New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

will be given in costume. The Settlement is located
in district where there from l5.ooo 10 299S'
Bohemians and ii has become kind ~ clearing
hou-- for that race
The National California club elected the follow
ing officers at It's annual meeting, held last Wed
resdav at the WaIdortAsforia. President, Mrs
Thomas J. Vivian. Independents. Mrs. William r
Stewart. Miss Jane Seymour Klink and Mrs LOUIS
" Butler. recording secretary. Mrs. George +.
Gordon: CORE. .pondng secretary, Miss Ruth Nit
chell. treasurer. DR.. Beatrice NJ Hinkle; recorder
Mrs Edward ". Hi Members Of governing
board: Mrs. Alexander Delmar, Mrs e b Nit
chelI Mrs A a Heumann, Mrs. Richard Burr.
Mrs Edward W Mansfield and Mrs a. II Boomer.
As the Champlain Assembly popuiarly known
as the Catholic Summer School, is located on the
shores Of Lake Cnampaiu. Cliff Haven, and
the YEAR 1903 is the three hundredth anniversary
Of the discovery Of this lake, the annual reunion
of the friends and patrons of the assembly, which
Is 10 be held at the Waldorf Astoria. on Friday
evening. Ap-ii Is, will be called slhe Champlain
Tercentenary Reunion, and the programme VIII
he arranged to bring this historical! event before
the minds Of the guests. Arrangements have also
been made to accommodate q large number OF
euchre players. and provision will lie made for
those who prefer TO play bridge whist Many vaiu-
able prizes have been contributed and will be given
TO non-payers. as well 10 those who participate
In tho card playing The ofi>ers in charge Of the
affair arc: George J. Gillespie. president: Francis
J. Hogan secretary; Frank p Cunnion. treasurer.
The Right Rev. Monsgnor NJ. J. Lavelle and the
Right Rev. Monsignor p. J Mcmahon, president cf
tn, summer schoo! a'e members Of the hoN com
mttee,
Tie annual meeting Of the New York Exchange
for Wcman's Work viii be held ct No 32t Madison
avenue, o-morrow. n II m. All members are
cordially invited 10 attend.
The second Diennial convention Of the Young
Women's Christian Associations of the United
states Of America. to be held at ST. Paul
from April % TO April 2s inclusive, will be in
reality the first convention since the union of the
American associations under national board.
and the thousand delegates viii represent over
one hundred and eighty-four thousand women.
Among the speakers will be Bishop Charles p.
Anderson OF the Protestant Episcopal church. of
Chicago: Professor Walter Rauschcnbusch. of the
Baptist Theological Seminary. Rochester: the
Rev Dr. Francis J. Mcconnell president Of the DE
Pauw University; th> Rev. DR.. Samuel L. Zwemer,
OF the Student Volunteer Movement; the Rev. John
Douglas Adam. Of the First Presbyterian Church.
at East Orange y. J.; Walter NJ. Wood secre-
tar, of the Young Mems Christian Association,
Philadelphia and Miss Mary e Wooley president
Of Mount fIolyoke College. \ conference of en-
eloyed officers Will be held Immediately following
TIL. - s4urnnent of the convention. when the chief
topic Cor discussion Illl be Tho Young Girl" and
The problems and conditions which surround her
IN CITY, tohi h-SH sSHoo Hnd business me. MIS-
Florence Kelley, general secretary OF the National
Consumers League. Nill be one az the speakers
The Post Parliament Club. Mrs. JOAN Fowler
Trow president viii hold its regular meeting
on Friday, April TO- At the Waldorf Aster;a The
programme viii ne IN charge Of the Political Seuce
Committee Mrs William Grant Brown chairman
The Session will close wita drill in presiding
conducted by Mrs TroE
The National Society Of Patriotic women Of
America will meet on Wednesday April . a. the
Waldorf Astoria. al ? IN. after the bust
ness meeting, at which the election VIII take place