New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

hold their annual rally at Carnegie Hall
on Saturday, at p. IN. Mrs. Bertha NJ.
Frazier, Mrs May Wood Simons, Mis-
Florence Kelley, the Rev X. ID. Sawyer
and John Spargo will be the speakers. This
woman's day rally will be celebrated at the
same time In all parts Of the country 10
which socialism has penetrated.
The Stonewall jackson Chapter or the
| Children of the Confederacy VIII hold It's
regular meeting on Saturday at the home
OF the director, Mrs. Robins Allen Law
No. 252S Broadway. The younger members
will yrovide the entertainment Plans are
already being laid for the annual spring
dance later in the season. the proceeds
from which are used for the educational
fund.
"Resolved, That the realistic drama VIII
survive and dominate the stage Is the
subject for debate at the next meeting Oh
Post Parliament. which will take place on
Friday at the Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. wal
fer r. Moore, chairman OF the current llt-
erature committee. will direct the debate.
"rha Dramatist and His Public Will be
the subiect of a discourse by Evelyn Emery
Keats president Of the New York oranch
NJ the Vassar Students Aid Society. at the
meeting OF the Professional Womans
League tomorrow at It's headquarters. No.
1899 Broadway.
The Theatre Club will take up the prob
lem of problem plays" at its social meet
ing on Tuesday The fact hat there is an
.qdeal problem play" will be sprung upon
the world by Mrs. Howard McNutt. who
will tell also Just what 1t is and all about
II. Mrs. Arthur Forest will discourse on
",rbe Problem Play" in general, after
which Mrs Rita Child Dorr Will tell how
the thing is created. and Mrs. Ii. &. De
Mile will attempt to describe Its Effect
ON the Audience" The company Will then
be refreshed by a programme of classic
music by Mrs. IL. j. Sutton and Winssant
Rbodoressky The original play which is
TO be branded for life by the approval or
disapproval Of the Theatre Club at its
meeting on April IS called Bitter Wa
ters'' and is by A. II. Fromerisan.
The National Society OF New England
Women. Of which Miss Sara A. Palmer is
president. had festive evening, with
ca
Waldorf Astoria last Tuesday.
Mrs Ida Hustled Harper gave the last OF
a series of talks on public questions last
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs,
Henry Willard, No li5 West 5sth street.
Mrs. Harper will give another series or
talks during Lent.
Mrs. Edwin II. Fleming. OF No 1913 South
Broadway, entertained at luncheon last
wednesday Mrs Miles NJ. Dawson, Mrs
Thomas J. Vivian and Miss Vivian.
Mrs. J. r. Odell. Of No. s25 West SD
street, is spending few weeks at Lake
wood.
Mrs. Mark Meagher, of No. 3ls West A,h
street and East Williston. returned last
Saturday from Atlantic City. where she
spent the week.
The Gotham Club Will celebrate Wash
ington's Birthday. 1t Is planning AN
Evening with George Washington and His
Mother at the WaldorfAstoria on Tues
day evening. The speakers Will be Brig
adler General j. r.. OBcirne. General
George b. Loud. Miss Josephine Walton.
Mrs. David Mason and Mrs Margaret
Holmes Bates. on February IS the club
will hold a reception and ball In honor OF
Mrs. william Grant Brown, the newly
| elected president of the City Federation OF
| Womens Clubs All club presidents. to-
gether with delegates from colleges and
military organizations. are expected TO be
present TO participate in the pleasures Of
the reception. which will include dancing,
refreshments and the IAndon orchestra.
The Daughters Of 1872 from the State of
New York will hold their next meeting on