New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

converted from Methodism 10 Unitarianlsm
by hearing sermon by slip OF girl
one Sunday morning. The slip or girl
was the Rev. Antoinette Brown Blackwell
who was sitting beside her old friend on
the platform as he spoke. Other speakers
were the Rev. Samuel A. Eliot president or
the American Unitarian Association; F. P.
Harris, the Rev Thomas R. Slicer, VIII
lam Sullivan, the Rev. Edgar 5. Wiers ana
Dr. stephen A Wise on Friday morning
there will be a meeting Of the league al
Unity Church, Gates avenue ana lrVlhS
Place. al. which Professor Frederick Lee
Of Columbia University, will speak on
Animal Experimentation from Humani-
tartan and Scientific Standpoint
A concert all the music Of which was by
women composers was given under the d.
rection of Mrs. Blanche +. Whitaker on
Thursday in Ridgewood, n. j. Just for va
riety. however mere male music was ad-
mitted. Theodore Henrath, Wallace COX
and Master Fred Mortmann being per-
.nitted TO sing. The performance was for
the purpose of buying musical literature
for the Ridgewood Library.
The German American Friendship Clun
for Young Women is preparing an enter
tainment to be given in Arion Hail.
Park avenue and seth street, on April H.
at 9 o'clock. 1t will consist Of living ptct-
ures posed bv club members and repre-
senting a young German woman's life be-
ginning In her home in the Fatherland and
ending in the Friendship Club. Each pct
ure is to be accompanied by favorite Ger
man songs, preceded by an explanation in
English and German. Tickets may be OBJ
ta'ned at the Arion clubhouse and at the
Deutsche Heimathaus, No. 100 East 95th
street.
Miss Bessie Isabel Giles will speak on
the report Of the Chicago Vice Commission
az the meeting of the Legislative League
Of New York on Thursday at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Arthur J. OKeeffe. Commissioner OF
Bridges. will elucidste many civic prob
lens for the benefit Of the Womens Hedltn
Protective Association at its meeting on
Tuesday at the Academy OF Medicine NOS
II and - West 43d street.
The New Drama will be served up and
Thoroughly Fletcherized by the Civitas
Club at It's annual breakfast on april TO-
at the Montauk Club. The guests OF hohor
and speakers will be Charles Rann Ken
nedy. Winthrop Ames, Henry To"nseno
scudder Alper r. Brown and Mrs Frank
Day Tuttle. Mrs. Charles Lonsenecker Is
chairman OF the committee In charse'
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst. daughter OF Mrs.
F,n,n,eIine Pankhurst, the leader or the
English suffragsts, who is now serving
, two months term for her activity in the
recent window breaking campaign VIII ue-
Iivar her last address In America to-mor-
row evening at Carnegie byceum. Her
subject will be Militant Methods-Why'
and after the address she will answer ques-
tions. There is much speculation among
the suffra gists as to whether Miss Pank-
burst will be arrested when she reaches
british soil. Her friends urge her to re-
main in America. but she is determined 10
return and has booked her passage on the
Mauretania sailing April j.
The New York City branch Of the Ma
tionaI Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild Is
nrenaring for its Easter Distribution OF
nIarts and flowers among the poor ana
sick. Offerings may be sent TO the once
of the secretary, Mrs George f. Paul NO
70 Fifth avenue, or the guild Will send for
contributions upon request of the donor
The express companies carry such articles
free Of charge.