New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-26


Eiehar REGISTRAR. and Mrs Frank Croweli'
historian The members of the governing
board are Mrs. Charles Z. Ierhuhe' "a
| y. TAYLOR Phillips, Mrs. j. NJ. Duncan .Ni'
W. D. Beam and Miss Edythe NJ. 'IoNel'
The delegates appointed TO represent inc
chapter at the Continental Congress III
| Washington are the regent, MIS- stewart
ard Mrs. y. Taylor Phillips.
! Mrs. Simon Baruch entertained the Light
Horse Harry Lee Chapter of the Children
Of the American Revolution and the Stone
wall Jackson Chapter Of the Chlldfen OIL
the Confederacy on Thursday afternoon at
the Hotel Beleclairc. The guests OF honor
were Mrs. William Cumming Story, Mrs.
William Tod IIelmuth and Mrs. Esther
Hermann.
The Minerva club. Of which Mrs. How
ara MacNutt is president. will hold its resu-
lar meeting tomorrow II the Waldorf-Ai-
toria. There will he business meeting at
u o'clock i'm the East Room. At l o'clock
a luncheon Will he se'vod I'm the Aston Gal
lory and the programme will follow at $3.50
O'Clock.
National CaIfornians" who attended the
patriotic meeting Of the club on Tuesday at
the Waldorf Astoria received as souvenirs
buttons bearing the coat of arms Of Cali
fornia. The heraldry Of other states was
commented upon by Mrs. Alexander II.
Boomer. Mrs. Clara Driscoll Sewer was
introduced as tile patriot who saved the
Alamo Mission for Texas when it was
threatened with being turned into a resort
oil Cd nh
followed by readings by Miss Jennie Nor
row Long and some musical numbers by the
Kahn Trio. THE Bonny Blue Flag" dedi-
| Gated to Mrs. Sewer as president Of the
Texas Club, was sung.
The Mary Washington Colonial Chapter
OF the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton always has very amicable elections. as
none of the members are willing to run
against each other. The following ticket
was accordingly elected without opposition
at the las; meeting held at the Hotel Buck
insham: Miss Mary Van Buren, Vanderpoel
regent: Mrs. William Brookheld and Mrs.
Samuel Milford Blatchford, vice-regents
Mrs. George Wilson Smith. recording score
tary; Miss Arda Bates Rorison. correspond
ing secretary; Mrs Joseph &. Widmer
treasurer Mrs. Eugene Prayer registrar
Mrs. Charles Russell Treat, historian: the
Rev. Ernest W. Stres. II. D., chaplain
Mrs Payson Merrill. Mrs. william Wood
ward Mrs Oliver Livingston Jones. Miss
Anne Harris Patteson and Miss Kathlyne
knickerbocker Viele members Of the ex-
eoutive council
Mrs Henry s. Lehr. No % Yves. 56th
street. will extend the hospitality Of her
home on Tuesday 70 the company who are
attending Miss Ida Hustled Harper's course
Of Informal Talks on Public Questions"
Mrs. Harper's subject this week Will be
THE Dress of Women"
The Professional Womans League will
give a farewell testimonial reception on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at its club
| house. No. 1899 Broadway. for Mrs c. l..
Bolton. who IS to leave shortly for her
permanent home in California. on Tues
day the league will have its weekly game
OF euchre. under the direction of Mrs. Fran
els Porter s Reed.
The list Of DELEGATES who will attend the
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
convention, winch Is 10 De held in Stock
holm. Sweden. from June 70 10 II. Is as
follows:
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw. president. Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation. PENNSYLVANIA; Miss Mary y. Ely.
Connecticut. Mrs. Frederick Nathan. New
York: Mrs. Morrison Fuller. Missouri:
Mrs Alice Parker Lesser. Massachusetts:
Mrs. Marcia Townsend. New York: Miss
Frances Wills. California: Mrs. Charles
Howard Wlnslow. New FORK; Miss Julia
r. Rogers. Maryland: Mrs. Minerva But
lm Illinois. and Miss Janet r. Richards,
District OF Columbia.
The National College Equal Suffrage
League has not decided upon representa-
tive until the president, Miss NJ. Carey
/ Thomas. returns from Egypt
I Governor Carey of Wyoming has app
pointed Mrs. Zen Hart Demng as onicia
! delegate from that state. Frederick