The Washington times., 1930-11-04
Mrs. Stone Is
Leaving for
New York
Member Of Junior League In
$ternationaI Committee Plans
to Visit League Offices

<ternationaI Committee Plans
to Visit League Offices
Mrs. Charles Parker Stone is
leaving washington this eve
ming for New York to bid her
sister.ip-law, Mrs. Elliott Bates
Mckee, "bon voyage" when she
sails tomorrow to rejoin Mr..
Mckee In Paris.
When in New York, Mrs.
Stone plans to visit the head
quarters of the Association of
the Junior League of America,
where she will discuss the forth
coming meeting of the recently
sorganized international commit
tees Of which she is member.
IA meeting will be held in the
near future, although no def
mite date has been set.
Two from Canada
Two representatives from
Canada will serve on the COM
rnittee. They are Mrs. G. A.
q. Cooper, of Montreal, and
Mrs. Bremner Reen, of Toronto.
The one representative from
Mexico City will be Miss Eliza
beth Lewis. Representatives for
\ he United States will include
1iss Katherine HilleS, Of Will
mington, Del, chairman; Mrs.
,fStone, Mrs. Meade Detweiler,
'.lr., Of Harrisburg, Pa; Mrs.
/, Charles Robbins, Llwellyn, West
Orange, N. j., and Miss Averic
8. Allen, of Pasadena, Calf.
/ Great interest has been eX-
!. pressed abroad in the announce
ment of the leagues plans to
form an international commit
tee. The mistaken impression,
however, has arisen that the
intent is to foster the organiza-
j ton in other countries. On
y the contrary, the plan is merely
= to bring into closer affiliation
/ organizations already existing.
Inquiries have been received at
the national office in New
York from Berlin, Budapest,
Buenos Aires, Dublin, London,
Y Oslo, Paris, Rome, Santiago,
and Vienna.
Offices to Move
/, The l.ational offices of the
tle at present located on
Il ~ f.ixty-third st. New York
Il, sssoTtly be transferred to
Il, sss Waldorf Astoria, ac-
oteiiM 10 an announcement
al; raoraing by Mrs. Roger
Perry. Of Waterbury, Conn,
r iderat
me rev headquarters were
alecteS IT the annual confer
re =, the association last
ms : last week the board
:setT met to complete
I1i2ttS f1r the move.
\. new headquarters
I'll a3aselation will have ad-
il!ri rive offices and offices
4 thc Junior League Maya
- I'D in addition will pro-
iiioa 1or the use of members of
III league. a private dining
1om, a large clubroom open.
e i1g out on a setback terrace
n 40 floors above the street in
close proximity to Park Avenue,
and bedrooms for both tran
sient and permanent guests.
In addition to this, rooms will
1 be available where Junior
Z League members may stay
with their families and have
the use Of the clubroomS,
Plans Committee
The arrangements and plans
for the new space have been
made through Mrs. James r.
& Sheldon, jr., Of New York City,
~ chairman Of the club commit.
zee of the association, Mrs. B.
Pappen Fairchild and Miss Ma
tion Willard are members of
Ger committee.
III I1e OFFICERS or the ASSOcla-
&on Of the Junior Leagues are:
Mrs. Roger S. Sperry, Water
ppIy, Conn, president: Mrs.
1lmand M. Blow, Tulsa, Okla :,
Z Ece-preSident; Miss Abigail Won
Gchlegell, Detroit, Mich, sec
Tttary: Mrs. Horatio H. Arm.
STRONG, Hartford, Conn, treas
tlrer.
It's permanent executive staff
INSISTS Of: Miss Emily r. An.
4rSon, executive secretary:
iss Katharine @. Rogers.
sd secretary: and Mrs.
-..1arles A. Lindley, editor of
the magazine; all of New York
fifty. -
From Camp
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Milton @.
Holiday have returned from
Camp Holabird, where they were
the guests Of Capt. and Mrs,
Wesley w. Price.
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