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

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and the Introduction Of It's officers was the
business Of the first meeting ~ Charter
Chapter Daughters OF the Union, held on
Tuesday afternoon, May Z. at the home OF
the regent, Mrs. William II. Stewart. \
short talk on the Civil War and conditions
I'm the country at that time was given Dy
Mrs John Fowler TrOw. and Mrs Louis
A. Schmidgall. chairman ~ the music
committee. sang several contralto SOLOS.
The officers who will serve with the regent
are Mrs. Henry Ailoway, Miss Florence
Guernsey and Mrs. 4. sumner Jones vice.
regents: Mrs Gerard Bancker recording
secretary; Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian, CORES
bonding secretary: Mrs. Herbert T.. David
son. treasurer; Mrs. Robert u. Bristol
registrar. and Mrs Victor Fredcrickson'
historian. The members or the governing
board are Mrs. William Tod llelmuth.
Mrs Joseph s Wood. Mrs. John Francis
yawrcr. Mrs. Matthias Stcelman. Mrs. j.
j. Fields and Miss Viola Russell.
,rbe Last meeting n the season ~ tho
National California cub. 10 70 held on
TUESDAY afternoon. May r. ~ the Waldorf
Astoria viii he given mp To i's annual
invitation bridge and euchre. An important
iuFlness meeting Tor all members WI Ne
called promptly 81 o'clock and th" play 70
ing will he ~ 2.I5 Mrs Moses w. Faitou'e
Is chairman Of bridge, Mrs Christian IS
Zabrisk OF euchrc and Mrs Emanuel tlzas
OF prizes
Al an important meeting N tho Women ;
Press club 10 10 held on Saturday atic'-
noon. Nav %. AT the Waldorf Astoria the
subject Of discussion will he 'tducauoh
,o,. citizenship" Three well known c'up'
women and two prominent men VIII taH'
mart I'm the discussion. The paper To DC
read Nv Mrs Mary Carrot Hay. president
Of In. New York state Federation ~ Noh-
ems clubs. will he on the subject no"
the Clubs Educate for Citizenship. MISS
Helen Varicl Boswell, chairman or the
; committee on Industrial and social condl-
tions Of the General Federation. VIII dIs
cuss the work OF her committee. 'lione
a,d Patriotism" will be the subject OF Mrs.
d Fisk president Of the Mary Murray
Chapter, Daughters OF the American Re'o-
Iu,ion Charles 4. Towne will speak on
"CitIzenship and Its Dement'S ana iio"ai
y Dayne. of Richmond, chairman OF inc
New York state Judiciary COMMITTEE VIII
tell OF "rhe Influence or the Law anu
Laws in the Education of the CITY Inc
programme was arranged by Mrs lda
pou,ou Priest and Mrs. Priests daughter
Mira Ethel NJ. Schiess, will sing "hlie
Artbonv Miranda will play two CHOPIN
numbers and one OF his own compositions
A successful spring flower show was held
az Public School S, at No. % King street
On Nav IA and Is. The show was given
under the Joint auspices or the hatura'
science committee OF the Normal College
AIumna. the nature material committee OF
the Public Education Committee ana the
National Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild.
Amelia Summervile has arranged the
programme for the meeting OF the PROBES
sional Womans League, TO be held on the
afternoon of Monday. May 20, at O'CLOCK.
IN their clubrooms, at No. 1893 Broadway.
Ten minute talks on live topics OF the day
nv eminent speakers are promised.
finder the auspices OF the Woman Suf-
frape party Abdul BAHIA Abbas VIII de-
liver a lecture on international Peace and
Woman Suffrage" tomorrow evening, at
s.l5 in the Metropolitan Temple. Seventh
avenue. near I4th street Other speakers
az the meeting will be William ). Benne'
and Miss Elizabeth Freeman
The Philharmonic Choral Club OF New
yorl, gave a successful concert on Monday
.yening Nav 49, at the Peoples Palace,
Jersey CITY The club was assisted by
Miss Marie stoddart and Miss Rose Bryant,
soIoists: Archer Leslie Hood, tenor. and
Robert Cavendish. bass. The violinsts
were Miss Mary Carroll and Miss Miriam
Glover. and Homer n. Bartlett accom-
nanied some of his own songs and choruses
Mr.. and Mrs. William Traub announce
the engagement OF their daughter Miss
Florence Traub to Charles Heineman. Miss
Traub and Mr. Heineman will receive, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Traub, on Sunday afternoon
NAV 20, from TO 6. at No. a Mount Morris
Park West.
Bronx Chapter OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution held It's annual
meeting on Tuesday at the home or Mrs
". H. Batcheler, No. IL Elm avenue. The
following officers were elected: Miss STU
zanne NJ. Stone. regent; Mrs w. VI. Batch
ellcr. vlce-regent; Mrs. w. ~. Mason, re-
cordlng secretary; Mrs, r u, Dickinson,