Edmund W. Kingsland, president, will
have a business meeting followed by a
social hour to-morrow afternoon at the
Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. Rae D. Henkle
will be chairman of the day. The guests
of honor will include Miss Mary Garrett
Hay, president of the New York Branch,
Western Alumnae Association of Ox
ford ; Rose Pearson Norton, president I
of Monnett Club, and Mrs. Wallace j
Hamilton, president of Woman's Branch
of the Ohio State University Association. '
Miss Adeline Craig, soprano, will sing
a group of songs accompanied by Miss
Ruth Bingaman at the piano. There will
be addresses by Mrs. Oliver Harriman,
national president of the Camp Fire
Girls, and Miss Mabel C'ratty, general
secretary of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association of the United States.
Mrs. Marc M. Reynolds, chairman of
the ways and means committee, an
nounces that the third card party for the
blind fund will be held on Thursday
afternoon at the studio of Caroline Lowe
Hovey, 60 West Sixty-seventh street,
who will be the hostess. Mrs. J. J. Sul
livan will be chairman of the day and
Mrs. Reynolds will have charge of the
tickets.
Andrew Jackson Chapter, U. S.
Daughters of 1812, will hold its monthly
meeting Wednesday at the Waldorf
Astoria. After the business Mrs. Fletcher
will tell of lifo in the Phlllpplno Islands.
Mrs. Homer Lee Is regent of the chapter.
Major Ellhu C. Church of the Port of
New York Authority and Dr. Royal fl.
Copeland, Health Commiss oner, were
the principal speakers at a meeting held
last Tuesday by the Woman's League
for the Protection of Riverside Park.
Major Church told bow the port plans
will affect that park and Dr. Copeland
told how necessary parks are for health.
