New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-18
At the Women's Clubs
Twilight Tea Is Given by
Oasis Club Members
at the Commodore
The Oasis Club held twilight tea
Thursday afternoon at the Hotel Com
modorc. Macmillan Foster and Kent
Costikyan addressed the meeting.

Costikyan addressed the meeting.
The New York City Colony of New
England Women (Miss Sara Palmer,
prcsident) will hold its second literary
afternoon Thursday at $3.50 o'clock at
the Waldorf Astoria. Miss Ida Lathers
viii be chairman of the meeting and
tire topic of the day will be Domestic
Service on a Business Footing" Mrs.
Henry F. Kilburn will speak on do
mestic Science as 1t Is Needed; Mrs.
Henry K Stewart on Domestic Serv-
ice on Business Footing" and Mrs.
Henry Miller on Domestic Service"
Miss Louise Maitland will give sew
eral musical numbers. Miss Katherine
Journeaux will play her accompani-
ments.
Saturday. January Cd, at $3.50 o'clock,
the New York City Colony will cele.
hrate it's twenty-ffth anniversary OF
the founding of the National Society OF
New England Women. This meeting
will be held at the Waldorf Astoria.
Presidents of the women's clubs OF the
city will be invited.
The Dickens Fellowship of New. York
met Friday, January 16, at S:l6 O'Clock,
nj the National Arts Club, 119 East
Nineteenth Street. H. S. Nichols ad.
dressed the meeting on "Unpubllshed
Anecdotes Of Charles Dickens"
Through the courtesy OF the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Staten Island Hospital
mart of the Dickens Carnival, given
December 20, was repeated.
The anniversary dinner of the fell
lowship will be held Saturday evening,
February s, at the National Arts
Club. Reservations can be made
through Mrs. Axel o. Ihlseng, 1926 East
Thirty-fourth Street.
The alumn@ of the Castle, Mrs. c.
f. Mason's School, at Tarrytown-on-
at the Waldorf-Astoria Saturday, Janu-
airy 81.
A symposium on the "Status Of the
Jew, Socially, Economically and Politi-
cally," will be held Tuesday, at 2:15
o'clock, at Temple Emanuel, Forty
third Street and Fifth Avenue, at the
regular monthly meeting of the New
York section of the Council of Jewish
Women.
The speakers will be Robert Rosen-
Palestine; DR.. Albert Coralnek, on
Ukrainia; Herman Bernstein, on Po-
land; George Och-Oakes, on China,
japan and South Africa; Jerome Land
field, on Russia (another phase), and
Mrs. Frederick Nathan, on America,
Most of the speakers have recently re-
turned from these respective countries.
Lincoln's Birthday will be celebrated
by the Athene Club (Mrs. Katherine A.
Martin, president) by an auction bridge
party in the East Room Of the Waldorf
Astoria Mrs. Clara Frances bennett
will be the hostess. Mrs. Joseph A.
D;dier is chairman Of the arrange
ments. A meeting of the board Of
directors will be held tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. Martin at the Waldorf
Astoria A second afternoon reception
and dance will be given by the club in
the solarium of9the Waldorf the first
Saturday in March.
The Beethoven Society (Mme: Aida
the first private concert and dance
Wednesday evening lin the grand ball
room of the Plaza. The artists will be
Miss Harriet Van Emdea, soprano, and
= Royal Dadmun, barytone. The program
is at $3.50 o'clock and the dancing will
begin at 10:30 p. m. Many box parties
win be entertained by the officers and
other members.
Tea and an informal musical fol
rectors on Friday afternoon at the
home of Nine. Tagliavia, SO West Sew
enty-fourth Street. A large sale o.
tickets insures the success Of the after
noon card party at the Plaza, Januar!
90. from which a donation will be givel
to the Milk Fund. Mrs. j. w. Lawranc
and Mrs. Walker Levett are the chair
men.
The Manhattan Matinee Club [Mrl
Jessie Emerson Moffat, president) Wi
meet for luncheon Wednesday at tn
Cumberland Hotel. Mrs. F. Z. Fare
il chairman Of the day. A bushes
meeting Of the club will be held Janr
ary 90 at the Cumberland. On tn
evening of January "a supper dane
will be held at the Cumberland. Mr.
F. L. White is chairman.
"Civics' was the topic Of the da
Wednesday morning preceding luncl
con at Eclectic Club (Mrs. Albert Ca,
field Bags, president) in the East Roo
OF the Waldorf Astoria. Mrs. Villa
II. Purdy, chairman Of civics of Il
New York State Federation, spoke
the need of more terminal markets ar
moving picture censorship. Mrs. Ere
City Federation, discussed other oppo
tunities for women to study and he
in municipal housekeeping.
operate selections were sung
Miss Caroline Pulliam. Benefits
Organized Womanhood" was the su
jcet of an address by Mrs. Myra Kin
man Miller. Mrs. Darwin W. Truss W
chairman of luncheon, Mrs. Charles
Rraxmar chairman of music and M
outs II. Matthcz chairman Of rece
- Fion. Guests Of honor included M
Walter S. Comfy, Mrs. Mcclellan Wa
and Miss Amelia Campbell.
sThe Organization and Administ,
ton of City Government" will be t
subject of an address by ]. H, Bantt
assistant district attorney, to-morr,
afternoon at the meeting of t
daughters Of Indiana in New Yo
fdiss Mary Garrett Hay, president)
the McAlpin Hotel. The society W
give dinner and dance on Lincoln
Birthday at the McAlpin.
The HARLEM Philharmonic Socie
Of the City of New York (Mrs. C. W
ter Twiss, presidcnt) held the thi
program of the season in the Ast
Gallery Of the Waldorf Astoria Thu,
day zaorn!ng January 16. The Office
and tAe board of directors receiv
with tie president. The program "
gwen ~ Nine. Easton Of the Metz
volitan Opera House. The breakfs