New-York tribune., 1912-01-14

Sunragist." on February Professor
, Charles Beard, OF Columbia University.
and DR.. Thomas c. Hall, professor II
! ethics at Union Theological seminary will
address a suffrage meeting at the parish
house OF ST. Michaels Church, NJ. rs
West 99th street
Mrs. f. Livingston Hunt, Of No -
West seth street, is arranging suffrage
meeting, to be held at the Hotel Gotham
on February g.
Max Reinhardt and his work will bs
the subject Of a conference 10 be held
by the Mcdowell Club. of New York
City at the Maxine Elliott Theatre to-
morrow afternoon. at 3 o'clock. Ben
Greet will talk about his personal i'm
pressions of Mr.. Reinhardt's productions
\ number of other speakers are an
nounced. and 1t is hoped that John W.
Alexander. president of the club, will take
part.
DR.. William McAndrew. principal OF the
Washington Irving High School, will de-
liver an illustrated lecture on Technical
Training for Girls on Thursday 10 the
members Of the Womans Municipal
League. who will journey to the school
at No. 81 East 18th street for their jan
Uary public meeting" After the lecture
opportunity will be given 60 inspect the
school. All members are invited 70 bring
their friends.
The January musical OF the RuhinStea
Club. which is always "gentlemen'S day."
was held yesterday at the Waldorf-Asto-
ria. Tho programme included cello solos ,
and songs by the Schubert Quartet Mrs.
Eugene Hoffman Porter WAS chairman OF
the day and her assistants were Mrs. p.
S, Osborn. Miss Jean S. Taylor Mrs W.
Otis Fredenburg. Mrs. c. f. BENJAMIN
and Mrs Theodore r. Gilman.
industrial Efiiciency-What Is it," viii
he the subject OF an address by Miss Jane
Seymour Klnk at the next meeting OF the
Natlonla California Club, TO be held Tues
day afternoon at the Waldorf-Astoria. The
social hour. beginning at a:3O o'clock, will
be preceded by business meeting. and the
address will be given at $50 O'Clock. There
will also be some songs by Mrs. Arthur +.
Huntington. Mrs. Henry l.. Harrison, Mrs
A. A. Fisher, Mrs. Gustave Touchard ana
Mrs. A. n. Burk constitute the hospitality
committee.
The United States Daughters Of 1872 had
a two-day session OF current events last
week under the guidance OF Miss Janet
Richards. Miss Richards is giving two
courses of lectures on the topics of the day
at Sherrys on Friday and Saturday morn
ings OF alternate weeks throughout the sea-
son.
"The Restoration OF the Canteen In the
United States Army" will be considered by
the National League for the Civic Eduea-
ton of Women at a meeting TO be held next
at o'clock, at the Waldorf-As-
toria. The Rev. Thomas r. .-Slicer will pre-
side and there win be addresses by the
Rev. william Norman Guthrie. Major Louis
Livingston Seaman, the Rev. Herbert Ship
man, the Rev. Edward 8. Travers, chap
lain OF the West Point Military Academy;
Mrs. James b. Burbank, wife OF General
IT, S. A., and Mrs. Charles r.
Roe. wife of General Roe. OF the national
gurad.
on the following Tuesday. January g. at
the leagues headquarters, No. 20 East 4otn
street ex-Controller Herman A. Metz VIII
talk about ''The Difference Between Pupic
and Private Business" and on January
Mrs. Will spiegelberg will discuss the
Sanitary Disposition OF Garbage. Ashes anu
Waste Materials"
Notices intended for this department snousa .s1,S
addressed TO Club and soeei g.,das ,,n,n,ns