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

The clubs which were welcomed into
the City Federation for the first time at
the fall convention were the Mothers
Club of Public School l2S, Daughters Of
Michigan, Staten Island Junior Political
Equality Club Far Rockaway Womans
Suffrage Club, Hadassah Lodge, No. 9,
Independent order Of True Sisters; New
York Theatre Club, Southland Club, Big
Sisters Association of Queens County and
Brooklyn Training School and Home for
Young Girls.
The Women's Auxiliary to the rescue
work of the Salvation Army, Mrs. Will
lam Grant Brown president, will give a
bazaar for the benefit of the hospital
fund at the home No 31s East 18th street,
on the afternoons and evenings of No
vember ;, and I. The speakers for the
evenings are Frank j. Morse, the Rev
Madison c. Peters Dr. Josephine Baker
Miss Alice Smith, Dr. Walter c. Bentley.
j. c. Reynolds and Robert c. Hibbard.
on Thursday afternoon, Miss Florence
and Miss Mary Nash on Friday Miss
Hattie Williams will preside over the
Professional Woman's League table.
The miscellaneous table will be con-
Quoted by Miss Rosa Rand. assisted by
Miss Mazda Craiger, Mrs. Belle Gold
Cross, Mrs. Frances II. Abrahall, Mrs
Blanche T. Beckorf, Mrs. Russell Bas-
sett Mrs Frank Thompson Shartle Mrs.
Kijjie Masters, Miss Florence Brook. Miss
Edith Hamilton, Miss May I-eogh, Miss
Grace ADDISON, Miss Kate Wilson, Miss
Alice Brown, Miss Laura Hill Breyer.
Mrs. Adelaide G. Greenfield, Mrs. Leslie
Bengham Totten. Mrs. Albertine Persin
and Mrs Helen Harring.
The opening meeting of the Washington
Heights Society. d. A. r., Mrs. Stanley
Lyman Otis president, was held october
% at the Hamilton Grange, Convent ave.
nue. and 14lst street. The programme con-
sisted of greetings by Mrs. Samuel J.
Kramer. regent of Washington Heights
Chapter, y. A. r.; talk on Alexander
Hamilton by the Rev. George Ashton Old
ham, and songs by Mrs. Wright y. Half.
The first regular meeting of the Eclectic
Club will be held on Wednesday. Novem-
Der s, at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The members and guests Of the Ma
tional Society of Patriotic Women OF
America turned out in numbers for the
opening meeting OF its season held on
Wednesday OF last week at the Waldorf
Astoria The programme opened with
en- invocation by the Rev. Or. Canedy, OF
New Rochelle. and was followed by the
presidents report Of the work done by
the organization. which maintains many
classes with paid teachers, to instruct the
immigrant in patriotism. Professor Rob
ert Livingston Schuyler, OF Columbia Col
lege, spoke on The Education of the I'M
migrant" Miss Edyth May Clover, as
chairman of Music, introduced Miss Bes-
sic Kirby, who sang. Mrs. w. r. Stewart
was chairman of Hospitality, with Mrs.
George II. Gains and Mrs. William ID.
Beam assisting.
international Pure Milk League, Mrs.
Edward w. Hooke, president and founder
will mold its first public meeting of the
season on Friday afternoon. November Z.
at the Hotel Astor. The league has main
tanned Babies Milk and Child's Wei
fare Station, together with a Mothers
Club, all summer at No. 1918 Old Broad
way, under the Craftsmanship of Miss Rae
Dessell Miss Dessell will give a com
plete report of the work she and her
committee have accomplished, at the
meeting on Friday. The members of her
committee include Mines. Edward w.
Hooke, Horace A. Stokes. Harry X. Stin
son, f. w. bearing and Miss Dorothy
Stokes
About six hundred women will attend