New-York tribune., 1912-04-28
News of Club and Social Events

Crosby, who will talk on The Right OF the
IaiiOt.'
An opportunity 20 hear about the Berk-
shire Industrial Farm Will be given on
Tuesday afternoon. April 80. al o'clock a.
the colony Club, No l22 Madison avenue.
The berkshire Industrial Farm, founded
in 1856. IL a non-sectarian national training
school for unruly and delinquent boys at
Canaan. y Y. Edward p. Hllliard super
lntondCnt OF the farm VIII speak about his
work with these boys, and colored stere-
opt!c5n pictures viii show the work done
and tho industries taught. Mrs. BENJAMIN
Nlc9N has been instrumental in arranging
this meeting In the interest OF the farm.
The National california Club IN New
YORK. oF which Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian Is
president. will hold rs annual luncheon
reyt Wednesday. May !. ct the Claremont.
-2tth street and Riverside Drive. me
luncheon. az l o'clock. will be preceded by
an informal reception az y o'clock. Tickets
ma be secured from the chairman. Mrs.
George F. Gordon. No. Il East ejth street
on Tuesday. April 30. al $50 o'clock. the
various state clubs In the city VIII hold
mass meeting at the Waldorf 10 complete
details Of organizing congress cl stHl"
societies in New York. All officers ana
members OF all state societies Tor eitner
men or women are urgently asked 70 attend
this meeting with view 10 affiliating. Fur
ther information may ne obtained from
Mrs. Thomas J. vivian. No. ~ West 1870
street
Under the auspices of the Committee Of
Fifteen. convened TO provide help for tho
survivors Of the Titanic wreck the comedy
"The Lions and the lambs which last
reek WAS given at the Lyceum Theatre for
tho benefit OF the Magdalen Home, VIII be
repeated on April 30. The proceeds VIII 81
10 swell the funds raised by the commlttee'
The same cast will appear IN the play anu
the I,yceum Theatre has been generously
rIven for the benefit A list OF patronesses
numbering a hundred or more Is now oelng
formed.
The Universal Sunshine Society, Mrs.
Clarence Burns president. VIII hoId ts an
nual meeting and luncheon on May al
, the Hotel Manhattan. Madison avenue anu
42d street The business session VIII open a'
~ o'clock and luncheon Will be served al
40 The speakers and guests VIII lhciuue
Mime. Betty Brooke, OF Australia AfheHa
Sunmerville and Mrs Ashton Jonsoh' vi
London, England. Luncheon tickets may
be obtained from Mrs. Jane Pierce. general
oocrotarv Room 1902. Tribune Building or
80, ,Ers Clarence Burns, No. l West S3d
.,roa+ The members OF the new advisory
.oord aro Mrs John A. Dix, New YORK;
m Wufred r. Grenfell, Labrador; FRANK
ru,o-d New York; Mrs. William Tod Hell
n,uth New York; Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker.
colorado: Nine. X. ]. lman'shi, TOXIC
Ianan. Mrs. NJ A. Granville fennsyiVahIa :
Mrs, Archibald Hopkins. District Oh CO.
lurnb,a: the Rev. DR.. Frederick A. blspee'
,Iaosacbusetis. DR.. John +. Ennis. Florida:
Ms Harrison Gray Lamson' BROOKLYN
Nc w p Tuttle, Connecticut ana Mrs'
yT,uI,or, y RaiIey. New Jersey. The men,
49, ~ tho bo,pitality committee are Mrs.
VI r Greanelle. Mrs. l. X. Tuttle. Mrs.
N co,oeron Mrs. Frederick Foster. Miss
paIen Hayes. Miss Marjorie Crane and
Miss Isabel butcher.
Generalization day of the Rainy Day Club
-, America. of which Mrs. A. NJ. Paimer IS
o,oaident will take place at the Hotel AS
-. on wednesday. May l. at 3 go O'CLOCK.
ono the officers to be installed are MRS.
W palmer. president Mrs. Guernsey.
yorocs A Rounds, Mrs. William Grant
dio. "a Mrs William II. Porter. VICE
bi .,. Mrs. Bnce Collart, recording
n,rs Austin NJ. Palmer. corre-
s,.,g secretary; Mrs. Henry II. RUSSELL
spo S,',sr Ard Mrs.. George H Chuas& AV>
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