New-York tribune., 1920-02-15
Notes Of Happenings
In the Women's Clubs
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Princes Cantacuzene-Speransky i'm Address at
Women's City Club Tells Her Personal Elk.
periences in Russia During the Last Three Years

oncl W. A. Mcintyre, provincial officer
Salvation Army. viii address the
chapter at the monthly meeting, Feb
ruary 26, at the Hotel McAlpin.
Chiropean, of which Miss Julia F.
Ring is president, will hold its twenty
fourth anniversary breakfast Thursday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock. The topic
will be "To-day" and the speakers will
be Sherman Rogers. Mrs. Frederick
Norris, Amelia Gray Clarke and Walter
Mills.
The committee on literature and art
Of the Chiropean held meeting Fri
day, of which Mrs. Frank Homer
Thompson was chairman. The topic
was Leonard Merrick and'His Works" ="
DR.. Felix Adler will deliver lecture
Friday afternoon at 3:46 o'clock be-
fore the Federation for Child Study
at the meeting house Of the Society for
Ethical Culture. His subject will be
"The Problem of Discipline" and he
will speak on the meaning of discipline
in general, the significance of punish
ment in character training and In
management of children.
A program under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Austin Finegdn was presented
to the members and guests of the So
ciety Of New York State Women at its
regular monthly meeting last Monday
in the College Room of the Hotel Astor.
Fourteen new members were intro
duced. They were: Mrs. H. c. Hoyr,
Mrs. P. j. CAN'T, Mrs. G. F. Farrell,
Miss O'Neill, Mrs. Dominick Henry,
Mrs B. Gedney, Mrs. Moritz Wester-
gren, Mrs. Alec Herberman, Mrs
Thomas w. Casey, Miss Mary Brown,
Mrs. Madge Mcintyre, Mrs. Nellie B.
Van Slngerland, Mrs. +. V. Jackson
Mrs. George f. Owens and Mrs. James
Moran.
of the New w Y York State ' Society, Ma
tional Society, U. S. D. of 1912, will
be at home from to 8 Saturday
to- welcome any member Of the state
or national society. The officers Of
the New York State Society assist Mrs.
Slade in entertaining at these monthly
"at homes"
The next regular meeting of the
National California Club will be held
at the Waldorf-Astoria Tuesday after
noon. At o'clock business meeting
will be held followed by social hour
from 2:45 to $3.50, when Mrs. Evan
Armstrong will have charge of the
program and introduce as speakers Or.
William Frederick Slocum. formerly Of
Colorado College, the subject to be
"The League of Nations,' and Miss
"Americanism.' Among the honor
guests will be Mrs. Harry Lilly, presi-
dent of the New York City Federation
of Women's Clubs.
A meeting Of Le Lyceum Societe
des Femmes do France was held last
afternoon at the Waldorf.
Major Arthur Bills addressed the club
on LA Psychologist de la Guerre."
At the last meeting of the Legisla-
tive League Mrs. Thomas Slack, pres
ident, talked on Pending Legislation"
Mrs. Slack also discussed the trials
Of the Socialists in Albany
Mrs. Stuart, vice president of the
league, discussed the "welfare bills"
that are to come before the New York
this session.
DR.. Milton Littlehed was the speak
er of the afternoon, his subject being
'Conditions in the Near East" DR..
Littlefeld has recently returned from
Il trip to the Near East.
The Alexander Hamilton Woman's
Relief Corps 162, Miss Grace Ed
wards president, will hold card party
in the Knights of Pythias Temple the
evening of Friday, February 20.
The New York City Members Club
will celebrate Founders Day, Tuesday,
February II, at the Hotel Pennsylvania
at 2:30 o'clock.
At the February meeting of the Maine
Women's Club of New York, held at
the Waldorf Astoria, a pageant was
given to celebrate the Tooth anniver-
sary of Maine's admittance into the
Union. Miss Ella P. Merrill arranged
the grouping and stage effects and
Miss Bertha Louise Soule wrote the
lines. Mrs. Archibald Shorey was the
Herald and Miss Stimson, with Miss
Williams and Miss Davis for atten-
dants, was the Spirit of Maine