New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
NOTES OF THE CLUBS.

1SO4GO OI 4hG OEUoS.
A most attractive and interesting proxranrn.
has been arranged by the National Society OF Ns,
England Women for it's second literary meeting
of this season. which takes place next Tuesday az
Delmonicos. Under the guidance OF the chair
man. Mrs Mary Hgginscn Dorr. the afternoon
Will be spent IN Holland. The history, art Htera-
ture. "Our Kinship" and home ideals Of HOLLAND
will all be represented under suggestive titles by
Mrs Dorr Mrs G. B. Wibour, Mrs. William
Mrs Robert E = Ely 4i te dho how sS the e BS5 as9a
gard their country and their folk. and Miss Connie
violin. VI '"'
The New York section OF the Council Of Jewish
Women will hold it's regular monthly meeting IN
the vestry rooms of Temple Bethel. Fifth avenue
and 18th street, on Tuesday, at 2:3s P. NJ. DR..
David Blaustein will give illustrated lecture on
Jewish Art and Jewish Life" with views de-
as Bible pictures by great masters.
The January social OF the National Society,"
Daughters OF the Empire State. Mrs. Addison
Greeley. president. will be held Thursday after
at the waldorf-Astoria- An interesting
programme has been arranged. the musical part
T. Gascoigne.
Among the guests at the Waldorf-Astoria Is
Miss Floretta yinns. president OF the Boston
Woman's Press Club. regent OF John Adams
Chapter. d. A. R.. and said to be the only woman
in tbs world owning and managing syndicate OF
newspapers successfully. She ia also an officer
OF every club and patriotic organization IN Massa-
chusetts. Visiting with Miss Vlning are Mrs. Ed
Ta1d Clark az Presidsnt sI, o. the BUSINESS W9nans
City's Charities. and Mrs. Henry Dobson-
The Society for Political Study has scheduled
for its next meeting Tuesday. at Genealogical
Hail. No. 226 Wests5Sth street. a paper on The
Iniquty OF Land Monopoly by Mrs. Julia Gold
z,er. Invitations have been extended 70 other
an6 Mrs.
G9ldzier is an advocate OF the employment Of
while on the street
Preparations are being made for the annual
public meeting OF the Stony Void sanatoriuua.
Fifth avenue and 56tf street. on Wednesday
the public is cordially invi:ed.
Previous TO the meeting reports concerning ths
years work will be read by the chairman OF tbs
auxiliaries. The eighteen auxliaries support a
number OF patients AT the sanatoriurn- which Is
a non-sectarian institution for working girls IN
incipent stages OF tuberculosis. located at Lake
kushaqIa. in the AdrOndacks Joseph II. Choate,
Miss Wald. OF the Nurses Settlement. and Other
speakers VIII address the meeting. This charity
interests large number Of p5omine4n5, 4, women.
membership Of over sixteen hundred
If The officers %tac, are: President Mrs James I'd
George F MS shrady & &giceeZpFesdent&s Is Mrs Ansoq R
and Mrs. Edward 5. Hardness
That Mrs. Fiske's matinee. which is TO be given
the Lyric Theatre Thursday afternoon at
2:5o o'clock for the benefit OF the Bird Protection
Fund OF the League Of American Sportsu1en will
be a social event. well as an important event
in the history Of the bird protection movement -
shown by the long list OF prominent women who
have consented TO act patronesses of the en-
tertanment Among them Ms s p Avery.
Mrs. John ]. ArnOry. Mrs Luther G. Billings Misses
Cora F. and Mildred Barnes. Mrs. Howard Carroll
Mrs. William Edward Coffin. Mrs Van Rensselaer,
Cruser. Mrs. r Fulton Cutting Mrs. W. Bayard
Cutting. Mrs. Charles DeKay. Mrs. Charles Judson
Gould, Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant Mrs Richard
NJ. Hoe. Mrs George Trowbridge HOLSTER Mrs
Henry Holt. Mrs. William T Hornaday Ms
Seth Low. Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn Mrs Ed
yin Parsons. Mrs. Roger A Pryor. Mrs. Winfield
Van Rensselaer, Schuyler. Mrs. Isaac Selignlau.
Mrs, Henry Merwi3 shraiy. Mrs. Ernest Thomp7-.
son Seton. Mrs. j. Walter Thompson. Mrs. Henry
Dresser. Mrs Charles r. Flint. Mrs AIexander Y.
Fraser. Mrs Harold Gcdwin and Mrs. Edwin
Gould.
The second annual theatre party OF the Knick-
erbocker Dancing Glass. which given last
Friday evening. proved TO be one of the most
brilliant affairs in its history. The members and
their guests occupied the boxes and orchestra
dance dam parry went 10 Ds'"''''0 '0' . supper anu
Commander r. e. Peary is to lecture in Carnegie
Hall January - eft Sis o'clock. the story OF his
wonderful experiences in the north. The talk will
be Illustrated by the marvellous photographs OF
places never before visited oy and obtained
by him his last dash 10 the pole Carnegie Hall
has been selected because IL Is thought II may oe
turned away from 1he Museum of Natural History
the day he lectured there. The proceeds VIII
Winifred Day Nursery. Reserved seats are
sale at Carnegie Han and the regular agencies