New-York tribune., 1913-11-09

tram Harding and Miss Maud Nyman.
Mrs Harding will be the clubs hostess
on November II.
OF special interest this week is the
Woman's Alliance meeting in tho Church
OF the Messiah. 3ith street and Park ave
nue.. on November TO- at 3 p. m. Speak
ers will be heard on the forward move
ment OF the New York League. The
headquarters Of the Middle States and
Canada Conference and the New York
League are AT No. l0i East 10th street
Manhattan. where all visitors in the city
are most cordially invited to rest and
meet friends.
The Daughters Of Ohio. Elizabeth Cow
dy Baker president had their first meet
ing Of the season with Mrs. Bament
chairman, AT the Waldorf-Astoria, Octo-
Der l3 The second meeting on November
10. will be a musical afternoon. Miss Be
atrice McCue, contralto, who Will sing
some OF the numbers, Will be chairman
The society has planned and Is looking
forward To a social winter that VIII be
fun and interesting. The topic Tor De
cember will he Art; for January, Liz
erature." and for February. Drama.
on November % the annual luncheon. and
January the annual dance will be held,
both al the Waldorf-Astoria. There VIII
also be many social gatherings DURING
the winter at the residences OF members
Of the society. one being costume party
In the large studio OF Mrs. Elizabeth Cow
dy Baker. at No. l35 East 66th street
For the benefit OF the Free Industrial
School and Country Home for Crippled
Children. Mrs. Arthur Elliot Fish preSi-
dent the third annual series OF muSlcais
will be held at the Plaza on the second ana
fourth Mondays of February and March
This year the musicals will be afternoon
functions, the hour being 3 o'clock. Mrs
George Oscar Cole Is chairman and treas
urer Last years series under her leader
ship were musically, socially and nhan-
cially successful. and most OF the FORMER
patrons have signlfed their intentions Oh
becoming members this year. Among the
artists who will appear are MISS flor-
ence Hinckle. Lambert Murphy, Leo Er-
sdody. Curtis Burnley. Maurice Redder-
man, Nine Dimitreff, Miss Louise Voigt
Reed Miller. Nine. Nevada Van der Veer
Mrs. Edith Chapman Gould, Paul keter
Carl Morris. Emory Randolph, Mrs
Charles McDermott. Miss Mildred Dillins
and Charles Gilbert Spross.
The object OF the Central Christian
Mothers Union, Mrs. Charles +. Stoweii'
president Is the religious development OF
the home, and the scope Of the work is
observation-disclosures educational and phil-
anthropic. Under the last heading the
greatest achievement has been the equip
ping and financing of the only Infants
milk depot in Albany.
Miss Helen Varick Boswell. president OF
the Womans Forum, is In Rochester as
the guest OF Mrs. Gardner Raymond ana
is being much entertained by well known
Rochester women. Mrs. Raymond and
Miss Boswell will go on TO Buffalo to at
tend the convention OF the New hork
State Federation of Women's CluoS.
reaching there on Monday to attend the
dinner given By the Buffalo women in
honor of Mrs. William Tod Helmuth OF
New York.
The Current Events Club. Of Rossville,
Staten Island. met Tuesday, November 4,
with Miss Margaret Colder. Two mem-
bers were appointed tc attend the Council
of Clubs to he held at ST. George. No
vember %. The delegates appointed are