New-York tribune., 1915-02-21
CLUB WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES GROW
MORE SERIOUS. BUT YET ARE UN-
DIMINISHED IN NUMBER BY
THE ARRIVAL OF LENT.

o, Daughters Of Indiana in New
~ held q birthday fete on Monday
s,-,oon, February 10, at the Hotel
,s,, Mrs. John w. Paris acted as
s.,--sn. and had in charge the dis.
action Of prizes for the card games.
, rg,issl programme was given by
q, Charles Eaton Riegger, Miss Psnsy
,.s-u, and Charles Norman Granville.
-, Mary Gsrret Hay, the president,
"a Newton J. Gilbert made short sd-
lrsssss,
p. Gotham Club, Mrs. Algernon A.
Brooks. president, will hold a George
T,,bineton Peace Jubilee next Tues
;, evening at the Hotel Astor. The
...,kers will be General George B.
"a Bricadicr General James r..
os,;rre. the Rev. James b. Wssson,
y,;or James +. Graybill, William os-
m, Mcdowell and Miss Elberts K.
shplsy.
The las, in .he series Of lectures un-
70, the auspices Of the Home Econom-
:, Association VII, be given on Mon
-, March I. at 4:l5 o'clock in the
g,.r.w Technical School. Fifteenth
S..,st ard Second Avenue. Miss Emma
Winslow viii be the speaker, and her
aAjeet, Modern Aethods IN Market
1g"
Tss board OF directors Of the Ma
ssssl Society and the Charter Chap
~ Daughters OF the Union. were en-
..,.sined last Wednesday by Mrs. Will
tnR. Stewart az her home, 120 River
10 Drive. Mrs. Charles II. Masury,
--ssident general Of the National So
.,,v. called a business meeting and
,,po,nted the following committees:
Fse Mrs. d. p. Duffe, chairman;
s-anee. Mrs. Gerard Bsnckcr, chair
-,5. auditing. Mrs. 7. c. Prentiss,
4sirman: seal and certificate, Mrs.
gsrbert +. Davidson, chairman.
Nrs. George S.oueman, widow OF
Gsrersl George Stouoman, Of Civil War
one and NJ ono time Governor Of Cali
i,rris. was made honorary member.
n Frances W Nouc!. was elected state
agent Of New York.
Al the last meeting Of the New York
ROWING Society, held Wednesday at
b, Waldorf, Miss Florence Wier Glib
In. president, was chairman OF pro-
rrmme. The subject of the day was
Browning and Asolo," and the speaker
yiss Marie Ada MolineauX, Ph. d. OF
- Boston Browning Society. Robert
ssyen SchaugEler read his poems,
drowning" "The Music Master" and
The Scum Of the Earth A new set
M Of "Pippa Passes was sung by
ms Saulos, who kindly substituted for
Ws Veronica Glovcrs, the scheduled
sloist. "reminiscences were given by
sose who had taken the trip TO Asolo.
A discussion Of The Pure Food Law
"A the Protection II Affords led by
yr. Peter Sexton, chairman or cur
", events committee, was held at the
st meeting Of Post Parliament. he
m meeting is to be IN charge OF the
.tical science committee. Mrs.
Trles T. Dewey, chairman, will pre-
s,t for discussion the subject, Nv nat
II Pan American Countries Contribute
. the United States
Charter Chapter, Daughters Of the
Uson. was entertained on Lincoln 5
Birthday bv Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
gsbey At their home, 465 Riverside
Drive Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bsney we're Mrs. William r. Stewart,
agent Of the chapter, and Mrs. Charles
4. Masury. the guest Of honor. A leet-
ne on Wagnerian music was given by
Dr John S. Van Cleve, Of Columbia
University; a talk on Patriotism by
NJ. Thomas. Of the Board of Education,
and talk on "The Flag" by Mrs.
Nasury. Tea was served at oeiock'
With Miss Irene Stewart at the tapie'
DR.. George W. Jacoby will lecture on
Child Training as an Exact Science
before the Federation for Child study
West Sixty-fourth Street, on Wedhes-
:iy afternoon at 3:45.
The Theatre Assembly Mrs. J. Chris
'';her Marks, president met last III
iiy in the north and east bathrooms OF
n Hotel Astor. The soloists for the
session were Umberto Sorrentino,
larry Burleigh, Miss Peggy WOOD ana
Mss Adele Rowland. Through the
courtesy Of William A. Brady the hrs'
at Of "The White Feather was pre-
snted, with the following cast; Aisn
Nude, Arthur Elliott, Mabel Arcnaail'