New-York tribune., 1920-10-27
Going On To-day
DAY

American Museum OF Natura. History. ad-
mission free
Metropolitan Museum O. Art. admission
tree
Aquarium; admission free
Geological Park, admission free
Van Cortlandt Park Museum; admission
free.
Convention of American Dletetic Associ
alton. Hotel McAlpin. sll day
New York city Federation OF Women
Clubs convention, all day, Hotel Astor
National Business Show. Grand Central
Palace, all day.
Nationa Association Of Audubon Societies
meeting, Museum of Natural History,
all day
Luncheon Of the Thirty-fourth Street
Board Of TRADE Hotel McAlpip, 1890
K!wanis Club. Hotel McAlpin, 1890 p. N.
Addyess by Martin Boesel on League
Twenty nth street. 1880 p. m. "a Ad.
dress by Arthur Brisbane.
Meeting OF the Charter Chapter. Oaugh-
tors OF the Union, Waldorf Astoria, 2
Meeting of the Board Of Education, Hall
Of the Board. Park Avenue and Fifty
Lecture by Professor Karl p. Harrington
on Rura Homes and Haunts of Roman
iyn Academy Of Music, p m.
Luncheon of the Long Island Real Estate
Board. Cafe Boulevard, Forty first street
md snd BROADWAY, 1,s i'., l p. m:
tween '~o members of the New York
University faculty. at the Washington
Square College. II
NIGHT
Meeting Of the Bronx Board OF Trade.
Address by Henry Bruckner on The
Budget FOR 1921 for the Bronx" and
By Lewis Nixon on Present and Future
Rapid Transit System OK the city
Non political symposium OH What Shall
the American Woman DO With Hey
Vote WASHINGTON Irving High school.
J.. III. Speakers include Elisabeth Mar
BlAtch ana Mary NJ. Lilly.
Addresses by represent 4tiVes OF political
parties before the League of Women
Voters of the 7th Assembly District.
High school Of Comuteree l55 West
Sixty-hfth Street. s O'Clock.
Reception to be given by American l.e-
zion post composed OF Ncw York lire
Department uniformed lAsn who fought
IN the war az Madison Square Garden.
o'clock.
Meeting ard supper Of the New York
Southern Society. Waldorf Astoria. :
Forum Current History meeting or the
Academy OF Music, SIS o'clock. Speakers
include Allen r. Burns on "Co-operatlve
Or CoereiNe Americanisll" l)r. Frani4
Dinot ON "7h" Revolution in England. "
and Peng Nhun-chAng on China and
World Democracy"
Address on Woman in The Italian Novel ''
u.
ing Of the Andiron club 5 O'Clock. al
81 Loring Place. he Bronx.
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan and Bronx
THE Book Of the Hour" by Professor J
6. Garter Troop Pm. D. at New Yorl,
Public Library, Forty second Street and
Fifth Avenue.
Trend Of the Times" BY Professor Nell
son p Mead. Pm D, at Great Hall. C.
{. \. Y. Convent Avenue and 1871
Health Education for Garment Work
crs." BY Mrs Grace VI. Bernheim a.
Public School 1Ol. lllth Street west
Of Lexington Avenue.
"Bbie story OF Esther by Miss Ada
Amrnerrnan, at Central Jewish Institute.
l25 East Eighty fifth Street
4 course Of thre. lectures on Music. .
the frs being What Music Means p,-
Miss NJ. Josephine Wiethen, at Nunter
College, sIxty-eighth Street and Lex
ington Avenue.
E,hcl G I.ynde at y. N. {. A. Harlem
Branch. West l25th Street illustrated
At me piano.
product Of The Melting Pot" b. Mrs.
mary b Lease. at public school 40.
Prospect Avenue Jennings street and
Ritter Place. the Bronx
What the city Department or MARKET 5
Means TO me Consumers Of the t'it- -
by Mrs. Louise r. Welzn.lller at pup
lie School -, Brown Place and i3sth
street the Bronx.
Some American Composers and Poets 90
by Mss Sally Hamlln. a. Public School
-, lsGth Street, between Bainbridge ana
Briggs avenues. thr Brorx.
"Russia-M MOSCOW by Mrs. Eln.,,e "
Biackman. at Pubic school a. Ran
doipn Strset. Lawrence and Beach a.e-
NUS, tbs Bronx.