New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-07
WITH THE FORMATION OF THE RED
BAG SOCIETY CHRISTMAS
CHARITY WORK HAS
ALREADY BEGUN.

education, had the programme. In
charge.
The speakers were DR.. William G.
Barbour, of the School Of Commerce;
Miss Henrietta Rodman and DR.. David
Feldman, 81 Curtis High School. Mrs.
Richard Dooley, accompanied by Miss
VI. A. Young, gave a cycle OF songs.
Hiss Bessie Brundsgs gave several
violin selections.
The illuminate Club, OF Brooklyn,
held its regular monthly meeting at
the Hotel St. George on March 1. The
president, Mrs. Mary Stokes MscNutt.
was in the chair. The chairman Of the
day, Mrs. William c. Gleason. pre-
scented as speakers Miss Josephine Ives
and Mrs. NJ. f. Finney, both OF whom
talked on The Peace Question" The
Battle Cry OF the Mother" by Miss
Angela Morgan, was read by Mrs. Fin
ney.
The Theatre Assembly, Mrs. J. Chris
TOPPER Marks, president, held dis
cussion of the play "Polygamy" on
Friday at the Hotel Aston. The COM
mittee in charge Of the discussion in
cluded Mrs. Julian Edwards, Mrs. E.
w. Whitfield, Mrs. Rebecca Friedlsnder
and Mrs. II. W. Joy. Music was feat
ure of the afternoon. About 200 men,
bers and friends attended q perform
ance of ITO nights the Night az the
Shlbert Theatre Tuesday evening. The
next theatre party will be March 10 az
the Comedy Theatre TO see "Phe White
Feather" Mrs. Frank Edversrd Hall. Of
936 West End Avenue, is chairman OF
theatre parties. The next social day
will be held in the Grand Ballroom OF
the Hotel Astor Friday afternoon,
March 10. Over 400 members have been
admitted TO the assembly during the
! last month.
Invitations have been sent out 70
members OF the women's committee OF
! the New York Peace Society in the
name Of Mrs. Walston Hill Brown,
! temporary chairman, for a meeting 70
be held at her residence, III East
! Twenty-frst Street, Tuesday afternoon,
March Is. at 3 o'clock. The committee
was organized several years, ago, with
Mrs. Samuel Untermyer as chairman.
1t is proposed at this time TO reor-
/ ganize the committee, 10 enlarge its
scope. TO elect a permanent chairman
, and to decide upon plans and methods
for extending the influence Of the So
! ciety, especially among women, AZ this
time of world crisis.
/ The membership includes the follow
/ ing women: Mrs. Robert Able. Mrs.
/ Linden W. Bates, Miss Cecilia Beaux,
/ Mrs. Edwin II. Blashfield, Mrs. Eugene
b Boissevain, Mrs. Walston II. Brown,
/ Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, Mrs. Melbert b.
| Cary, Mrs. John Bates Clark, Mrs. r.
/ Fulton Cutting. Mrs. Robert Erskne
I Ely. DR.. Virginia c. Gildersleeye, Mrs.
/ Daniel Guggenheim, Mrs. Benjamin
! Guinness, Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
| Mrs. Alonzo B. Hepburn. Mrs. Josicka
/ Imre Herczeg. Mrs. Edward Ringwood
/ Hewitt, Mrs. Hamilton Holt. Mrs. Gil
bert f. Jones, Mrs. Charles Ram Ken
nedy, Mrs. George W. Kirchwey, Mrs.
( James r. Mckee, Mrs. D. Randall Mac
! liver. Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris,
/ Miss Madeline O'Brien, Miss Mary J.
/ Pierson, Mrs. George Haven Putnam,
( Mrs. William B. Rand, Mrs. George c.
| Riggs, Mrs. Lewis Livingston Seaman,
! Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, Mrs. Mac.
/ Donald Sheridan. Mrs. James Speyer,
! Miss Ida Tarbell. Mrs. Henry Willard
and Mrs. Schuyler Warren.