New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-09
There Is Great Activity This
Season in the Club World.

At the regular meeting Of Portia on
Thursday afternoon the topic discussed
was New York Laws Relating TO Wom-
en- and Children" Miss Isa Nordllnger
was chairman. and m" question box was
in charge of Miss Ella Coleman.
Tho National Society of New England
Women held a meeting Tuesday alter
noon at the Wlldorf-Astoria. Three nun
drcd women were IN attendance me
president. Mrs. Richard Henry Greene
was IN the chair. one Of the features oil
the programme was the singing of ltaI-
ian folk songs, illustrating Il paper read
on that subject.
The Daughters Of Ohio i'm Now y oTh
will give card party for the beneht OF
their philanthropic fund on Friday, FEB
ruary IA, at , o'clock. at the residence Oh
Mrs. G. G. Shaync. No. 81 West Emo ave-
nue.. Mrs. Ernest Kent Coulter Is inc
chairman. The next regular meeting OF
the club will be held AT the Waldorf. TO-
morrow at . O'Clock. \ musical will NC
given under tho direction Of Mrs. William
Blombcrs.
4 reception was held at the Waldorf
Astoria on Tuesday afternoon by the so
ciety of Kentucky Women. The presl-
dent Mrs. Frederick Wallace, and other
members of the club received the guests
The society had as its guests oil honoi
Mrs. Fanny McCauley. who Is just re-
turning TO Kentucky from years trip
to japan and England. Mrs. Mc'auIey
was accompanied by her niece AI!ce
Hogan Rice. who was with her on Aci
recent trim abroad. Other guests OF hohor
were Mrs. Ann Crawford flcNner. MIS-.
\. :. Sullivan. Mrs Girard Ianck"r anu
Miss Mamie Borbcc. who was heard IN
dramatic recitations.
Knickerbocker Chapter. ID. y. X ceic-
bratcd chapter day on SATURDAY, Janu-
ary -. AT the home Of its newly elected
regent. Mrs. Simon Baruch, No. 81 West
10Th street.
Members # the New York Mozart So
cicty. of which Mrs. Noble McConnoil
is the founder and president attended 4
lecture by Mrs. Eleanor Bingham al the
Hotel Astor ON Monday afternoon. MiS'
bingham presented the story Of the Holy
Grail as painted by Edward Abbey IN
the Boston Public Library. Mi. and Mis'
Mcconnell entertained the bachelor girls
of the Mozart SCcicty on Friday evening
of last week. together with the escorts
and ushcrs of tn" society. ON friHaN Oh
this week. they VII entertain tn" chor'i
members. the bachelor rirls and the usn-
crs at the Hotel Majestic.
The fourth musical this season by the
EuDinstcin club will be al the Waldorf
Astntia Hotel OF Saturday. February 10,
at go o'clock. Nile. Stella de Mette'
contralto from TN, Metropolitan Orera
COMPANY. viii sing Tho other artists
viii be FIor,nce Anderson otis soprano
So. Wmch,U. 'ccllist. and 'hcvaiier
Gio.dauo. tenor. Eidk-r L''te' at The
piauo The second evening concert VIII Do
giv.u on Tuosday evening. February j.
under the direction OF ". Il. Chapman.
The Rubinst.iu Choral will sing. ana the
soloists will D., Julia cup. coutralto:
Franklin Holding. vio!inist. and Edmond
Clement. tenor ATS. Chapman viii ne
al HON. to members 81 the club on Mon
DAYS during February iron, o until .
o'clock. At tho Waldort-Astoria Hotel
Mr.. .I,g,utin, Tot"coiN-Lusk. So
r,,.,uo. Nrr. Belle Sigouiucy SchuceIock,
yioliuist ana Miss Marie Carter. accom-
pani.t. will take part In the next 'in-
formal of the Wom.n's philharmonic
Society. on SATURDAY.. February h. Al :
o'clock. IN Studio No. So. Carnegie Han
The second or tho series Of morning
musicals being given fOr tie benefit Of
the Free Industrial school ana country
Home for Crippled Childrcn. Mrs. Arthur
Elliot Fish. president. will be rendered
bv the Olive Mead quartet and Florence
Uinkle. soprano. Corinne Welsh con-
tral,o: Il. de Gvongyo- halaszy. pianist
and Max Herzberg. accompanies. 1icKets
may ne procured a. Tyson's and rom
Mrs. George o. cole, No. l1O west '"h
street.
The University OF Michigan Woman 4
Club held it, annual luncheon yesterday
at the Hotel McAlpin. Toasts were re-
spondcd 10 hv several representatives OF
alumnn clubs IN othel cities. including
Boston and Philadelphia. and musical
programme was given by Miss Vivian
Edwards and Mrs. Herman Il. Baruch
Mrs. Elizabeth +. Barcus had charge Of
both the luncheon and the musical pro-
eramme Mrs. James Maclay was toast
mistress.
Miss Janet T.. Richards Of Washing
ton, will give the second of her talks on
Current Events" under the direction Of
the Ely club at the Hotel Plaza or Sat
urday, February y. II 1896 "A. m. The
Ely club. which IL an alumne associa-
ton OF the Ely School. j. devotins the
proceeds Of the lectures 10 the clubs
work in the city. Tickets may be had
At the Hotel Plaza and At the clubhouse,
No. Sl6 Lexington avenue.
Monday Was literary day with tho
Professional Womsn's League. MAZDA
OF the day. and there was an informal
tax on tilt pidctlcal use OF INC TdTIta-
mcntarian" as applied to the leagues
own bylaws. The regular business meet
Ing of the lcaguc Will De held next Mon
day. At p. M. AT hcadqus rters, No. 1899
Broadway. During February there will
be two progressive euchrcs at headquar-
ters, one on February u, with Mrs.
David j. Hutchinson as chairman, and
one on February % with Mrs +. 7.
Shartle as chairman. Tickets are %
cents. ON February 2s the league will
hold a reception In honor Of it's twenti-