New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

Tho Chicago Woman's Club of New York City
announces two meetings for this week at the
club rooms No. 10 East 18th street. io-ihoii io"
evening there will be musical, followed oy dii
informal reception, in honor of the president is.
DAN Everett Waid who has just returned lioiii
trip abroad Saturdays meeting Will De the
regular monthly 1t is In charge OF the Nv
partrnent of philanthropy. of when Mrs Niiie'
NJ Dawson is chairman.
ror tho benaf+A Of the summer work of the Little
Mothers Aid Association society circus Is "
be given at Durland's Academy on the evening y,
Saturday April %. 1t will be a real circus win
clowns tumblers horseback riders, automopiie
races and with real pink lemonade and peanuts
Nrs Thomas Carmichael, assisted by cohi-
nittee is in charge of the undertaking. Roy
Orayne is chairman of the young men VINO WIN
act as ushers A bevy of girls Will sen o"e''
and programmes under the leadership Vi MI
John B. Cox, Mrs. G. A. Bround and Mrs. A H.
Wilmarth. AZ,
Tickets and boxes may be obtained of Mrs.
Thomas Carmichael, No. los West 5sth street
rh. Continental Chapter of the Daughters OF
tho Revolution had an interesting literary meet
inc on Monday at the home Of Mrs Smythe Inc
lon.or will give a G. I'd party tomorrow at the
Hotel Majestic, I'D street and Central Park west
Auxiliary No 16 of Stony Wold Sanatorium an
nounces that it has arranged recital and authors
Mann Auditorium, Teachers College, Columbia Uni
versity on Tuesday afternoon March 3l at 8
o'clock Tea will be served in the reception room
after the reading. Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs Vincent Loeser. No $50 West l0oth street. OF
ar the Horace Mann Auditorium
Notices of the seventeenth annual meeting of The
General Society Daughters of the Revolution 10
ba .beld during the week of April u at the wal
dorf- Astoria. have just been issued. Many uele-
gates are expected. as this is the year "heh 'he
election of officers occurs Reports from the vari-
ous state societies will also be presented ara
seven proposed amendments TO the constitution
will be voted a programme covering the SIN
davs Of the session has arranged and BESIDES
a reception rendered by the New York state 90
ciety at the Plaza theatre party various eN-
cursions to historic points and a banquet at the
Waldorf-Astoria planned The officers whose
terms will expire are Mrs. D Phoenix lhgrahan'
president general; Mrs. Henry W Heifer recording
secretary general Miss Mary A Kent. treasurer
general: Miss Josephine Wandell. corresponding sec
retary general Mrs Joseph j. Casey, register gen
eral and Mrs George f. Daniels, historian general
DR. Grace Peckham Murray Will give tea On
SATURDAY. April T. at the Hotel Seymour No. 30
West 4Sth street. to the Mount Hoiyoke aluhlnfe
and undergraduates who may be in town during
the Easter vacation. She will be assisted IN re-
c.,vna, by the president of the New York alumnee
presidents Mrs. William L Barry. Mrs. Edwin
AtweI Miss Ellen sParsons and Miss Charlotte
Morrill, The Alumn@ Glee Club Will sing.
The National Society OF New England Women
will hold a reception and luncheon. the last Tor 'he
season. at DelmOnicO's next Tuesday. Among the
sneakers are otis Skinner. who will talk about the
drama and Miss Helen Boswell who will describe
some OF her experiences In Panama Mrs camden
Dixie will speak The Master Schooi OF MUSIC
and Miss Katherine Bisse on Interest 9nd Gu
riosty'' There will be recitations by Fuj Io-
Several cities competing for the next annual
convention of the National Society for the Promo
ton of Industrial Education. The most active CON
testants are Atlanta. Ga and Richmond. Va. Mayor
Carlton Mccarthy OF Richmond telegraphed the
hoard of managers Of the society an invitation, III
which he was Joined by several Richmond organl-
zations among them the Chamber of Commerce
and the Educational Society. The Virginia Me
chancs' Institute offers the of its building II
the convention will come 10 Richmond. The board
of managers has not made its decision. but the