New-York tribune., 1913-11-09

ems club. the Daughters OF Indiana IN
Society OF New York state Women the
Texas club. the South Carolina Society.
the Daughters Of Michigan. the Nauoha'
Society Of Ohio Women and the Ma
tional California club. Besides THESE
there were many other states indlcateu
by tables. the largest single state repre-
sentation being a body OF eNilcs from
Colorado. The South was represented py
delegations from Tennessee. virginia
Louisiana. Alabama and the Carolinas.
The dates of the other musicals are
Saturday afternoons, December % Jahu-
airy H. February q. March Il. ana April
Is The three evening concerts OF the
season take place Tuesdays. December -
February q and April q
4 stereopticon lecture was given 10 the
Froebel Society last Monday In brooklyn
hv the Rev. St Clair Hester, rector OF the
Church Of the Messiah in Brooklyn. Inc
lecture was IN the form Of an illustrated
travelogue and portrayed some Of the
wonders OF Japan as viewed by Mr.. Hes
Ter IN MS recent JduH'o ''' ''''
country. The programme was In chafge
Of the ex-presdents OF the Froebel 80
ciety. Mrs. William Mills was the chair
man. The musical features OF the AFTER
noon were contributed by MISS Liliius
Robinson. accompanied by Miss Grace
Kaline. who took the place Of Eunlce
Rockwell, who was not able to be present
At n dinner given in the state Apart
ment of the Waldorf-Astoria THURSDAY
night George G. Boldt entertained the
Council of the Pennsylvania Society ana
the Council of the Society OF fenh-
syIvania Women I'm New York. at which
the organization OF the latter society WIS
completed.
Among the guests were Mrs. Alexander
T. Patton, president OF the Womens 80
ciety; Mrs James Henry Darlington, MtS'
James NJ. Beck and Mrs. Rudolph Blank
enburg. it's vice-presidents Mrs. William
Harrison Brown, It's secretary and treas
urer: Mrs. James Kerr. Mrs. John MarKle'
Mrs. Frederick II. Eaton. Mrs. Henry T.
Dawson. Mrs Richard Theodore Davies
Mrs. David Bennett King, Mrs. Roger
Lewis and Mrs. Henry w. Shoemaker
The officers of the Pennsylvania Society
present included Henry 7. Davidson
William Harrison Brown, Frederick H.
Eaton. the Hon William L. Hensel, the
Hon. Theodore p. Shonts. William Gug-
genheim. Richard Theodore Davies, for
mer Governor Edwin =. Stuart. DR.. James
Gayley and Thomas T.. Kirby.
The Society of Pennsylvania Women In
New York is an outgrowth OF the Penn
syIvana Society. but has been organized
as a wholly independent body and not
as an auxiliary. II plans to have an an
nual dinner on the same night as the
dinner of the Pennsylvania Society. the
members occupying the boxes in the mems
dinner hall for the speaking. Although
the formal organization OF the society has
just been completed. nearly hundred
women in New York and Pennsylvania
have become members OF 1t.
The society will hold its first annual
dinner in the Waldorf-Astoria on Decem-
Der Is. in conjunction with the fifteenth
annual dinner OF the Pennsylvania So
cety.
Mrs. j. +. Taylor. OF No. l5i Halsey
street. Brooklyn. entertained the Colonial
Club. of which Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards
is president. at a luncheon on Monday,
November 3. Among the members pres
ent were Mrs. Henry Walton Carter. Mrs.
William Grant Brown. Mrs. Il. b. Wit