners sas
for decorations. the Calfor-
mia Club gave it's annual luncheon
Tuesday at the Waldorf Astoria The
principal speaker was Major Gen.
John r. o'Ryan. whose subject was
Considerations Affecting the Main
tenance of World Peace
Among the guests of honor were Mrs.
Cora welles Trow president Post Par
lament Mrs William Gerry Slade,
president Daughters of 1912; Mrs. o. r.
Won bonneville, president Texas Club
Mrs. Patrick j. White. president Louis
lana Society; Mrs. William l.. Sands,
president Daughters of Alabama ; Mrs.
Homer Lee. regent of Andrew Jackson
Chapter. Daughters Of 1912; Gen. John
r. O'Ryan and Mrs. John r. O'Eyan.
Mr.. C. G. Hotum. a California basso,
sang several selections, accornpa MED by
Mrs. Louis W. Butler.
The women of the luncheon committee
were Mrs. Harry w. Balsam, Mrs
Charles, Austin Bates. Sonora Menta dc
Aguirre and Mrs. Gladys v. Gordon
chairman. all native. daughters of the
Golden State.
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The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Dinner and Dance for
Woman's Thirteen Club

The Woman's Thirteen Club. Miss
lIenriette Strauss president. attended a
dinner and dance given by the Mems
Thirteen Club, Col ]. II. Hobbs chief
ruler. at the Hotel des Artistes. May 13
Miss Strauss>~received the silver in
sigma of the Mefr~s Thirteen Club. shar-
ing honors with Victor Bark. ruler Of
the Mems Thirteen Club OF Sweden. TO
whom an insignia was also presented.
Vaudeville and dancing were the fea-
lures of the evenings entertainment.
with n special event which was In
cluded TO defy the superstition that a
woman cannot drive nail straight
Thirteen ladies with thirteen hammers
and as many nails competed for honors.
Mrs Virginia Pearson won the prize
for driving the quickest and straightest.
Those attending from the Woman's
Thirteen Club were Mrs. Thomas Slack.
who presided under an umbrella. at
table No. l. Each table seated thirteen.
Mrs. owen Kildare. Mrs. r. Clark, Mrs.
n. II. Mix, Mrs. Pauline o. Field, Mrs.
w. Loeb. Miss Sara Hogan. Miss T..
Charlesley. Mmc. Won Keuner. Mrs. N.
Obeudorfer. Mrs. s. Chff. Mrs. C. III.
Mckee Mrs Carl t'iuuc. Mrs. stoll,
Mrs. Robert Elliott Mts. William At.
fridge Miss H. Ashley Mrs Jeroms
Wagner Mrs w. faileyN Mrs. bevlson,
Mrs 1mogenc King. MISS Marie Dacie,
Mrs. S. NJ. Bondy and the Misses Sara
and Marie Dolan. A.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Five Conventions at
Spring Lake in June

Special Dispatch 10 THE Nnw YORK HERALD.
SPRING LAKE, ~ j.. May 20.--Several
OF the larger hotels announced their
opening dates during the week, and
simultaneously the dates for FIVE I'm
portant conventions in June. the Ameri-
can Dental Trades Association at the
Essex and Sussex. June IL for six days (:
the Associated Manufacturers Of Elec-
trical Supplies. June 10, for Ave days /.
the Delta Gamma Fraternity convention.
June 26. for i've days; the New Jersey
State Medical Society. June 90 to 2S.
at the New Monmouth Hotel. and the
American Railway Association, also at
the New Monmouth. June 10 to 16.
Players on thu Spring Lake Golf and
Country Club and the Homestead Golf
Club courses in recent weeks pronounce
both 1T for Important tournament play.
Several women's events are on the
tournament calendar that will have It's
inaugural In June A thirty-six hole
tournament TO be played over the COM
hined courses OF the two clubs Is an in
terestlng event In prospect.
Among those who have opened their
summer homes for the season are Mr.
and Mrs. Van Campen Heilner and little
Miss Mary Heilner OF New York and
Mrs Grace Riva OF New York.
Gov and Mrs. Edward I. Edwards
are expected at the Little white
House" at Sea Girt late this week or
early next week With their arrival an
early season OF entertainment will be
planned. This will be Gov Edwards's
last year IN the Gubernatorial office.
but he is an avowed candidate for the
United states Senate, and the season
will have all of its usual political In
terest as we'll as the social and military
events that go with the annual cncamp-
ment.
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Life as a Fine Art Club
Ends Season With Dance

Life as Fine Art Club. Mrs. Mildred
Manly Easton president and lecturer,
closed it's activities OF the season with
large May pole dance and supper, held
on Wednesday night at Stockton Cham
bers. Seventy-five couples danced
around the May pole until IL o'clock.
when supper was served. A short pro-
gram preceded the dancing, in which
Miss Effie Stewart, soprano, sang a
group of songs. Mr.. William Oakland,
tenor. sang popular songs. in which the
assemblage joined Mrs. George Pater-
son of Freeport, L. l.. and a charter
member of the club. presented to Mrs.
Easton a Love Gift from the long time
members of the club. IL was a beaded
bag in which was $50 in gold A large
committee had charge of the arrange
ments. among whom were Mrs. Elsa
Nulsen. Mrs. Gee Paterson. Mrs. Nellie
johnson. Mrs. William r. Malone. Mrs.
Lillian Gardner. Mrs. Bertha Grimes.
Mrs. Marian Lindquist, Mrs. Robert
Gerard Williams. Mrs. George nj. Clyde,
Mrs Z. NJ. Smith. Mrs. Eva Ross. Mrs.
Sol Frost. Mrs NJ Shuts. Mrs. III. Fl.
Thomas. Mrs. II. Duschnes. Mrs. Minnie
pancoast. Mrs William J. Hancock and
Mrs John J. Macdonald.
The Nebraska Society % New York
held its NAV meeting at the Waldorf
Astoria on May 13. when program oy
former Nebraskans was given. IL IN
cIuded talk on Mexico by Mr. Wallace
Thompson, editor Of the Mexican Herald;
talk on China by Mrs. w. F. Corey
one on France by Miss Anne Parker
Miner. and on South America by j. w
NcCrosky. There were contralto num-
bers by Mrs j. r. Langer and soprano
solos BY Miss Frances Gettys. Mrs. j.
II. White was the accompanist. Mrs
!. r. Baird of Lincoln, Neb.. who was
n guest Of honor. spoke on behalf OF the
Navy Club endowment. The officers oi
the society for the ensuing year are
Mrs. Hal r. Beans. president; Mrs. {
w. King. recording secretary Mrs. ~
v. Mccotter. corresponding secretary
and Mrs A. W. staub. treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Pinero Play to Be Given
Under Auspices of Verdi

1.-THE Cabinet Minister by Sir Arthur
w. Pinero. will be given under the
direction of st. Clair Bayfield, and un-
der the auspices of tie Verdi Club
tonight at Greenwich House, 81 Barrow
street. In the cast are Mr.. Bradley
Wright. Miss Edith Tombes. Miss June
Cochran, Mr.. Richard Devereux, Miss
May Kitson, Mr.. Edwin Chamberlain.
Miss Moffat Johnstone, Mr.. Carl Rosa,
Miss Marie Pinkard. Mr.. Martin Hay
den, Miss Carolyn Hiscok and Mr.. Bay
field. A reception to which all members
OF the Verdi Club are invited will fol-
low the performance.
The Indiana Club, Mr.. Will ID. Howe
president. will have a late afternoon
picnic and supper on Thursday at Pros
pect Park Pavilion, Brooklyn. The new
president, Mr. Howard l.. Wynegar, and
other officers elected in April will be
Installed in the autumn. Both men and
women are now included in the member
ship.
The annual outing of the Minerva
Club. Mrs. Mary Stokes MacNutt presi-
dent, will be held on Wednesday, June
Z, at Kew Gardens Inn, Long Island
Luncheon will be followed by an auction
bridge party. All reservations must be
made before June s to the chairman,
Mrs. William S. Brumaghim, 1876 River
side Drive.
The annual meeting Of the Manhattan
Vile Alumnse Association will take place
at the Convent of the Sacred Heart,
Manhattanville, on college class day.
Thursday, June s. On this day Man
hattanville completes its seventy-fifth
year as an institution of learning, and
begins the celebration of it's diamond
jubilee. Miss Eleanor Beatrice Lenane
Is president. Miss Corinne Roche vice
president and Mrs. George II. Bradford
is corresponding secretary of the asso-
citation.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Outings at Country Homes and Nearby Resorts Have
Been Arranged by Several of the Organizations
Indiana Club to Have Picnic M

four children receiving a musical edu-
cation, maintained by the Rubinstein
Club played Sonata" Mozart and
Sweet Dreams" TschailSowsky.
The officers and directors of the club
are Mrs. William Rogers Chapman. pres
ident; Mrs. Alexander II. Candlish,
Mrs. w. Fl. II. Amerman. Mrs. John
Hudson Storer, e-presidents Mrs.
Jesse w. Hedden, recording secretary
Miss Mary Jordan Baker, corresponding
secretary and treasurer Mrs. Eugene
Hoffman Porter honorary vice-presi-
dent Miss Helen Barrett. Mrs. Charles
W. Braxmar. Mrs. Walter Gray Crump.
Mrs. Gustav G. Schick. Mrs Emma r..
Patterson. Mrs. Charles f. Terhune. Miss
Jean S. Taylor, Mrs. Marshal o. Terry.
Miss Anna S. Wilson. directors: Mrs.
Nathan L. Miller. Mrs. w. H. Krumbhaar,
Miss Emma c. Thursby, Nine. Amelita
Galli-Curci, Miss Harriet e. Devoe and
Mrs. Julian Edwards, honorary associate
members.
India Night will be held by the
University Forum of America Tuesday
evening at the headquarters of the club
at 203 West Ninety-third street. Alex
ander Cumming, president Of the forum.
will preside, and Miss Hazel NJ. Brown
will be the hostess Edmund Russell.
traveller and entertainer during the war.
will speak on Great Women of India
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Rubinstein Holds
It's Annual Meeting

AT the regular annual business meet
Ing Of Rubinstein club. held on May i
ri the Waldorf Astoria. the following
members were unanimously elected d.
rectors for term Of three years Miss
Helen Barrett. Mrs. Charles g. Brax-
mar. Mrs. John Hudson Storer Mrs.
Charles r. Terhune and Miss Jean 5.
Taylor.
on the nominating committee we're
Mrs George Thompson Coulter. chair
man: Miss g. l.. walker. Mrs. G. w.
Drake. Mrs l.. w. Bond and Mrs. Leslie
Scrymser Following the election the
annual reports for the year were read
and accepted. The officers and COM
mlttees came In for cofnmendatory men
-tion by Mrs. William Rogers Chapman.
the president. for their efforts in bring
ing about so successful a season. both
rnusically and socially. marking the
thirty-fifth year that Rubinstein has
been In existence.
}Nise Nary Jordan Baker, as corre-
spending secretary and treasurer and
Mrs Jesse w. Hedden. recording secre-
tary received complimentary mention
for their work Mrs @. r. Benjamin.
Mrs. George y. Crawford. Mrs H. G..
Holch Miss Jean S. Taylor. Mrs. w.
Phillips, Mrs. A. Dlttmar, Mrs Il. val
cntine, Miss y. Chambers. Mrs. r. r.
Patterson. Mrs. u w. Grashoff Mrs. y.
Coles Mrs. j. Storer. Mrs. @. wagoner
Mrs. w. Van Tassel. Mrs. T.. Manley,
Mrs James A. Taylor. Mrs. Otto Mates
aud Mrs. John T. Walsh also received
@ss sincere thanks Of the club for their
time and services 40 generously given.
Mrs. Chapman also was duly accorded
her full allotment Of praise and admira-
tion for her businessiike method and
untirins direction and leadership OF the
clubs affairs.
A short musical program followed
Mr.. Frank Cuthbert. bass soloist at 81.
Bartholomew sang. and little Dora
l<hontar. pianist pupil OF the Brook
IN Musical School Settlement. one OF
The New York herald., 1922-05-21

T. AREWELL luncheons. business
meetings. card parties and ben
= eft entertainments made up
the program of the women's clubs
last week. and they will be the princi-
pal events for the coming days. with
a few outings at the country homes
OF some of the members or summer
hotels added, and which usually are
the final getting together of the mem
bers before scattering for the season.
Mrs. Daniel r. Duffie, the newly
elected regent of Charter Chapter,
Daughters of the Union. will enter
tain the members of the governing
board on Wednesday at her country
residence in Red Bank, N J. The
women will take a 1850 train, arriv-
ing in time for buffet luncheon, and
as the invitation is for "a day in the
country" the outing is anticipated
with much pleasure.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Two Neu Playlets
Gipen by Members
of Theater Club
Presented Under the Direction
of Mildred Holland - Ten
New Directors Installed.

THE Presidents Day reception Of
the, New York Theater Club,
Mrs. Belle de Rivera president,
on Tuesday at the Hotel Astor brought
the clubs season to a close A recep-
ton with Mrs. de Rivera, the officers
and presidents of other clubs in line,
preceded the program. Mrs. j. A..
Lawrence was chairman of the day
and the artists were Nine. Nina Fras-
cani, contralto, accompanied by G.. M
Curci, and Gaetano Tomascini. tenor.
Two plays were presented under the
direction of Mildred Holland of the
Drama Circle of the club, in which
those taking part were all members of
the club. The first play was a trav-
esty or Hamlet and Ophelia." Hamlet
was Miss Irene 8. McCabe, OpheIid
was Miss Grace Hastings.
The second play was entitled Mrs
Hoops Hooper and the Hindu" with
twelve members of the club taking
part. Among them were Mrs. William
j. Martin. Misses Jeanne Trowbridge,
Esther Elfelt, Georgiana Rucker, III.
SternDerger. Dorotny FRANK. Cecil SoDel.
B. Rodney. Joseph Halleran, Irma
Waltz. Lucille Day, Adele de Leeuw.
Ten new directors were installed to
hold office for two years.
Mrs. de Rivera, president surprised
the audience by suggesting that she be
released from the office of president
at the close of her term next year.
which was met by a loud response of
Never from the 1000 present. Mrs.
de Rivera was founder, and has served
as president since the club was or
ganized eleven years ago. The meeting
closed with the singing of "Auld Lang
Zion by the audience. Tea was served
to 400 Of the members and guests as
farewell for the season.
Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards. chairman of
matinee announced The Truth About
Blayds" and Advertising of Kate" as
the latst matlnees of the club for the
season
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Drama Comedy to Have
Mardi Gras FroIic

Drama Comedy. Edyth Totten, presi-
dent, will have the last Friday review
of the season on May &c, which will end
the series of dramalogues with interpre-
tative music by Carl F'ique. Giuseppe In
terrante of the Italian Opera Company
will sing an aria from Aida F'ania
Marinoff. Frederick Tiden and Olive
Wyndham. from the "Charlatan Com
pany." will be the guests of honor.
At the moonlight dance held in the
ballroom of the Hotel Astor last Friday
the "Old Guard" in uniform were the
guests of honor. and "Aleta," from the
Music Box, gave her famous bubble
dance in costume.
The June Gambol on the Hotel Astor
Roof on June IL will take the form of a
Frolc Mardi G-as from until midnight.
when supper will be served. followed by
dancing. On the committee are Mr..
Fred Hinckley. chairman: r. @. Har-
grave. r. NJ. Tanning. Harry q. Bun
nell c. Grayte Hull Conrad Stuben-
bord. Story De Mepa, w. J. Martin.
Frank Holland, Oscar Gemunder. J..
Osmond Skinner. l.. Reinicke. Joseph G..
RIAL w. II. Beckendorf. G. l.. Ketchen,
F. r. Clark and W. W. Wilmot
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Shrady of ~ West
Seventy-third street. as chairman of the
annual luncheon to be given by the
woman's League for the Protection OF
Riverside Park at Columbia Yacht Club
Tuesday Mt one o'clock. reports a large
sale of tickets. Mrs. John Clapperton
Kerr Is president OF the league.
A linen shower and lawn party will
be held Saturday afternoon. June 10,
by the Ladies' Auxiliary of Senton Hos
pital, on the hospital grounds. Spuyten
Duyvel and 231st street Seton Hos
pital is strictly for tuberculosis pa
tents. and on the formation OF the La
dies Auxiliary the initial work was the
installation of an X-ray machine.
The Foster Mothers Association, Mrs.
Philip Simon. president. will hold its
last meeting of the season tomorrow
afternoon at the Hotel Astor.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Professional Woman's
League Has Card Party

The Professional woman's League
Mrs. Russell Bassett president, held
card party at the Hotel Astor on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. r. H. Price
was the hostess
on Monday at the Get Together
day at the leagues rooms. 14i West
Flfty-fifth street. Mrs. Mabel Knowles
was the hostess. Tea was served
The installation OF the new officers
and directors VIII take place tomorrow
az the league rooms a musical pro-
graN and tea will follow Mrs Ben
Hendricks will be the chairman Of the
day.
The West End Post No $40, OF the
American Legion gave dance on
Wednesday at the Hotel Astor. The
proceeds are 20 be utilized for the pur-
pose Of buying n shack IN the AdIron-
dack Mountains where tubercular SOL
dicrs who are veterans OF the world war
may be sent free Of charge for the pur-
pose Of recupcrating their health
The New York herald., 1922-05-21

Orange, who is to wed Mr. Chauncey
Hall of Augusta. Me-, late in July.
Miss Slater will be an attendant.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
William s. Nelson of Main street Or
ange, for an afternoon reception and
musicale Tuesday afternoon at the
Woman's Club house, East Orange, for
Mr. William Wade Hinshaw, president
OF the American Singers Society and
recently of the Metropolitan Opera
House.
Attractive miniatures of children and
women, portraits and crayon drawings.
were shown at the Woman's Club house,
East Orange, Tuesday at tea and ex-
hibition given by Mrs. May Fairchild of
New York. formerly OF East Orange.
Mrs. Richard Mott Dyer, Mrs. James
Jamison. Mrs. Frederick w. Kelsey and
Miss Florence McCulloch presided at
the tea tables, and Mrs. Frederick It.
Kelsey and Miss Gladys Eyre assisted.
Mrs. Ernest Winter of Haywood ave-
nue., Orange, gave bridge and Kitchen
shower on Wednesday for her sister,
Miss Jean Burns. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Andrew Burns of Prospect
street, East Orange. who is to wed Mr..
Arthur Spencer of Paterson.
Mr.. Cleveland II. Storrs son of Mr..
ard Mrs. Charles B. Storrs of 451 Lin
coin avenue, Orange won his coveted
"Y' in the Yale-Harvard track meet
last Saturday. He Is an honor man ut
the university. He was forced out OF
football last season by injuries.
The Woodrow Wilson Club of the
IL
spring dance Tuesday evening at the
Young Women's Club house. 26 Clinton
Street South, East Orange. Muriei
Bloemecke of that city will give nov
city singing and dancing act.
The Five Hundred Club of the Oranges
and Maplewood will close it's season
With theater party at Proctor's, New
ark, on Tuesday. tU
The Yale Musicai Club will give n
&C ncert and dance at the Woman's Club
kouse. East Orange. Friday, June :.
The college orchestra will provide mu-
sic for dancing.
Mrs c. S. Schucl and son, Conrad,
Cf n Cleveland terrace, Orange have
Gone to England.
Mrs. Elmer Slipner and baby daugh-,
ter, Mary Sherry Slipner of Prospects
terrace. East Orange, have rejoined
Mr.. Slipner in LONDON, where they will
make their home.
Mrs. Alfred w. Gates Of cS Haw-
thorne avenue. East Orange. gave a
birthday party. with bridge and nusic.
OH Wednesday for Mrs. Henry ).
Ploemecke OF 35 Hawthorne avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Card Party in Aid
OF Day Nursery

Columbus Hill Day Nursery. Mrs Ira
Vile president, will give a card party
on Wednesday afternoon at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. There will be prizes for
every table. Tickets at s1.25 each may
be obtained from DR.. Marian Coleman,
chairman. SO West Ninetieth street.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
New One Act Play for
Manhattan Matinee

The annual meeting Of the Manhattan
Matinee Club will be held at the Wal
dorf-Astoria Tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
Edward r. Emerson. chairman of dis
cussion. will present a summary of
Blossom Time" and Lawful Larceny
plays which the members have attended
during the month. Mrs. Edward Pick
ering Fay will give resume of the
social and phiIanthropic work of the year
and Mrs Eva Phipps will present an
original one act play.
The last luncheon OF the season was
held on Wednesday at the Waldorf,
when the guests of honor Included Mrs.
Clarence Burns, Mrs. Edward r. Emer-
son, Miss Marcelle, Mrs. Frederick
Wurtz. Mrs. Carl Hohensee and Mrs.
Albert Versen.
The Woman's Democratic Club gave
a luncheon on Thursday at Kew Gar
dens for Mrs. George H. Childs, the
retiring president. and to welcome the
new president. Mrs. John Enos Quinn
Mrs. Childs installed the new off,
GERS, those besides Mrs. Quinn being
Mrs. John S. O'Leary. Mrs Edward C.
Hackney, Mrs. Ella O'Gorman stanton,
Mrs. Emmett Digney. Mrs. John Dunphy
and Mrs. Matthew O'Connell vice
presidents; Mrs. Alice Kraft recording
secretary; Mrs. John Thompson treas
urer Mrs. Martha Byrne. correspond
ing secretary Mrs. T. J. Pasotti, as
sistant corresponding secretary Mrs
Ella Lyons Hirst and Mrs. George II.
Childs, honorary presidents; Mrs. John
Marshall Gallagher. chairman of civics !;
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Edwards, chair
man of legislation, Mrs. p. J. CAN'T,
historian; Mrs. Virginia Pearson, chair
man of ways and means. and Mrs John
Robert Miller. chairman of press
set of silver was presented to the
retiring president by the club Dr.
Royal s. Copeland. Health Commits
sioner, was the principal speaker at the
luncheon.
The Woman's Forum ended its sea-
son with a luncheon at the Hotel Astor
with more than 500 members and
friends in attendance. Miss Helen Var
ick Boswell, the president. had written a
little skit called the Club Ro(a) ster."
which was presented during the after
noon.