New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
NOTES OF THE CLUBS.

Immigration is the subject be discussed by
Edward Lauterbach and Miss Matthews at the next
meeting Of the Woman's Republican Club. at Del
nio1ico's on Tuesday Ralph II. Easley chairman
OF the executive council of the National civic Feq-
,.rt of liincrrS and Mrs ~ l. WHITE. president
If the Vestclleste- Wonlar's club. will be the
guests of honor.
There were tulips FOR decorations and genuine
Delft tiles for souvenirs At the spring reception and
luncheon Of the National Society % New England
Women Delmon:co's last Tuesday. 1t was the
last social function OF the society's season.
Mrs Carl, Chapman Gait responded 10 the toast
The Women of America" George J. Corey for
mer United States Consul General ut Amsterdam
told az his pleasant experiences ~ the court OF
Queen Wiholmna the time oc her coronation
Miss CallispeIi, graduate Of the Soroonhe' ana
the only woman INSPECTOR Of schools in Greece who
has come to America TO study the public school
system described her ambitions for her country
women. The last speaker was Mrs. Edward Aau,
Aer recent NISlis 20 me taIi9I if naIiinq and
There were also music By AiiST Lima SHe'''ii6 anu
org 'i. r rI Mrs GSrre Gapmsn Gait Mrs
Charles G;lmor- ker'ey Mrs Charles +. Naetl.hg,
Miss Parker Miss Mackay Mrs g. F. Hooper. Miss
Bowron. Mrs r. G King Miss stevens. Miss Davis.
ward Thorndke. Mrs. Homer l. ostroT1' Mrs. W. X.
Mrs William H. Osborne Mrs. +. N. sesuinee.
Mrs. Charles F. Quimby. Mrs. Frank Trumnun.
Thomas A. Fair. Mrs. Warren Higley, Mrs H.
Fuller Mrs Flank curtiss, Mrs John +, La RIr
William J. sageman Mrs J. D. CToTeI; Mrs Mrs John Ion!
Irving P. Mills.
A committee Of women composed Of Mrs Samuel
D. Levy Mrs Joseph Il Cohen. Mre Hugo a. Wal
lenstein Mrs Alfred Pincus Mrs. Samuel Green
field ard Mrs Albert Lucas will hold charity
whist" at the Waldorf-Astoria on Tuesday evening.
March %. for the benefit Of the Hebrews who suf-
fered in the Kingston disaster Letters have been
i--r9 Fr-A Tvc from X
president Of The Analgamated Congregation OF Is
of the Jewish widow. aud orphans me aged and
decrepit. who since the amShouse fell IN ruins nave
and 3D. -'''''s' 60 "''-'''' 7''' ''''' ~ 80
The first in the series of three private conferences
on Brittany to be iiven by NJ Anatoe lie Braz be-
fore his departure for France took place last
"Wednesday at the house of Mrs. Thurher' No. %
West 18th street Tho remaining conferences VIII
be given the l2tA inst. at tie house OF General
Horace Porter. No ~ Ala iison avenue and the
10Th AT the house Of The Misses stone. No 81 East
5oth street.
In order to raise money defray the expenses Of
the thirteea-year-old girl whom Auxiliary No. ;.
Stony Mold Sanatorium. is supporting at Lake
Kushaqua, the auxiliary VIII hold bridge party
next Tuesday afternoon 1t the house Of Mrs. r. F.
o. Fricllenhaus No. Al West 25th street. The
young girl for whose Lcaeht the bridge is given
breaking down from over,y ,rE. 4 series of sewing
meetings IS being held IL the home OF the chair
Park West 10 make sheets for the sanatorum.
this work from Mrs. Gardner WetheTbee and
Messrs. Lord & Taylor.
At the Bangs studio. No % West 3Sth street next
THURSDAY evening Samuel y. Wandell Will deliver
his lecture The Rehabilitation of Aaron Burr
for the benefit Of the Sunday Kindergarten. Mr.
Wandel originally gave this lecture privately be-
fore the Washington Continental Guards Of this
city and subsequently before an audience of up
ward of thousand persons At Bridgeport. Conn.
Charles Il. Fry is president OF the Sunday Kinder
garten Association ana Mrs. George Taylor Stew
art Miss Mary Van Burcn NanCerpoel and Mrs.
Henry !. Burnett are the Vce-prt s!deuts. On the
long list OF honorary vice lre sid@rts Mrs John
r. DreXel Randolph Guggenherler, Mrs. Henry
Siecel Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner, AIRS. Elizabeth
Won Ncchten James =. Nichols, George Jay Gould,
Mrs. Charles NJ. OeT.chs Mrs. George Wilson
Smith. Mrs. Angus Cameron. +. Bradley Jones and
Prince Giovanni del Drago.
Al the annual meeting Of the managers and sub
scrbers Of the West End Exchange and Industrial
Union held at the Hotel 81. Andrew last Monday
the following officers elected: President Mrs
Walter Geer; first vice pres dent. Mrs. r. E. Har-
denbergh; second Vice-prcs!dent, Mrs. Edward =.
Tysen; recording secretary Miss Josephine Dill;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. J. r Dunne; treas
urer, Mrs. John s. Spence.
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