New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-02

anu CyntnA ftIIIeL.s inc nns'sh tio' SINS
ins old English folk songs accompanied
by, Miss. Cynthia EULER ON the, Irish harp.
Sotfc Of the Candidates OF fheNechool will
act little play. and the vocational No'N
of tte school MIL bs !eXhibIted for SAL
This 'school'is the only one caring Tor I've
cripplcs OF the upper East Side. The er-
Srskinmchll Isl tisihf:st enlarge the work
Of the Summer home at Bartow-on-the-
Sounff ,NhraA A1ort% oE-FIN cripples are
given s'-two months outing every sIni-
slil/ 1<I.Hc-
Tn. Ladies Christian Union VIII hold
its usual. devotional meetings every
Wednesday until May in the chapel of the
.foliesiaie. @aYEeh, Ei(tn avenue and isth
affect AZ III Sfaatef7 tn leader will &c
/: MF f, afGy!. !; s s (
The Equal Suffrage League Of the City
Sf New :asprk rFll meet at the Hotel Aston
on Friday. March = The business meet
ing will take place. AS usual. AT 2:i5 p. M,
aftsr' which thsse will. re. q diseussion OF
industrial conditions. .Nrsr, Frederick
Nathan will be chairman. The:Tosra
consists Of. the following aadresses: Fire
Hazards in Stores. and Factories. ny
Miss Frances Perkins. secretary OF the
safety committee: Some. Experiences
Cleaned in CannGrles Last summer Il!
Miss Mary Chamberlain. assistant; secre-
tafy OF the New York City Consumers
League: Strikes and What They Mean
by Miss .GcHrude,. BaraIo,. and Peace
Protocols" by Dr.. Henry Moskoritz' .,
A, bridge party ,tor .Ihe benent of the
Arlington Monument Fund ,was gwen on
Friday afternoon : February 3, by the
United Daughters Of The .Confederacy.
New York Chapter Mis-. James II.
Pa rher. president, On March 5 the chap
ter will give another entertainment.
The subject Of, the nrst IF tho course OF
me JtiaureS %, the .rtnsi3h of the Oh
Tss,s,rannt ,te: bo pySp eysi Alfred w
liar ,in 80 the sNomens Conference the
Society Ser .4.thieai; Cnltrc,wii he He
brew Manuscripts. ..and. 'EMsith Transla-
tons of the Old Testament" II will he
held in the assembly room OF the meet
ing house. No. West S;th street at
O'Clock on Thursday afternoon. Otner
lectures in the course are: What DO
We Know About Moses The Origin
and Development Of Hebrew Monothe-
ism" The Influence Of zor"sstrianisr,
on Judaism" and The Transition from
the Old Testament TO the New
o;,,> of tho
,,.s,., I~.,,rc,, =, ,hc pubiic Forum
6irccted tho conference at the child Wei
fare Leagues exhibit at No. So Fifth ave.
nh, or Thursday afternoon. The meeting
oronod ui,b arecent,on at O'Clock. the
oaon,i.,oo h,i,, Nrs Maleton Hi
49, M-s uoynar, ua,comb Mrs.
-. u,r;,h, Ms LYMAN Nichols.
ra.h;r. rirs >,-,.r p Farou-
mar Mrs Arnola 'i,arsti FIs it'np -. u,s
AZ, Warren ,sp!tQ,:MIs 3Ssps' ~ go .,',...
MISS 19He' iho'"psoh
culver, MRS, pa''d h,rn, I'm, MFs y Jon" cor.
49,, No. vi, xsissn 49, .N.s. lane
! EtpndEst MTa fEssEs; ,,; VS. p. .a,
o@S, MICS n1',. .. ~. ,..,,soons ,,;ss
i,o:s''e 1.;, ,na &c. .nra c.r,;n sncncer
As"es M. S'a., .na. 49, so,I,, cen,ro
100 1900 80 ,,.r ~ ,hs mora nro,cc.
800 ,,,o,st' .anc.t,on ~ the. com.
49,. - A.. lH.1,,,rI uor,o, .roke on
Limit INN 49, GO, c..,r,s"
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F, The election of officers Of the New
|. York colony. OF .thc National Society Of
! New England Women was held at the
/ Waldorf Astoria on Thursday afternoon
Those elected were: First yice.president
! Mrs. Hamilton F. Downing: second vice.
president. Mrs. John Francis Yawger: as
| sistant treasurer. Mrs. John r. Fox; as
| sistsnt secretary. Mrs. Stephen D.
stephens. hoard of managers. Mrs Grit
| 9Th r; Williams. Mrs William r. Eakins
Mrs. Edward stsndsh Robinson and Mrs
Theodore Trelinghuysen Seward.
.Dr; kopert brnce SiHrk'' ihis'o' VI III.
Chuch OF the, Purita1s'. 1Soth street aho
Fifth avenue held patriotic service for
thsr pserhcr11pa )Sm nheVolo'lon OF 'he
STATE s&tY ;aorEk MS LVereu NJ ray
nor. Recent. The Fourth COMPANY y.
G. N.-Y.lfASiaNlRobert Mazet' TN kcgl'
ment, acted as -aQarn or norer. Dr. ROD
ert Bruce reja4 detfystdd'.a11 address.
4 THE :Dec1aratoa's Of Independence was
I. read" by the STATE Regent. Mrs Everett
Al Esynor. After sing ing, :.F!1e STIR Span
! gied Banner"'the poBrthConpanE oHered
the color guard salute 70 the nag zap
tain Mazet Responded. TO-, the thanks OF
the. president general '2Ars~'N1arence L.
Bleakley. and 10 The salute or the STATE
! Regent Mrs Everett NJ Raynor
Ar,nng Tho invited ,,,es,s were Mrs.
"e '"o ,'eu 49,,
Clarence i. Bleakley, President General
Daughters OF the Revolutions; Colonel Asa
Bird Gardiner. commander Of the Mill