New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
Cfubs and Charities

the last two winters being in Italy and will pre-
sent number Of art studies copies of originals III
the Florentine galleries, as examples OF various
tvpes of Italian art. An informal discussion will
follow. Mrs. TrumbUl White and Mrs Samue4
Darby will preside at the tea tables. Reports VIII
be received from delegates to various organizations
during the last month. Miss Mari Hofer. who
gave a day at the Woman's Club in Chicago during
the HOLIDAYS on Christmas music will be present
to give the greetings from the home club as Will
Mrs. Junius n. Love, Mrs. Handley-GreaVes, MIS-
Lloyd F Lonergan and Mrs. S. NJ. Hohl, who at
tended a number Of meetings while in Chicago.
Mrs George B. Reid, the president of the club
is to be the guest of honor at a reception given
by Chicago club women in the Windy City next
month
Arrangements for the Soiree Artistiqus which
will take place at Cafe Martin. under the suspices
of the Italian General Relief Committee for the
benefit of the victims Of the earthquake are almost
completed The programme is elaborate and inter
esting. Professor .Adolphe Cohn, Of Columbia
University Herman A Metz, Controller Of the City
Of New York and Dr. Antonio Stella, ice-president
Of the Society for Italian Immigrants. will make
short addresses after which national hymns will
be played by the orchestra
Ernest Perrin of the Varieties de Paris, will read
La Benedction.' by FRANCOIS Coppee. Henri Leoni
and Nine Monte Baldini viii be heard in the works
Of Richard BartheIemy. who will be at the piano
Nile. Lucienne CaTtaut, of the Paris opera Co
miCue will sing airs from well known operas. Miss
Ella Belle Taylor will give Spanish dance. Nine
Odette Valery of the Manhattan Opera House, viii
give classic dances, by permission Of Oscar Ham
merstein Oscar DUryea is in charge of the cottl-
Hon. A feature Of the evening will be the disposal
of q fan designed and painted parchment by
G. Viafora, with autographs of President Roose-
Welt, Mayor Mcclellan, Comte de Massiglia Con-
sui General of Italy; Etienne Lanel Consul General
Of France; SignOr Farraro Caruso, Lima Cava-
Heri and Nicholas Murray Butler. All the artists
have volunteered their services. Nine. Charles
PoIfome will preside. The price of ticket is 81 so,
The Young Womens Christian Association an
nounces that It's thirty-eighth annual meeting will
be held at its headquarters No. East 18th street
tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
There will be an address by Walter NJ. Wood
general secretary of the Central Branch OF the
Young Women's Christian Association of Phila-
delphia.
The work of the students Will be on exhibition
in the classrooms at the close OF the meeting.
The Women's Henry George League. aided by
the Women's Democratic Club the Women's Trade
Union League, the Equal Suffrage League OF New
York. and the Women's Single Tax Clubs Of Brook
lyn and OF Orange, and the Socialist Women's So
ciety will hold Lincoln commemoration meet
ing in the Berkeley Theatre, West 44th street on
the afternoon Of Sunday. February 7. Each club
will be represented by speaker The list in
cludes Mrs. Raymond Robins. for the Women o
Trade Union League: Mrs. Belle di Rivera. for the
EQUAL Suffrage League: Miss Anna T. Maley for
the Socialist Society, and Grace Isabel Colbron for
the Women's Henry George League. John Sherwin
Crosby Will read I.incon's speech at Gettysburg
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. Miss Dorothy Payne
Whitney, Mrs o. H. p Belmont and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaylord Wiltshire have accepted invitations to sit
on the platform at Cooper Union Monday evening
when Professor Charles Zuebn viii lecture on
Woman Suffrage" under the auspices OF the
Equality League OF Self-Supporting Women of the
Peoples Institute. The meeting is public one
and all seats will be free. except few In the
front which have been reserved for the numerous
guests OF honor who cannot be accommodated on
the platform