New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Delegates and slternates we're elect
ed for the state conference. TO be held
at 0swego November and 6.
The Cambridge Club will hold it's
next meeting tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
A. T.. Fraser. 226 Quincy ST.. Brooklyn.
The subject for discussion is The
Psychological Word" Margaret De
land.
The Philomsth Club, Mrs. Samuel
Babcock, president. will meet to-mor-
ow at the home OF Mrs. Elmer c.
Cooley, 3G2 Riverside Drive. Papers
will be read By Mrs. william c. Met
,slfe on The Holy Alliance and Met
ternich," by Mrs. Charles B. Bacon. on
The Brothers Grimm and by Mrs:
Dwight L. Hubbard on "The Vision Of
he Aged Goethe
The Betterment League, Mrs. Nellie
;. Van Slingerland, founder and presi-
dent, has arranged a series OF free
1ctures which are being given every
evening except Saturday at its new
leadquarters. IL East 35th st. The
ubiect for this evening will be "Ab-
tract Psychology and the Psychology
cal Effect OF the War Upon the Next
Generation Tomorrow evening the
opic will be "Heredity and Prenatal
Influence" At all OF these meetings
mere will be an open forum. Other
subjects will be announced later.
The National Society of Ohio Women
gave a luncheon last Monday at the
Hotel McAlpin. Mrs. Z. X. Stewart was
chairman of the day. The guest Of
honor was Mrs. Miltonells Beardsley.
The luncheon was followed bya musical
programme.
The State Democratic Forum, Inc.
Mrs. Robins A. Leu, president, Will
have a regular meeting at the Hotel
Assor on November 5, at 2:30 o'clock.
The principal speaker will be Mrs.
Anna Wilcox, supervisor Of the con
mutation classes Of the Department oil
Education.
Mrs. William Porter Jenkins, first
vice president of the Forum, will give
a talk on Training Women for Polit-
zeal Service" Mrs. Harry Hastings,
chairman OF the committee on civics,
will talk on "Civics and Their Relation
10 Women"
Several chairmen Of committees
were appointed at the last meeting,
among them Mrs. Harry Hastings,
chairman of the committee on civics;
Mrs. Mary NJ Lilly, chairman OF the
committee on open markets; Mrs. h.
McElrop Capp. chairman of the press
committee, and Mrs. Anna Hahn, chair
man OF the civil service committee.
The National Opera Club, Nine.
Katharine Evans Won Klenner, presi-
dent, attended the performance or
The Jewels of the Madonna" the sec
ohd in the series, Thursday, October
%, at the Century Opera House, and
Will attend LA Boheme," the third in
the series, Thursday. November 5.
The officers of the club are Nine.
Katharine Evans Won Klenner, presi-
dent; Nine. Clementine De We're Sapio,
Nine. Bernice de Pasquali, Nine. Flor
ence Milford Hunt, Miss Minnie
Tracey and Mrs. John Kurrus, vice
presidents; Mrs. J. Willis Smith, sec
ietary; Mrs. Ida Powell Priest, treas
uer; Mrs. Sydney q. Prescott, CORE
spending secretary; Miss Katharyn
/ F. Fendrich. assistant corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Florence +. jenkins
: historian.
The Clio Club, Mrs. Charles Milton
Ford. president, held a meeting at the
Hotel Aston on Monday.
The topic, Women in the Profes-
I sions," was introduced by DR.. Alice
| NJ Spence. chairman of the day. DR.
/ J. de la VI. Lozier spoke on Women
/ in the Medical Professions; Mrs
James Keith Summers, on "A Prin-
cess of Java" and professional Pos
sibilities in the Domestic Field" was
discussed by Miss Mary L. Read, di-
rector of the School of Mothercraft.
The delegates elected TO the City
Federation are Mrs. Charles Milton
Ford, Mrs. Herbert f. Lindsey anc
Mrs. James Degrasse Shipman. The
alternates are Mrs. Halsey, Mrs. FRANK
,E. Thompson and Mrs. Elliott Lock
wood Brown.
The Women's Henry George League
of New York will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Wednesday even
ing, November 4, at the club rooms, ~
| West 42d ST.
The first musical of the season of
the New York Mozart Society, Mrs.
Noble Mcconnell founder and presi-
dent, will be held on Saturday after
noon next at the Hotel Aston. The