New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-09

'lSfllSSl1n VIII liF ifu W N''F' '' ~
/ Holt boy, president Of the CLUB.
! The Knickerbockor Relief club held its
/ regular fortnightly meeting on TUESDAY
afternoon at the Waldorf-Astoria. It's
members report cases Of charity when
arc investigated by one OF its members
! Mrs John II. May. The club whose
! president is Mrs. Camille Birnoohn' mas
been i'm existence for fourteen years. IL
! will give a bridge and euchrc benefit Al
/ the Hotel Endicott tomorrow.
/ Gotham will have it's next business
meeting At the Hotel St James next
Tuesday. al 80 o'clock. At S:45 the mem
bers will attend the Gridlron Dinner
! Dances Clubs meeting At Sherry's. The
occasion will he the regular biweekly
meeting Of the latter club, and the num-
| bers Of the programme arc to be divided
between Indian legends and orchestral
| music. Among the numbers to De played
| by the orchestra will be Monterey, the
DANA Mcxicana. written oy Mrs. Brooks,
| president of the Gotham and OF the Grid
iron.
| Mrs. Pcrciyal Knauth, of No. 3o2 West
| 18th street entertained the Riverside
! Branch of the Woman's Municipal
! League on TUESDAY The speaker was
| Ernest =. Goodrich consulting engineer
for Manhattan. who took for his subject
New York Central Tracks Through Riv-
! ersidc Drive and the Proposed Changes.
| The Society for Political study. Mrs.
Mortimer VI. Mcnkcn. president, will hold
/ its next regular meeting on Tuesday at
the Hotel Astor. paper OH state Cur
rent Events will be read BY Mrs. J w
Loeb. The paper OF the day Political
Economic and Moral Aspect of Social
ism will bc given by Mrs Cyrus H.
Woodruff.
\ meeting of Eclectis was held At the
. Waldorf Astoria on Wednesday morning.
Miss Florence Guernsey was In the chair
/ The subject Of the day was Suffrage and
Anti-Sufrrase." Miss Mary Garrett Hay
spoke for suffrage and Mrs. William
Force Scott represented the anti-suirrag &c
society. There were selected speakers IN
a debate. The musical programme vas
i'm charge Of Mrs. Carrie Martin CoWtsn.
I The guests of honor az Miss Guernscys
table we're Miss Mary Garrett Hay Mrs
William Force Scott, Mr.. Frederick Ma
than. president Of the Consumers League,
and Mrs. Dewey. president of the liacken-
sack Club. Others at the tables were
Mrs. Frederick Ross Lee. Mrs. William
Grant Brown and Mrs. Simon Bsruch.
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The February meeting II the W'oman's
Fc.ce Circle Of New York VIII De- held
at the Waldorf-Astoiia Oh Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. Mr. Belle d
Rivera and other we'll known speakers
will address the meeting. Miss Il. Evans
has charge of the programme.
Mrs. Philip Snovden, Of London. will
speak on The Political Situation in Eng
land on Tuesday. February Il, At 80
p. M. at the Equal Franchise Society.
No. East S1th street Tickets may BE-
had from the secretary. Miss Florence NJ
King. at 81 each. After the address re-
ccption will be held Tor Mrs. snoNden
The New York McAl Auxiliary held /.
social at the home Of Mrs frank y.
foffstot, No. $50 West 10Th street. Thurs
day afternoon, February 8. at $50. The
Rev. George T. Berry. representative Sec
rotary Of the American Neal -,ssOclq-
ton, addressed the meeting.
The Smith College Club of New York is
bus:ly engaged raising a 5.Oo.tyJ FUND.
One Of tho newly devised schemes is the
Nickel Plate Road. wherein The con-
n 81 nf.lI ..as
payment Of nickcIs in tbs way: Fifty
cents in nickels. / foot (shsr); 81 in
Eickcls. 10 feet 30 shares: So In nickris.
20 feet dp shares; 500 IN nickels. ! 90
feet 900 shares; $50 In nckcls ! nile
(capitaD. Sccurer OF 100 shares becomes a
director: sccurer Of 100 shares becomes
an officer. and securer Of the greatest
number OF shares becomes president IF
icsd.
A special performance OF PEG . nv
Heart" with Laurette Taylor. will be
given on Friday afternoon, February "a,
at 800 o'clock. at the Cort Theatre. Tor
the benefit of the Sl0o0,0D endowment
fund OF Smith College. under the auspices
the New York Alumns Of the class OF
1876 Seats may be obtained by mail from
Mrs W1therbee, or reserved by telephone
$50 Eivcrsde) from 10 10 y a. m. daily.
Committee, Mrs. Barrett n. Withcrbee,
No. West lo2d street Mrs. Herbert SEQ
willie. Mrs Edmund T. See. Miss curtis,
Miss Glchrist and Miss Simpson.
There will be meeting of the Anna
Shaw League on Wednesday. February l2,
at p. m, At the home of the president,
Or. Sophie g. Klenk. No 239 New York
avenue. Brooklyn. The subject OF the
evening will be. The Strike. and What
Women Can DO To Relieve the Condition"
Prominent speakers will take part in the
discussion.
The annual meeting Of the Day Home
and School for Crippled Children Was
held at Public School IS. in West 18th
street. on Friday afternoon, January 81.
The results of the election held al this
meeting were as follows: Mrs Morris
Manages, president Mrs. Spencer Lathrop
and Miss Blanche Moses. vice-presidents;
Mrs. Ralph Comfort, recording secretary;
Miss Mary Brock. corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. William l.. Noixht. treasurer.
This association. which enables crippled
children 10 attend public school, also
maintains a vocational department. where
the children may make articles and e.
ceiye remuneration for their work. There
liz also. A summer vacation home u Ear
tow, New York.
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