New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-18

President of the New York City
Federation of Women's Clubs, the
honor guest of number of several
clubs last week.
lin and the Capital Of the Ukraine Dur
, ing the Armistice."
At the third lecture of the series, on
February 2, Mrs. Rogers H. Bacon, who
has just returned from Europe, will
speak on Snapshots of Two Years in
France"
The Alumn@ Associationof St. Mary's
School, Mount St. Gabriel, Peekskill,
is working to arouse interest in Chris
tian education. A lecture by the Rev.
j. G. H Barry, rector of the Church of
st. Mary the Virgin, will be given at
the Colony Club tomorrow at O'Clock.
The subject will be christian Educa-
ton" 1t will be followed by an infor-
NAL discussion on plans for the devel-
opment Of st. Mary's School.
Father Curtis, chaplain of the school,
will preside and the RI Rev. Charles
S. Burch will make the opening address.
Two of the alumn@, Mrs. Hugh L.
Burleson, of Sioux Falls, S. D., and Mrs.
Thomas C. Wetmore, principal of Christ
School, Arden, N. c., also will speak.
The Congress Of States Societies is
publishing a small monthly newspaper,
"The Echo" Mrs. Thomas j. Vivian is
the editor. The Congress of States So
cieties includes the daughters of In
diana, the Texas Club, National Society
Ohio Women, Maine Women's Club,
Daughters of Michigan, Society of New
York State Women, National California
Club, South Carolina Society, Missouri
Women's Club, Society of Illinois
Women, Daughters Of Pennsylvania,
! Daughters of Nebraska, Wisconsin
Women's Society, Daughters of Kansas,
Daughters Of New Jersey, Washington
l State Society, Club of Michigan Daugh
/ ters, Daughters Of Ohio.
A large number of members and
guests attended the second afternoon
musicale for this seaso NOT the Rubin
! musical of this season of the Rubin
: stein Club (Mrs. William Roger Chap
man, president) yesterday, in the
, Astor Gallery of the Waldorf-Astoria.
On Tuesday evening at $3.50 o'clock
/ Club for this season will be given in
) the grand ballroom of the Waldorf
! Astoria, under the direction of William
Rogers Chapman. The club choral, of
more than one hundred and fifty voices,
: will be assisted by Toscha Seidel. Dane
The Southland Club (Mrs. Simon
~ Baruch, president) held its regular
:. - toria on Thursday, January 8. In the
- absence of Mrs: Baruch, Mrs. P. j.
Can't, vice-president, presided. Mrs.
Edwin Mordant was chairman of the
q day. Edwin Mordant spoke on the or
II ganization Of soviet propaganda.
,e Colonel Withrow, representative Of
il the Federal Reserve Bank, outlined the
10 =. assured of the cooperation Of the club
"a in this worthy movement. Mrs. w. G.
"a Spencer was elected chairman of the
=. committee to be appointed for this
work.
" The Theatre Assembly, Mrs. J. Chris
h. TOPPER Marks, president, held the jan
n uary social day in the grand ballroom
m OF the Hotel Aston. Claiming Pollock
he Lillian Trimball Bradley, Major Cen
Of eral John F. Organ, Major Fiorello H
nd La Guardia, the Junior Art Society
d. the Rev. Nehemiah Boynton, Mrs
ne Eleanor Glogan, Mrs. William Rogers
r. Chapman, Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, Mrs
lip James Gormley, Nine. Won Klenner
Belle de Rivera, Mrs. Katherine Mai,
- Wis, ITO. uAdCANUIt, WIS. hIcXAUOcT I'M
OF seng, Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage, Mrs
ID Louis Ralston, Nine. Cross Newhans
lg- Mrs. Thomas Vivian, Mrs. Lily, Mrs
'as Eugene Grant, Mrs. Charles Braxmar
" Mrs. Thomas Slack and Mrs. Twis.
rs r. were guests of the club. The card part,
ep- of the Theatre Assembly will be hell
r. at Hotel Aston Monday, January 10, a
'de 2 o'clock. Mrs Ada Conrad and Mis-
Mary Duffy in charge.
he The National Society of Patriot
on. Women Of America, of which Mrs. j
ow Heron Crosman was founder and Mrs
.he William r. Stewart is president. hell
,rk luncheon at the Hotel McAlpi1
at Thursday. At the guest table wer
ill Bishop Burch, General Bradley, D,
MS Rosalie s. Morton, Hon. Charles l
Craig, Gutson Borglum, Amelia Binp
ham and General Herbert de Cosse.
ic- On January IL program was give,
Ird at its regular meeting by the Societ.
Tor of New York State Women. It was /,
RS charge Of Mrs. Austin Finegan.
srs At the business meeting which pre-
red coded the program the following nov
'as members were admitted: Mrs. William
ro !. Farrell, Mrs. Dan Smith, Mrs. Lega
ro Tewksbury, Mrs. Frank Kitton. Nine
ON Irene de Ia Ware, Mrs. Ada Hancocl
vas and Mrs. Gustave A. Radtke.
kr
The At the last meeting held by the Con
Try gress OF States Societies at it's head
Of quarters, Hotel Gregorian, the prin
III, cipal speaker was Mr.. William 3
RI. Dwight, director Of the speakers bu
he reau Of the National Security League
Ills His subject was "Anti- Bolshevism an,
Ia Americanism." A discussion followe,
ny in which all present took part.
!. Throughs the courtesy Of Geore
re Broadhurst, the Lotos Club attended
~. special matinee performance Of 9TH
;ed Storm" at the Forty-cighth Stree
ed TheAter, Tuesday afternoon. A. ana
me cial feature was tho raising Of tn
sw curtain between the first and secon,
mt acts, allowing the audience to witness
st the .stagchands clearing the stage o
Dr. the big forest scene and the setting o
1t an interior, 50 that comprehcnsiv
). idsa could be had of the manner 1,
49 Sehfeh I4ntnsAus& f~f LII