New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22

The West End Woman's Republican CIuo
announces a debate on the tariff at the first
meeting Of the season. which is 20 be held
on Thursday at the Hotel Astor. Two Ne
publican women and two Democrats VIII
argue on the topic. Resolved. That the
Policy OF Protection Has Fcstered Trade
Manufacture and Commerce and Promoted
Prosperity in the United States
The National California CLUB had 20 cele-
brate the suffrage victory In California, IN
spite of the fact that programmes are Tor
hidden on the occasion OF the annual presi-
dents tea given By tho club. An exception
was made however. when the Californians
met last Tuesday at the Waldorf-Astoria
and there were speeches and poetry by
Mrs Frederick Nathan and by Mrs G.. G..
McComus The golden California peoples.
eschscholtzias. were used ior decorations.
Among the guests We're Miss Mary Garret
! Hav president Of the New York State Fed
GRAFTON Of Womens Clubs; Mrs. Elizabeth
Gerberding. president oil the Woman SUI
frage party in san Francisco; Mrs. Will
lam Grant Brown, president OF the New
York City Federation -of Women's Clubs.
and fifty or more presidents OF local clubs
At tho business meeting which preceded
the reception Mrs Thomas j. Vivian. Mrs.
A. a. Fisher and Mrs Wallace Munro We're
elected delegates 90 the convention OF the
New York City Federation OF Women g
Clubs. and Mrs Vivian. Mrs William r.
Stewart and Mrs. Henry d. Pearce dele
gates 20 the state convention.
Mrs Philip y Moore. PRESIDENT OF the
General Federation Of Women'e Clubs VIII
b. ~. stfn p 10
this season OF the New York Womans
Press Club on Saturday al the Waldorf
Astoria Two SEPARATE and distinct tories
win be discussed" How a Womar's Maya
zine Is Made and How Literature Is
Made the former by Miss Sarah Splnt
and the latter by Mrs Jennie Fowler There
VIII be readings from olive Schreiner and
Rudyaru kipllnG and Nile betty Askeu-
ssy Miss Lucy NJ. Phillips and Edmund A.
jam VIII furnish the musical numbers or
the programme The Chai~mal for the day
Is Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey.
The New Jersey Congress Of Mothers viii
hold It's annual meeting this year Ia Plain
field. on November 10 and H. Among the
speakers will De Mrs Frederic Schon pres
ldent OF the National Congress OF Moth
ers DR.. John W Carr superintendent OF
schools OF Bayonue y. j.. Dr. D. George
Becht. principal OF the State Normal
School, Clarion. Penn. Professor f. K.
tombstone. superintendent OF the Training
School FOR the Feeble Minded. az Vine
land, y. j.. Mrs. e.. b. Alexander. presI-
dent OF the State Board OF Children's
Guardians. and MIS- g. " b. Cushing.
president OF the Consumers League and
chairman OF the New Jersey child Labor
Committee
The Continental Chapter OF the Daugh-
ters Of the Revolution are planning
series OF pivot bridges and euchre matnees
10 raise funds for their educational fund.
The hrst OF the series Will take place on
Tuesday October 81. Tomorrow afternoon
the chapter will hold the first regular meet
ing OF the season az the home OF Mrs.
Alexander f Perpal, No. 1900 Avenue II,
Flatbush.
Resolved. That the Modern Novel Lacks
Human Interest" is the subject FOR the
next session of the Post Parliament. which
comes on Friday al the Waldorf Astoria.
Mrs Gerard Bancker will be chair
man for the day A calendar OF the POST
Parlament's meetings for the year has
been issued. from which II is learned that
among the subjects which the club will
study are woman suffrage. the Monroe
ppexips. vaudeville. ~ legitimate drama,