New-York tribune., 1911-02-19

Professor Cesar de Sumichrast. Of Har-
ward University, will give a course Of seven
i lectures upon THE British Empire Its
origin and Growth" at the Berkeley Thea
TIE on Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock, be-
ginning March T. These lectures are under
the auspices of the Imperial order OF the
Daughters Of the Empire in the United
States Of which Mrs. ]. Elliott Langstaff
is prestent
Patriotism is pervading all clubdom this
week. and even the National Californans
Zee inspired 10 celebrate George Washing
tons Birthday in spite OF the distance of
their state from the scenes of his labors
They will listen 10 addresses by Colonel
Alexander s Bacon. James II. Hickey and
Ernest PeixOtto. Patriotic music will en-
lvsn the occasion, which is in the charge
Mrs Alexander H.. Brown, Mrs. Bailey
Nllard. Mrs. Charles X. Lipman, Mrs. A.
A Neumann Miss Margaret McCann, Miss
frances McCann and Miss Jane Seymour
Klnk
The Knickerbocker Chapter Of the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
he'd social meeting on Friday at the
Vsdorf-Astoria The speakers were Mrs.
John II. Duncan and Homer Lee. There
vas musical programme by Miss Edythe
May Clover. Miss Anna J. Engelhard and
Frank G Budd. The guests of honor
yer. Mrs Joseph S. Wood. state regent;
Mrs. j. Heron Crosman, president of the
National Society Of Patriotic Women OF
America. and Mrs. William Cumming
story. regent OF Manhattan Chapter. Tea
vas served under supervision of Mrs. j. J.
Fields. Mrs H. Taylor Phillips and Miss
IVA Putney Mrs W. d. Bean acted as
eai-man OF the reception committee.
Washington's Birthday will be celebrated
On Wednesday at o'clock by the Wash
inston Headquarters Association. at Wash
ncon's Headquarters, 16oth street ana
June Terrace, with a programme consist
Ms OF four addresses and much singing
OF national hymns. The speakers will be
'Osah T. Newcomb, Josiah Pumpelly, Will
AN Lanier Washington and Reginald Pei
Asm Bolton Miss Dora Da Vera VIII be
me soloist. The president Of the associa-
uon which was founded by the Daughters
" the American Revolution for the pur-
%se OF preserving Washington's Head
Suafters, IS Mrs Frederick G. Hasbrouck.
AZ the last meeting Of the Washington
heghts Ch pter OF the Daughters OF the
american Revolution, Mrs. Stanley Lyman
o's was chosen as delegate 10 represent
ne chapter al the Continental Congress at
'sshington In April. The alternates
''ec'ed were Mrs. II. Croswell Tuttle, Mrs.
agnes Sumner Geer, Mrs. Fairfield Nor
more Mrs Loron NJ. Burdick. Mrs
oeorse d. Bangs, Mrs. James y. Puner'
ass Mary +. Bracket, Mrs. william ii.
"'esHorth and Miss Ethel p. Bangs
again the farce OF SNOWFALL was pre-
'ned By amateurs at Carnegie Lyceum
Ihursday evening This time the per-
finance was under the auspices or the
~ York auxiliary Of the Southern Indus
., EDUCATION Association. and was TOT
-. purpose OF establishing schools TOT
=, children Of Southern mountaineers'
r.s ~. cast was as follows:
Iss. festherstone x....... Edward r. coward
H,r,s Sonn .................... .Evert j. WenoeI
MY Prendergast ..........W William Y. Adams
hE. cd featherstone. Mrs John n Conovep o,,gI
e,,SDloe ................Miss Eleanor Townsend
s .......................Jo John T. ConoVer
me President OF this organization, which
90, lot It's object the education OF the
'en OF that race from which Lincoln
'ns Is Mrs. Algernon Sydney Sullivan.
To- proposed reciprocity agreement be-
s,.sH canada and the United States was
f,' f,sed by the members OF the Eclectic
to- to-, on Wednesday at the Waldorf-As-
-. and there were stereopucon views
of the great Northwest. When the
'"' topic, "A Woman's Sense OF Hon