New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09


among those who spokc w,r, Mrs GEORGE
W Hodge. Nj Joseph 'as.' and Nj
Honu Cooper
III, .o,.,,, tor Political stud. viii hc.'
its ariHoi. rle.iin4 Ioi Lisa election "t
officer. 80 'hc liotel Aston "u Iu"sa''
an,ruoon ..fv .-.
PREPARATIONS ar, coirg ou tot ,h. 80 .u-
ty.-cycuth anniversary iuucH.'I "i ih-
society 60 loo ely5r ou March -' Many
ciuow omen hl1c already ,n-'t,l tables.
Nirs. Noule Mcconnell h'- charge "i in.
musicA. pros ANNE
the Eoy Mab. Irwin spoke 900 .Iha
M,th,r ami tAo Race" 80 Thursday IS
meeting of th, Legislative L'asu"
Miss He.cu Narck Boswell president Of
the Womaus Forum. and Mrs. Hoy
Emory Fletcher. chairman OF tnr voc1-
tioual traininr committee 81 tl'c Forum
have boon .p,nding q week Ia Massachu-
sc,ts eonsultinc with Dr. Meyer Bloom
1cld. Mis- Wentworth and other Boston
authorize on this subject. While there
thcy were entertained 10y the Woman'5
club. OF Worcester. the Twentieth Cen
tury club OF Boston, ana Other "'Eauizd-
ti,ns. Miss Boswell was especially in
yit.d 10 attend the hearings before thu
l., ,,islaturc ON th" widowed mothers pen
: sions and other bills OF q welfare udtur"
The committees Of tho IOrum interested
IN the annual entertainment of April .
; lac "a
rious stunts which are 60 bC presented
hy The members will begin this week. lu
addition to Miss Iarsh Prcblc n indian
and Chinese sorss. Miss Dorothy Her
nance has been secured To- give Nor
vcgiau folk.ours boz tho national 'os-
| tune with Blronces Won Elsntr at the
piano. The programme os planned has
some striking features.
Miss pcwIng Woodward explained the
4 American Painters and Sculptors ENhi-
I litiou IT tho 5gtl Regiment ArmorF 10
! the members of the Womdn's Press cub
( 1T the Waldorf yesterday afternoon. Miss
( Woodward spent many years among the
I Paris studios aud has studied under sev-
cral celebrated French painters. Her in
3 depreciation of the cubist and impression
istic schools was based ON her study OF
various methods, both IN the United
State and abroad
| The Washineton Irving High school tor
Girls entertained the New York League
of Unitarian Women on Friday. February
Is. at a special meeting with an oNposi-
| tion ii their vocational work William
! McAndrcw. principal of the school. gave
an address on Tho Daughter of the
! Family." The regular meeting of the
league was held on Friday. March :. 1T
An Souls's Church. Fourth avenue and
18th street. Two addresses were given
one by Mrs. Leon \. Harvey. on
! "Euckcn's Visit TO America and the
other on "Oricntal Understanding OF the
Bible 10y the Rev. ~ NJ Rihbany
| Many seats AT tables were sold ycstcr-
day by Miss Elsie de Wolfe tor the auc-
ton bridge TO be- held nest Tuesday after
noon at the Hotel Ritz for the benefit
of the Now York Womcn's League for
Animals. The dog brigade committee.
which has the affair In charge, expects to
realize III the ncishborhood of {,,50o from,
the sale OF tickets. Among those who
have taken tables from Miss Jc Wolfe a,
the leagues headquarters, No - West
10Th street. are Mrs. =. r. Alexander,
Mr.. Mortimer BROOKS. Mrs. Storrs Wells,
Mrs. George Gould. Mrs. james Spcycr,
| Mrs. James \. Burden. Mrs. William
Douglas Sloane. Mrs +. w Vanderbilt.
Mrs. Bourkc Cochran, Mrs. Fairfax
| Landstrcct MR.. &. {. Cuylcr, Mrs Lewis
Nixon. Mrs George Blumcnthal. Mrs.
| Archer VI. Huntington. Miss Anne Nor
gan Mrs Henry Clews. Mrs. Ormond c;
| Smith. Mrs. John Aston. Mrs John
MaGee Miss Annie Jennings, Mrs. r.
Suffcrn Taller. Mrs Henry W. Taft Mrs
Paul Morton Mrs. William +. Sheehan
Mrs. William r. Douglas. Mrs James
Brown Potter Mrs. Randolph GuSgen-