Evening star., 1926-10-10
New York Social Set Enioys
Attractive Fall Program
With Polo Games Over, Attention Turns to Fox
Hunts, Steeplechases. Foot Ball
and Racing.

on his own Jack Dandy, Edward
Smiths Daybreak. ridden by Will
Hayes: Mrs. J. l.. Kernochan' 8
Cresset. ridden by Mr.. Hayes: F1etch-
er Harper, with Willie Pierce: NAL
colin Stevenson on his Diana, Charles
G. Rumsey on Game Cock. Joseph E.
Davis on his Rising Star. Malcolm
Stevenson Maple Leaf. ridden by F..
Skiddy Won Stade: Henry l.. Bells
Tyosa, Leonard Jacobs Pail Mall. rid
den by MIR. Won Stade: James Park s
Indicator. A. J. A. Devereux's Con.
queror. William Almy's Hard Bank
ing. ridden by A. G. Burrage. jr.; Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Maddux's Oracle II, ridden by
Mrs. Raymond Belmont, and Ben
jamln Behr's Burgoright, ridden by
John Bosley. For some years the
hunt course was at Belmont Park
and at Meadow Brook. and In 1922
was transferred to Jericho.
Will Exhibit Work of Artists.
The National Club and headquar-
ters of the Association of Junior
Leagues of America will hold it's
formal opening Wednesday. October
13, at 1879 East Sixty-frst street
Drawings by modern cotemporary
artists, including Robert Henri. John
Sloan and John Marin, will he ex-
hibited. Hostesses for the occasion
will be members of the national
board.
The new club Is a few doors east Of
the clubhouse of the New York Junior
League, at 1913 East Sixty-first street.
which was opened two years ago. and
has two floors of bedrooms as we'll
as restaurant.
The New York Junior League was
formed 25 years ago by small group
d. debutants and they elected as
president. Mary Hartman. now Mrs.
Charles Cary Rumsey. daughter of
the late F.. III. Hartman. The ma
tional association was formed in
1921, with Mrs. Willard Straight,
now Mrs. Leonard knight Elmhurst,
formerly Miss Dorothy Whitney,
daughter of the late William e.
Whitney as president. Now the
Association Of Junior Leagues of
vidual leagues. including one in
Honolulu and two in Canada and ex
tending from California to the At
lantic Coast. The present member
ship is $4,000.
Opens to Members and Guests.
The clubroOm will be opened to
members and their guests except
Saturday and Sunday from 10 to
$50 o'clock for tea. bridge. reading
and information. The associa ton is
planning to have exhibitions of MEM
bers' work in drawing. sculpture and
also in the Little Theater and philan-
thropic enterprises.
Tho 1ooO1aS all ara cOn1nOSpJ Nf
younger women from the debutant
age to 40 years. In many of the
leagues 1t is necessary to take and
pass training course in varied
philanthropic. political and cultural
subjects for admission.
Mrs. Carleton Fl. Palmer is the
president Of the national association
and the other officers are: Mrs. Leroy
NJ. Dyckman. secretary: Mrs. Roger
s. Perry. treasurer; Miss Emily r.
Anderson. field secretary. and Mrs.
Charles A. Lindley, who is editor of
the uJnior League Bulletin.
The regional vice presirents are:
Mrs. John n. Mitchell. Springfield.
Mass: Mrs. Walter s. Bartlett. New
York: Mrs. Dorwin Donnelley. Pitts
burgh: Mrs. J. Lewis Underwood,
Birmingham. Ala; Mrs. Archie Lee.
st. Louis: Mrs. Ike Kampmann San
Antonio. and Miss Catherine Collins.
Seattle.
Members at large are Mrs. James