New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
NEWS OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
There Seems To Be Much to Interest the Investigating
Mind in the Club Meetings Of this Month.

Shall l.. Havey. Mrs. William <. Diller.
Mrs. L. Holbrook, Miss Inslee, Mrs. Wa.
rem Aymar Leonard, Mrs. Charles NJ
Ford, Mrs. George NJ. Grote. Mrs. Daniel
II. Newhall, Mrs. ]. Lawrence Phipps
Mrs. Elisha f. Rich, Mrs. Charles u
Porcher and Mrs. James II. Purdy.
tn second concert OF the Rub!nstein
Club will be given on Tuesday evening at
the Waldorf-Astoria, under the direction
of W. r. Chapman. On the programme
will be Julia Culp, who will sing two
groups of songs by Schubert and Schi.
mann; Edmond Clement, who will sing
group of old French songs and the fol.
lowing numbers: Rondel. by Dubois; Ro.
nance. by Debussy; Menteuse. by Mas.
senet. and Mignonne, by Bruneau Duets
by Miss Culp and Mr.. Clement will be
"Therese." by Massenet, and Sous IA
Fenetre," by Schumann. Franklin Hold.
ing will play two groups of violin solos.
and the Rubinstein Choral will sing The
Dance" by lIoszkOwski; Rumanian Love
Song, by Samuel r. Gaines; ''Beauteous
Morn" by Edward German; The Swan"
by Saint-Sa 'The Elegy.' by Mas.
senet; "The Two Clocks by Rogers;
"Slumber Song of the Madonna by
Colin Taylor; Serenade. by Schubert;
Gently Fall the Shadows" and Ben.
demeers Stream by MildenbergeP;
Dvoraks ''Humoreske," arranged BY
Spross. and sung for the first time in
~. H.
tasy," by Paul Bliss, with tenor solo sung
by Edmond Clement. Supper will b
served after the concert, and tables may
&c reserved by application TO Mrs. Alex.
ander II. Candlish, No. 3l5 East ?ta
street
The New York Mozart Societys second
private concert will be held on Wednes.
day evening. February 10. in the grand
ballroom Of the Hotel Aston. Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell founder and president Of the
club announces programme, with Nina
Schumann- Heink as soloist
The Portia Club Of the City Of New
York. Miss Mary VI. Brenneman. presi.
dent, will hold a speakers day on Thurs.
day afternoon at the Hotel Aston. Mn.
Elmer K. Black will speak on The Wort
of the Terminal Market Commission"
DR.. Resale Slaughter Morton will have
as her subject Tho Health OF Women 10
Industry" Guests will be welcome.
A date and place for the auction bridge
tournament for the benefit OF the New
York Women's League for Animals have
been set by the dog brigade committee,
Of which Miss Elsie de Wolfe is in charge.
The time will be go o'clock in the after.
noon of Tuesday, March II, and the place
will be the ballroom OF the Hotel Ritz
Tickets. ~ 50 each. may be had from
Miss de Wolfe, at league headquarters,
No % West 10Th street. A number OF ad.
ditional prizes have been given by Miss
de Wolfe. Among the prizes are Chow
puppy, boxes to the Metropolitan Opera
House and TO various theatres. There
will be moro than two hundred tables.
Clio held It's first meeting OF the month
on Monday at the Hotel Astor, with Ms
George Warren Dunn. the president b
the chair. The topic for the day, The
Panama Canal" was introduced by The
chairman. Miss Vaieria Storms. The an
nual luncheon OF Clio will be held %
Wednesday at the Hotel Savoy.
The Civitas Clubs next meeting viii Be
held al No. IA Pierrepont street. Brook
lyn, on Wednesday at o'clock p. N. Dr.
Katherine Bement Davis. superintendent
of the Bedford Reformatory, will SPEAK
on Reforming the Erring Woman" the
hostesscs will be Mrs. Paul ". Pilene
and Mrs. Herbert y. Warbasse.
A lecture on THE Cnderfed Scno~
Child was delivered at the Womens Mu'
ncipal League headquarters. No. % IA" |
?9th street, on Thursday afternoon ak
o'clock BY Miss Edith Boughton, exec''
tive secretary of the Philadelphia MIA
COMMITTEES. Miss Boughton discussed 'ne
desirability Of the New York Board "
Education taking over the school lunches
The report that the English au'h0'
Beatrice Harraden. whose best Shv'n
book is Ships That Pass IN the Ns"'
and whose most recent work Is ou'
the Wreck I Rise" arrived on the MIME
waska on Wednesday IS not correct @''
Harraden originally booked her pass's'
on the Minnewaska. but at the ias' INV
ment cancelled il and sailed week iA''.
on the Minnetonka, due To arrive h'-'
Monday. When she and Gertrude A'".''s
speak on THE Progress OF Nohle"
the Authors Morning next Nednesda!
II o'clock in the Berkeley Theatre un'',
the auspices OF the League Tor ro"''
Education. they Will be Sreeteo "
number of representative women a''"o
who will occupy platform seats An,V.s
those invited TO be present are -,
Douglas Wiggin. Mary T.. wilkins IN
man. Edith Wharton. Ida VI
Josephine Dodge Daskam. Ellen u'ase0
Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Ruin Mop
stuart. Jeanette Glider Mrs. ca.
Van Rensselaer,. Charlotte PerNns
man. Mrs. Wilson Woodrow c""n
Thomas. Theodosia =. Garrison "s
Antin. Mary Johnston. Mrs. Mary h'"'
Austin. Amelle Rives and others.
A farewell reception for MIS- VA,
Bryce. wife OF the British Ampas.,s,
was given on Saturday afternoon, Va
ary Is. at the British Imperial Oiuo,
los East S0th street. by the Dausn.. 80.
the British Empire in the uni'eu ,.u,.t
The national president. Mrs. j. n.
Langstafr. assisted by the officers
order, received with Mrs. Bryce. me
gents of the chapters poured TEA -,r Z
drawing rooms of the clubhouse IN