New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
Going On To-day
DAY

American Museum OF Natural History
Metropolitan Mr cum OF Art, admission
free.
geological Park, admission free.
Van Cortlandt Park Museum, admission
Aquarium, admission free.
Lecture by Lady Archibald Hamilton on
The World and Its Table Waldorf
Meeting of the Council of National Retail
Associations. Hotel Pennsylvania. all day
Arts, Sage Foundation Building, l3t
East Twenty second Street, all day.
Address by Frank Alvah Parsons on art
and Personality in the House." Academy
of Music. Brooklyn. 4 o'clock.
Convention Of the Prosperity Association
OF America, Hotel Astor, all day.
Meeting Of the Rumanian Ladies' Aid So
ciety Hotel Astor. O'Clock.
Meeting of the Chicago Club. Waldorf.
Meeting OF the Eastern Bar Iron Institute
Waldorf Astoria. o'clock.
NIGHT
Dinner of the Traffic Club, Waldorf
Dinner and dance Of the Georgia Society
Address by Andrew Ten Eyck on Euro.
pean Conditions at meeting Of the
arts and engineering alumni OF New
York University, Keene's.
Lecture by DR. Bruno Roselli on What Is
Now happening in Italy" Peoples In
Address by Ben Howe on The Aims OF
Labor" Broadway Tabernacle Church
Fifty sixth Street and Broadway. s:1S
Meeting of the League of Foreign Born
CITIZENS; 4o7 East seven5y-third Street
Lecture by II. Gilbert Pearson on "sone
of the Gulf Coast Bird Colonies" Mu-
scum of Natural History. 8 o'clock.
Address by Professor Louise NJ. Kuefnel
on The City in the Poets Vision
Museum of Natural History, S:l5 o'clock
Address by Oswald Garrison Willard or
"The Newspaper of To-day" Park View
Palace, 10th Street and Fifth Avenue
$50 o'clock.
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan
lam Is. Guthrie, Ph.D.. at Wadleigt
High School. 1l5th Street near Seventh
Avenue.
The Atmosphere and Liquid Air" by
w L. Estabrook Ph.D.. at Stuyvesant
High School. Fifteenth Street, west OF
First Avenue.
Our Conserving Institutions The State
and the Church and World Federations. "
by DR.. John Franklin Crowell. at Pub
lie School &C. Eighty eighth Street. east
plymouth and the Pilgrim Shore" by DR..
Thomas EdwaTd rottertoa' a va al pupo
THE City in the Poets Vision: Moods OF
Manhattan by Professor Louise NJ
kueffner, Ph.P, at Amsriean Museum
Street and Central Park West. Read
Songs and Sketches from Child Life" by
Miss Gladys Lott, at metropolitan Tenn
pie, Seventh Avenue anG Fourteenth
Street. Colored stereopticon views and
motion pictures.
Esther" by Miss Ada T zimmerman. at
New Yorl, Guild. 240 East l05th Street.
"Shakespeare's Com"iy Heroines, by Mrs
Marian Leland, at Public school 5s
16Sth Street. Findley and Teller avenues
the Bronx. Illustrated by selections.
Personalities in the Framing and Adop-
ton of the Constitution" by Samuel "
Patterson. Ph.D.. at Public school Sc
2O7th Street. and Hull Avenue. the Bronx
Mexico, the international Porcupine," by
Arthur ]. Westermayr, LIN at ST.
155th Street the Bronx. Stereopticon
views.
Trend Of the Times" by Miss Jennie NJ
Fourth Avenue and Sixty-seventh Street
american Music for the Piano" by Miss
M. Josephine Wiethan. at Girls High
Macon streets. illustrated by fnstru-
mental selections
Some American Composers and Poets. "
by Miss Sally Hamlin at Public School
30. Conover and Walcott streets.
characterization and Future immigration
Problems, by Martin a. horH. at
Public School ia, Dumont, Alabama
and Williams avenues. Stereopticon
views.
THE Book Of the Hour" by Professor
G. J Carter Troop, Ph.D., at Brooklyn
Public Library. Pacific Street and Fourth
Avenue.
Queens
Russia Moscow" by Mrs. Emile w. Black
man. at Newtown High School, Chicago
and Gerry avenues, Elmhurst. l.. /
Coiored stereopticon views.
Homes, Habits and History of the French
People" by Professor Henry E. North
rop, at Public School "a. Old House
Landing Road. Little Neck. l.. l. Ster-
eoptlcon views and motion pictures.
Richmond
Japan in Fact and Fancy" By Sydney
Greenbie. at Public School IS Richmond
Turnpike. Lino!eunville. 5. 1. Colored
stereopticon views.
Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and In Memoriam Notices