New-York tribune., 1912-03-10

Miss Frances Perkins will speak on
Women in Industry" at a special meet
ing of the Emma Willard Association to be
held on Wednesday at the Hotel Manhat-
tan Mrs. Russell Sage is president OF the
association and Mrs. Mary Knox Robinson
acting president
The character OF Shylock. from the mod
ern point Of view. will be discussed by the
members OF the National Society Of Ohio
Women on March % at the Waldorf-As-
tora There will be music and the annual
election OF officers will take place.
The Current Events club will have
luncheon at the Hotel Gregorian on Friday.
The topics OF the day will be discussed by
specially appointed members.
Mime. Arina de la Ware will give some
OF her musical and literary compositions
before the Society for Political Study on
March 25 at the Hotel Astor. The annual
election OF officers will be held on Tuesday.
Mrs Mortimer Menken is president Of the
society.
."rhe Policies OF the National Political
Parties" will be expounded for the benefit
OF the members OF the Government Club
tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel Astor.
The annual meeting OF the New York
City Mothers Club will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the Hotel Astor. The annual
election Of officers will take place. Only
members will be admitted.
An afternoon Of opera will be given for
the benefit of the Little Mothers Aid AS
socatlon on Friday afternoon, March 9
at the Harris Theatre, 42d street. near
Broadway. under the direction OF Mrs.
Anon Dudley Bramhal. There will be
large list of patronesses. The chairman OF
ushers will be Mrs. Franklin c. Randall,
and q. H. Strong will act as treasurer.
The money raised will he used for the
summer work at Holiday House, Pelham
Park. where thousands OF children from
the poorest sections of the city are sent for
a week or more.
The Neghborhood Social and Industrial
club for Working Girls will have birth
day party" on Friday at the home of Mrs.
Alexander Walker, No 4l4 Riverside Drive.
There will be a reception from TO 6
o'clock. Mrs Clarence Burns is the founder
of the club and Mrs. Frank f. Wise Is
president
"Travelogues" by Mrs. Frances NJ. Rice
and Mrs A. King Wiley will constitute the
programme of the social and study
meeting of the Urban Club of Brooklyn to
he held on Tuesday at No. 30 First Place.
There will also be music and tea and dis
cussion of current events.
Mrs. Harvey r. Cronk, OF No. $50 West
End avenue, gave a reception on Tuesday
to the members of the Washington Heights
Chapter OF the Daughters of the American
Revolution Mrs. Samuel J. Kramer, the
regent, received with the hostess.
Colony Day" was observed on Friday oy
the National Society of New England
Women at the Waldorf-Astoria. Dele
gates from seventeen colonies OF the ma
tional association were guests OF honor at
the reception and luncheon. At the annual
meeting the following officers were elected:
Miss Florence Guernsey. second vice-presi-
dent: Miss Helen V. Blake. assistant secre-
tary, and Mrs Duane H. Clement, assist
ant treasurer. Mrs william II. Osborne,
Mrs. j. woolsey Shepard. Mrs. Benjamin
A. Jackson, Mrs Theodore F. Mcdonald
and Mrs. James Armstrong Blanchard were
elected to serve two years on the board OF
managers.
The Countess OF Warwick will denver
her lecture on Personal Recollections OF
Famous People" on Tuesday evening at
Carnegie Hall The committee OF arrange
ments includes Mrs. John Douglas walton
Mrs Edwin Atwell MISS T.
Ella Boynton, Miss Lydia Day, Mrs. Iohn
C. Faulkner, Mrs. Edmund Otis HoVey'
Mrs. John Morgan Howe and Mrs james
N. Wilson. Among the patronesses are
Mrs. Henry Clews, Mrs Robert Fulton Cut
ting, Mrs. John r. Drexe Mrs. stuyvesant
Fish, Miss Helen Miller Gould, Mrs A.
Barton Hepburn. Mrs. Newell Dwight
Hills. Mrs Archer NJ Huntington Mrs
Harold Mccormick, Mrs. st. Clair Nickel
way. Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn Mrs
Frederic B. Pratt, Mrs James speyer' Miss
Ida Tarbeil, Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mrs Payne