New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-07
[APPENINGS IN THE RANKS OF THE WOMENS CLUBS

"Thc Artists View OF This Poem" A
discussion from the floor will follow.
The music for the afternoon will be
given by Mrs. Newton Soper and Mrs.
Marguerite Valentine.
The study class of the society, under
the leadership of Mrs. H. c. NJ. Ingra-
ham, chairman of literature, met last
Wednesday, with Mrs. Raphael A.
Weed at the National Arts Club
through courtesy Of Mrs. Fanny Rowell.
On the evening of Friday. March II.
Light Horse Harry Lee Society. Chill
dren of the American Revolution, Mrs.
William X. Stewart, president, will give
n Mi-Careme dance for the benefit Of
it's scholarship fund. which has been
used for several years 10 support schol-
arships at Christ School, Arden, n. c.
Through the courtesy Of Mrs. William
Arrowsmith the dance will be held at
her home, POS West Seventy-frst Street
On the reception committee are Miss
Marguerite Arrowsmith. Miss Elizabeth
Fitch, Miss Irene Stewart, Miss Mar
garet Howell, Miss Dorothy Shipman,
Miss Myra Stewart, Miss Isabel Elmer
son. Miss Frances Vinson and Miss
Venice Lau. Mrs. Herbert de Somerby
Brown is chairman.
The foor committee will include
Walter Arrowsmith. Richard Ester
brook, J. Wilbur Torill, Kenneth Fisk,
Charles II. Bostwick, jr., Edmund A.
Corby. Jerome Lawlor, Ralph Amador
and Miguel F. dc Aguero, jr.. chairman.
The guests Of honor will be Mrs. Will
lam Cumming Story, president general
of the Daughters Of the American Rev
olution: Mrs. Everett NJ. Raynor, state
regent Daughters of the Revolution;
Mrs. William Tod Helmuth, Miss Flor
ence Guernsey and Mrs. Thomas j.
Vivian.
The Philomath Club Of New York
City met at the home OF Mrs. Edward
Dclamater on Monday, March /. Mrs.
Jerrie 7. Durham read 8 paper on
Mrs. Samuel Potter gave q reading OF
"Magda," by Hermann Sudermann.
The Gotham Club will hold bust
ness meeting Tuesday, March 8. at the
residence Of the president, Mrs. Alger-
non Brooks, Hotel Wellington. The
topics of discussion will be Suffrage
and "Peace." Mrs. Edith Tyler will
read peace song written by Miss Mar
guerite Anderson.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
New York State branch of the Shut-in
Society will be held at headquarters.
81 East Thirty-fourth Street, Friday,
March ~, at II a. m. Public cordially
invited.
The Gridiron Dinner-Dance Club will
meet at the Hotel Astor, Tuesday,
March Q, at p. m. Mrs. Mary Traut-
man and other club presidents are to
be guests Of honor.
The Clio Club, Mrs Charles Milton
Ford president, will meet az the Hotel
Aston tomorrow at 3 p. N. Mrs. John
Jacob Hopper will be chairman of the |
dav. Mrs. Charles Duane Baker, hon
oaary president Of Clio, will be the !
speaker. and her subject, New Land !
marks in Literature" There will be |
exhibition dancing by the Misses Hop
per.
The League Of Advertising Women |
will feature the "Made in America
movement at its annual banquet to be
held March i6. The speakers will be
Mrs. Harriet Edwards Fayes. d. Leroy
Reeves. Mrs. Honore Willsie and +. j.
Vessels. Mrs. Christine Frederick will
be POSTMASTER. Further particulars
can be obtained from Miss j. j. Martin,
secretary. West Forty-ffth Street.
Manhattan Chapter, D. A. r., held It's
February meeting at the Waldorf-As
toria. the regent, Mrs. Livingston Rowe
Schuyler, presiding. After the regular
business and reports of committees,
Mrs. Bond Stow, member of the chap !
ter and president Of Auxiliary No. of
Little Mothers Aid Association, told Of
the work done by the Loving Arms Day