New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-29

l.. Kirby Parrish and b. b. Kirkland;
board of governors Mrs. Annie Il. De-
voc. Harry r. Drummond, j. d. Els
wirth, j.. $. Frazee, Colonel Thomas A.
II. Hay, Augustus g. Heaton, Miss Julia
Hume, G.. Vail Huppertz, Dr. LeGrand
Kerr, DR.. John Gregg Lester, DR.. A. S.
McAllster, Miss Harriet Ross, Joseph
Sackman, Mrs. Sara Keller Thomas
and Mrs. Lillian Walbridge; A. G. Hes-
ton, poet laureate.
Mrs Henry Hawkins is chairman of
"The New Workers" booth at "The Lit
tie Mothers Bazaar" TO be held at the
Waldorf Astoria on December >, after
noon and evening. Mrs. Hawkins and
the other members Of "The New York
ers," Of which Mrs. Henry Russell is
president, have been working all sum-
mer to make their table a success. Mrs.
Edward c. Cunningham and Mrs. John
Livingston Sardy will have novelty
booth at the bazaar. There will be
flower pavilion, at which Mrs. C. Al
bert Small will preside.
The Elmra College Club Of New
York will be entertained on Saturday,
November 4, at tea given by Mrs.
Leon T. lie Wald, the clubs new pres
ident. The tea will be held at Mrs.
lie Wald's home, 90 Claremont Avenue,
from 10 in the afternoon. There
will be music.
The Current Events Club held its
opening meeting for the season at the
Hotel Gregorian on October 90. The
discussion, which was led by the pres
ident, Mrs. Belle De Riberia, vas or
the topic claws for Women" A re-
cent ruling of Judge Wadhams was
discussed by the members. The Cur
remit Events Club has limited mem
bership of thirty-five, and meets on
the third Friday of each month.
Luncheon is served at / o'clock and is
followed by an informal talk IN topics
of current interest.
Mrs. James Daniel Mortimer, founder
and president Of the Beethoven Society,
gave a luncheon on Wednesday at her
home, 800 West End Avenue, for the
officers and board of directors Of the
society. Among those present wer'
Mrs. John p. Latin, Mrs. William
Schuette, Mrs. Louis Ralstcn, Mrs.
Irving Schmelzel, Mrs. W. Otis Freden-
burg, Mrs. Herbert Gamin, Mrs@ j. s.
Carvalho, Mrs. James +. Kelly, Mrs.
Dudley Van Holland, Mrs. Oliver C.
Field, Mrs. Joseph knight, Mrs Harry
Raphael, Mrs. j. Edward Mastn, Mrs.
Charles A. Flammer, Mrs. Thomas J.
Moran, Mrs. Richard +. Watkin., Mrs.
f. H. Wilmar, Nine. Aida T. Tagliavia,
Miss Ella Louise Henderson and Miss
Minnie Ross
On Thursday the first choral re-
hearsal was held. Louis Koemmenich
is conductor and Harold 0sborn-Smith
accompanist. Rehearsals will be held
every Thursday during the rirter
On November card party will be
held at 2 o'clock at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. Louis Ralston is chairman. On
November II the first musical and
dance will be given in the grand ball
room of the Ritz-Carlton.
According to a recent bulletin issued
by the New York State Woman SIiTrage
party, Westchester and Long Island
folk in large numbers will rotor into
town on election night TO attend the
suffrage ball at Grand Central Palace,
and, incidentally, to hear election news.
The list of box holders and othe-
prominent persons who will be present
at the ball includes Mrs. Willard d.
Straight. Mrs. John Blair, Mrs. Fred
erick Edey, Mrs. Victor Sorehon, Mrs.
Egerton L. Winthrop, Mrs. Joseph s.
Stevens, Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw, Mr..
F. Louis Slade, Mrs. George Blumen-
thai, Mrs. Daniel Guggenheim. Mrs.
Warner VI. Leeds, Mrs. James Byrnc.
Mrs. Charles L. Tiffany, Mrs. Henry
Wise Miller. Mrs. Sumner Gerard. Mrs
Gordon Norrie, Mrs. Lydig Iloyt and
Mrs. Norman de r. Whtehouse.
Because of the approaching election,
bazaars and holidays which require The
attention Of so many OF its members,
the Congress OF States Societies has
postponed the November reception and
dance until after New Years Day
The next meeting, States Day"
will be on Friday, November ;. the
programme to begin at o'clock, after
a short business meeting. The states
represented are Maine. New York New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana.
Illinois, Michigan. Missouri. Nebraska.
Oregon, California, Colorado. Texas
and South Carolina and Connection.
Women Of any Of these states now
visiting in New York are .ardially
invited TO attend the meeting. which
will be held at Hotel Aston.
The Daughters OF Michigan IN New
York will hold their November meeting
on Wednesday, November I. Al the resi-
dence of Mrs. Edward II. Mckee, $50
Congress Avenue. Brooklyn, at o'clock