New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Going On To-day
DAY

Free admission to the American Museum of
Natural History. Metropolitan Museum of
Art, American Museum of Safety and the
AQUARIUM.
Meeting OF the Chamber of Commerce. 65
Liberty Street. l2 noon.
Address by Morton N. Fry on "Trade Ac-
ceptances,' at the luncheon of the Adver-
Using Club of New York, Hotel McAlpin.
l p. nj.
Address by the Rev. Ernest Stires on "The
Next Victory at the meeting of the New
York Genealogical and Biographical So
ciets, 226 West Fifty-eighth Street, p. M
srs.eetlag of the American Pulp and Paper
Association. Waldorf-Astoria. 10 q. m.
sseeting of the Atlantic Congress for a
4 fsesgue of Nations. under the auspices of
the League to Enforce Peace. Hotel Astor,
Ri day.
A.tomobile Show, Madison Square Garden
and seth Regiment Armory.
EVENING
Mass meeting for the formation of league
of nations. list Regiment Armory. p. m.
Demonstration in Character Analysis for Vo-
cationaI Purposes by nr. Holmes w. Mer-
ton Merton Institute. SO Fifth Avenue,
Mass meeting of children's shoe workers of
this city. Forward Hall. p. m.
Dinner of the Alliance Francaise de New
York Hotel Plaza. p m.
ART EXHIBITS
Babcock Art Galleries. ~ East Forty-ninth
Street. Pictures by Alexis Jean Fournier,
showing haunts and homes of the Barbzon
painters.
Folsom Galleries, $50 Fifth Avenue. Group
Of paintings.
Metropolitan Museum of Art, work by manu-
facturers and designers, showing museum
influence.
New York Public Library. print gallery,
Room 321 the war in graphic art;
Stuart gallery, Room, 3l6, master orna-
mentalisls.
Allied Artists of America, Fine Arts Build
ing, 2f5 West Fifty-seventh Street.
art Alliance Of America. 10 East Forty
4 seventh Street. hand decorated textiles
Ninety-sixth Street Public Library. 1l2
; East Ninety-sixth Street. paintings by Z.
sGroIier ,'' Club. 4 East s;xtie:h Street. early
printed liturgical books; books OF hours.
sMich Galleries. los West Fifty-seventh
& Street. paintings and drawings made at
q the front by $; J. Wooh ;..;n..s
of shpbuilding indus tries under govern
ment control during the war by John T.
Z. Iohansen. 80, ~ i,,.
= ines by Paul Dougherty and Charles H.
Frat Institute Art Gallery. paintings and
sArlinston Art Galleries 27i Madison Avenue,
s paintings and miniatures by Nicolas S
& Macsoird.
3 BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
n Manhattan
f.Constant;nople and the Dardanelies.' Harry
c. Ostrander. Washington Irving Iigh
g School. 40. Irving Place action pictures.
e"Belgium Past and Present" Miss Helen
n Harrington. who spent five years in France
= and Belgium, Public School -. Forty-sec-
= ond Street and Third Avenue. Stereopti-
- con views
5. .venezr..i. and Trinidad.' personal expert
ences Mrs. NJ. Claire Finney Public
school t.. l36th Street and ST Nicholas
T"Spinoza. Passion and Reason William j.
Durant, Ph. D.. Public School SO. 22S
q East Fifty-seventh Street
--"Feeding Six Million" the Hon Jonathan "A.
ss School g. Hester, Essex and Norfolk
streets
The Anglo-Americar People in the Max
leadership Miss Grace F. CALDWELL Pub
lie School 1853. 225 West 10Sth Street.
Stereoptcon views.
s.'sound and Wave Notion Professor J..
: Loring Arnold. Phi D.. OF New York Uni
. versity. Labor Temple, southwest corner
q Fourteenth street and Second Avenue.
= 1iili,is..-.e Cd by experiments
Art in the Use Of Things" John Quincy
- Adams, Ph. D. assistant secretary Art
Commission Y W H. A., 81 West 10th
Street. Illustrated by objects.
"a Bronx
s.Municipal Ownership Nathan L. Godssein.
Assistant Corporation Counsel. and musi-
cal programme by Miss Elsie Silverman,
Morris High School, l56th Street and Bos-
ton Road
"A Trip Through Mexico" the Hon. Francis
= P. Bent. Public School So. 16Sth Street and
Findlay and Teller avenues. Stereopticon
views