New-York tribune., 1911-11-19

Tho children of the Catholic Institute lot
tho Rlind have invited their friends 10
borsewarnlng at their new home on Aque-
duct avenue and 175th street next od'u'
day afternoon. November % from u
o'clock.
oy-ito1 Music for the Child" was the
srtiact of a talk by Mrs Enid NJ. > Id
Mont at the annual music day or the Cllo
Club. held last Monday. Mrs. H. H. IldluS
was chairman Of the day. ana MISS
Eeatrice Jones was al the piano. Inc cIuo
will give a reception for its president MIS-
George Warren Dunnen, on November ~
at the Astor
one-act play entitled THE Silent sys-
tenn" adapted from the French OF A
Drevfus, by Brander Matthews, VIII oe
presented at the next regular meeting OF
tbe National California Club, in New YORK.
on Tuesday afternoon, at the Waldorl-As-
tor,a. The parts will be taken by Char-
lotte LitteIl and Edwin Holt. Mrs Wallace
Munro who has arranged the programme
will also introduce John r. Keller VINO
will give some Shakespearian readings.
French Drama" will be the subject for
discussion at the next meeting or the Ne"
York Theatre Club, TO be held at the Hotel
Astor on Saturday afternoon, at 2:3O o'clock.
Nine Carlo Palefeme is chairman of the
CAV. and there will be addresses by Mrs
Adele Woodward and Raymond Hitchcock.
Mrs. Dore Lyon has arranged a musical
programme. The club has arranged
matinee party for November p to see
Bought and Pair For
Among those who will act as patronesses
Of the dance to be given by the StonewaH
Jackson Chapter of the Children OF the
Confederacy, at Britton Hall. on November
o. are Mrs James Henry Parker. presi-
dent OF the United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy: Mrs. Clara Driscol, of Sewer,
Texas; Mrs. Joseph G. Widmer, Of Ken
lucky; Mrs. Adrian Burton Williams. Of
South Caroina Mrs William r. Stewart
regent of the Knickerbocker Chapter OF
the Daughters of the American Revolution;
Mrs. Augustus Milton Anderson Mrs. Har-
riet Lee, Mrs. Simon Baruch, Mrs Sidney
Lawrence Hail. Mrs. John Harker, Mrs
Clifford Williams, Mrs. T. Darlington Sem
pie. Mrs. Thomas Young, Mrs. Clifford
Tuttle, Mrs. Charles r. Judson, Mrs. Will
lam J. Flammer and Miss Ella Louise
Henderson The girl members of the chap
ter will act as a hospitality committee, and
there will be a floor committee Of young
men. The dance is TO be the first Of a
series, and Mrs. Robins A. Lau. state direc-
tor general of the society, is in charge Of
the arrangements.
At it's next regular meeting TO be held
at the Waldorf-Astoria on Friday morn
ing. November q, at Il o'clock, the Post
Parliament Club will debate the resoiu-
ton That in order TO maintain the Mon
roe Doctrine the United States should
establish protectorate over Mexico"
Mrs Mortimer Menken will be in charge
Mrs Herbert L. Satteree, Mrs. J. Elliot
Langstaff. Mrs. Gordon Knox Bell, Mrs
Camden c. Dixie, Mrs. Thomas Hicks
Mrs. Amos Penchot Mrs. Philip Sawyer
and Mrs. John Van Nostrand are patron
esses of lecture TO be given next Friday
afternoon, at o'clock, at No %, West
sOth street. by Mrs Fletcher Copp. of
Brookline, Mass. Her subject will be
Modern Educational Ideals IN Music
series Of card parties, under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. G. \. Collman. has been
planned by the Theatre Club. 10 be held
the third Monday Of each month The frst
one. however was held last Monday a.
Duryea's Normal School
on Wednesday, November %. the mem
bers wiz attend the matinee performance
of The Passcrs- By"
All arrangements are now complete for
the bazaar an authors carnival 10 be given
for the benefit OF the Little Mothers Aid
Association on December .. at the Waldorf
Astoria. During the week Mrs. Paul Geri
gave small bridge and euchre at her
home, No 25l West 18th street. for the
benefit OF the Tea Room. and Mrs Arthur
s. Wilson. Mrs. Silas r. Everett and Mrs