New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-02
NEWS OF .WONiEN'S C>EUBS
The Mid:Lenten Entertainments Are Chiefly -Philan
hrope in Benefits Seem to Hold the Atten-
2 ton eI Many Of the ActNs=tflub Woman.

Thursday, afternoon. This schooi mas eA-
isted for only little over year but mas
already, made its place in the. community
1t provides 4 Course Of training where In
the environment Of home, with the chill
,duen IN the .kindergarten ,apd nursery
Young women may study the craft Of the
mother. for the vocation OF homemaker'
mothers 4sastant or social worker with
children. The training is made as COM
nrehcnesvet AZ the life Of the child. "
includes Child psychology and child
hysiene theJcfrf Pf the oaoy aho l'.T
child the principles of child training ss
expressed by Frobel. Montessori, and emil
nent American EDUCATORS; eusenics ana
the sociology of the family: de,etlcs,
ceokink,t .ssttnf, shouschoid management'
all with reference TO the needs OF the
child tn,tne home III
Miss Mary l.. Read is director of the
school, William d. Brush is treasurer ana
Or. g. Josephine Baker is secretary. The
committee arranging for the beneht con-
aists Of Mrs NJ. Dryden Brewer, CHAIR
r,xn: Mrs 'George-W. 4\lger. Mrs. o. d.
-. NJ Baker. Mrs Henrietta j. Howard MIS-
MARY Crittenden Percy. Miss Jane Day ano
Mrs. J. f. Langstan. Among the patrons
and patronesses are Miss Jessie woodrow
Wilson, Mrs. Felix Adler, Mrs. John Bates
clark, DR.. and Mrs. Henry 4. Champion
Mrs. y, j.. L. Woodbridge. DR.. and Mrs
> Frank Damroseh, Miss Lucetta Damen'
g. ,c,harlss H. Diston, Mrs kmanuei EN-
q, ,tAtA. Mr.. Cyrus W Field. Nine. Johanna
GaasKi. Mr.. and Mrs. Gatti-Casazza' Pro-
f. .fes.or Franklin IL Giddinss, Miss VIZ
Sania. !Gildersleeve, Mrs. George; D.. 1onIo'
Miss Flerence Guernsey, Mrs. Luther HI
Quick, Mrs e.: II. Hartman, MIS-
> Borden Hartman. Mrs. Robert e. niger
,s,oll'N Mrs. -Lauterbach. DR.. Rosalie, 3.
Morton. Mre Frederick Nathan, MRS
Isaac n, Rice. Mrs. Theodore Rooseven,,
If. MIS-. Il. r.. Scaser, Mrs. Y. g. SINK:
hoNtch.s Miss- t3lsrs 8. Spence, Mrs sam
. uA tntermYAiy Mrs William h, Van
: serbfit. Mrss,, Hapiy Willard. Mrs Esertoh
L. Winthrop. ir. Or. and Mrs Ira, ?.
Vile.
Auxiliary No. 4. Of Stonywold sani-
tariur,, will hold its annua! card party az
The Hotel Gotham on Monday, Marcn ~
Manhattan Chapter, D. A. f., MIS- VIII
liam Cummings Story, regent Will hoid
reception at the Plaza Hotel on the even
ing OF Monday, March "a
The annual fete for the teneht of the
;S.u, York Association of the Blind will
lie. given at the Hotel Astor on the even
ing OF Tuesday. March 70. The proceeds
will be used 10 help pay the DEBT sun
resting upon the Lighthouse
The Government Club (Mrs Belle dc
Rivera. presidenp. will hold its first
March meeting on the morning Of the
" 1ith, At the Hotel Astor.
The New York State Association Op-
,nosed 10 Woman Suffrage will mold
meeting at the Berkeley Theatre on the
evening of March s. The speakers VIII be
, Everett p. Wheeler, OF New YORK. ana
MESA 1T. Parker, Of MASSACHUSETTS,
There are few reserved seats at 81 eeen'
IN other seats are free. -.
\ regular meeting of the PortiS Club
Miss Mary NJ. Brennoman, PRESIDENT
viii be held at the Hotel Astor on Thurs
GAY, March s. at 8 O'Clock. The topic r"r
discussion is, When Docs Real Property
- Become Personal. and Vice Versa Inc
chairman of the afternoon is Mrs.rL
,roId Stern. The question box will be in
charge of Mrs. Charles d. Durkee.
talk on the Communal Benefits from
Municipal Markets was given at the Por-
tia Clubs last meeting by Mrs. Elmer L.
Black.
The Ohio Society of New York will EN-
der a reception at the Hotel Plaza on the
evening OF Monday March 10, TO the
wives and daughters of its members, the
members of the Daughters of Ohio in
New York and the members Of the Ma
tiona Society of Ohio Women. The DE-
.csp1or, and, p1sical will be. followed by
- l,torsral dsncinH in the grand ballroom of
- the ,lsotei; ,:3'-a .
.s':sMfy. f;e6rfS Warren Dunn president,
presided at ire regular meeting OF the
: q-,yo Club, .bsid at ths Hotel Aston. on
Nonday .i7ifft 1.-THE topic. The cnnd
ftf,st IL pifferent.' was. introduced. by
Mrs. Henry Walton Mooney, chairman of
INC day-@Nies. Carrie W. Kearns spoke OF
s"The Deaf: .Cinhd"; Miss Gertrude. e.
Bingham. The Blind Child: Miss Eliza
beth Farrell, $ The, Mentally Defective
Child and Miss Olive Jones, The In
. xONIBfDle tMios MIS-. INoOcit -iop6SA
= Yang; she was accompanied by Mrs. j.
Henry Mckinley. Clos annual luncheon,
held on Wednesday al the Hotel Savoy,
took the form Of a celebration OF Wash
ipgton's Birthday. The honorary members
ofsthe club were the guests of the club.
:. The subject for discussion at Fridsy's
meeting Of the Century Theatre Cl1o
Mrs August Dreier, president, was Com
edy.' Mrs. Edward Watson read the pa
per Of the day. Mrs. Charlotte BOYD FL
bridge sang Two groups. OF songs md
Miss Jessie. Watson read a obe-act ui9s
Miss Jessie Watson read one-act
play by Horace "Annsley Watched. ON
wednesday, February g. a large num-
Der. of members afforded The Play
boy Of the Western World and ar
rangements have been made by Mrs, 4.
G. Calder jr., chairman OF matinees FOR
the clue, 10 see Joseph and His Broth
rem" on Wednesday. March 10Th. At she
next members meeting, on Friday Maten
"A, Charles II. Caf1n,v art and dramatic
critic. win De the principal speaker of
the afternoon.
,THk Vassar Students Aid Society tNew
York City branch, Mrs Frederick Lore
keays. president. held the third social
meeting of the season yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock in the Assembly Room
IT the Waldorf Astoria, Fifth avenue and