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

, man. presidcnt will hold meeting on
January 20 at the WaldorfAstoria. when
| patriotism will be omen for general dis
cussion
! Minerals (Mrs. Mary Stokes MacNutt.
presidenD January meeting Will be held
at the Waldorf Monday, January B \
| large attendance is desired, as 1t is a
meeting 10 revise the bylaws. The bust
ness meeting will be called at II o'clock.
| Luncheon will be at ! o'clock-Mrs. Ed
ward Jenkins. chairman. At o'clock the
social hour. at which time the chairman
of the day. Mrs. Henry Martin Bickweil.
assisted by Mrs. George W. Beckel, Mrs.
/ Neptune and Mrs Smythe, will present
the programme At $50 p. m. on January
| % Minerals philanthropic committee VIII
give a dance at the Hotel McAlpin. The
| chairman Of tho committee, Mrs. FRANK
| A. Peteler and her assistants are engaged
with plans for the event Tickets may be
! had from any of the following committee
Mrs. Kathrine Martin, Mrs. Robert Cart
wright. Mrs. Horace Stokes, Mrs. Richard
Rodriguez Mrs Edward Balback, Mrs.
| Addison J. Rothermel, Mrs. Frank f..
| Hadley, Mrs A. e. Bage, Mrs James Nc
Culagh, Mrs. George F'inck. Mrs. j. F.
Taylor and Mrs. Edward jerks Mrs.
James McCullagh, No. 222 Riverside Drive,
is. treasurer
| Mrs. Laura Ellsworth Carson, of the
Noman's Political Union, New York City,
gave a lecture on Equal Suffrage at
/ Ron
Men and Women's Political Equality
League of the Womens Political Union
LIST Senatorial District Branch, Port
Washington. Long Island, January 3. New
members were enrolled; also members
| from Roslyn. Long Island. Notwlthstand-
! ing the severe storm. good attendance
showed the interest in votes for women
on Long Island.
The Harlem Philharmonic Society of
the CITY of New York (Mrs. Rastus Seneca
Ransom, PRESIDENT will hold its third
musical OF this its twenty-fourth season
! In the Aston Gallery OF the Waldorf-As-
! tora on January 10. Miss Alice Nielsen,
OF the Metropolitan and Boston opera
companies, will sing at the concert Re-
/
and chairmen OF committees The ushers
| for the day will be Miss Edna Haasen,
, Miss Genevieve Schreiner. Miss Hazel
Guild and Miss Edith Haskin. They will
carry punches of Killarney roses. The
thirteenth annual breakfast will follow
the musical In the grand ballroom.
! The next meeting Of the Woman s
Forum will be held on Friday morning
January 16, IN the assembly room OF the
! Waldorf Astoria at l045 o'clock. The sub
| iect for discussion will be Society and
the Criminal" and will be presented by
| Professor George w Kirchwey, vice
chairman Of the New York State Prison
Reform Commission, and DR.. +. Stage
Within, executive chairman of the Ma
! tional Committee on Prison Labor. The
discussion from the floor. which is always
a feature OF the Woman's Forum. prom
! ises to be of unusual interest. as the sub
| iect Is one which clubwomen are MAKING
a study OF Just now. Mrs. Charles ,.
whitman. wife of the District Attorney,
and Miss Mary Garrett Hay, also mem
Der OF the New York State Prison Reform
!
day. Miss Boswell will preside.
The reception committee for the Cameo
Salon on January 10 at the Waldorf-As-
toria will be Nine de VauX Roger, Nine
Esperanza Garrigue Mrs. Fairfield MORT
more. Mrs. George II. McCandless, MIS-
Elmer E. Black and Mrs. Cornelia Slinor
Arnold Mrs Fairfield Mortimore VIII DC
the delegate from the Cameo Club at the
! New York City Federation OF women
Clubs on February 5 at the Hotel Astor
The union committee. Mrs. Adrian Var
rington. chairman. was in charge or the
meeting OF the Froebel Society held nj
Froebel Academy. Brooklyn on January .
Mrs. David Buchanan gave her report OF
the meeting OF the New York state Fed
Grafton OF Women's Club. which met in
November. 1918 Mrs Ida Mills told a
story called "A Fool and His Money.
Four songs were sung by Mrs. William II.
Hendrick. accompanied by Mrs. Stuart
| Close.
! Cambridge Club met for Its regular
study meeting at the home OF Miss At
kins. No. SCI Willoughby avenue, Brook
! lyn. on Monday January .. The subject
for the afternoon was the Minera
Wealth OF the United States sub-topic
| OF the general topic for the year "Conser-
walton" In the absence of Miss Lazelle
| chairman for the afternoon, the president.
| Mrs. Rogers. announced the programme.
The first paper. written by Miss Lazells
and read by Miss Anna Hoagland. was
n survey OF the minerals Of tho United
States. and included a reference to the
source and production OF radium. The
second paper. by Miss Mabel Parker
treated OF the human side OF the subject,