New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
Clubs and Charities.

The Rev. William O'Bren Pardow will give Il
talk at the headquarters or the Daughters Of the
Faith, No. East 18th street. Palm Sunday,
April p. at p. n. His subject VIII re The
Santtfcation Of Society Through Christian Mar
riage." Tickets for the lecture sale. at 81,
and may Obtained from the Daughters Of the
Faith, No A East 18th street any week day after
10 a.
The Woman's Republican Association OF the State
OF New York gave an entertainment and tea on
Wednesday, April l, the Plaza. under the direc-
tioI of the chairmen OF Manhattan. Mrs William
Giant Brown and Mrs Charles c. Ruthrauf.
Oliver BainbridEe gave g lecture on The South
Sea Islands" illustrated with stereoptcon views,
and there addresses by Mrs. William Cum
.aing Story and Mss Helen Varick Boswell Mrs
Spencer Wiggin gave q reading, and the music
was under the direction Of Miss Laura Sedgwick
Collins.
The National Society OF New England Women
Mrs Charles Gilmore Kerley. president. will give
the last literary afternoon Of the season at Del
moncos Friday. April TO- az $50 o'clock The
Programme, arranged by Mrs Homer Irwin Os
from. Will give "A Glimpse Of India" l. L. Josh
Of Bombay, will speak on The Awakening OF India
and It's Influence Hindu WomanhOod." and
there Will be Hindu songs in the native tongue
Miss Virginia Ostrom will give two vocal numbers
The New York Browning Society. Miss Julia
Pauline Leavens. president. will hold its next meet
ing on Wednesday at the Waldorf-Astoria. The
afternoon will be in charge OF Mrs n Archibald
Shaw, chairman or art with Mrs Henrietta s
Seeley, chairman Of programme Miss Veronica
Covers win sing Browning songs
The National California Club elected the follow
ing officers at It's annual meeting, held March
81, at the Waldorf-As;oria: President. Mrs. Thomas
J. Vivian: vce-presdents. Mrs. William r. Stew
art, Miss Jane Seymour kIink and Mrs. Louis W
Butler; recording secretary, Mrs George E Cor
don; corresponding secretary Mrs. William II.
ketchami treasurer, Dr. Beatrice NJ HInkIe.
corder Mrs. Edward ". Hill; governors, Mrs Al
exander Delraar. Mrs. G. 3. Mitchell. Mrs Walter
II Wheeler Mrs. A. A Neumann Mrs. Gustave
Touchard Mrs. John Valentine and Mrs. Edward
w. Mansfield
The Easter sale Of the shut-In Society takes
place on April at the WaIdorf-Astorfa. On April
and the society will have sale al the Martha
Washington Hotel 10. % East 18th street, and any
one dropping either hotel will find many
pretty articles all made by feeble or crippled
hands. Iron holders have been sent by a woman
Of eighty-six years OF age. beautiful Renaissance
lost health and property years In the Johns
towu food lovely baskets and bead work sent
by the members al RandalIs Island. and
every article is priced reasonably. The ShuI-Ia
Society originated IN 1877 with two invalds. VINO
started a correspondence relieve the weariu, IS
of the sckroom. II Incorporated in 1850
Persons who shut IN from the outside world
by prolonged physical disability proper candI-
dates for membership in the society. They are
expected to pay 30 cents yearly which entities them
The Open Window - official organ. pub
lished monthly in the interests Of the society.
gether with wheel chairs, invalid Iifters
tables trays and bsek-rssts. birthday. Christmas