New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

silver anniversary in Philadelphia on May and Z.
Mrs. Charles II. Parkhurst. Of New York pre-
sided There were addresses by Mrs. Harry Parry.
George z. Dimock and others
The National Society of Patriotic Women OF
America formed for patriotic snd educational work
among immigrant children, held its first meeting
on Wednesday, at p. at the nome OF MTs.
Oliver Livingston Jones No. 1l6 West I'D street.
The president OF this society Is Mrs. j. Heron
Crosnan The vice-presidents Miss Mary Van
derpoeI Mrs. Oliver Livingston Jones' Mrs Ben
iamin s. Church, Mrs William Tod Heimuth' MIS-
william Cumming story and Miss Florence Guern-
sey.
The Neighborhood Social and Industrial Club
held sale of linens and home made cake at the
Hotel Marseille last Wednesday afternoon and
evening The cake table presided over by Mrs
Alexander Walker and the linen table by Mrs
George W. Iinch. chairman OF the sale. They were
assisted by the following committee Mrs. Frank
Z Wise president of the club: Mrs George A
Post Mrs. Lawrence OLeary. Mrs John E wade,
Mrs Frederick j Foster, Mrs Donald Rooertsoh
Miss McHue, Miss knight, Miss A Belle Linch.
Mrs George 4. Krause. Miss Powers, Mrs. car
ence Burns. Mrs T. st. George Elliott Jr- Mrs
II A Ostrun Mrs. A. Morse, Mrs. John r Griffin
and DR.. Jessie F. Boyle
Through the good Offices Of the art committee OF
the New York City Federation OF Women's Clubs
free students tickets have been issued for the
fourth annual exhibition of the American Water
Color Society now open in the Fine Arts Building
No H5 West 57th street. These are distributed 10
the srt teachers in the high schools and the upper
classes Of the elementary schools and are used on
Saturday mornings. the students usually beng ac-
COMMANDED by their teachers. The art committee
under the craftsmanship OF Mrs. Fanny koWel oe-
can this work with the academy exhibition ana
II was such success that the Water Color society
asked Mrs. Rove to issue similar tickets Tor the
hfchn n0
tinue until May a.
The woman.s Board of Foreign Missions OF the
Reformed Church will hold its anniversary e1er-
cises In the Lenox Collegiate Church. Lenox
avenue and 123d street, Tuesday. May L. az lo:So
oclock in the morning and o'clock In the after
noon There will be addresses by the MISSIONARIES
DIR. Ida s scudder. Miss Lily N. Duryee. Miss sara
M. Couch and Mrs. s. NJ zwemer. Luncheon VIII
be served.
"Pnns Passes" will engage the attention or The
Browning Society at its next meeting. which VIII
be the last meeting of this season. MISS Annie
Eliot Mullinier will read scene from the poem
and discussion viii follow. The place Is the
waldorf-Astoria and the date Wednesday, May 13
The programme will begin at O'Clock p. m Ihe
annual business meeting will precede 1t.
The Church Association for the Advancement Of
the Interests of Labor will hold conference to-
morrow In Synod Han, llztn street anu Ahi9,cio'ih
avenue. The morning session will begin at 1870
o'clock and the afternoon one at 23o, and 1t Is
hoped that the president, Bishop Potter Will pre-
side. Among the speakers will be Canon John f.
Peters, the Rev. James z. Freeman, representing
the New York Diocesan Social Service Commits
sion and Herman Robinson. representing organ
ized labor On Wednesday evening" May 1S the
annual supper Of the association will take place at
the Tuxedo, Madison avenue and seth street at s
o'clock.
The Youngest auxiliary of Stony Void Sanafo-
rum Auxiliary No ~ voted its last meeting TO
give the corporation sa.coo Of the 2.loo which was
cleared at the County Fair held recently AZ the
waldorf Astoria. The dormitory at Stony Void
will have to he closed unless the sum OF 1esoo Is