New-York tribune., 1912-02-25


Equal Suffrage League. to be held on Fri.
day at the Hotel Astor. There will he a
dramatic portrayal of Scenes from the
Senate Members are invited TO bring
their friends.
Miss Ellen Glasgow and Mrs. Louise Col
lier WiIlcoz will be tire guests Of honor at
the afternoon tea to-day at the headquzr-
tcrs Of the Women's Political Union. No
Is East 2sth street. Miss Caroline pusr
will be the hostess
Recent Phases Of Sunday School Re-
form" will be described by Professor
George A. Coo at the meeting OF the New
York League OF Unitarian Women on Fri
day morning AZ All Saints Church, Mh
street and Fourth avenue.
The annual meeting OF the New York
branch Of the National Plant Flower and
Fruit Guild will he held at the hon. ef
Mrs. James Roosevelt. No. a East eth
street. IN Tuesday afternoon AT O'Clock
Addresses on the work OF the guild In this
city will he given by Miss Maud Miner, sec
rotary OF tho New York Probation Associi.
tiun. and Miss Florence Sloane superti'
tcudent OF tho Frosh Air Camp for TuheS.
rular hildren at tho Vanderbilt C'lnif.
The annual report will be given In the
form OF a talk, illustrated With lanteFa
slides, by Mrs. George +. Paul, ASSISTANT
secretary OF the New York branch. The
hoard - directors of the New York branch
includes Mrs. Levi T. Morton, president
Sdenf.
Mrs. John Wood Stewart and Miss Anne
Lcary, viCe-presldents: Or. Z. r. l. Could
treasurer: Mrs. William Van Vslzan
HAYES. secretary, and Mrs. George f. Paul.
assistant secretary. The object OK thls
guild is TO distribute plants, flowers fruit
vegetables. jelly and grape juice TO the
poor and sick in tenements and hospitsH
70 transform tenement back yards INTO
gardens and to place window boxes in tens'
ment homes.
Stonewan Jackson Chapter Of the Ghl-
dren Of the Confederacy had a osii. Va
Tuesday evening at Breton Hall ana |.
regular meeting yesterday at the nome y
Mrs, George B. McAullffe, No. 6 Wes'
s5th street A literary and historical pro
pramme was given, followed by refresh
ments. Miss Madeline Dent Is presiden'
Of the chapter and Miss Corinne ;.ernoOa
is secretary.
Many of the stars that twinkle on bro%1'
way lent their radiance TO the comic oPe'N
day OF the New York Theatre Cluo 0n
Tuesday at the Waldorf-Astoria. Es'0,
Hollander. composer of the music "a
'Sumurun," spoke on Foreign Ious
Opcra Versus American Comic operA
pcoinald De Koven on Writing ConnS
Opera" and Manuel Klein on DE n'''N',
MI nisi Bonum." Among the guests We.
Miss Madge Titheradge. Of "A But'el~
on the Wheel company; George Quarra'
maine. Alfred Robyne. author OF I''
Yankee Consul" Clifton Crawford. OF rne
Quaker Girl" company and many Oh NC
ueighhcrs in the theatrical milky way ..
large an assemblage OF star gszers tuih'e
out that. in spite Of the fact that the i"s
ballroom of the hotel had been engsse'.
the company overflowed into the hsis ~.
hoxcs and many we're turned away Wnno''
even peek at the stars
The next play visited by the CLUB VIII
The Return OF Peter Grimm on "eo"'
day evening.
war Against War" is the subjsc' %
tho lecture 10 be given by Mrs. Lucia An.'
Mead before the League for Pollticai Sos
caticn, on Thursday morning al Wv
Berkeley Theatre.
Arrangements are being made oy
Women's Political Union for huge
litIcal mass meetlng-at least the u''.
homes II will be huge-at Cooper Union w
evening of March 2l. Two real polluc'sn'
aud man have been secured as speN :,
The politicians are Senator Ne"com" -
New York. and Congressman Ruehe
Colorado. The other speaker Is Dr. 'oa.
Eliot. who has had much experience
settlement work in New York City'
The Round Table. the club which useo
be wrapped in mystery. ana WINS. '.,s
pose. some said. was to influence e'ee.
I'm feminine politics, has now come o.t
the open as a literary and social orsaM ssnr o.
ton. II Is making a Sid LOT sry ayerS other
meeting I'm the evening, wnen tne tne.f,sth nth ID
attend. Mrs Edith Tctten Mcolss ,hc
the president The first meeting % mis-
club under lts new to'lH "ih Wv
evening at the Hotel Astor
There will be debate on sociai's" "A
tween Morris Hillquit Affirmative =,
Professor John Bates Clark negatNp
the Waldorf Astoria OH Tuesday aiter"os.
under the auspices OF the Nauonai be's
for the civic Education of Womnes
Notices intended for this depsrt'nen, "a. synault
addressed to club and Social Notes snu sna,nins
nu,rh the office not later than Friday mo'""'
VERY FORGivING.
The inhabitants of the good city o. go go
in brittany, are erecting a statute 70 S.
of sevlgne II is very forgiying OF .Jsrf ,Juf
for In her famous letters Nine; ds su,sa 90
wrote Of the place: 1T Is a ply y ~ eould
high that at the time OF the De'os'
not have had a cleaning