New-York tribune., 1912-04-14

Real Daughters or 1872 aro NOT So scarce
as real D3ughta,. Of tine Eevo'1 .ou ana
the United States Daughters ~ 1872 expect
T. have au" number "i ih.n .' '..'
eociafo council meeting. which opens il"
baltimore on April %. They viii assist 10
receiving at the opening reception Oh inc
national officers on Monday evening. Inc
Daughters do not intend 10 give All thc.I
time TO business. Tuesday Will close Win
a BANQUET, and on Wednesday afternoon
they will visit Fort McHenry. In the even
ing the State Of Maryland Will entertain
them at a musical. 1t Is suggested that on
June IS every member OF the society shaH
wear the badge, with small nag and
white carnation, the society flower This Is
to take the place Of a general assembly,
which does not seem feasible.
Mrs. Belle dc Rivera talked to the So
cietv for Political Study about parliament
arv law at its regular meeting in the Hotel
Astor Last Tuesday, and afterward the
members strove TO put her teaching into
practice in a parliamentary drill. a par
llamentary question box, recently estaD-
lshed, with Mrs. Thomas Slack as chair
man, was available for the use OF any
whose thirst for knowledge was still un-
slaked Mrs Lewis w. Boynton read a
paper on national current events.
The Elmira College Club Of New York
City will hold its annual luncheon at the
Hotel Martinique Broadway and 92d street.
on Saturday, April q, al l o'clock. There
will be a business meeting at II o'clock,
when the annual election Of officers viii
take place.
The Neighborhood Social and Industrial
Club will enliyen it's annual meeting, to be
held at the Hotel Marie Antoinetts to-
morrow with a luncheon and music. The
artists win be Max Jacobs violinst' MISS
EHe Stewart, soprano. and Miss Alice
Flammer. pianist. Mrs, Charles Henry
Israels VIII be the speaker Of the day and
Mrs Frank Z. Wise will preside.
Mrs Sylvester Berry instructed the
Daughters OF Ohio in the history OF their
native state at their last regular meeting
held at the Waldorf-Astoria on Monday
afternoon Mrs. James s. Clarkson gave an
address on The Progress OF Woman and
Chevalier Salvatore Giordano sang arias
from la Tosca" "Rigoletto" and Ma
non" Mrs Catherine Z. Seton will give
a reception to the Daughters and their es-
corts at her home, Marbury Hall on Tues
day evening.
Edith Wynne Matthison and Charles Ram
Kennedy will be the guests Of honor at the
Pen and Brush Club. No. l32 East l5th
H. . .fNVi
Miss Bertha Rembaugh and Arthur 5.
Levy will answer the question rs woman
favored by law?" at public meeting TO ne
held at the headquarters Of the state Wo-
mans Suffrage Association, No. lSo Manson
avenue, on Tuesday evening. Miss Marian
Weston Cottle president Of the woman
Lawyers club, viii preside.
At the monthly meeting Of the New York
Browning Society held last "Wednesday al
the Waldorf-Astoria, the society indorsed
the nomination Of Mrs. Philip Carpenter
for president of the General Federation OF
Womans Clubs. AS soon as the atmos-
phere had been cleared OF business
"Cleon." the poem chosen for the daE
study, was hauled down from the CLOUDS 10
be explained by Mrs. Simeon II. Newnouse'
Miss Jessie K. Watson. Nine. h. T. Won
Klenner. Hamilton Wright Maoie and the
Rev. Walter S. swisher. on the hospital
committee Mrs. Alexander Finlay. jr'' ana
Mrs. Douglas Fenwick duufully arransed
the social hour during which the members
gradually assumed their earthly personal
tiles before they dispersed into the prosaic
outer world
Tho Nat;or,1 ,-,Hfo,-i, Cluh fu Now