New-York tribune., 1910-12-25
CIub and Social Notes

The National Society of Patriotic Women
Of America, of which Mrs. j. H. Crosman
Is president. held the second of a series of
social meetings arranged for the season on
Thursday, December 90
The Colonial cub. of which Mrs. Emma
hip Edwards is president. was entertained
last Monday, December 19. by Mrs. Will
sam Grant Brown a member Of the club, in
her apartment al Breton Hall. Pivot
bridge was the game of the afternoon.
Prize being awarded for the highest score
at each table. Tea was served at o'clock.
Those present were Mrs Edw. Burton
Williams. Mrs. Frederick L. Grant Mrs
w P Maloney. Mrs Frank r Reed. Mrs
W. s. Smith, Mrs. r. T. Frost and Mrs
F. c. Case.
At the meeting of the National California
Club held atsthe Waldorf-Astoria last Tues
dav each member and guest was presented
with white satin holiday souvenir on
which was printed in red verse appropri-
ate to the season. During the afternoon
there were imprornptu recitations by Mrs
Theodore Roberts and Mrs. Wallace munro
snd William H Kieth contributed sef-ac-
conpanied barytone solos Mrs. A. n
Boomer was chairman of the hospitallly
committee. At the business meeting that
nousIv indorsed its president Mrs Thomas
J. Vivian, as an independent candidate for
correspon6ing secretary of the New YORK
Cjf, Federation of Women's Clubs to be
voted for at the election TO take place IN
February, 1911.
Because of the scheduled reunion day
falling on the legally recognized Chrlst-
mas holiday the Minerva Club. Mrs HOW
ard MacNutt president, VIII hoid It's heAt
regular meeting On Tuesday. December q
instead Of on Monday. The business session
viii be called Al y o'clock luncheon
viii he served The programme Will be-
gn At 2:I5 o'clock Tables for the lunch
con NAV be reserved by application TO
Mrs Jenkins, Hotel Orleans
The Working Ten Circle Of Kings Daugh-
ters will give an entertainment at DurEea
on Friday afternoon. December 50, Tor 'he
benefit % its philanthropic fund Among
those announced to appear are MISS Eilz-
ahefh Popning. the Canadian pianist Mrs'
Camille RirnboIn1. soprano. and MIS- Mar
glerite ShooIbred, dancer. Mrs Emma MP
Edwards. president of the circle, Is at iAe
head Of the committee of arrangements
Right after Christmas. on December 20
1ia everybody is feeling the need OF more
attention ia die,etics and the desiraoiilty
or ecopor,,v in household affairs. the Amer
scsu Home Economics Association VIII hold
lts annual convention Al St LOUIS
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday VIII oe
filed un with addresses on subjects rang
Ing All the way from The Erlpslh oi 20.
Fafhare" 70 --Metabolism in IYphoio'
Mss Totsie Wilkinson, OF the IAiNSi4
of Wisconsin ii! discuss Il ne f1iieo' "
Pasieurfzatian Of MIX on the tooA'he
To-operrios OF Cheese Made from It, MES
Ellen II Richards president Of the asso-
cdation. Mrs Philip y Moore. president ol
1he General Federation OF Women ti1os'
Dr. q r Langworthy. Of the Department
nr .r-7ic,;1t.--e- and John Leeds. OF the
Nevr York Teachers College. are among ihe
Other s,,ea L.rs There WIZ ,De section meet
ircg on household management Ine'hoos o
instruction IN dietetics, etc
The Young Women's Christian Assoeia-
fior win have a Christmas service ii'-S
s<r-rDooo n 2.sn O'Clock al No East i"th
street The Christmas music VIII lneihoe
cs4o,s and anthems. and the solo tifiS'
ma f4arrv Rowe Shelley VIII DE sung
hv Mrs ! G. SCHROEDER. with violin oOoll-
cato bv Miss Beatrice Oliver Mrs D. n
Knowles wili give the Bible lesson
The tatronesses of the dance TO he SiNei
by The tjpb, Horse Harry Lee Society at
BRETON Hall. Broadway and sSth street oi
Decernhe, n are Mrs William Tod Hell
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