New-York tribune., 1912-01-14

\ Southern Ball" gay with Jessamine
and Confederate hags. viii be given by
the New York chapter ~ the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. at the
Hotel Astcr on Thursday evening. Mrs.
Frank Briggs Carpenter. chairman OF the
entertainment committee. viii introduce
some new Southern german figures" to
be danced after supper Mrs. James
Her ~ Parker. president of the club, Will
be assisted In receiving by Mrs. Clara
Driscoll Sewer. president OF the Texas
club; Mrs. Augusta Milton Anderson
president OF the Dixie club; Mrs. Joseph
.C Wedmcr president Of the Society OF
Kentucky Women. Mrs Robins Allen
Lau, yicc-prcsident general of the Chill
drcn OF the Confederacy
Home talent will furnish the enter
tainmcnt at the social meeting OF the New
York Theatre club, to be- held on Tuesday
at the Hotel Astor. The speakers will
10 Mmc. Katherine Won Klcnner. Mrs.
A. r. Hamilton. Miss Irene NJ. Shields,
Miss Mildred Holland. Mrs. william
schuelte and Miss Amelia r.. Pfennlng.
There will be music by Mrs. Elizabeth
Mitchell, p. G. McElvcy and Sylvan
Francis. The guests OF honor will be Mrs.
Charlotte T.. Wilbour. Miss Mary Man
nering, Arthur Lewis and the Rev. Henry
Frank
That most staid and decorous body. the
Woman's Forum. has amazed clubdom by
confessing IT has folies Of its own. More
over. there is so much to these follies
that they have been made the basis of an
entertainment called the Forum Follies,
which Is TO be presented OF the after
noon Of February 10 at the Berkeley The
stre. Members meanwhile are curbing
their curiosity and trying to concentrate
their minds on some phazes of the inn
migration question: so that they can ask
impressIve questions when William ;.
Bennet comes 10 talk to them on the SUBJ
iect at their next meeting. on Friday, in
the lecture room of the Berkeley Lyeeum'
No % West 4ith street.
A talk on 'Heraldry for Women" by Mrs,
charles Ernest Cameron. was the chief event
NJ the meeting Of the Manhattan Chapter
az the Daughters of the American Revo
Iu,ion on Thursday at the home of the
regent. Mrs. William Cumming story, No.
3s Gramercy Park. Mrs. William II. Dra-
pier was chairman of the day. and the
guests Of honor were Mrs. Philip B. Par
ker. regent of the White Plains Chapter, |
and Mrs. T. Livingston Kennedy. regent of
the Richmond County Chapter. Mrs. Brad |
ford Prince, state regent OF New Mexico |
Mrs Archibald FisSe regent OF Mary |
Murray Chapter; Mrs. Cornelius sullivan, |
regent of the New Rochelle Chapter; Mrs. |
Edwin r. Fay, regent of the Fort Washing
ton Chapter; Mrs Frank Stewart Osborne,
regent OF Mary Desha Memorial Chapter; |
Miss Violetta Jackson. regent of the Bar
nard College Chapter, and Mrs. Mamye Al
lison, of Virginia. Mrs Huge Wintner and
Mrs Kirby Parrish presided over the tea
tables.
Miss Mary Byrd, leader OF the 18th
Assembly District for the Woman Suf-
frage party plans an active campaign
for the next six weeks. During that time
she VIII hold votes for women meetings IN
every one of the twenty-five election dis
tricts under her.
A legal male mind on suffrage VIII be
the great attraction at the meeting OF the
10Th Assembly District Of the Woman sur
frage Party on Wednesday, at Duryea's
Hail. I2d street and Columbus avenue. Gi-
bert T. Roe will speak on the woman
Suffrage Movement from Lawyers Point
OF View The other speaker will De MISS
Gertrude Waldemar on woman Suffrage
ana the National Crisis" ON Friday jan
uary %. there win be meeting al the
nome OF Mrs. Florence =. Anderson, NO
Z" west 10th street, when Mrs Marie
Jenny Howe VIII talk on why am a