New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21

OF songs by contemporary composers,
accompanied by Mrs. Edna Burnside.
Miss Constance Collier, the Mistress
Ford of Silvio Helms production of
MERRY Wives of Windsor" will give
talk on the women Of Shakespeare be-
fore several of the women's theatre and
Shakespeare clubs at the Park Theatre
Friday afternoon, January 26.
The Theatre Assembly, the Three
Arts Club, the Business Women's Club
and the New York Shakespeare Asso-
citation are among the womens clubs
who held box and theatre parties dur
ing the week at the Park Theatre to see
merry Wives Of Windsor"
The Theatre Assembly Mrs. j. Chris
topher Marks, president) will hold a
luncheon and committee meeting on
Thursday, January 20, at Lussier's Res
taurant at 1 o'clock. Plans for the
activities of the assembly in the COM
ing Actors Fund bazaar, which is TO be
held at the Grand Central Palace from
May to May -, will be discussed.
The members of the committee are as
follows: Chairman, Mrs. Andrew Jack
son Cobe; associate chairman, Mrs. Ed
ward II. Wells; recording secretary,
Mrs. William lie Baron; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Alfred U. Keedwell;
treasurer, Mrs. William Maxwell; audi
tor, Mrs. Henry King; chairman of card
parties, Mrs. Douglas Barnes; associate
chairman, Mrs. Charles Neidner; chair
man OF donations, Mrs. Charles Meyers;
associate chairman, Mrs. George Cornis.
A tea was given to the executive
board of the Harmony Fellowship Club,
the Riverside Castle Club and the
Woman's American Club by Mrs. Will
lam b. Smith, president of the three
organizations, on Tuesday, January 9,
at her home. Mrs. Smith entertained
the Knickerbocker Relief Club on Jsnu-
airy IS, their social day.
The Womsn's Democratic Club of the
City Of New York MRS. Charles D.
Hirst, president) is planning a special
programme for it's neat special meet
ing, which will be held at the Hotel
Aston. Friday, January 20. at $3.50 p. m.
II is in charge of Mrs. Mary f. Smyscr
and Miss Amelia Someryillc. Among
the artists will be Marguerite Timber
lake, soprano, and Edwena Seeligson
and Mrs. Gottchalk Bryant, pianists.
Mrs. Julia Goldzier will give recita-
tions, with Delsarte demonstrations.
The State Democratic Forum, Inc.
MRS. Robins A. Lau, president), will
have its annual meeting and election at
the Hotel Aston on January % at $3.50
o'clock. This will be meeting for
members only.
The Stonewall Jackson Chapter,
Children of the Confederacy, will hold
its regular meeting at the Hotel Lu-
cerne on Saturday, January q, when it
will be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Richardson, members Of the chap
ter. This will be social meeting, with
dancing to follow. Miss Mignion Crusel,
first vice-president, will entertain the
chapter in February in her home, and
in March Mrs. c. Young will entertain.
Miss Ruth Hall Is chapter president
and Mrs. Robins A. Lau vice president
general.
The James Henry Parker Chapter.
U. ID. c. Mrs Charles .. Goldsborough,
PRESIDENT, held a regular meeting on
Monday in the home of Mrs. +. r. Her
bert, 42O West 12lst Street. Reports
were made of the general convention,
L. d. C., by Mrs. Goldsborough.
For other club notes see page I. section 4
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