New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
Club and Social Notes

Miss Mary Austin will be one Of the
sbeaker- at the meeting Of the Legislative
League Of New York, 10 be held on Thurs
6sr 40 the Waidorf-Astoria. when woman
suffrage will be the topic OF the day.
Members VIII vote on the amendment 10 in
corporate the league under the laws Of the
STATE Of New York.
Hudson Maxim will address the members
OF tie Minerva Club at their meeting to-
morrow at the Waldorf-Astoria. There
will be- also a greeting from Mrs. William
Grant Brown. president OF the New YORK
city Federation Of Womens Clubs, and a
talk on current events by Mrs. Frank H.
JrCuisc
The Federation for Child study viii hold
It's first meeting on Wednesday at the meet
ing house Of the Society for Ethical cult
ure. Musical education viii be discussed
by Calvin Bra'ncrJ Cadv. lectures on music
iu Teachers College Mss Alys Bentley.
supervisor of music iu Washington. and
p. ". Dyk,ma, Instructor of music at the
Ethical Culture School
A course of twelve lectures for parents
OF Intellect and Charaoter During Child
hood Will be given az the meeting house
Of tie sO-iety Dy Professor Edward =.
ThUndike, o. Teachers college. on CON
secutvc Wednesdays. beginning Novem-
Der
The Women Conference OF the society
srnOunces two courses Of lectures. one on
scientific home making, TO be given ON No
vember 5 and following Wednesday after
Moons. and the other ou cookery and nutr-
tion Of The fami- on Tuesday afternoons
beginning November e. Dr. Benjamin r.
Andrews Will open the first course on No
ycmber with a discussion Of The
Finances Of the Household
on Tuesday the members Of the National
sodety Of Patriotic Women, Of America
vii meet a. the Waldorf-Astoria for the
frst time this season. A short business
meeting will he called at 2;3O, and at
O'Clock there viii he a programme when
well known speakers will he heard. Mrs.
Frederick Wolff soprano will be the vocal
tst n the afternoon.
TO add 10 rs philanthroric fund. the
National California Club of New York
viii give a bridge and cuchre at the Wal
doff-Astoris ON the evening Of Tuesday.
November = Mrs. Alice o. Murray viii
he chairman Of bridge, and Mrs. Russell
Rsrsctt Of euchre. while Mrs. William Mar
Tin VIII look after the prizes.
The sum Of $4,000 has already been
raised Tor the new building Of the Young
Womens Hebrew Association. and A.
meeting Of teachers and students repre-
senung dozen leading educational in .
'ut1tions held last Sunday in the present /
building No. 1578 Lexington avenue olans I
were made TO raise the balance Of the /
$4,000 required before tho end Of the /
wear. Dr. Judah J.. Magnes addressed the /
meeting. and pointed out the urgency Of /
'he need FOR the new building. The present I
building accommodates only thiIty-h|e |
girls. and go applicants had 10 be turned /
away this fall.
The Clio Club held it's second meeting Of
TIE season at the Hotel Astor on Mon
day and took up the subject OF 'occl-
dental and Oriental Education Miss &.
p Mason. president OF the Interdenomina-
lion Council Of Women, presented the case
Of the Occident, and Howard MacNutt
dealt with the Orient The president, MIS-.
George " Dunn. was In the chair. ana
Mrs Edwin de Wolf Horse was chairman
of the day.
Mrs. Josephine Wells Richardson, an
artist. will have charge Of the programme
Tor the November meeting OF the Chicaso
Club. TO be held on Saturday at No. 20
East 2sth street. The guests ~ honor VIII
be Mrs. Florence SoOvil ShiEn. Mrs. May
Wilson Preston, Miss Evelyn Longmah
Hiss Helen Farnsworth Mears, Mrs. Ade-
1side Johnson and Miss Melva Beatrice
Wilson. Wallace Irwin will read humorous