New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-06

VIII be readings b. Mrs. EDWIN MOTT
Whitfield, vice president Of the Dixie
Club. The meeting is free and the
public is invited.
The annual social feature Of the
Rubnstcin Club, heretofore always
called the white breakfast, was held
yesterday in the grand ballroom Of the
Waldorf-Astoria. and in accord with
the national spirit was celebrated as
the red, white and blue breakfast.
The tables, at which were seated
about twelve hundred white gowned
women, were decorated with white
lilac, apple blossoms and American
Beauty roses, each plate having a
standard before it holding silk Amer
lean flag, the souvenir Of the occasion.
Young women ushers, with shepherdess
crooks gsrlanded likewise. directed the
guests and members to their accorded
places.
Mrs. William Rogers Chapman. pres
idcrt Of the club, now in its thirtieth
year. with the guests Of honor, held a
reception JUST before the breakfast.
which was served at noon. After
breakfast a programme Of exhibition
dancing was given. An orchestra Of
twcnty under the direction OF Fendrich
furnished the music. The afternoon
was ended by general dancing, 10 which
gentlemen were invited.
The guests Of honor were Mrs.
Charles s. Whitman, Mrs. George T.
Guernsey, president general D. A. r.
Miss Julia Culp, Mrs. John Miller Hor-
ton, Mrs William Grant Brown, pres
ident State Federation; Mrs. John T..
Yswger. president City Federation;
Miss Florence Guernsey. Miss Helen
Boswell, Miss Mary G. Hay. Mrs. 4. ".
Palmer. Mrs B. Prince. Nine. Sem
brich, Percy Granger. Nine. Rose
Grange. Herr Stengcl. Miss Emma
Thursby. Nine. Clara Novella Davies
ard Mrs. Harriet Ware Krumbhsar.
Mrs. Charles Tollner and Mrs Harry
{. Hllenbcck were cha.rmen OF brea.-
fast. Mrs. John Hudson Storer ard
Mrs. Wright B. Haf were chairmen q
ushcrs.
Nine Amelia Galli-Curci wiil be
heard with the members OF the Rubin
stein Choral Club under the direction
Of William r. Chapman on Tuesday,
May II. at o'clock, at Phllipsburgh
Hall, Yonkers. me. Gal.i-Curci will
sing two groups Of songs and two
ariss. Tickets arc on sale at the Wal
dorf-Astoris.
The Washington Heights Chapter
Daughters OF the American Revolution
& Mrs Samuel J. Kramer, regent, will
hold its annual church service tonight
at o'clock at the Church Of the In
tercession, West 155th Street ard
Broadway. The sermon will be by the
rector. the Rev. DR.. Milo H. Gates,
of the chapter.
The May social meeting will be held
at Fraunces Tavern. 81 Pearl Street, on
Friday at o'clock. An address will
be made by the Rev. DR.. Livingston
Rowe Schuyler.
Instead of the usual blue and silver.
the college colors, flags and red, white
and blue flowers, decorated the Green
Room of the Hotel McAlpin yesterday,
when the Wilson College Club of New
York held its annual spring luncheon.
Mrs. Newton d. Baker, a former stu
dent and Instructor in Wilson College.
had hoped TO he present, but was de-
tanned unexpectedly in Washington.
The president, Or. Etnelbert D. War
field, aud Mrs. Warfeld came from the
college, n; Chanbersburg. Penn. 70 BE-
the guests Of honor and Dr.. Wariield
made the principal address Mrs. Jo-
scph Cochran. OF Swarthmore. Penn.
spoke on missions for the College
Woman" and DR.. Calvin II. French. as
socate secretary Of tho college board
of tho Presbyterian Church, spoke on
THE Efficient College Mrs. Walter
5. Comfy invited the PENNSYLVANIA
women Of Wilson alumn@ 20 become
members Of the Daughters of Pennsyl-
yania in New York. II which she is
president
A meeting Of the Patriotic Women
of America was held at the home Of
Mrs. ~ Archibald Shaw. 326 West Nine
tieth Street, on the afternoon Of Sat
urday. April 2s.
The meeting was opened by the presi-
dent. Mrs. William r. Stewart, who
asked expressions from the members
regarding the individual work each was
doing in response to the call for WON.
ans war work.
The first speaker of the afternoon
was Mr.. Wolverton. who has Decn deco
rated by the French government as an
ambulance driver in France. Mrs. W.
{. Roe told of the response oil the Ind
isns in the West, of the patriotic in
terest Of the Indian women, Of their
efforts to bring contributions from
their small earnings TO show their
loyalty.
Among those present were Mrs. John
Francis Yawyer Mrs. Howard MacNutt,
Mrs. Simon Baruch, Mrs. Charles bod
Ward. Mrs. B. G. Higley. Mrs. Earl S.