New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14
Club and Social Notes

The National Society OF New England
| Women will have a May party Tor the
benefit of It's hospital fund on May IS at
the Columbia Yacht Club. Seth street ana
Riverside Drive. Mrs. Alexander Dexter
is charwomsn of the committee of arrange
ments
! Post Parliament will give a musical and
reception in honor Of its president. Mrs.
John Fowler Trow. on Friday. at the wal
dorf-Astoria. The guests OF honor who
will receive with Mrs. Trow will be Mrs
! William Grant Brown, president Of the
City Federation of Women's Clubs; Mrs
Belle de Rivera, president of the Theatre
! Club OF New York. and Mrs. Matthew L.
Scott, president general OF the Daughters
| of the American Revolution. The presi-
dents Of other clubs have been invited, al
though most of them are already members
of Post Parliament. There VIII be music
and tea by way Of entertainment.
The Connecticut Federation Of Women's
Clubs has been invited by the waterbury
Women's Club TO hold its annual meet
| ing in Waterbury on May II and is. There
will be addresses in the afternoon by ex-
| Governor Curtis Guild of Massachusetts;
DR. E. Stage Within. of New YORK, ana
others. In the evening there will be re-
ception by the Waterbury Women's Club
Club presidents and professional actors
will be guests at the reception which is TO
be given on Tuesday at the Hotel Astor by
the Theatre Club Of New York in honor
Of their president, Mrs. Belle de Rivera
Among the guests will be Blanche Bates,
Frances Wilson, Alice Fisher Harcourt'
Amelia Bingham, Mildred Holland. Dora
Skeane. Winthrop Ames, Laura Nelson
Hall, Mrs Leary Austin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Holbrook Blnn and Mr.. and Mrs Sidney
| Rosenfeld.
Almost every name known to clubdom is
on the list also. with the exception Of the
president Of the Theatre Club Incorporated.
| Nine Evans Won Klenner IS in charge OF
the musical programme, which will include
numbers by Nine. Dehaze Wcks, Miss
! Camilla Ekjaer and Miss Gertrude Heos.
! Mrs. l.. Schendel chairwoman Of the re-
ception committee. will be assisted by Mrs.
S Gardner Esterbrook and Mrs. Fred f.
! Grant
| In the landslide OF Monday last which
reelected Miss Amelia Bingham as presi-
dent Of the Professional Womens League
| the other officers elected were Miss Mazda
Craigen. Mrs Sol Smith. Miss Rose Rand.
Mrs. Susanna Leonard Westford. Mrs.
Corse Payton and Miss Berenice Yerence
yce-presidents: Mrs Ida Wells. recording
secretary; Mrs. Frances S. Relic, cor
responding secretary, and Miss Lizzie
| Rochelle, treasurer. OF the ninety votes
cast Miss Bingham received siXty-nine.
DR.. Anna Shaw, president Of the National
7 Woman Suffrage Association. Will sail the
latter part Of this week. accompanied by
several other suffragsts, to attend the
International Woman Suffrage Council at
Stockholm. Sweden, and By way Of a
good send-off votes-for- women advocates
will give a reception for her at the Hotel
Martinique next Tuesday afternoon. DR.
Shaw will make a speech, and so VIII
Miss Harriet May Mills. and the more en-
terprisng OF the suffragsts are fondly
hoping that some state legislators may be
induced to attend and say a few words
Any way they are out with their nets for
legislators who are favorable TO the
| cause.
Mrs. Clarence Mackay has been invited
| and so have Mrs James Lees Laidaw
! Mrs. Robert II. Elder. Mrs Belva Lock-
wood and the redoubtable Mrs. Emma
Butterworth Danforth. who came all the
way from Ohio to march I'm the parade.
The Woman's Forum that most serious
of organizations. took day off last FRI
day from settling the affairs OF the nation
and assembled at the Hotel Gregorian Just
TO gossip and listen TO music and eat
ice cream There were songs by Miss A.
Linell AMI plano numbers by Mrs. T.
Best and Miss Louise Kari, monologist
gave a realistic picture OF the domestic
vsnT "a r.
fast table. Miss Helen Varick Boswell
president OF the club. made few re-
| marks, but In Difference TO the spirit OF
! the occasion she never once mentioned the
| Industrial condition Of women or the
need Of cleaner streets or lower steps for
streetcars or anything OF that sort
Seventy members attended the an
nual luncheon OF the Chicago Club on
Nav G at the Hotel Gregorian. The after
dinner speakers were Mrs. Newell Dwight
Hills. Mrs. Il. T.. Lonergan, one OF the
founders Of the club: Mrs Florence Brook
Marone, Grace Duffie Boylan Anne Shan
non Monroe. Martha Foote Cove. Bessie
Brown Riker. Adelaide Johnston and
| LILLIAN Trask Clarke. The guests Of honor
were Miss Virginia Robey. Mrs. Myra
| chisholm Moon Amelia Holbrook, Anna
| Rird Stewart, Mrs. Caroline Marshall and
DR. Mary IIotOn. Al the business meeting
which preceded the luncheon IL was voted
| 10 purchase more shares OF tho City Fed
Grafton Hotel for Working Girls The
] following officers were elected for the