New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-24

The Tnterhorough Association ~ Women
Teachers viii have a real equal pas victory
10 celebrate this year at their banquet. II
will he held on April 90, at the Waldorf
Astoria.
The children II the stage came Up for
discussion again last Monday. This time
Il was Mrs. Ruth Lit talking before the
Daughters Of Indiana, at the Hotel Astor.
Mrs. Charles u. Hrst also talked on
Housewives Problems and Miss Laura
4. Smith on Current Events I'm Indiana.
There were brief remarks by Miss Mary
Garrett Hay. president OF the club. and by
Mrs. Newell H. stewart A social hour with
tea followed the programme.
matinee musical for tho benefit OF the
White Rose Home for Colored Working
Girls. at No. 2l7 East Ssth street Will be
held at tho home on Wednesday. at II
o'clock Edward Sterling Wright, reader
and Harry r. BIrleigh. barytone, and the
New York Female quartet will furnish
tho entertainment Among the patronesses
are Mrs. William O. Choate, Mrs kiliaen
Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. Schuyler Van Rens-
salaer and Mrs Henry Willard. Tie com
miftee consists Of Miss NJ. i. stone, Mrs
William c. Choatc. Mrs +. K. heyseH'
Mrs :. f. Wnkerson, Miss VI J. Beyier
and Miss II. +. Morehouso. The associa-
fion does settlement work among the
mo,hars and children Of tho netghborhood
and cares for younS girls vino are strangers
I'm the city.
Tine Japanosa Ambassador and NiscountosS
Chiuda were the guests at reception gwen
last Sunday afternoon by MISS Emma
Thursbv. Of No. "a Gramercy Park. Jap
anese tea was served TO the Niscount anu
Viscountoss by Mrs. Sata Takaorl VINO
was IN japanese costume, and VINO ail''
ward sang the original "Madama Butterfly
music. and other melodies OF the Flowery
1eIe Miss Estelle Harris also sang, ana
Mrs. Joklchi Takamne presided over the
tea table. Among the guests were inc
1aporese Vicc-Consul and Mrs. OTTO, Gen
oral Horace Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
nrarseeIJ Aram Monrad shah-Mu, Miss
Eliza r. scidinoke. Mrs. Theodore shonts
and Miss shonts Mr.. and Mrs. o'i''r
Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin MOTT warner
and Professor L. j.. Morse.
yited TO attend the monthly meeting OF the
Womans National Sabbath Alliance to-
morrow in the Home Missions Assembly
Hall. No l56 Fifth avenue. The devotional
meeting at 1915 o'clock and the regular
meeting at II O'Clock are open TO all he
norris from secretaries and from auHilia'N
societies i'm other cities Will be read. me
Rev. DR.. William =. Swart&, secretary ~
the New York Sabbath committee, VIII
give an address on How to Meet the
Present Situation
The committee in charge OF th" afternoon
OF opera, to be given FOR the beneht 81 inc
Little Mothers Aid Association. on the llaI-
ris Theatre on Friday. had their last meet
ing at Happy Day House. No. 30 Second
avenue on Thursday. All the young women
who are to serve as ushers were present ana
had their final drill. Mrs. Charles T.. vii
cox. chairman OF the reception committee,
will bc assisted by the board Of managers
I'm looking after the guests. The musicians
will be Albert Spaulding. Miss Neide
Humphrey. GIacomo Ginsburg, Alfred
Robvn. Miss Florence Nnklc, Paul = Alt
house. Miss Beatrice Bowmen. Fritz Bruch,
Miss Mary T. Mitchell, Miss Idalia Idc,
Paul Dufau!t. Mrs. Mary Jordan, Nine.
Grcta Gasayant and the Manhattan Ladies'
Quartet
Calvin g. Brown. Of san Francisco, vas
the only ma sculine guest at the meeting
of the National California club OF Tues
day at the Waldorf-AGtoria. His subject
was current events i'm California, with spe-
clal reference to the Pacific Panama Elk
position. Other states were represented by
presidents OF the state clubs in New York
city. Among them were Miss Mary Gar
rett Hay. president of the Daughters OF
Indiana: Mrs Frederick Wallis, president
Of the Society Of Kentucky Women; Mrs.
Charles T.. Hatch. president OF the Ma
floral Society OF Ohio Women; Mrs Gerard
Bancker. president Of the Society Of New
York State Women; Miss Bertha Louise