New-York tribune., 1919-01-19


queSted to communicate with the char
man at once Phone Riverside 55l4.
Mrs. Eva Phipps, of 21S West 120th
Street, has charge Of the councils
parti-interest in the Monthly Lectures
or Current History given by DIR.
John Willis Slaughter. editor Of THE
Public, at the LenoN Avenue Uni
tartan Church.
The Tuesday Morning Talks on Cur
rent History, conducted by Cora Wells
1row. have been transferred from the
Coterie Club to 24S West End Avenue,
the Two remaining ones. scheduled for
January TO be given ON the DIST and
18th at O'Clock. Those desiring
tickets Of admission can address Mrs.
Trow at her home, $50 West Fifty-tifth
Street. Live topics are discussed i'm
1--we manner.
The Council of Jewish Women VIII
hold its annual Pres dents Day" on
Tuesday, January u. at 10 o'clock. a
the Temple Bcth-E Seventy y-siNth
Street and Firth Avenue. when there
viii be discussion by visiting cluh
presidents on The Welfare Of the
Family
Miss Jcanie Y Minor. secretary Of
the National child Labor Committee,
viii speak al the next meeting Of the
Junior Auxiliary on January %. at the
Metropolis Club.
Concerts are given for the adults
and children of the neighborhood from
3 to o'clock every Sunday at tho
Headquarters Of the Council for Jew
ish Women. at II ST. Mark Place.
Tho following delegates and alter
mates have been elected to represent
the New York section Of the Council
of Jewish Women 81 the convention
Of the New York City Federation Of
Womcn's Clubs at the Hotel Astor on
February r. President. Mrs Harry
Lilly: l'irst-Nicc President. Mrs. r..
Percy Chittcndcn; Second Nicc-Presi-
don't Mrs William Sporborg; Third
Nicc-Presidonl. Nrs. Louis Ralston; Re
cording Secretary. Mrs. Carroll J..
Nichols; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.
Dudley Van Holland; Treasurer, Mrs
Charles NJ. Ford. and Historian. Mrs.
Otto Hahn.
Last Monday he Society of The New
York State Women held is regular
meeting at Hotel Astor. Mrs Olive
Stott Gabriel. as chairman Of unom-
plovment ON the Mayors Committee Of
Women told of her interesting and
profitable work during her term which
mas now expired.
Mrs. Robins A. Lau spoke ON current
events.
At tho business meeting Mrs
Bancknr. Airs. John c. Morrison and
Mrs. Oscar d. Simmons were elected
delegates TO the CONVENTION of the New
York City Federation Of Women S
.-.r IL 4
Mrs T. J. Mcclure as alternates
A. the business meeting held last
Thursday at Hotel Astor by tho Con
gross of States Societies. the election
of representatives to the convention of
the New York CITY Federation result
ed AS follows: Delegates, Mrs. 4. A.
Munro. Mrs. c. T. Marsh and Mrs T.
r. Bradnor, with Mrs. t. j. Legcr. Mrs
H. ". Stevens and Mrs Reynolds Whit
nCA. alternates.
The programme which followed was
conducted by Mrs Alexander A. Munro
Tho states rcprescnted were Maine,
Pennsylvania Ohio, Kansas. North
Carolina, New Jersey, Alabama, New
York, Kentucky. California. Missouri,
Michigan. Nebraska. Oregon. Illinois,
Wisconsin, Arizona, Montana and Yer
mont.
At recent large reception given to
the men in uniform women in charge
represented thirty-nine states.
Men in uniform are cordially asked
to register at the bureau which the Con-
gress Of States has placed in the ho-
tels and hospitals
The latest addition 10 womeu's cluos
is the Mills College Alumne Associ-
alton. The officers Of the alumne as
sociation in New ! Nork are Jane Sey-
mour Klink, presidents, Miss Florence
Csler. vicc-president. and Mrs Florence
Harper Loyc. secretary and treasurer
The club meets monthly at the homes
of members. and ON Saturday. January
|. Mrs. Thomas Taylor. Of BIZ Wost
NmetN-ainth Street opened her home
for the reun ion. which was reception
in honor Of the president Of Mills Col
leee. hr. Aurela Reinhardt
Tno National Society. Daughters Of
the Enriro state, held its regular So
clai ncet ing = bur sd95 afternoon n tho
banquet room Of tnc Waldorf. lla1rIc'
Niahop Waters. ident. presiding.
}no sneaher Of the afternoon WAS N ss
Madeline IaNraN "a Red Cross nurse.
who WAS ON the war front two years
and has just returned from Paris.
inc Bronx " OmaN's { iub hcld its
regular monthly meeting ON Tuesday.
January "A, at 80 o'clock in the Mel
rose Library. Officers are: Mrs Archi-
bald c. I'sk. presidents: Mrs. Robert
MacGrcgor. Mrs. ". W Williamson and
Mrs. s. c. Cutler. vice e-presid dents; Mrs.
George BceboWcr recording secretary.
An emergency committee was named
TO receive donations Of cast off cloth
ing, which VIII be altered and repaired
for distribution among the children Of
needy families. Articles may be sent
to the Mclrosc Library. Announce
mcnt was also made of a tea to be
held at the home OF Mrs ". ". Niles
early next month for the benefit Of the
philantkropc fund Miss Katherine
Lurch, contralto. sang at the close of
the meeting
The Cambridge Club viii hold its
noXt meeting tomorrow al 80 r. m
in the home of Mrs. Don T. Scitz 239
Hancock Street, Brooklyn Presidents
OF various clubs viii be the guests Of
honor. 4 programme of music and
readings from the modern poets viii
be given.
A meeting Of the Woman's Press
Club of New York city VIII be held on
Saturday. January %. at , p. m. i'm the
Astor Gallery. Waldorf Astoria. Mrs.
Alfred j. Emo. chairman of the com
mlttce on current events is in charge
Milk and Relief for Italy Fund. all the
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