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Of New York. Mrs. william Gerry slade
president and the acceptance on behalf
Of the Seamen's Church Institute by its
president. Edmund Lincoln Bayles. The
dedication by the Rev. Archibald X.
Mansfield. ~. ~. was followed by pray
ers and an address by the Rev .Georgc
Il. Van DE Water. There were also
hymns.
A Christmas dance for the benefit OF
the scholarship maintained by the light
Horse Harry Lee Society. Chiidren
American Revolution. in the Southern
Industrial Association. will be held on
Tuesday evening, December rs, at the
Hotel Gothem. II will he under the
patronage Of Mrs. Robins A. Lau. Mrs.
Homer Lee. Mrs. William II. stewart,
Mrs. Joseph 4. Enslow. Mrs. Ralph A.
Amador, Mrs. John J. Fields. Mrs Simon
Baruch. Mrs william T.. Fitch. Mrs.
Augustus e. Corby, Mrs. W Ninson. Mrs.
Herbert =. Brown. Mrs. Harrington
Emerson. Mrs. Joseph l.awlor and Mrs.
Charles +. Tcrhune.
Tho guests OF honor will include Mrs.
William Cummings story. Mrs Thomas
j. vivian, Mrs. John II. Dorm, Mrs
James n. Mortimer. Mrs. John Fowler
Trow, Mrs. Livingston r. Schuyler. Mrs
Leonard l.. IIi.l Mrs. John u. tianey
and Mrs. James a. Allen. The hoor
committee. Of which Miguel y. de Aguero
will be chairman, will include Homer
lee. Jr.. Ridley Enslow, Charles H.
Boetwick. Jr.. Leander Lee. Edward A..
Corby, Walter W. Arrowsmith, Jerome
f.awler, Egerton H. Ninson. Kenneth
Ffske, J. Wilbur POWELL Graeme q.
whytlaw. Herry Russell browne, Jr..
william Robert stewart I'd. willard
Smith. Ralph Amador. George J. Carr
Frank G. Pouton and Charles VI. Lee.
The annual musicale OF the National
California club will be held at the Wal
dorf on Tuesday evening. The chairman
~ rnusic, Nine. Lena Doria Devne. will
have charge Of the programme. The
artists will include Mrs. Beatrice Fine,
soprano Miss Louise Staliings, soprano :;
saxton Smith. tenor; Graham Harris.
violinist. and Miss Norden. pianist. Mrs.
Kate Vashti Baxter will he the accom-
panist. The meeting will be held in the
evening instead Of afternoon and the
business will be called at ! 80 o'clock.
On Thursday evening the st. Cath
er4nc Welfare Association held its reg
ular monthly meeting at the rooms OF
the organization. l42 West 125th street.
The chairman of the class on political
study Mrs. Bibbard. made n report on
nendII or tnat ClNSS. ana MISS hutcnli-
son. chairman of the public meetings
committee. also spoke. Peter Donovan
delegate to the Constitutional Conven-
ton for the Twenty-frst Senatorial dis
tf,ct, also addressed the meeting. st.
GATHERINGS Welfare Association ad-
vocates suffrage for women.
Its advisory committee includes Miss
Janet Richards. Mrs. James II. Gibson.
Mrs Mary &. Brown. Miss Jane Camp
ha11 Cnupfpsa Narin Mrs Ie r
Warren. Mrs O'Shea. Mrs. Dudley Field
Malone, Mrs. c. o. Haines. Mrs. Will
lam A. Prendergast. Mrs. Joseph !.
Berry. Miss Katherine A. Mccain and
Mrs Ella OGorman stanton.
Colle.e club week was observed this
past week by the College Settlement at
?5 Rivington street for the purpose of
making the public acquainted with the
work and needs of the settlement There
were invitation teas on Tuesday at the
residence Of Mrs Paul Daerwald. ~
West Forty ninth street. and at the resi-
tence of Mrs. Charles +. Merrill. 925
Park avenue.
On Wednesday Miss Helen Mahie Of
summit. y. j.. was the hostess at an
invitation tea and Barnard alumne were
entertained on Thursday by Mrs. Adol;
Openhym. 35o Riverside Drive. A tea
was also given on Thursday at the
Packer Institute In Brooklyn and Mrs.
John Bates Clark gave tea on Friday
for Smith alumne at 4s5 West End
avenue.
Other events OF college settlement
week included a subscribers meeting al
the Women's University Club. l06 East
Fifty-second street. on Monday after
noon. when Miss Ruth Draper gave q
number Of readings. A recital was