New-York tribune., 1912-02-04

A dance for the benefit of the little girl
who is being educated in the Kentucky
mountains will he given on February ~ ~
Breton Hall nv tho Stonewall Jackson
Chapter Of tho Children Of tho 'oniod-
eracv. On March At the Hotel Ast"r
there will be a Southern afternoon. Mrs.
Robins Allen I.au. state director Of the
Children OF the Confcdcrscy, has recently
been made life member of the Confederate
Literary Society Of the Confcderat" Mu-
.. scum. Richmond, Va. At the annual meet
ing Of Stonewall Jackson Chapter Miss
Madaline Dent was elected president
"The Garden Of Allah" will hc discussed
by the Theatre club at its meeting On
Tuesday at the Hotel Astor. Miss Amelia
r. Pfenning will lead in the discussion, and
the members will give hve-minuta talks
from the floor. Elaborate preparations are
being made for Grand Opera Day on req
ruary 20, for which Nine. Evans Won Klein
ner is chairman.
"Covernmont by Commission" will le
weighed I'm the balance by the legal minds
Of Post Parliament at It's meeting on FIJI
dav at the Waldorf Astoria. Mrs. Belle de
will be admitted by ticket at 1880 o'clock.
The Maine Women's Club OF New York
had as it's guests on Friday evening at the
| Waldorf Astoria, c. f. Littleton, Frank c.
Munsey. and Walter David. impersonator.
The musical numbers OF the programme
were given by Mrs. Charlotte Talcott sea-
yer, Miss Virginia Los Kamp, and Miss
| Ethel r Usher, accompanist.
Miss Lucene Finch will tell negro folk
lore tales to the girls of the Studio Club TO-
morrow afternoon at the new clubhouse
No. 35 East SD street. Tea ,.hl be served
after the story hour. These Monday after
Moons are to be regular feature OF the
club life until warm weather.
The Woman Suffrage Study Club. of
which Mrs. Raymond Brown Is president
announces its programme for the season.
"The Problem OF Keeping the streets Clean
will he discussed tomorrow afternoon a I the
home of Mrs. Bache Smith, No. 252 West
102d street, by u. ID. Very, Of the Street
Cleaning Department. on February - TWO
suffrage plays. THE Home Thrust ana
"An Anti-Suffrage Hearing Before the
LEGISLATURE" will be presented. On March
4 DR.. T. l.. Gould will lecture on The
Gutenberg Method Of Handling the Liquor
! Traffic" and on March IS Mrs. Louisa
Eannes Mead will talk on universal Peace
and Woman Suffrage" DR.. Harvey w.
Wiley has promised lecture on Pure
Food and Woman Suffrage" the date for
which will be announced later.
Ntiss Claire l.. Pitcher, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pitcher. gave sunscrip-
ton dance on Tuesday at the Waldorf-As-
torja. over one hundred couples were pres
ent
Tbe marriage of Miss Elsie Raczeh,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Raczeh, Of
No. 327 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn, to Will
lam Hendrickson Seaman took place last
night at Christ Church, Brooklyn. The
bride was gowned in white charmeuse
and carried roses and llles-of-the-val-
ley. Mrs. Charles Reilly, the matron Of
honor and Miss Hilda Craft and Miss
Lillian Volckmer, the bridesmaids, wore
plnk and carried pinks and roses. Miss
Emaline Perry was flower girl. Emar o.
Peterson was best man, and the ushers
were Arnold Craft, Harold Craft, Charles
Reilly and Charles Emmerich Mr.. and
Mrs. Seaman have gone TO st. Augustine,
Fla, for their honeymoon.
The New York State Association Opposed
to Woman Suffrage is keeping tabs on the
performances Of the suffragists all over the
country, and has them all on file for the
instruction Of visitors at the office OF the
association, No. % West 39th street Print
ed matter setting forth the reasons why
women should not vote may be obtained
here also
Mrs Elihu Root and Mrs. Richard Wat
son Glider are honorary vlce-presidents of
the association and Mrs William A. Put
nam is the president
Mrs. Alice Hogan Rice, author of Mrs
Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch" will be the
guest of honor at n meeting of the Society
Of Kentucky Women on, February at the