New-York tribune., 1909-03-29
NOTES OF THE CLUBS.

The New York Trade Schooi -irst avenue and
6Sth street viii hold its twenty-eghth annual COM
nlencement exercises in the assembly hail OF tbs
school on Wednesday evening. March 81, at SIS
o'clock Addresses will be made by President r.
Fulton Cutting and Professor James c. Monaghan
secretary OF the National Society for the Promo
ton Of Industrial Education. On next Tuesday
night there will be an exhibit of the pupils work.
from 7.S0 10 10 o'clock.
The Economic Club will have its third dinner OF
the season this evening at Hotel AstOr- the
subject for discussion will De our ComInerclal
Relations with the orient" Francis Lynde stet'
son. vice-presldeut OF the club, will preside. H
Wada director general Of the japanese Exposition
OF 1871 expected TO be OF the guests OF honor
The other speakers are Oscar Phelps AUSTIN
chief OF the Of statistics Of the Department
Of Commerce and Labor, ct Washington; John
F-oord secretary Of the American Asiatic Assocta-
ton: Alexander Tfson. formerly professor OF Eng
Hsh and American law in the japanese Imperial
University at Toxic: Chester Holcombe' formerly
Secretary OF the United States Legation and Act
ing Minister Picking, and John Green Brady
Governor OF Alaska from 1897 to 1903.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon B. Ginsburg. OF No. 21 Mount
Hope Place The Bronx, have issued invitations
for the tenth anniversary Of their marriage. Aprn
Il The Invitations are engraved on aluminium.
The programme for the afternoon musical to be
given on April 8 at the Plaza Hotel for the oene-
dt of tha Little Mothers Aid Association Is now
con,pIete and includes list OF well known musi-
clans Among them Psoo Calico, Miss jose
nhIne Schaffer. Paul Dufault Andre Sarto, Miss
Marguerite Dunlop, Nine. Jomelli Albert Spalding
Miss Reba Click and George Madison. Il L. Brain
ard will be at the piano Mrs. Benjamin Lillard
is chairman of entertainment and Mrs Arson
Dudley BramhaH Of music
A novel entertainment the interest Of Stony
Void Sanatorium will be given at Carnegie Lyceum
on Friday afternoon, April at s o'clock by a
group Of children who formerly patients but
have returned TO their homes as arrested cases.
The children gave the same entertainment during
the summer. and March 81 it will also be given
ct the Colony Club. by invitation Of Mrs. Ogden
Goldman The programme includes play entitled
"The Wrong Package" and some illustrated
rbyrnes. with singing" but the directors OF the
sanatorum think that the little ex-patients. all
looking so well and happy, will be interesting
as the programme
The New York City Indian Association held
large and enthusiastic meeting Friday at the
Hotel St Andrew Broadway and I'D street Mrs.
Hamilton F. Downing, the president. presided
Miss Isabel Crawford. for fourteen years a mis-
sionarv among the Indians In Oklahoma. appeared
in Indian costume and gave description OF mission
work among the Indians. with several interpreta-
tions OF Scrptura poetical subjects IN the sign
language Mrs. Fleming gave piano selections from
scbumann and Menuelssohn. John N Clark sec
retarv Of the National Indian Association, pre-
scented the Indian problem and the work of the In
dian Association comprehensive address. Light
refreshments were served and many members
ioined the association.