New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
NOTES OF THE CLUBS.

At the annual meeting OF the National Society Of
New England Women at DelmonicOs on Thursday
the following officers were elected: Second vice
president Mrs. Thomas Abernethy Fair; secretary.
Mrs Edward Thorndike; assistant secretary. Mrs.
Benjamin Jackson; assistant treasurer, Miss Eve
line Thomason Parker; board Of managers. Miss
Sara A. Palmer. Mrs. Henry Bruce Shute, Mrs. D.
II. Clement Mrs. Charles Park Logan
There were papers on Child Labor by Mrs.
Women. nv Mrs. F H. Scott and The First cup
cf Tea by Mrs. Henry =. Bartlett,
The society will hold is next luncheon at Del
monlcos March 10, at - O'Clock
The Chicago Woman's club of New York City
held i,s March meeting yesterday in the clubrooms.
No 10 East 10Th street The programme which
was in charge Of Mrs. Agnes McCleland Daultou.
Tdasin bv Miss Harriet Ford of an oTiEnai one
act PLAY and by Miss Florence Morse Kingsley Of
an unpublished story by her
The Dickens Fellowship. Manhattan Branch. will
give an authors reading at the Carnegie Chamber
Music Hall ON March -. AT =. m Last season
the society endowed a cot fOr year az the Home
for Crippled Children. which is conducted by the
Chidrcn's Aid Society az Bath Reach. as an expert
ment. II proved 'giit-edged' investment. and
so an effort is being made 10 have a permanent
resting Place for Ioor little Tiny Tins in the
Haxton Cottage
The following authors have responded 70 the in
vitatior Of George Cary Eggles;on. the honorary
president to read from their works Or Moncure D.
Conway. Charles Battcu LoorniS. Richard Watson
Glider. WIN Carleton Albert White Morse and
The reading win be followed with music by Mrs
pianist Tickets may he obtained from J. Woolscy
i5Slle iGS East s2d street and Mrs T. E Lonergan No
12O Iefferts Place. Brooklyn
In consequence of the interest aroused in Post
Parliament by Mrs Linda Hall Learned, Of Syra-
cuse. president of the New York Trades school, for
Girls To which the New York State Federation has
made over it's trades school fund committee was
formed the last meeting of the club to raise
money 70 establish a Post Parliament scholarship
in the instituton. Mrs. George T. Lawton is chair
Marca S.
In charge of the progressive euchre with which the
National California Club will vary its usual pro-
gTamme its next meeting. March 8 at the Wal
dorf- f-AstOria, First second and BOBBY prizes viii
Miss Hazel Whtmore are the reception committees.
A successful bridge whist and euchre was given
by the Knickerbocker Relief Club Mrs. Camille
Birnbohm. presidenO at the Waldorf Astoria last
Thursday evening. Mrs. Elizabeth McCullum. Of
Philadelphia. the first prize the euchre.
Other prize winners James Brace Geera
Miss Florence May Mansfield. Mrs w. Grafton, y.
Z. Sheldon. Philip Eckley. John H. May. L. Fl.
Arkey. d. Mansfield. Mrs. Cornelius Sullivan. Mrs
j. NJ. PenderGast. n JOsephson. Leslie Ferguson
Mrs G. W. BonetaI Mrs. c. NJ HecSing. DR..
Kaufer. T. A. Jones. Mrs. James Bruce Geer and
Kingsley Lloyd. The next luncheon. bridge whist
Broadway and 1Osd street, March y, at 1870
O'Clock.
Auxiliary No. of the Little Mothers Aid As
sociatlon will give fo= its benefit a comedy en-
titled "a Tragedy Saturday evening. April
6. at Duryea's. No. 200 West 72d street Tickets.
which 81 each may be obtained Of the chairman