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6eas, Receptions and 6g,eddin6s.

the direction Of Mrs Arthur H. Cillsy. win have
library. and tea and lemonade viii be served.
The Daughters Of Ohio win hold their regular
meeting on Monday. at the Waldorf-AstOria- The
programme will be devoted to Ohio history num-
Der Of papers having been prepared. Music and
iFeshments will follow. The society has recently
added many new members to its list. Among
OF the most active are Mrs. Henry H Adams. Mrs.
Francis ". Apologize. Mrs. z. g. Arbecam Miss
Laura y Bacon. Mrs. W. Lee Caldwell. Mrs. Sam
ueI A. Drew. Mrs. Samuel Allen. DR.. Jessie Y.
Boyle, Miss Annie Green Abbott. Mrs. Robert Hoe
Dodd. Mrs. James W. Cunningham. Mrs. Joseph
Green Mrs. d. Haliston Mrs. Frank Scott Gerrish.
MIS- Cha-lcs Fayes. Mrs. =. c. MacConnell. Miss
Florence u. E. Allen Miss CarrueIita Becxwith.
Miss Caroline Abbott. Mrs. Julia c. McKelden DR..
Sophia MOrganthaler, Mrs. Clayton c. Strong Miss
Odrriiae Welsh. Mrs. Charles &. Winter Mrs. Lewis
=. Williams. Mrs I. H. T. WhippIe Miss Elizabeth
Ms Adrian Nandeveer. Miss Ethel Thomas. Mrs.
- J. thompson Mrs Gabrielle Stewart. Mrs Viz
5i,.T,sS r,I I.C,5iD; MISS -dare Io"ns1nd Mrs
terson D. u Thompson. Mrs. Edwin Beckwith Mrs.
Thomas Kenworthy. AIrs. Eloisc Lee. Mrs. Charles
-, t-i.tUti MIS-. W eitla Post lessett. Mrs William
Mrs Mary T. MacD6naid Mrs Ron NJ y Non
sylvia L. Brownelt Dr. EIary Hess Brown. Mrs
den, Mrs; William Mckinley. Mrs Charles z. Parr,
Mrs. William y. Putney. Mrs. Harry &. Palmer
I Corneha e. Brown, Mrs. Curtis Powell Brady
Mss Anna NJ Bishop. DR.. Belle VI Brown. Miss
Mary Stewart Dunlap. Mrs. Holden Davis. Mrs
James r Cook Mrs. Roderick Collins. Mrs. Edward
~ Colman Mrs. Andrew J. Cross. Miss Laura
hickey Miss Grace Rothacke-. Miss Grace Rainey
Mrs Howard +. Rank Miss Temperance p Reed
Ms. W c. Raff. Mrs. Charles 4 Clegg. Mrs
Ernest kent Coulter. Miss Edith Wall Ciegg. Mrs
Fred II. CozzeEs. Mrs. ". A. Cummings. Mrs
Ralph W. Cook. Mrs. Thomas J. Ewing. Mrs Ed
ward +. Cady. Miss BeaU Ewing Mrs A J c
Fayl. Mrs. II. 6 French. Mrs. Charles Edgar Mrs
John G Eckerson Mrs. Ralph NJ Easley Mrs. Jane
w. Guthrie. Miss Grace W. Gardiner. Mrs. Warren
Shayne. Mrs. Colgate Iioyt. Mrs. William B. Hay
den. Miss Annie Hoyt. Mrs. 5 : Sinsab augh, Miss
Eva +. Smith, Mrs. Milton l. Southland, Miss Clara
+ Stutsman Mrs Gertrude 2. Saint Miss Laura
A. Skinner, MIS-. Beliamy Storer. Mrs. George p
Starr, Mrs. Louise Spilker. Miss Gabrielle T Stew
art and Miss Carrie Sullivan.
The committee on philanthropy Of the women's
conference of tho Society for Ethical Culture an
nounces conference on relief work to be held
building, Sxty-third-st and Central Park West
Mrs. Bella Hirsch. acting president Of the phan-
thropc committee, viii give a brief analysis of
material relief given by several sections Of the
society; Leo c. Rosenbatt, president of the United
Relief Works. Will speak the past. and
future work Of that body: Henry Moskowitz. head
worker Of the Downtown Ethical Society. Will
/ speak on the attitude Of the ethical movement on
ward T. Devine. general secretary 81 the Charity
Organization Society. will speak Principles Of
Relief Policy.
Under the auspices Of the Rainy Day Club Of
which Mrs. A NJ Palmer is the president col
ege euchre will be given on the afternoon OF
February %. at the Lotos. No. Il5 West Seventy
nlnth-st. The committee In charge consists OF Mrs
Horace Rounds, chairman. Mrs. Frederick FaubeI
Mrs. John Ii. Gordon. Mrs. William J. Salter. Mrs.