New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

are under tho chairman
ship Of Mrs. Nelson II. Henry. and in
clude Mines. Ernest X. Adee, Fritz
Achelis, Henry Clinton Backus, Francis
8. Bangs, Sydney Dexter, John N: Dick
inson. Arthur ". Dodge, Robert Fulton
Cutting, Countess Ella Festetics, James
X. Hayden, c. II. Hslcomb. Howard
Henry, F. r. Hewitt, J. II. Halden, X.
b. Lapham, Francis Griswold Landon,
Charles r. Lamb. Peter B. Olney, c. z.
Overton, Benjamin Nicoll, Robert X:
Prentice. Henry Seligman, Gustaf
Stromberg, Robert Sturgis, Z. Q. Trow-
bridge, Schuyler Van Rensselaer,, Ever
EFT p. Wheeler, De Witt Clinton Falls
and the Misses Dorothy Haight, Mary
l.. Hayden, Anna l.. Herrick, Eleanor g:
Alice Hill Chittenden.
| chairmanship OF Mrs. Philip Hiss, are
Mines. Philip Bartlett, Charles NJ.
Chaplin, Richard Colt. Paul Cravath,
Howland Davis, John Farr, Frank Hage-
meyer, Edward X. Hewitt, Herbert JAG
quelen. W. Beals Rendell. George II.
Macy, Pierre Mali, c. C. Overton, Will
lam II. Parsons, James Remsen Strong
I Henry c. Sturgis, Richard Trimble and
Waldron Williams.
The Professional Womans League
/ Miss MAZDA Craigen, PRESIDENT, will
hold a card party in It's clubrooms,
1899 Broadway. tomorrow, at 2 p. m.
/ The chairman Of the day will be Mrs.
Louise Campbell Stern.
The league will hold its second Sc
res of plays on Thursday, Friday and
! Saturday evenings. March 25. 26 and
| 81, at 3 p. M, in its auditorium. There
will be three one-act plays, as follows:
"The Second Story Man" by Upton Sim
! clair; Five O'Clock in the Morning"
| the Soul" by Giuseppe Giocosa. The
members Of the committee include
Emerine Campbell Yates. Rosa Rand
| (chairman), Blanche Beshoff, Edith
Fanny Ranger, Maude Banks, ]. II. T.
| Stempel. Elsa Grogori. Louise Camp
| bell Stern and Nine. Mathilde Cottrelly.
/ The Association Of American Women
I Of German Descent Miss Edith A. Ref-
/ fert, founder and PRESIDENT, will have
social meeting at the Hotel Astor at
, p. m. Monday, March Is.
DR.. William Walker Rockwell, Of Co
/ lumba University, will deliver an ad-
/ dress on England" and Miss Ray Bev-
! eridge will speak on Germany" from
an American woman's point OF view.
The Cambridge Club will hold its next
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock, at the residence Of ,.rs. Charles
/ A. Sackett, 387 Grand Avenue, Brook
! lyn. The subject Peace" will be dis
cussed by Miss Marie Tilden Barrett.
A business meeting, followed by a
social meeting, was held by the Wash
ington Headquarters Association at the
Jumel Mansion on Tuesday, March 3.
Mrs. y. Taylor Phillips presided.
/ Major George Haven Putnam gave a
talk on the career of George Washing
ton. and Samuel W. Wandell talked on
the life of Aaron Burr. A musical pro-
gramme followed.
The LEAGUE Of Advertising Women
will hold its annual banquet next Tues
dav evening. The speakers will be Mrs
Harriet Edwards Fayes, fashion and
textile expert; D. lie Roy Reeves, au-
thority on baseball; Mrs. Honore Will
sic and +. j. Vessels. Toastmaster
Mrs. Christine Frederick This is the
only dinner of the year when men and
women interested in advertising fore
gather and meet men and women promi'
nent in business. Information may bs
obtained from Miss J. J. Martin, secre
tary, . West Forty-ffth Street.
The Harmony Fellowship Club, Mrs
william p. Smith president, gave {
third supper dance for the benefit o
It's philanthropic fund Wednesday even
ing in the north ballroom OF the Hote
Astor. Over three hundred and fft,
members were present.