New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

Paderewski Ernest Schelling, David Bispham
Francis Rogers and SiGnora Montebaldlhl are
among the artists who will contribute their services
AT the charitable fiesta TO be given in aid Of the
Italian earthquake sufferers in Sicily ana CaIaprla
tomorrow afternoon and evening at the "aiUoII-
Astoria Other features of the programme are
tableaus of old italian masters arranged by VII
helm Funk; a short Italian play by well known
italian actors; dancing by Malinverni, Italian
danseuse; selections by Ligantes Neapohtan OF
chestra and Italian stereopucon views Tea WIZ
pe served during the afternoon ana calulee' canes
and flowers Will be sold.
The committee in charge is Countess Raybaudi
Nassiglia chairman; Mrs. Emil L. Boas, treasurer,
Mrs Charles D. Freeman, secretary; Mrs. SANFORD
Risseu Mrs. Ernesto 6. Fabor, Mrs l. Ch1Fles
rarely Mrs ADRIAN H. JOine, Mrs. Harry ).
TZinesIey, Miss Ruth Lawrence Mrs. Janvier lie
T>t,n Countess Annie Leary and Mrs O'Day-
Tickets al So are good for admission both after
noon and evening. There is a limited NUMBER OF
b7vas which may be secured al IySonS Nad"iI-
Astoria and from the following women: Mrs
I.1,,,sr Ie Due No i West 6Sth street; Mrs. /. e
F7arrell,- No 122 East list street: Mrs T. D. Free
man No 170 West 59th street, and Mrs Efnesto q.
Fabbri No. II East SD street
All who are Interested in the question Of votes
for women are cordially invited attend meeting
m he held at No 95 President street. near Prospect
Park West. Brooklyn February 3, at O'Clock me
future plans of the new movement IN BrookI}h II
will ne settled: the advantages or disadvantages
~ ,nap mir meetings viii be discussed. and the
7a+as og the open air meetings Of the Brooklyn
Progressive Suffrage Union be decided upon
4 social dav Of the New York City Indian Asso-
cia+lon was held on January z at the home of the
president Mrs Hamilton F Downing, No go West
-od street The Rev. MIR. Patton spoke conVlhc-
iugIv Of the great progress made IN raising ule
Indians to a higher plane Of civihzatlch tlfousH
missionary effort. A graphic description was given
.r . gi, davs' convention held by the Christian
Dakota tribes. several thousands in NUMBER at
which all the exercises were carried On !" d
-. ,,,r1ia,7entarv manner. The Rev. Henry
I,,bacI smoke Of the educational and hsspllaI "oIh
If tho Indian association on the frontier IN WoroS
% &c highest commentator. Several solos, some
of them Indian songs, were sung by MISS ~ lleleh
n-i.,b~ and tea was, served 10 the large duuieIee
..7r,,o ,,ealepjne Of the Women Throughout the
World, will be the subject OF an ADDRESS py MIS-
carrie Chapman Gait, president OF the ll'SI""
- yK-,,,,,an suffrage Alliance, at a meeting OF
+b yVonoen,s Conference of the Society Tor h'iicd
[-I..a tomorrow at o'clock. Mrs. Cats speech
will be followed by a short talk by NrS Il'' 80 ~
stanton Batch president Of the Suffrage Lea L5ae
For self-supporting Women. The meeting "'II oo
held et the Ethical Culture school ouloihe, O'u
street and Central HarA "eS' N ~
invited TO attend.
,n+.-.st,ng meeting of the Colorado Cin
Dwellings Association. New YORK state Ias9 Ctpeel
hoe been arranged for Lincolns Brtnday' feof uh,'
80 a.. o.2o n m IN the Waldorf-Astoria- In auu'-
+to, - an illustrated lecture by DR.. j waiter
Freyyles. Government ethnoioeisl' there WIN pe "
nstriotfc musical programIne-Vocdl anu ~ ~ =
oI trio and quartet arransements-ln hohor Oh
the day.
M, ,,,,,,,s,-, meeting OF the Chicago Woman's
So, work CITY will be held at the club
on1r,e 10 East 26th street, opposite Madison
So. naxt saturday at 3:30 p. m. The after
noon will be in charge of the Art Department MIS-.
paul GoodIoe Mcintyre. chairman ma the repre-
sentative city in Circle OF Cities. comprising
tba nroerar,ue for 1868 -'O9 is B1orence.
Mira Mcintyre has spent much OF her life abroad