New-York tribune., 1920-02-08

The Colony Club has announced its
February program through the Com
mittee on Literature and Art. On
Tuesday Mrs. Harrison Lewis. known
as Margaret Cameron. author of
"The Seven Purposes" spoke on "The
Psychic Experiences Of Skeptic."
DIR. Caroline F.. e. Spurgeon will ad-
at 3 O'Clock on 1.-THE Power Of the
Individual" A musical program will
be given February II by Harry Ros,
pianist, and Robert Velton. violinist.
Mary Anderson, chief of the women's
bureau Of the United States Depart
ment of Labor. will speak on "Women
in Industry" on February "a.
The members of the committee on
literature and art of the Colony Club
are Mrs. James A. Burden, chairman;
Mrs. Reginald Fincke, Mrs. " Everit
Macy, Mrs. Gordon Norrie, and Mrs.
Allen Tucker.
The Women's City Club Of New York
will hold its monthly meeting Monday
evening at s:15 o'clock at the club
house, 22 Park Avenue. Club business
and reports Of committees will be
taken up. Saturday, February IA,
Princess Cantacuzene Speransky will
address the club on "Russa-My Per-
sonal Experiences and knowledge of
Conditions During the Last Three
Years."
An appeal has been sent to the men,
bers of the Women's City Club for
volunteer service to assist in the in
Auenza emergency. Ways in which
volunteers can serve are:
At the various nursing centers
throughout the city, to answer tele-
phone calls for nurses and give infor-
nation concerning the service.
To act as assistants to nurses in
their visits to homes where more than
one person is ill. This applies to those
having had some experience in nurs-
ing.
In obtaining diets and in distribut-
ing them.
In obtaining automobile service.
To do clerical work at the central
emergency Office, or nursing centers.
In gathering and making supplies.
The Daughters of Pennsylvania, Of
which Mrs. Walter Seaman Comfy is
president, will meet on Tuesday at the
Waldorf Astoria. A business meeting
will be held at $3.50 o'clock, and the
program will begin at o'clock. OFF,
GERS of the New York City Federation
Of Women's Clubs will be the guests of
honor. The chairman Of the day is
Mrs. Homer Lee. Mrs. Edward L..
Heydecker. Miss Jeanette G. Sickel,
Mrs. Ida Bentley Judd and Miss Marie
Lohman are represented in the pro-
gram.
An open meeting Of the New York
City Mothers Club will be held on
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the Hotel McAlpin. Professor M. A.
Bigelow will speak on Sex Education
for Young People"
The Minerva Club, Mrs Mary Stokes
MacNutt, president, will give Valen-
tine party at the Plaza next Saturday
evening.
Presidents Day was observed re-
Gently by the New York City Colony
Of New England Women, of which
Miss Sara A. Palmer is president
The presidents of the women's clubs
Of the city were invited to assist
in the celebration of the silver ami
versary of the founding of the ma
tional organizations. Mrs. William
Gerry Slade was founder.
The Theater Assembly, Mrs. J
Christopher Marks, president, will hole
the February board meeting at Hote
Astor, Tuesday afternoon at tw
o'clock. At this meeting arrangement
will be made for receptions to be hel'
in Brooklyn, The Bronx, Washington
Heights and Newark.
The annual luncheon and Theate,
Assembly Follies Of 1920 is to be hel,
April "a, at Hotel Astor. Up to dat
1900 covers have been sold. Rehearsal
are now being. held with Mrs. Jane.
n. Ballantine, dramatic director an,
DR.. j. Christopher Marks, musical di
rector.
The National Opera Club of Am
erica, Inc, of which Nine. KATHERINE
Evans Won Klenner is president, cele
brated New York's music week wit
grand opera performance Friday af
ternoon at the Manhattan Opera HOUSE
The regular meeting of the Govern
ment Club, Mrs. George f. Owen.
president, was held at the Hotel Asto
last Monday.
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch spok
on "The Self-Determination of Won
en-" and made an appeal for equalit
in legislation affecting women and mer
Mrs. Owen Kildare chose for he
subject "The Psychology of Dress" an,
suggested that women adopt a purel
American type Of clothes
The feature speaker of the meetin
as James w. Gerard, ex-Ambassado o
Germany, who outlined his persone
view of the league of nations an
favored ratification by compromise.
The guests of honor were Mrs. viii
liam Cummings Story, former presiden
Of the City Federation; Mrs. Loui
Ralston, who represented the presiden
Of the New York City Federation o
Woman's Clubs, owing to Mrs. Harr
Lilly being unable to be present; Mr.:
James Henry Parker, president of tn
New York Chapter, United Daughter
OF the Confederacy, and Mrs. James "
Gerard.
Mrs. Owens read a letter from Gen