New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

| her topic Some Wrongs and Some HeHie-
dies in Industrial Conditions" After her
presentation of the subject there will be
discussion from the floor. At the execu-
tive board meeting of the woman >
Forum. held at the home OF Miss Lawton
an Tuesday. IL was decided to have the
ANIMAL entertainment on the afternoon Oh
Thursday. March q, at the Berkeley the
a,re The great success of the Forum
Eo,,ies" last year is we'll remembered
and cubwomen are looking Forward u al
.f,ernoon sure to be full OF unique anu
| amusing features.
rs seos;do Home for Crippled Children
Society will hold its first anhuai i''e'e
! y, 3 O'Clock on Thursday evening DIT .ne
, Hotel McAlpn. Miss Evelyn Eoidsn'i,"'
the president, will give report "a uno
cars work Other speakers VIII De IL
Thomas d. Wood. DR.. Henry Ling Iasioi
and DR.. Fred Fl. Albee.
The Federation of Child STUDY a"'
| rounces a course o. five lectures vi ."'
! UNEMPLOYMENT of the Moral NATURE u ''''
child by Professor Earl bar"e'' -"
s,,ccees,ve "Wednesday afternoons oesn
ming February -, at NO. "eSt
eject at 3:i5 o'clock. Professor bai"e
lii nrovide for this course mateflai Una
10. rovor used before on theories VI
,,,, c,,i,d.s moral nature, the grown "
- - Golf the slow recognition oi
tho law. the evolution from oecen
,ru,h telling. punishment ETC.
, ,,i,, no special rates TO teachers anu o."
Ant. Adjudication may be made 10 III
>,,..o,ary Mrs. Thomas Settler, NO. III
West 10th street.
,-,d.r the auspices OF the cannon
u,rarv Association, the Rev. Dr. Josep"
II WacMahon will deliver a lecture u,
..So,,,e Notable Catholic Feminis's
De,mon,co's on Wednesday aiterhoon'
I-o,,r,,arv 10 at 4 O'Clock. He viii take up
tine lives OF st. Ethelreda' 81 ie'e'
Catherine and Jeanne d arc
r,,o \eu. York Section OF the Oou',."
- rou,ish Women will hold It's reSu'"'
-. -, tho West End Synagogue vi
,,N,.,. 70 The subject scheduled lot
,,o.o,io,, &c THE Ideal Housewife
Professor L. II. sykes. dHeo'o, ~,
school, of Practical Arts. Ieacno''
Iepe Columbia. will speak on me
Asnoct of the Higher Educauo'I VI
on Miss May r. Van Arsda'e' az
ra,,hors College. will speak on oc'e"
,,so uousehold Management ana '"e
o.. Dr Rudolph Grossman VIII sp'"n
Ion.;st Woman in the Home
g. yor,, Section will have sp.o'"'
a,,,oo performance of Years OF D,'
.,,a,., on March II. Tickets may y
49, ,~,, Mrs u. w Richman, No. "i
West 10th street.
IN Washington's Birthday aoernoo" 80
- o'clock the Woman's PRESS o'uo
hold g.. annual press day at the wa
49,. .s,or,a. This Is considered ono ..
A. loot days o. the year. Inc pre-.
49,, founaed by little oahd u
newspaper women almost qua
century ago. Its first presidc''' "as
Mo Junc Croly. newspaper
Tho chairman of the day, MISS
JonerCan. announces the foilo"i"s Pr
orar,r,.. VIII Irwin will speak on yer
,o,, journalism" stephen Bush VIII us
c,ss .orhe Press and the Motion Picture.
". Katherine Moody Spalding VIII
sneak about The Woman on the 'ou''i
DaiIv." and Miss Julia b. Briggs VIII ,el'
:, ..ra,,or,al Work from a Woman ;
Standpoint" These two women arc 0'u'
members. Mrs. Martha Morton 'onheuh
Is 10 tell Of THE Responsibility oil 'hc
Press in the Making OF Nd''o""'
Drama and Miss Louise Hackney,
momber OF the Illinois Women's Press
Association of Chicago. will read De MUS
se,.s THE Door Must be Either Open or
shut" The two guests OF honor VIII De
Irwin s. Cobb. now OF The SATURDAY
Evening Post" and Franklin Matthew's
of THE New York Times Other news
paper folk will be present as special
guests.
At the meeting of the Daughters OF
Indiana in New York. 10 be held at the
Hotel Aston on Monday afternoon. James
Il. McAfee will speak on Practical
Philanthropy" and Brigadicr Margaret
Bowel. Of the Salvation Army. on Hands
Without Stones Mrs Betty Il. Barcus Is
chairman OF the day.
| Andrew jackson Chapter (New York
County, OF the National Society. Daugh-
ters OF 1872 gave a musical Tuesday for
the benefit OF it's patriotic fund. The af-
fair was in charge OF the special commit
tee. Mrs. Homer Lee. Mrs. Washington
L. Mann, and Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian,
! chairman Artists who contributed TO the
programme were Mrs. Grace Hartzell
Britton. Miss Caroline Neidhardt. Will
lam H. Keith and Don Richardson. The
officers of the Andrew Jackson Chapter
are: Regent Mrs. William II. Hotchk!ss:
first vlce-regent. Mrs. Katherine Martin:
second vice-resent, Miss Martha T.
Douglas; third vicc-regent. Mrs. Homer
| Ice: recording secretary. Mrs. j. Sparks
| Kress: corresponding secretary Miss
Flora L. Ryan; treasurer, Mrs. w. l..
Mann: historian. Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian.
! The New York Theatre Club will pre-
sent Grand opera as the subject of
the day at the social meeting Tuesday af-
ternoor at the Hotel Aston. The president,
Mrs. Belle de Rivera, has invited as her
guests the retiring board OF the cry
Federation OF Women's Clubs and the
newly elected ohicers. The guests OF
honor Will also include Nine. DE We're
Sapio. Nile. Mariana F'lahaut. Miss
| Minnie Tracy. Baroness Annie Fuehrlng
Won Strautz. Mrs. Alice Fisher Harcour;,
| Nine. Georgia Polacco. DR.. Emanuel Ba-
ruch, Signor Ronnaldo Supio and Nine.
Sophie Traubman. The programme Is