New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-09

The New York City Mothers Club had
a prize tea" on Wednesday afternoon AT
the home Of Mrs. r. A. Tuttle, NO. loi
Lexington avenue. for the benefit OF the
Iayette gund The clubs new president,
Mrs. George H. Hodges, originated the idea
of having prizes for the guests, and Mrs
lanes p. Cahen, the retiring president,
heIped her distribute them. In addition
TO this the guests enjoyed the singing OF
Leon Rice and plano solos by Fred Holwey.
Mrs. II. B. Marsh, Mrs. Paul Ehrhart and
Mrs. Charles Copeland presided over the
tea tables. The next regular meeting or
the club will be held tomorrow after
noon at the Hotel Aston at go o'clock.
Mrs. Herbert S. Owen and Mrs Florence
Allen. OF Salt Lake City. whose names are
we'll known In connection with the protests
against the pictures of Brigham Young on
the silver for the battleship Utah. will ad-
dress the members of the Womans Repuh-
licsn Club on Tuesday morning at Del
monico's. Their subject. however. is not
the silver service, but Mormon Political
Control" After them Mrs. Edward r.
Hewitt, president Of the Womans Munich
tons"
lecture on THE Past, Present and
Future of Our Indians. will be given by
John w. Clark, executive secretary of the
National Indian Association, tomorrow
morning at Ii O'Clock In the chapel of the
q, Nicholas Collegiate Church, 4sth street
and Fifth avenue. The lecture is under
vnrlx( M ~
Association.
Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw, chairman of
the Woman Suffrage party for the Borough
of Manhattan: Miss Leonora OReilly and
Miss Louise Dabo were the speakers for
the "cause" at woman suffrage meeting
held at the Gainsborough Studios, No 222
West 59th street, on Friday evening. Mrs.
Frederic Howe gave mOnologues. The
chairman for the evening was Miss Jessica
Garrettson Finch, leader OF the Woman
Suffrage party i'm the 10Th Assembly Dis
| trict. and Miss Georgina Jones was hostess.
| John B. Creighton, secretary to tho Bor-
ough President Of Brooklyn, will talk 10
| the Urban Club on Tuesday afternoon on
I. How Women Can Help the Present Ad-
ministration." The meeting will be held at
No 30 First Place, Brooklyn. Music and
tea will follow the address.
| The last literary meeting for the season
of the National Society Of New England
Women will be held on Thursday after
noon. April l3, at 2:30 o'clock, in the ban
met hall OF the Waldorf-Astoria. An es-
pecially interesting programme, arranged
| lie Cd
April 20. In the Waldorf Apartments. the
society will have luncheon to celebrate
sprins and the end OF the season. Miss
Florence Guernsey. as chairman OF social
functions. will have charge Of these cele-
brations.
africa. the Laggard Continent" was the
subject of Professor Frederick Caesar de
sumichrasts lecture yesterday afternoon at
tho Berkeley Lyceum. under the auspices
or TIA Inperial Order Of the Daughters of
the Empire. King George V Chapter was
In charge. and the guests OF honor were the
members OF st. Andrews Society
rho last of Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper S
course of informal Talks on Public CUES
lions" will be given on Tuesday afternoon
n, the Hotel 81. Regis by invitation OF Mrs
Edward Breitung.
The little Mothers Easter Festival, OF
"Ch,,dren's Day." az 1t Is called, VIII bf
held at the Murray Hin Lyceum, East S4'h
s,rset near Third avenue. on Saturday az
,ernoon. April %. at o'clock. Several nun
dred little mothers" from the poorest sec
lions OF the city will be invited and the
nursery children from the various branches
viii sing nursery songs. The cooking class
...,, ,ho Greenwich street branch Will tel
G., ,one how they cook various dishes. The
Girls from the Second Avenue House VIII
present a little play and all the children
will ioin in the Easter chorus Fancy
dances will be given by Lillian Misnon'
r,orence Rudolph. Alice Earle. Hazel Whit
"a Ia Petite Julia. all OF whom are
,ust nine years OF age. In addition to all
mis- there will he singing by MISS Ruin
cresrway. whistling by Miss Helen no
r,re character songs by Miss Lena keie