New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19

corresponding secretary: Mrs. Mary T..
Harper, register: Miss Stella a. Crawford,
treasurer; Mrs. II. =. Crewe historian and
Mrs. II. Du B. Hudler, Miss L. Duryee and
Mrs. J. G. Redway, committee OF safety.
Manhattan Chapter OF tho Daughters Of
the American Revolution held its annual
meeting for the election OF officers on Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. William
Cumming Story. No 36 Gramercy Park.
The following officers were elected 10 serve
for the coming year: Regent. Mrs. William
Cumming story; vice-regents, Miss Helen
Varck Boswell; Mrs. Livingston Row
Schuyler, Mrs. William Arrowsmlth, Mrs.
John Francis Yawger and Mrs. Hugo
Wintncr, recording secretary, Mrs. Nal
colin McLanc: corresponding secretary. Miss
florence q. Finch; treasurer Mrs. John w.
Denton; assistant treasurer Miss SOPHIA
Remington register. Mrs. Charles u. Colds
borough: historian, Mrs. William ID.
DRAPER, and auditor. Mrs. Francis j. Pat
tn Tho members Of the board are Mrs.
stephen r Post. Mrs. William \. Gum
mings Mrs Charles e Ruthraun, Mrs.
Ernest J. Preston and Miss Laura skinner
Among those present were Mrs Willard +.
Augsburg. state regent. and Mrs. Joseph
King. ex-state yice-rcgent.
suffrage rlee club for mon and women
VIII he organized on Wednesday evening az
the marlborough Suffrage Association, No.
i2o West Slst street. Mrs. Roye Smith,
author Of several suffrage songs. will con-
duct the singing Mrs. Robert Elder, ~
BROOKLYN. - president of the marlborough.
Peace Sunday Will he celebrated this
afternoon at the New York State Woman
Suffrage Association. No. 80 Madison ave-
nue. There will he addresses. followed by
a reception and tea.
Another new club has come into exist
ence--thc Criterion. Mrs Dore Lyon, who
| used TO be president OF the Eclectic. Is its
: head. shortly after Miss Florence Guern-
sey was elected president of the Eclectic
| Mrs. Lyon and number Of the members
| left that organization, and they formed the
! nucleus OF the new club. The Criterion
will have two meetings month-one, In
the afternoon, for business, and one. In the
evening, to be purely social. The first
meeting has already been held at the
| Waldorf Astoria.
The Womcn's Political Union is asking
all good sunraglsts 10 send Immediately to
the unions headquarters. No % East 18th
street. or 10 No. 1873 East Sd street. any
old dresses, hats. sofa pillows, lamps, toys,
rocking chairs or any other article which
they don't want and which could be sold at
| a rummage sale. For rummage sale the
union Is going to have at the Sd street adj
dress given above, next Tuesday and
"Wednesday, between the hours OF 10 a. m.
and 3 D. m.
The art school Of the Young Women 3
Christian Association will hold It's annual
| exhibition on Wednesday, May D. In the
associations building at No. 7 East 10Th
street. The hours will be from 10 o'clock
a. m. until p. m. and from until ~ In
| the evening. Posters, pictures In oils and
water colors, hand painted and stencilled
textures, work In modelling, wood carving
and various other branches OF art all done
| by the pupils OF the school. will be shown.
| Notices intended for this department should be
| addressed to "ciub and Social Notes and should
reach the Office not later than Friday morning.