New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

! Francis A. Nelson. Mrs. Francis Bay1is Clark
RlisT Gia6ys Clark; Mrs James Cunni1gham am Mrs
Miss Fox, Mrs. Emil Thesis and Mrs. A. L. Rich
ardson.
Liberal Religious Movements is the subject
which the New York League OF Unitarian Women
has set itself to study this The opening
meeting. November 2, at II a. M, In the Church
of the Messiah. Park avenue and '34th street, will
be given up TO home missionary work with Hun
gary for the topic December z, at the Second
Unitarian Church, Clinton and Congress streets
Brooklyn; France" January T. 1907. Lenox
Avenue Church, 121st street and Lenox avenue
Holland" on February 1. Church of the Saviour
Pierrepont street and Monroe Place. %Brooklyn
swift Switzerand on March aIt Al Saints Church
April g. Unity Church. Gates avenue and irving
Place, Brooklyn. and England" with the begin
ming Of the liberal movement in America, May
A valuable directors. of liberal ministers and ser
vices in Continental Europe is Incorporated with
the Leagues programme from which 1t appears
Great Britain liberalism is represented in Florence
Brussels, Liege In five places in Paris. three each
Mrs. Emil L. Boas is president OF the New York
League. All women are invited.
On Monday evening the Harlem Young women's
Christian Association will have a Halloween
party A jolly time is expected, for the usual
fun, with all sorts of surprises ghosts. witches,
elves, etc, will comprise the programme for the
evening.
Mrs. Donald Mclean. president general Of the
National Society, Daughters of the American Reyo-
luton is travelling through the Middle West visit
ing the various state conferences Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution TO stimulate interest in
the work Of the society.
On election evening the Manhattan branch OF the
Dickens Fellowship will hold its November meet
Ing at Healy's 6sth street and Columbus avenue.
An interesting programme prepared for the occa-
sion includes Dickens monoIogues by Bransbv
Williams; addresses by Controller Herman A
Metz. DR.; Henry NJ Lepziger. president Of the
geson and by Mrs Ma6e 9Ts Ro Cary
Wen. MI Metz viii have on exhibition several
Disksnss novels The meeting viii open e1io with 3a
Honorary president George Cary Eggeson presi resi-.
cent Charles Il. Govan; vice presidents. Herman
Mrs. T. E. Lonergan and Miss jessie Stanley MooE
treasurer "A T. Squire and secretary, A. E. Maerz.
The first business meeting Of Auxiliary No 4 of
stony Void Sanatorium will be held on the second
Monday in November. the October meeting being
omitted on account Of the sudden bereavement of
Seath oF ha Mrs George Ryttenburg by the
txour!SIins condition. and among the MANY plans
Void is large sale Of fancy articles next Of stony
the s9r ar1tGes were made by the members during
The treasury Of the Knickerbocker Relief Cluh
organized by Mrs. Camille Birnbohm. who is now
PRESIDENT was materially augmented by the amount
ne''eo AT the luncheon and euchre given at the
Hotel Marseiles. Broadway and 1886 street on FRI,
eeas CStopeT ~ The first three prizes were Won -,
MIsr,ds MIsi b. Il i1llaTd Mrs Robert Webb ana Mis-
Drew Mrs NJ of j. PeRdefeast RFdier %nsIT Mrs. were Mra r
ander' M1fen Mrn Mrs j. Lowe Mrs G. Paul, Mrs Nj
4 9S!liIer. MRS John Specs Mrs. L. Durand Mrs G,
a Sarglil Mrs J. e. Houghton, Mrs W 7 MninH -
head and Mrs. E. O. Townes ~ w. - :" ulr-
Mrs Edythe Totten McGrath, vce-pres,d.,t ..
the National Council Of the Actors Cb,-ot -,
lance VIII speak IN Providence on the e,,orIr =.
chapter 'He providence
Inc national council OF the Actors Cbrroh 4.
Ianee VIII have table the Actors, 1r,s
III the Metropolitan Opera House on Ma Ha n arr
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