New-York tribune., 1922-10-29

Will bring 10 the attention OF the
world the constructive work being
done by business women will be an i'm
portant feature of the celebration.
The women will be the special host
esses for the silver anniversary ac-
cording to Miss Gertrude Robinson
Smith, president Of the association,
but they will expect the business men
with their great commercial clubs, and
civic organizations to stand back of
the business women and help them to
carry out an adequate celebration. MIR.
Henry w. Taft is chairman of the
mems advisory committee of the
American Woman's Association, Inc
Prominent men serving with Mr.. Taft
ase Mr.. George Barr Baker, Mr.. New
comb Carlton, MIR. Wallace Hoggson,
Monslgnof Laveile, Mr.. John Lee
Mshin, Mr.. Walter G. Rawies, air. Dud-
ley Sicher, Mr.. Louis Stewart and Mr..
Arthur williams.
The Athene Club, Mrs. Katherine A.
Martin. president, will begin its sea-
son with a reception and luncheon at
the Wsldorf-Astoria next Thursday.
Mrs, Martin. will preside at the
luncheon and will deliver an address
OF welcome 20 the many new members
Of the club. DR.. Robert bruce Clark
will be chairman of the day, and the
guests Of honor will include Mrs.
Margaret e. Hamilton, Mrs. Bond
Stow, Mira. Edward Epstean and Mrs.
Alon5o p. Dayton, who were the clubs
delegates to the recent convention of
the State Federation of Womens
Clubs. A meeting of the executive
board ef the club will be held to-mor-
rev at $3.50 o'clock, when all plans for
the coming season will be completed.
The TheEter Club, Inc, Mrs. George
MaUnaYd lUda 6nlI
first social day last Tuesday afternoon
at the Hotel Astor. A reception pre-
ceded an interesting program. The
chairman of program was Mrs. George
Maynard Clyde and Mrs. Fred> C.
Grumman WAS chairman of music. The
topic was Something New in the
Thester," the principal speakers be-
ing Mr.. Grant Mitchell, Miss Eliza
beth b. Grimball and Miss Glare Tree
Major. The program included songs
by Estslle Engier and Irene Winter,
Cromwell Act Ii from EAST Side West
Side" was given. The guests of honor
were Mr.. Grant Mitchell, Mr.. John
Cromwell, Mr.. Harry Gribble, Miss
Marguerite Maxwell, Miss Mary Blair,
Miss Puritan Townsend, Miss Helen
Gahagan, Miss Julia Chandler, Mrs.
Walter Comfy, Mrs. Richard Chapman
and Mrs. A. A. La Vigne.
On November s the club will attend
so This Is London" This play will
be the subject for discussion on No
vember Il, the next study day, when
Miss Minnie B. Wade will be chairman,
The National Society Patriotic Wom-
en- Of America will give card party
on November at e p. M. at the Hotel
McAlpin for the benefit Of it's pa
triotic fund, which pays the teachers
of its Americanizatien classes Mrs.
Lusllen Bussenius is the chairman.
Mrs. William II. Stewart is president
Of the club.
A regular meeting of the Society for
Political Study, Mrs. Otto Hahn presi-
dent, was held at the Hotel Astor last
Tuesday. Mrs. William D. Sporborg
was speaker of the day. Mrs. Morti-
mer Menken gave an address on "The
Art of Public Speaking"
Mrs. Howard S. Cans, president of
the Federation for Child Study. an
nOunees the plans fer the annual
meeting, which viii be held on Wednes-
day at 2:45 at the house Of the So
ciety for Ethical Culture as follows:
DR.. Constance Long, of London, Eng
land, will speak on MARY Rose. a
STUDY OF the Infantile Personality"
and short motion picture of the
summer Play School will be shown
followed by a brief report by Mrs.
Fred nj. Stein, chairman of the PLAY
School committee. Miss Longs talk
will be followed by a discussion. Tea
viii be served. This meeting Is omen
to the public.
Mrs. Timothy Martin o'Connor,s
- Entre,Nous Dancing Club will have its
Iirst ball Of the season on FRIDAY in
'he rose room of the Hotel Plaza.
The Missouri Weman's Clph &c No,,,
1ork City, Mrs. Wright johnson
president, will hold its regular month
meeting in the college room of the
Assos hotsi, November 1, at ESQ n,
M. Mrs, +. N. Crunden Is in cbsra" -
OF the educational program. -
on the night of November IA a.
eiock in the ball room of the pew
sylvan Hotel the club will, giva -.
aoutsh annual Armistice ball. The nro.
eesas VIII DC devoted to the mainte.
ian lance OF a scholarship established nv
Sss e'up IN the Missouri Unlversitv
N;ssa .ais scholarship native born
a.. rna wi; giri: chosen comparatively, is
&As
1ne regular monthly meeting of tba
BOARD Of directors Of the Won,aa,s sts
aealth Protective Association NJ
Ralph Trautman president. wa. 1T aLs;
at the home Of the second v;re.,rnr; saa
dent, Mrs. Eugene J. Cum;sLy i :.
week. Plans were arranged fnr AZ
years program, and an intars..;,ss ssss
lecture will be given before fbe ei,,S
on December s at the Hotel Astor ~.
Miss Ward, of the Welfare Departs, q ~
of New York City. The subieet ~ AZ
lecture Will be The Congo and Its
People" It viii be illustrated with
pictures.
The New York Fresh Air Fund. Mrs
Angeiique v. Orr president, held its
arss business meeting OF the season
on Monday afternoon at the Hotel
Assor. The first card party of the
season will be given on the afternoon
of November i3 at the Hotel Astor.
Tails will be followed By q series of
card parties and other social events
for the purpose of raising money for
the fund.
xhe Rainy Day Club Of America will
cslehrate the fwenty-fftf anniversary
OF the presidency Of Mrs, A. II. Palmer
by giving breakfast on Wednesday
in the ballroer OF the Hotel Astor. ii
Is expected that NJ least 500 members
and guests will be present 20 pay.