New-York tribune., 1911-11-19
Club and Social Notes

f. Benjamin Ramsoell held meetings o,
their committees. The conservatory OF the
grand ballroom is 10 be turned into a gar.
den Of Allah, and Mrs. Thomas ]. Vivian.
president Of the National California Club.
will present the "Girl Of the Golden West"
Auxiliary No /. Mrs. Bond Stowe, chair
man, will embody the spirit OF Christmas
at It's table, and Mrs. Arthur T.. Wilson
and her committee will grace "Hsddon
Hall" in Colonial costumes. Mrs c. s.
Robinson will have "Rebecca OF Sunny
brook Farm" at her booth, and Mrs Will
lam f. Wilkinson will preside over a
Weighing machine. where she will give
Measure for Measure
At the annual meeting OF the New York
City Indian Association, 10 be held at the
Central Presbyterian Church tomorrow,
the principal address will be given by ".
r. Johnston, OF Arizona, who will tell Of
his work among the Navajo Indians. Mss
Isabel Crawford will make a report on the
recent congress of the American Indian
Association in Columbus, Ohio. All per-
sons interested in Indians are invited TO at
tend. The officers of the association are:
President, Mrs. Hamilton F. Downing; first
vice-presldent, Mrs. James Yereance; sec
ond vice-president, Mrs. Albert Gardner
Ropes; recording secretary, Miss Louise D.
Amerman; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
William l. Onderdonk; treasurer, Miss
Helen NJ. Thompson.
Mrs. Charles NJ Dow, ex-president Of
the New York State Federation OF Womens
Clubs. was the guest OF honor Thursday at
luncheon given by Mrs. william Cum
ming Story, eX-president Of the City Fed
Grafton. at her home. No. 30 Gramercy
Park. Others present were Miss Stella s.
Broadhead and Mrs Charles 8. Abbott, re.
gent and vice-regent of the jamestown
chapter OF the Daughters of the American
Revolution. Miss Mertie Broadhead. OF
jamestown, and Mrs. William 5. Stewart
of New York, regent Of the Knickerbocksr
chapter.
Mrs Helen Wells. the new chairman Of
discussion OF the Theatre club, Of whica
Mrs. j. Christopher Marks IS president
showed az tho meeting on Tuesday AFTER
noon. in the Hotel Astor, that she knows
how to get women TO talk. which is not 50
easy a matter as humorists claim every
one present at the meeting said somete'As
about "The Woman" the drama selecte1
for the weeks study.
Harry Phillips. the suffragist and former
alderman OF London, England, and Mrs.
Phillips. also an ardent sufragst VIII
both speak at the 18th Assembly District
-fH
~. at No. l20 West Slst street next Iues'
day evening. The occasion is one oi W
lat homes" Of this suffrage cluonoaes
which "at homes" will be a regular 'h'''
throughout the winter.
There is to be a bout Of words oe'"...
the Woman's Democratic Club ana Wv
West End Republican Club next ffl'os
evening. at the Wuldorf-Astoria' suOy,
The High Cost of Living II Is 'he Is
uIar monthly meeting Of the hrs' h" .,.h
organization. This club holds that 'he ue
cost of living Is due TO Republican pO,,T
and two of its members. Mrs. Harriet 'V1 a.,
ston Wood and Miss Edith ~ kelI'e'|
50 argue in the debate Friday. Ihe ne
tive will be taken by Mrs. Ausus'h,, 80,
Wilson and Miss Mary Wood. OF tne 10,
End Republican Club. Mrs. John sne'"
Crosby will preside.
The Woman's Political Union is PIT ,S IN
ine for a huge East side ball 10 oe -. C.,y
some large hall In that section oi u" ,,a,
about mid-Lert. TIE union anhoun, the
us sunday afternoon receptions heu rgl
headquarters. No. l4o East 29th ST. s.,e.-
be much more political in char@cVe' .ocla.
forth than they have been. Tea a" ~. ad.
bility will not he eSchewed' ou' vote
dresses will deal with eerrymahu,,'',1' orob.
trading and other abstruSe poi''e ough,
lens which women who want 10
10 know about
Notices intended for this department ,'I,..'. ard
no addressed {, club and Social NV''' r,r,as.
should reach the Office not later ''"''
morning