New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

The Young women residing at the city
Federation Hotel. which il the home foi
working girls established hy the ci'y Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs. need socih
evening once a month. II has been discov-
cred SO the Federation VIII hold a pivot
Bridge and Euchrc.'' a Duryea's. or
March o. for the benefit of the entertain
men, fund Mrs. Belle de Rivera VIII be
in charge Of The affair.
american Hcral6ry' Will mold the at
tcntiou of ia" National California Club or
TUESDAY at the Waldorf Astoria. whci
Mrs Alexander II. Boomer. chairman for
the day Will describe the coats OF arms
not Of American pecresscs abroad. but Of
American states In the Union. After that
the club will recognize the topic cf the
times and Mrs. Clara Driscol Sewer will
relate the Saving ~ tie Alamo 10 Texas.
More patriotism will follow. when Miss
Jennie Morrow Long gives "A reading on
"Gn@le Sans Farm" The members ot the
reception committee are. Mrs. Joseph +.
Neuman Mr. Edward ". iilll. Mrs. Ed
ward W. Mansfield. Mrs. Henry l.. llarri
son. Mrs Chester G.. Cutter. Mrs. William
A. Foster. Mrs. Elizabeth u. Leonard and
Mrs Louis a. Schmidgall
$3.50 .hc FIRST box sold for tho benefit mat
inee OF the Woman Suffrage Party. which
Is to be given on March IS. at the Broad
way Theatre. At this performance
Madame Lillian Nordica will sing solec-
tIons from grand opera, and there will be
presented Mrs Augusta Kiddor's patriotic
pageant, ",;reat Women of American His
tory" Amateurs and professional ac-
tresses will divide the honors Among the
professionals will be Miss olive Oliver,
Miss Charlotte Nelson and Miss Laura
Burt Mrs. Bijou Fernandez Abingdon
VIII bc seen as Pocahontas.
Miss Lola La Toilette. daughter Of Sem
ator La Toilette. Will take part In Three
Worcn,' playlet written for the occa .
sion by Mr.. Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
ana staged by Mrs. Beatrice Forbes Rob
crtson Hale. Mrg. Alice Fisher Iiarcourt
and her company Will present sketch py
Al. Lipman. Sunset limited and Miss
Percy IIaswell viii ne seen IN Master
Wilrs Players" a skit introducing Shake
sperian heroincs
Broadway could no longer he gay II II
needed the remarks made about II by lect-
urers before women's clubs. Its latest per-
secutor is Frank a. Parsons. who is booked
to discourse on THE -. Vitus' Dance OF
Broadway at tho Woman's Press Club on
Saturday at the Waldorf-Astoria. Herman
4. Metz will talk on THE city Oficial in
Relation to Art Contracts" John q. Ap-
gar Will tell Of THE Advantages OF Mu-
niclpa Control ~ Art Museums" and Will
lam NJ. Chase will describe What We Find
I'm Color Moving pictures are promised TO
enliven an address by Miss Ruth Gould
Doler and there will bc "A reception after
the programme. Charles +. Taft, Of Gin
cinnati. and william r. Evans will be the
guests Of honor.
Many Of the womcn's clubs of the city
Will celebrate the appearance OF Miss Mil
dred Holland In "Phe Triumph OF an EN-.
press" which opens at the Garden Theatre
Tomorrow night. Miss Holland is a men,
ber OF the Twelfth Night Club the
Hungry Club, the Theatre Club and
the Woman's Professional League
The boxes will be occupied by prom
inent club women and in the balcony
will be party invited by Miss Holland
from the Federation Hotel for Working
Sirls Mrs. Belle de Rivera, president OF