New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25


The New York City Federation OF
\ Women's CluOs, Miss Florence Guern,
sew. president. will meet at Hotel
/ Aster, Friday. October 80. Morning
/ session will open at 10 o'clock, with
an invocation BY the Rev. Charles JEFF
1 ferson. OF the Broadway Tabernacle.
1 The chairmen Of the various commit
/ tees will make reports. Mrs. Emile
/ GlOgan will speak of the years work
/ OF the Federation Hotel.
/ The new clubs 10 be admitted are,
/ Charminade. Empire State Suffrage
+ League Flower Hospital Auxiliary.
/ Guild of the New York Medical Col
lege for Women: lnvincible Woman's
Suffrage League, Kings County Nurses
Association Norwegian Suffrage Club,
Our Star Woman's Suffrage League.
Rising Sun Suffrage League. The Asso-
citation Of American Women Of German
Descent and Women's Auxiliary Union
Hospital Of the Bronx.
At the afternoon session, which
opens at . o'clock, the guest of
honor will be Miss Mary l.. Reed. of
the School of Mothercraft and
Marcus NJ Marks. President of Man
haitian Borough.
The Betterment League celebrates
New York's tercentenary tonight at
the Union Church. in West 4Sth ST.
near Broadway. at o'clock. Mrs.
Elmer Black. the honorary president,
will preside at the discussion Of Amer
lea in the Present World Crisis" Gov
ernor Martin II. Glynn will talk on
international Peace" and William d.
b. Ainey on "The World in Arms.
Mrs. Elmer Black has chosen for her
subject "Woman's View Of War and
Mrs. Frederick Nathan will speak on
"Women and War" DR.. Josiah Strong
will give his views of world feder-
alton, while DR.. George W. Kirchwey
dean of Columbia, will point the way to
peace.
The Womsn's Republican Association
of the State Of New York will hold
reception and campaign meeting at the
Republican Club, 81 West 40th ST, on
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs.
John Francis Yawger is president OF
the organization. II is expected that
Mr.. Whitman and other candidates will
be present. Miss Helen Varick Boswell
and Miss Mary Wood will speak.
The courtesy of the Republican Club
has been extended to the organized Re-
publican women for several years for
an annual meeting.
The Phiomath Club Of New York
City held its ftrtnightly meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Charles 3. Bacon Mon
DAY. October 10. Papers were read
by Mrs. Elmer c. Cooley, on "The
War Of Liberation" and by Mrs Harrie
5. Lines, on Literary Forces Of the
Period
Minerva, Mrs. Mary Stokes MaeNutt.
president, will hold its first breakfast
n the Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow at
o'clock. It will be preceded by Dusl-
ness meeting at p, followed by
social hour at 9 o'clock. Mrs. John
Francis Yawger is chairman Of day,
Mrs. Horace Greeley Hart chairman OF
breakfast, and Mrs. Edward ". Hooke
chairman Of reception. Mrs. Eva NC
Donald Valesh will give report OF the
biennial convention. Mrs. Anna SteeSe
richardson's subject will be True
Equality in Marriage" Mrs. a. r.
Root will speak on "Witchery of Hal
ioween."
The Iowa New. Workers held their
first social meeting Of the season on
Friday afternoon. October %. at the
Hotel Astor. Mrs. James S. Clar kson
was chairman of the day. Among those
who spoke were Professor James Ross
Lynch, on THE Panama, racine IN, IN
ternational Exposition; Miss Edith
Rrownel on "The New journalism for
Women" and John a. Stewart. on
peace" The society, which was or
canized March ), 1908. has a member
Ship of nearly two hundred Iowa wom-
en- living in New York.
The Washington Headquarters Asso-
citation, William r. Stewart, president,
held its first regular meeting OF the
season at the headquarters on Tuesday,
October 20. Many gifts were reported
by the historian, and new members en-
rolled.
A nominating committee, of which
[ Mrs. Quash- Bunier is chairman, was
appointed to report to the November
meeting. A legacy of $500 was an
nounced by the president.
The Woman's Democratic Club, Mrs.
John Sherwin Crosby founder ana
president held its regular members
meeting on Friday at the Aston Hotel
"Democracy" was the subject for dis
cussion, Mrs. William Porter jenkins
acting as chairman. Delegates elected
to the City Federation convention 10
ne held on October 80, are Mrs. John
Sherwin Crosby, Mrs. James Moran and
Mrs. Ella O'Gorman Stanton. Alter
mates. Mrs. Franklin Donnell, Mrs. j.
ID. Beale and Mrs. II. &. Hollenberg.
Delegates elected TO the State Fedora
ton Convention, to be held IN Bing-
hamton, n. Y, from November to IL,
are Mrs. John Sherwin Crosby, Miss Nj.
Cecilia Gafney and Mrs. II. G. Hollen-
J berg. Alternates, Mrs. James Moran,
: Mrs. Franklin Donnell and Mrs. II.
J Abrahall Fifteen new members were
! admitted to this organization at the
last meeting.
j., The opening meeting Of the New
. York Browning Society was held last
!, Wednesday at the Waldorf-Astoria
n president, Miss Florence Weir Gibson
The subject Of the DAY was COLOMBO
Birthday" and after an interpretative
+ reading by the chairman. Mrs. Emily
= Farrow Gregory, it was thrown oper
Il for discussion. Other numbers on the
c programme were: "A Message from
5 Robert Browning Guild of LONDON
}, given by Mrs. Hugh Reid Griffin, the
. founder and first president of the
= American Woman's Club of London
y and report Of the twelfth biennia.
= convention of the General Federation
= held in Chicago, as given by Mrs
Frank N. Lupton. The ladies of the
" hospitality committee were Mines
J, Andrew Findlay, ir. John B. Stanch-
= field, Edward McC. Riggs, with Mrs
e John Jay Watson, chairman.
The National Society United State.
Daughters Of 1912 New York State
Chapter will on Friday, November 6