New-York tribune., 1911-04-02

! was the subject Of Professor Frederick
/ Caesar de Sumichrast's lecture yesterday
afternoon before the Imperial Order Of the
Daughters Of the Empire at the Berkeley
/ Theatre. There were eighty views. cover
ing the history Of Australasia from the
days of the ancient rivalry between the
Portuguese and Spanish. down through
"the coming Of the British" and the French
menace. to imperial Australasia Of to-day.
The Lady Wolverton Chapter and the
IroQuoiS Chapter were in charge The
guests OF honor were St David's Society
and the Toronto University club.
Moving pictures will be discussed once
more at the meeting tomorrow afternoon
Of the National League for the Civic Edu-
cation of Women. at No. % Madison ave-
nue.. The speaker will be John Collier ed
ucatonal secretary Of the National Board
Of Censorship. and the title OF his address
will be THE Peoples Theatre OF To-day"
The Lenten Sewing Class Of. AUXILIARY
No. Of the Little Mothers Aid Associa-
tiOn will hold its last two meetings on
/ Tuesdays, April and II. at the home OF
Mrs f. b. Glogan. No. l13 West 18th street
Mrs John II. Judge is chairman of Auxil-
iary No. ].
A sale of the patients work at the House
Of the Holy Comforter, Free Church Home
for Incursbles. 18Th street and Riverside
Drive. will be held on Thursday afternoon
April s, from TO O'Clock.
The children of the Confederacy renewed
the war between North and South in mild
form by pelting each other with red and
white paper balls at party given them
by Mrs. Simon Baruch yesterday afternoon.
The conflict ragged furiously until the angel
OF peace appeared. Then they all shook
hands and settled down amcably TO watch
the other performers. Recitatons were
given by Miss Mary Sheppard, agei three
and a half. and By Miss Jessce Physoc.
There were tableaus representing three
periods of American history-"the aborigi-
nal, the Colonial and the present enlight-
ened age" Miss Margaret Ritchie, So
prano: Miss Muriel Fisher violiniste; Miss
Grace Harker. pianiste. and the little Kahn
Trio furnished music Short greetings were
given by Mrs. Mary r. Trautman. presi-
dent of the Health Protective Association,
and Mrs. clifford f. Williams. .ce-presi-
dent Of the Dixie club. Mrs. William Cum
CilHS SNOINs lHifOuuttI ds quest VI UOnOT
10y Mrs William r. Stewart, made an ad-
dress on patriotic work in general
The Mary Washington Colonial Chapter
Of the Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton. Of which Miss Mary Van Buren, Van
derpoel is regent, will give a bridge AT the
Waldorf Astoria tomorrow afternoon Mrs.
George Wilson Smith is chairman OF the
committee OF arrangements, which also
includes Mrs. Charles Russell Treat. Mrs.
Russell Welman Moore. Mrs. John Fran
els Ritter Mrs. Bashford Dean, Miss s.
Meta Gibson. Miss NJ. Louise Labagh ana
Miss Arda Bates RorisOn.
II is announced I'm connection with the
meeting Of the National Society Of Pa
triotic Women to be held on Wednesday.
April 8. al the Waldorf Astoria. that mas
much as this is the annual meeting and
election Of officers, II will be called to
order promptly by the president, Mrs j.
Heron Crosman. At 3 o'clock. after the
labors of the annual meeting, there will be
a programme consisting OF addresses by
Colonel Alexander 8. Bacon ali Chauncey
Thomas. and music under the direction OF
Mrs. Henry Ernst Niese.
The William Lloyd Garrison Equal Rights
Association. of which Mrs. Henry Willard