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man and Mrs John Larkin.
Barnard College has taken all OF the
tables Of one room off the main bail
room for the bridge as a tribute To
Miss Muriel Valentine. formerly Bar
nard girl. and now head of the Ameri-
can committee work in the new field.
Mrs. Charles Melville Dewey has con-
tributed a painting as a prize. promi-
nent artists have donated sketches and
the prizes also include pairs of theatre
tickets and tea gown from the AIneri
can committees Under Two flass
Shop" The efforts of the committee
in making the arrangements assure the
proceeds of the bridge going intact TO
the women and children of the new re-
lief zone. who, for the most part are
living in quarries and caves.
Tomorrow the Society of New York
state Women will hold it's regular
monthly meeting Austin Finegan, as
chairman of day, will introduce Mrs.
William c. Demarest to speak on Amer
ieanization. Mrs. Helen Gould shepard
Some Tendencies of the Day." and Miss
Ruth Pearcy, contralto, with Nine. sas-
over at the piano, and Mr.. John oahay
Mcknight, violinist, with Miss Anna
Schilling at the piano.
Mrs. Charles Austin Bates will enter
tain the women of the National Call
fornia Club at her home. All Park ave
nue.. with a "four-bit' card game to-
morrow The proceeds will be added 10
the reserve fund of the club.
The Graham Alumnae Association is
completing its educational endowment
fund of 5000 TO make its scholarship
fund at Barnard College also resi-
uent fund by giving series OF enter
tainments, the most elaborate one be-
ing a musicale at the Hotel Majestic
on the afternoon Of Tuesday, March ..
Tickets at S125 each are to be had
from the chairman OF the entertainment
committee. Mrs. Ise Roy Brewster. ESQ
West Seventy-second street or at the
door on day of the musicale.
The Graham Alumnae Association Is
educating a girl at Hope College. Mlchl-
gan. and one at Barnard College, anu
is preparing to send a boy 10 Coiuin-
bia. In addition TO their scholarship
fund the members OF the aluinae pan
always TO take educational charee "a
two children, and during their attehu-
ance at college defray all their eN-
penses.
Among the musical artists who nave
given their services for the concert are
Miss Katherine Lawler, soprano; NJ.
William, Bonner tenor. and Miss Heten
Wolverton, accompanist. /
Mrs. Charles G. Braxnor was hostes1
ou Thursday afternoon at the caro
marty at the Waldorf-Astoria OF Athene
Club. Mrs. Katherine A. Martin presi
dant The regular meeting of the board |
~ d;rectorq Of the club also was held |
IN Thursday at the Waldorf. Mrs. Mar
IN presided Several new members
were presented by the membership COM
mittee.
The Daughters of Ohio in New York
Mrs. Edmund w. i.ingsland preslden''
held it's fifth meeting on Monday at the
Waldorf-Astoria Mrs. Warren 9. Har-
ding wife OF the President-elect, was
elected an honorary member MIS- WIZ
lam II. Parsons had charge OF the pro
gramme. Prof. ID. katz, WITH ~ Nag
nam at the piano. played several Nloiin
numbers: Miss Katherine Stetnoefg, with
Mrs A. J. Martin as accompanist. sang
two selections; DR.. Edgar Whitaker
Work spoke upon "Ohio's Famous Peo-
nle." and Thomas w. Churchill. formerly
presidcnt of the Board Of Education,
gave an interesting talk alongethe same
lines. The guests of honor included
Mrs. Work, Col. Helen Il. Bastedo. dl-
rector OF social service at Ellis Island
and Mrs. Louis Ralston.
She regular monthly meeting OF the
Wall Street Women's Club Will be heid
at the Hotel Pennsylvania on Wednes-
dav evening. There will be an address
on Education" by Mr.. Myron T. scud-
der of the Scudder School for Girls
r,..~ot. nro,,o af To-day" will
be the topic for discussion at the next
monthly meeting of the Women's Confer
ence Of the Society Of Ethical Culture on
Monday afternoon. February %. at the
Meeting House. . West SiXty-fourth
street. Mr.. Barrett II. Clark will be the
speaker.
Chropean. Miss Julia Ring. president.
held it's silver anniversary breakfast on
Thursday at the Hotel Commodore. Mrs.
Ferdinand Van s. Parr was chairman OF
the occasion and Mrs. George Rcichmann.
chairman of the breakfast committee.
one time presidents of the organization
were the speakers OF the afternoon. and
the musical programme. under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Emma Richardson Kuster
included selections by Mrs. Shanna Cum
ming Jones, soprano. and Mr.. Walter
Mills. baritone. with Mrs. Amelia Gray
Clarke at the piano. Following the
luncheon the installation of the new
officers took place.
The annual luncheon of the Chicago
Woman's Club. Mrs. Walter II. Gahagan.
president. was held on Monday at the
Hotel Astor. The ballroom was deco
rated with American flags. the club
colors and blue and gray and red
hearts Mrs. John ]. Macdonald was
chairman of the day and arranged the
which followed the lunch
eon. II opened with the singing OF
America" The Rev. James S. Hol-
land. rector of st. Paul's Church gave
the invocation. The speaker OF the
a fternoon was the Rev. r. Bond Holland
rector of st. Johns Church. whose SUBJ
ject was "Americanism." Mr.. Samuel
Ellsworth kiser spoke on alternating
current events. The programme also
included the singing of plantation songs
by Miss Elsie Kruser. mezzo soprano
Battle Hymn OF the Republic" by Miss
Helen Mary Gahagan: vocal numbers
by Ivan Arbuckle, basso Miss Gertrude
contralto. who sang Indian
songs Henri Pont BRAND. tenor. and
humorist sketches by James +. Devins.
Life as Fine Art Club Mrs. Mildred
Manly Easton. president. held it's Feb
ruary mseting Oh Wednesday at the
Hotel Commodore. when Mrs. lgaston
gave the fifth lecture In the course she
is giving this winter. The music was
In charge of Miss Minnie Carey Stinc.