New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-02

Gottlieb. Frederick A. Baker. Miss villa
Faulkner Page. Augustus Heaton' A. D.
Ingersol and Dr. s G.. Tracey.
The opening salon for the season Will
be held on Thursday evening, November
%. at the Waldorf Astoria. Browning
I'm Balcony" will be presented The
programme will introduce Or. Frank
Crane.
The next meeting OF the Legislative
League, Mrs. Thomas Slack. president
will be held on Thursday afternoon, Mo-
vember 6. at the WaldorfAstoria. Mrs.
James Lees Laidlaw will address the
league on the laws needed in New York
state for the suppression OF the white
slave" traffic and will tell OF recent legis-
lation in California for the same purpose.
Miss Rose Livingston will speak on her
personal experience in rescue work. The
delegates and alternates To the State
Federation are Mrs. VI. b. Guilford, Mrs.
Charles Goldzier, Mrs. Janette Boynton
and Mrs r. S. Holmes.
The recently appointed chairmen of the
standing committees are as follows:
Printing. Mrs II. F. Plum: press, Mrs.
Charles T.. Davis; civics, Mrs. I. >.
Holmes, and suffrage, Mrs. Rudolph Null
Ter.
There was a Joint meeting OF the Will
lam Lloyd Garrison Equal Rights Asso-
citation and the Hudson River Equal
Franchise Society at the home OF the
president, Mrs. Henry Willard, Dobbs
Ferry, n. Y, on Tuesday. October 2S,
1918, at o'clock The speaker was Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Gait.
The American Criterion Society will
resume its meetings for the season at the
Hotel Plaza, on Friday, November T. A
luncheon will be served at 1870 o'clock
after which Mrs. Edith Ellis Furness Will
read her play. entitled Mary James Pa
4 musical programme will follow. The
society will hold five meetings, at which
luncheons will be served. followed by a
dramatic programme and music, and a
musical tea I'm April. Its usual evening
meetings will be held on the third Friday
OF each month, at the Gibson Studios. Al
the first evening meeting Emanul Elzaz
will present a programme of "Langwill
The programme Of each evening meeting
will be followed by an Informal dance.
Owing 10 the absence from town Of Mrs.
Dore Lyon, Mrs. John Fowler Trow, the
first vice-president, is acting president.
The first meeting will be in charge OF
Mrs. X Martin, Mrs Frank E. Hadley
and Mrs. Arthur V. Rose.
The Iowa New Workers held their first
social meeting of the season on Friday
at the Hotel Aston. This was a welcom-
ing back from the seashore and woods. a
home coming and a general good time.
The president OF the Iowa New Workers.,
Mrs. James Clarkson, welcomed all the
members, and told about the progress Of
Iowa, In industry, art and In educational
facilities. She closed by wishing that the
women OF Iowa In New York would come
and Join the Iowa New Workers Club.
Miss Belle Gold entertained the mem
bers OF Adelphi Chapter No. 70, Order OF
the Eastern Star. and several members
OF the Woman's Democratic Club at the
Professional Womans League Rooms,
No. 1899 Broadway, on Tuesday October
q. About hundred guests were present.
Miss Mazda Craigen. president of the Pro-
fessional Woman's League; Mrs. Nellie
Ronsheim. matron of Adelphi Chapter.
and Mrs. John Sherwin Crosby, president
and founder of the Woman's Democratic
Club, were guests OF honor.
One OF the attractive booths Of the
Little Mothers Bazaar and Flower Fete,
which will be held at the Waldorf-As-