New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Jefferson Dinner Arranged

The apnual Jefferson Dinner Of the
Women's Democratic Club will be held
at the Hotel Commodore April 10. Mrs.
George H, Childs, president of the club,
and Mrs. Francis H. Abrahall, chairman
OF the dinner committee, are working
for the success of the affair. A number
Of prominent speakers will be among
the guests Of honor and will make ad-
dresses. Among the officers of the club
Quinn, Mrs Gustave Gordon Schick,
Mrs. John Robert Miller, Miss Martha
byrne, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Ed
ward Hackney, Mrs Alice c. Kraft. Mrs.
OGorman Stanton, Mrs. j. b. Thomp-
son, Mrs. John S. O'Leary, Mrs. P. j.
Can't and Mrs. John F. Curry.
portia Club, Mrs. Edward Allen AL
bright president, will hold its next
meeting Thursday at the Hotel Aston.
The subject Of the day will be "The
Shall They Be Uniform?" Miss Emily
nullowa will be the chairman. Nomina-
lions for officers for the ensuing wear
also will take place.
art" will be the subject of the dav
at the meeting Of the Manhattan Study
Club, Mrs. Edith r. Pearsons president
tomorrow at the home of Miss Harri-
cite 5; Philips. Mrs. Arthur II. Bridge
will be the chairman. Herbert B.
Ischudy, of the Brooklyn Museum, will
tax OF Art in the Museums" and Miss
Harriet Keith Forbes will give talk on
Jewels and Their Stories" There will
be vocal numbers by Nine. Frances
Roeder, of the Royal Opera. Covent
Garden.
The New York Chapter of the Mary
Baldwin Alumna Association will hold
its annual luncheon Saturday at the
Waldorf-Astoria. William Wyatt King,
OF Staunton, Va, will be the guest Of
honor. The school is one of the oldest
educational institutions in the South.
Mrs. John Seymour Montgomery, of
the New York Chapter
The traction problem and other i'm
portant subjects will be discussed at
the meeting of the Legislative League,
Mrs. Thomas Slack president. Thurs
day at the Waldorf Astoria. Speakers
from the Citizens Union will talk on the
subject and Mary Wood will explain
pending legislation. Ada S. Sterling
will speak on Revision Of the Copy
right Laws" Annual meetings will be
the lesson Of the parliamentary drill
given by Mrs. Slack. Members are re-
que sted to speak from the floor on the
subjects.
The regular monthly meeting of the
American Society of Reconstruction
Will be deferred until the arrival of
the founder and president Mrs. Robert
Wylie Lyle. Notices will be sent to the
members the latter part Of the month,
The Kansas Women's Club in New
York, Mrs. David Burr Luckey presi-
dent. will meet tomorrow at the home
Of Mrs. Judson Fisher, 905 West End
Avenue.
The Ellen Hardin Walwotth CHAPTER.
Daughters Of the American Revolution
Mrs. Harvey Tyson White, regent, gave
an interesting costume song recital
Wednesday in tn Colonial Room of
the Hotel McAlpin. 1t was under the
direction Of Claude Warford, the COM
poser, and the artists included Miss
Rosemary Pfaff, Miss Tilla Gimunder,
Miss Mary Davis and Ralph Thomlin-
son. Dancing followed.
The next meeting of the chapter will
be held April 26 in the Blue Room of
the McAlpin.
The regular meeting of the New York
League Of Business and Professional
Women will be held April s at the Cate
Boulevard. The speakers will be DR..
Frankwood Williams, associate medical
director Of the National Committee for
Mental Hygiene; Miss Ida Tarbell and
Miss Lillian Valid.
The new year book Of the league
shows a membership Of close to four
hundred prominent business and pro-
fessional women.