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

its now officers and chairmcn with vocal
ducts and piano solos a. the Hotel Asior
ou V.Gu,.Iar Miss Christine Miller, It's
so.-Hro. vsrblsd 10 II I'm German; Ahncr
Csssld. Interpreted som" of Laura S"ag-
wick ,ouurs songs I'm rarytor" sua.ns'
Ilsz. fireworks lcarod from the u!mhlr
fingers Of Miss Hazel Carpenter and Mrs.
Charles Ilrst lent so'dity % the whole
occasion hy her learned discourse on
weights and measures.
The National Federation ~ Theatre
clubs VIII hold public meeting AT Wal
lacks Theatre this evening at O'Clock.
II is the first annual meeting. and there
Will be an address by the president, siiney
Roscnfeld. on tho purposes OF this now
club Among other prospective speakers
are Mrs. Belle de Rivera, Mrs. Dort Lyon.
Daniel Frohman, Wilton Lackayc. Angus
tus Thomas, OTIS Skinner, Nat q. Goodwin,
Thomas a. Wise, Walker Whlteslde, Miss
Edith Wynne Matthson, Lewis Waller, Miss
Mildred Holland and Miss Mary Shaw. The
object Of the club Is to bring into closer
relation those before the footlights with
those who watch from beyond. Other Of
fcers are: Vice-prcsidents Mrs. Belle de-
Rivera, Robert. Greene and Mrs. Dore
Lyon: recording secretary. Mrs. Gerard
Bancker; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Edith Totten McGrath: treasurer, Colonel
James n. Sullivan.
The New York League Of Unitarian
Women met on Friday, May g. at Hack
ensack, y. J., for its final session Of the
season. Luncheon was served and tho fol-
lowing new officers installed for the en-
suing year. Mrs. W. y. Donnell. presi-
dent; Mrs. Leon A. Harvey. Mrs. II. Il.
Harding and Mrs. George Little Fowler.
yice-pregidents: Mrs Herbert S. Griffin.
treasurer; Mrs. John NJ. Moe. correspond
ing secretary. and Or. J. B. Leo. recording
secretary.
The Washington Heights Chapter OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
gave its annual birthday luncheon at the
Hotel Aston Saturday. April q, In the rose
ballroom. The tables, decorated with pink
roses, seated $50 guests. Among them were
Mrs. Samuel J. Kramer, regent OF the
chapter; Mrs. John Laidlaw Buel. state
regent OF Connecticut; Mrs. william LIB
bey state regent OF New Jersey: Mrs.
George NJ. Menor. regent Of the Lucretia
Shaw Chapter. New London: the Rev. Milo
II. Gates. chaplain Of the Washington
Heights Chapter and Louis Amin Ames,
president OF the Empire State Society.
Sons OF the Revolution. Vocal and instru-
mental selections were rendered by Miss
Alta Yolo. Mrs. Mary Louise Woelber and
Mrs. II. H. Marshall. The members OF the
chapter presented their regent with a Tiff
fanny gold bracelet and a bunch OF Ameri-
can Beauty roses. Mrs. Fairfield Mortimer
chairman Of the entertainment committee
made the presentation speech.
The New York Browning Society will
celebrate the centenary OF the birth OF
Robert Browning on Wednesday, May s.
with an all day meeting at the Waldorf
Astoria. Miss Julia Pauline Leavens will
preside. and the subject of the day will DO
Browning After One Hundred Years"
In the morning Mrs. Anna Benneson Mac
Mahan. of Bryn Mawr College. will speak
on browning the Man" The Rev.
Thomas r. slicer. on "Browning's Per-
sonal Interests: Mrs. Frances Carter. on
"Browning's Word Pictures: DR.. William
Norman Guthrie. on "Brownings Relation
to Greek Tragedy" In the afternoon. Pro-
fessor Winchester. Of Wesleyan University.
will speak on "Brownings Philosophy;
Mrs Kate Epson Clark. on Browning:
The Masquer''; DR.. Merle st. Croix Wright.
on "Brownings Belief In Immortality;
Alfred Martin. on "Brownings Genius"
and tho Rev. ]. Herman Randall on
"Brownings influence"
At the close OF each session an oppor-
tunity will be Eiven for impromptu tributes
from visitors and members OF the society.
Mrs. Homer Lee will give An afternoon
entertainment 10 the younger members of
Light Horse Harry Lee Society on May 10,
NJ her home, No. sol West End avenue.