New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-23

tors Edgecombe avenue and ie0th street.
Four new members We're received into the
chapter. The delegation elected to rep
resent the chapter at the Continental
Congress, to be held i'm the week Of April
Il. 1919, i'm Washington. includes, in add
ton to Mrs. Kramer. the regent, Mrs.
Stanley J.. Otis. the treasurer Mrs. FRED
erick A.. Fernad. the registrar; Mrs. II.
CrosweIl futile. the historian, and MISS
Mary Elizabeth Lester. Fridays meet
Ing was addressed by Mrs. Thomas =
Wctmore. Mrs Wetmore spoke on behait
of the destitute Appalachians. y contii-
hutton To the cause was given by the
chapter from its treasury. II was voted
TO celebrate Chapter Day" with lunch
con at the Hotel Astor on Saturday, April
6. 1913. Tickets may be obtained from
the chairman of the social committee
Mrs Fairfield Mortimore, No 80 West
12-d street.
Long Island Society. Daughters Of the
Revolution. will hold their next sociaI
meeting at the Hotel ST. George. Brook
lvu Heights. Friday February -. at 2;d0
o'clock The hostessos will be Mrs. Her
b.,, y Henry. Mrs John &. Pease, Mrs
John Watson. Mrs. josiah t. Geran ME-
George f. Stackpole and Miss Katherine
Kowcnhovcn. Professor ferschel {. rar-
kor will make an address on "ClinplhS
Mount McKinlel~
The Kuickcrbocker Relief club VIII give
a flower bridge" together with SUI"
other games az auction bridge pIho0"'v'
five hundred and cuchre. at the wal
dorf- Astoria Friday. February ~ AT
O'Clock. Tickets are 81 each. ana pa
al each table will be privileged 10 se'ec'
any game they wish Prizes VIII ="
awarded To each table. meeting was
held recently at the home 81 the pres
dent of the club. Mrs. Camille birhoo'"''
No. S0S9 Broadway. 10 arrange ue'"''
for the affair Tickets may he hau ir'"'
these CAPTAINS: Mrs. FREDERICK = LEU
buschcr. Mrs -. -. Jones. Mrs. D. -
I-nd.groye. Ficldstone Park; Mrs. George
Leonard Fischer. Mrs. George Nessiau'
Nrs / +. Wells. Mrs. NJ. Francis Mrs'
= - Mile. Brooklyn; Mrs. n v
Richmond Mrs. William II. Aten Brook
lvn: Mrs. &. \. Place. Mrs. Nlcho'aS ~
Damn. Mrs. John n. May. Mrs. James -
Nelson. Brooklyn; Mrs Edward Low
Brooklyn: Mrs T.enore Birnbohm Dunn
Mrs Walter Grey Crump. OF the treas
urer Mrs. Louis Y. Soutnack. NO Ovs
West 9th street.
daughters OF ohio and the Iowa New
Workers viii give card party TO-
morrow afternoon. at c'o'h'
The residence Of Mrs. Raymond '. en
dclJ 10 90 Riverside Drive. Froceeus
will be- used to aid q younS W cs'e'' N''
to continue the study OF art here. one
hundred and twenty women attended '"'
entertainment Civ on FRIDAY Ias'
tt. hon. Of Mrs e. &. ShaYne. 40. ~
W.st End avenue. 10y the Daughters oi
Onto for the benefit OF their philah-
,hr5p.c fund. Mrs Ernest Kent Coulter
- the chairman Of th- committee.
Patriotism vas the subject at the meet
ing to be held by the National California
club Tuesday AT the Naldorf-AstorIa'
Mr.. Charles y Beck. chairman oil the
DAY. arranged the programme. onlce'H
of the or-auiza ton are Mrs. Thomas J.
Vivian. president. Mrs. William i.
stewart. Mrs Theodore Roberts. Mrs
Horny l.. Harrison. vice-presidents Mrs.
Geors. l. Gordon. recording secretary
Mrs. Louis ". Butler corresponding sec
r,tary. Mrs II. G. Isukota. treasurer
and Mrs Burke Muuday, recorder
TIL. wom,u's conference of the Society
for Ethical culture announces IA course OF
five lectures on The Religion Of the Ola
Testament" by Alfred W. Martin on
succcssi>. Thulsda afternoons. beginning
March e. AZ 80. West Ath street AZ
o'clock These lectures. though forming
an INDEPENDENT course. are iu sense
supplementary 10 a similar course held IN
the fall Mr.. Martin will take mp subjects
which he th-n had no time To cover
Hebrew MSS and English uanslauons.
the development OF monotheism and the
transition from the old To- the New Testa-
m.ut Application FOR course tickets may
be made to- Mrs. Thomas Setter. Seere-
tatr. ~ ~ West Tooth street Single
admissions are 20 be had at the door
Mrs George y Post. OF Breton Han.
gave a card party last week for the oene-
M OF the Nelghborhood Social and In
dustr.al club Among those pr sent "ere
Mines Ellsworth ChildS. Alexander
Walker. Nhert Price RELAY. Sherman
William. cecil \ Kidd Edwin Suiiiier.
Edward Nice. Biges. william Il. Meneely.
G. " stevens Edward Zabriskic T..
Loggle. Misses NJ. y Pennell and McCuc
and Mrs Frank H. Mise the clubs presl-
dent.
ON February % valentine carnival
ana blue evening will be given 10y the
Gotham club I'm aid OF the Home for
Homeless BOYS. II. &. Eva supcrin-
tcndent of the Home for Homeless Boys.
will give talk on the work OF the
home. and Judge William II. Wood and
Ms Iarriette NJ Johnston Wood will
speak Mrs. Elmer Black will tell about
"A Terminal Market System. New York $
Most Urgent Need" Mrs. Black is "A
member Of the advisory board of the
Terminal Market Commission Mary
Etheridge Chaplin will speak on "Concen-
tratlon." Major j. l.. Graybill will take
Abraham Lincoln for his subject and Gen
eral Loud will speak on Washington. -
Miss Lois Fox will impe rsonate an old
black NANNY I'm "Ole Black Sue and Her
Ghostly Lamp" and MIR. Eva Will be old
Black Joe Miss Jessie Fowler will dis
cuss Headlights by way of some