New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
of Especial Interest This Week Are
Elections OF Delegates to the City
Federation Convention to Take
Place February s.

4 baUgh. Mrs !. Hunter, Mrs +. Osbon
Mrs. VI. Van Camp. Mrs. Reuben Dodd
Mrs. +. Colhurn. Mrs. VI. Bogert. Mis-,
f ~ Wood. Miss NJ Walker. Miss Tur
J. ser Miss Holkins. Miss VI. Griswold
Miss F. Acker Miss Bohde and Mis-.
y. Disbrow.
Grand Opera" will be the subjec,
for the next social meeting OF the
New York Theatre Club. Mrs. Belle dc
Rivera. president. 10 be held on Tues
oay al the Hotel Aston. The guest
OF honor are Jacques Coini. director
OF tho Century Opera Company. and
Nine. Co.ni; Nine King Clark, Nine
Lorctto del Vale. Mime. Alberto Car;na
Miss Adele Rosenthal. Nh. and Mrs
Henry Weldon. George Curzou. Wi
helm Augstein. Mrs Hugh Reid Crit
fin. founder of the Club OF American
Women in London. and Miss Adelaide
Prince. Mrs. Louis Ralston will he
chairman OF the day.
At the regular meeting OF the Won
ans Forum, held Friday morning I'm
the East Room OF the Waldorf-Astoria.
the subject Social Insurance" was dis
cuSsed by j. w Sullivan. chairman OF
National Civic Federation.
Clio held its first meeting OF the
new year on Monday at the Hotel As
tor, with the president, Mrs. Charles
Milton Ford, in the chair. Mrs. J..
Henry Mckinley opened the pro-
gramme with piano selections. Mrs.
Thomas f. Shook. chairman Of the
day. introduced the speaker Ernest
Johnson, who spoke Of his friend Tho
American Humorist. Mark Twain"
Al auction bridge was given by New
York Chapter Of the Mary Baldwin
AlumuT Association last Monday a.
the home Of Mrs. r. Sloan Young, l22
Riverside Drive. Assisting Mrs. Young
were her daughter, Miss Cora Young;
Mrs. George W. Felter. chairman, and
Mrs. Lester A. Wernery.
The State Democratic Forum Inc.
Mrs. Robins A. Lau. president, will
have meeting Of its class in the
study OF Democracy on Saturday even
ing. January %. az s o'clock, at the
home Of the first president, Mrs.
William =. jenkins. A27 ls- St. Brook
lyn. Senator Griffin and Patrick T..
Callahan will be guests of the club and
will speak. After the class an IN
formal reception will be held.
The Bel-Canto Club will hold its
next informal reception at the Wal
dorf-Astoris on Saturday, January %.
Countess de Castlevecohio is chairman,
and will present the musical pro O..
grammc. Mrs. Benno Bcchoff. Miss
Esther Cooney and Miss Fannie Goldie
will form the reception committee.
Last Saturday the president. Nine.
Beatrice Goldie, entertained the mem
bers of the club at her residence. At
the business meeting on Tuesday even
ing the following delegates and alter
mates were elected to represent the
club at the convention of the City
Federation: Delegates, Nine. Beatrice
Goldie. Mrs. William Winter and Mrs.
Lillian T. Schmidt; altemates, Mrs.
Eleanor Walker, Mrs. Lima kreuder
and Mrs. II. J. Ekman. The club unani-
mouslv Endorsed Mrs. Thomas II. Slack
for first vice-president of the City
Federation.
The monthly musical Of the Dixie
Club will be held in the grand ball
room Of the Hotel Aston on Thursday
AILeIHOOUs JdHAoAs 80 ~ W.
ment will be in charge OF Mrs. Henry
Pierceson. Mrs. f. L. Malcolm and
Mrs. George Gilmore. The soloist for
the occasion will be Percy Richards
the bass-barytone, well known in the
opera houses of Italy and Sweden.
The Federation of Sisterhoods, Mrs.
Samuel Elkeles. president, Will hold
its nineteenth annual meeting at Del
monico's on Wednesday afternoon al
900 o'clock. The guests Of honor arc
Mrs. William Einstein. founder and
honorary president; Mrs. John Purroy
Mitchell. Mrs. Marcus NJ. Marks, Miss
Florence Guernsey. president New YORK
CITY Federation Of Women's Clubs;
Mrs. Leopold Plsut, Mrs. a. y; Cohen
and Mrs. Elmer Black, president OF
the Peace Society. The speakers Will
be Marcus NJ. Marks, Morris D. VALID
man and Mrs. William Grant Brown.
The Cameo Clubs presidents night
is scheduled for Thursday at the wal