New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-18
NOTES OF THE CLUBS.

American Speech and What To Do About 1t"
will be the suject of informal talk given by
Miss Mary S. Thompson in the lecture of the
League for Political Education. No. % West 44th
Last Wednesday afternoon Miss Thompson gave
Helen Weston. Livingston. Staten Island.
The first annual benefit for the entertainment
fund Of the Century Theatre Club will take place
on March at o'clock in the Astor Gallery Of the
Waldorf-Astoria, when Ethelbert Nevn's song
cycle, Captive Memories" will be given by the fol-
lowing artists: Gwyim Miles. baritone; Miss Flor
ence Hinkle' soprano; Miss Adah Campbell Hussey,
Brainar. pianist ana Mrs Bertha KIM Ba,zor r
reader The first half of the programme will DO
will be followed by the song cycle
An episode which has aroused renewed interest
among the members of Stony Void Auxiliary No
was the presence Of little Edna Wise at the req1-
lar meeting. held last week at the home of Mrs
julius Hart, No. 322 West 18th street. Tho little
child having been patient at the Sanatorium for
nineteen months and having occupied the room
supported by Auxiliary No, !, testified personally
IN appearance 10 the excellent she had re
ceived Auxiliary No. maintains a room excIu-
work and enlarge its scope matinee benefit viii
be given at the Madison Square Theatre next
U.s. with full cast Will BE- presented through the
Tickets may be obtained by order app-
East 18th street, or Mrs Henry S BowTon, era
ham Court, No. 1875 Seventh avenue. corner 10th
Orchestra seats s.; last two rows 49, Balcony.
first two rows s.; all Others, SO. Second balcony,
all s.
The patronesses are Mrs. Orlando b. Potter, Mrs.
Charles K Bates, Mrs. Job G. Bowron Mrs James
Nelson Walker, Mrs. Ronald Z. Bouar Mrs.
Charles H. Spang, Mrs Charles II. Terry. Mrs.
Henry A. Powell, Mira. julius Hart Mrs James r.
Franklin Mrs. Arthur w Crawford and Mrs.
Charles b. Rowland. The guests Of honor will be
Mrs. James Edward NeWcumb, Mrs. Donald Nc
Lean and Colonel and Mrs. John w. Furman.
song recital for the benefit OF Auxiliary No. 1s
of Stony Void Sanatorium will be given on Nor
day afternoon. February %. at 3 o'clock at tho
Waldorf-Astoria. w. T. Carleton. the well known
BARITONE, Will give selections of English. Scotch.
Welsh and Irish songs Of various periods inter
spersed with short talks OF explanatory charac-
ter He will also give selections from Rudyard
Kipling's "BaTrack Room Ballads" The officers Of
Auxiliary No l6 Chairman. Mrs. Livingston
Farrand; Merchantmen, Mrs. Brander Matthews,
Mrs. Franklin II. Giddngs and Mrs William T.
Trent; treasurer Mrs Vincent LoeseT. correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Munroe Smith. and recording
secretary. Mrs James Shotweu. The proceeds Of
this concert will be used for the support Of the
patient whom this auxiliary Is keeping at Stony
Void. The patronesses Mrs Cornelius y.
Bliss 1r, Mrs. Francis NJ. Burdck. Mrs. William
II. Burr. Mrs George II. Clements, Mrs. Charles
II. Coffin. Mrs. Frederic S. Lee, Mrs. Seth Low,
Mrs. Nelson Macy, Mrs. Thomas II. Morgan Mrs
Isaac l. Rice. Mrs Henry Seligman, Mrs. A. j.
Singer, Mrs. Francis Lynde Stetson and Mrs Lea
Mel Luquer.