New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-21

; the politics committee. Ten or twelve
members of the club will speak from
the floor on especially assigned sub
jects.
/ The Professional Woman's League,
I of which Miss MAZDA Cragen is presl-
dent, will hold its regular monthly
social tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the club rooms, 1899 Broadway.
The social will be made the occasion
/ of a celebration in honor OF the birth
day anniversary Of Mrs. Sol Smith, the
second president, who will be
/ eighty-fve years old.
| On Monday, March %, at 3 p. M, a
parliamentary quiz" will be held, and
all the friends of the league are cordl-
/ ally invited to be present.
/ The first of the Sunday teas at the
/ Gamut Club took place last Sunday
with Mrs, Susanna Westford Allen as
/ the hostess. This afternoon Miss Lii
/ liam Russell, the clubs vice-president,
| will be the hostess. The special feat
ure will be chat by Nine. Bertha
! Holley, who will talk on "Self-Expres-
sion in Dress and the Relation Of Color
to Personality"
/ This weeks lectures at the National
/ Housewives League headquarters, 20
| West Forty-hfth Street, are as follows;
| Monday, at 1890 a. m, Richard Web
| Der will repeat the meat-cutting dem
onstration that was given few weeks
/ ago; Tuesday, at $3.50 p. M, What
the Housewife Should Know About
Labels on Food Products" by d: .;
/ Hickey, chemist; Wednesday, at ll.3O
| a. m. ''Value of Canned Foods to the
/ Twentieth Century Housewife" by A.
/ c. Monagle, and luncheon ut l2;3O;
Thursday, at 2:3O p. M, conference on
/ the domestic service problems. MRS.
Florence b. Winton will tell Of the
/ School for Housemaids in Montclair,
/ y. j.; Friday, at II a. m, "The Value
| of Oil in Diet and in Cookery" demon
STATIONS and lecture, ar light lunch
/ con at 1890, and Saturday, at 2:3O
/ u. m. Mrs. j. w. Beall will tell the
/ Junior Housewives League how to COOK
/ bananas.
/ Yesterday afternoon the Rubinstcin
/ Club Mrs. William K. Chapman, presl-
denD gave its annual presidents day
al the Waldorf. An informal reception
preceded the musicale, and a collation.
followed the programme. This was the
largest afternoon affair ever given by
the club, with the exception OF the an
nual white breakfasts. The centre box
of the ballroom was reserved for Mrs.
Eugene j. Grant, president of the City
Federation of. Women's Clubs, and her
Officers and board of managers. Host
esses for the afternoon were Mrs. Ar
thur W. Corse, Mrs. Maurice B. Dean,
Miss Bessie Cornell, Mrs. George. II.
Danforth. Mrs. George l.. Darte, Mrs.
II. ]. Dittmar, Mrs. l. II. Fechheimer,
Mrs. C.. II. Gillespie. nrs. f. b. Nav
anaugh, Mrs. John Walden King, Mrs.
+ Charles p. Loeser and Mrs. A. NJ. Ley
poldt Mrs. Jesse W Hedden is chair
man of hostesses. Among the guests
we're John Purroy Mitchell, Mrs. Marcus
Marks, Mrs. William Cumming Story
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Mrs. Arthur
NJ. Dodge, Miss Florence Guernsey,
Miss Mary G. Hay, Mrs. W: I. Helmutn'
Mrs. II. II. Beach, Mrs. Harriet ware
Krumbaar. Mrs A. c. Fraser, Mrs. Lam
caster Morgan, Mrs. A. ". Palmer, Miss
Boswell. Mrs. Henry Willard Mrs. wen
dell Phillips. Mrs. A. VI. Blair, president
of the Rubinstein Club, OF Washington
Mrs. Frederick A. Abbott, president OF
the Musical Matinee Club, Of Philadel-