New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-16
u. D. C.. Chapter Meets

Tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel
Astor. Mrs. Charles B. Goldborough,
president, will be in the chair. All
Southern visitors in the city are in
vited, Miss Du Bots, Of the Travellers
Aid Society, will give. talk on the
general object of the society and the
aiding of strangers, particularly young
girls unacquainted with New York.
The Daughters of Pennsylvania in
New York. Mrs. Walter S. Comfy presi-
dent, met at the Waldorf Astoria Tues
day afternoon. The guests of honor
were the officers of the New York City
Federation of Women's Clubs. A paper
on Pennsylvania history was read by
Mrs. Emile Newman. Frances Roeder,
At Covent Garden Opera, London, ac-
''companied by Mrs. Roeder sang, and
there was an address on "The Immi-
grafton Problem and Solution" by DR..
Sidney Gulick. secretary of the Ma
immigration Legislation, followed by
piano solos by Adele Rosenthal The
chairman of the day was Mrs Louis
Ralston. The club will hold a card
party at the Waldorf Tuesday after
noon.
"A meeting and reception was held
last Friday evening at Hotel Astor by
the Mary Murray Chapter, D. A. r.,
Miss Hannah A. Babcock, regent, at
which most of the regents in greater
New York were guests of honor. Music
was by Miss Jessie Fullington, So
prano; Mrs. Thomas C. Gurnee, violin;
Miss Marie Wilson, harp, and Mrs
Harrison Gurnee, accompanist. Miss
Jessie Davies read several selections.
The committee in charge consisted
Of Mrs. Clarence N. Titterington, chair
man; Mrs. Leon c. Butterfield, Mrs. /.
Z. Carbonell, Mrs. Helen A. Kemp
thorne and Miss Marian C. Mason.
The Woman's Dramatic Club of the
City of New York will hold reception
and card party at the home of Mrs.
John +. Quinn, % West Eighty-seventh
Street, January %. Mrs. George II.
Chiids, president of the club, an
nounces that the annual jefferson din
ner Of the club will take place April 10
a. the Hotel Commodore
The Dixie Club Of New York, Mrs.
Edwin Wright 1nslee president, will
hold its regular meeting Thursday af-
Iexnoon Ut the Waldorf
The third general business meeting
vAseHS 4New iork EupnOny society. Mrs,
lanes }. Gormley president, took mace
trlday. The meeting was well attend
ed, and arrangements for the series Of
card parties to be given on the last
SATURDAY OF each month were COM
rieted. Mrs. Schaeffer was made chair
man and Mrs. T. Edward Murtaugh
Treasurer. Games will be pivot. and
there will be door prize, as we'll as
one for each table.
The president will give a reception
at the Waldorf to all the members and
their friends January % from 3 to s
p. m. Shrove Tue sday, February 8, is
the date set for the second concert at
the Waldorf
The. fourth matinee musicale will be
held February IL in the Astor Gallery
~ the Waldorf.
81 More than 800 women attended the
meeting of the Woman's Republican
Club. Mrs. James Griswold Wentz
president, in the Rose Room of the
Hotel Plaza, last Tuesday morning.
Addresses by Archibald Stevenson and
Henry Wise Wood, on the subject of
5feedom of speech, in relation to
teditious activities, were followed by
lively discussion from the floor. Reso-
buttons were passed favoring the day
Hight saving bill and the restriction Of
immigration. Luncheon was served.