New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

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Next Tuesday tho Junior Auxiliary
Of the Woman's Municipal League wifi
make pilgrimage TO I9yck1nan House
and will be shown through the house
by Mrs. Bashford Dean, who is lineal
descendant of the original Dyckman.
Mrs. Dean and her sister, Mrs. Nc
MILAN Welch, presented the Dyckman
House to the City OF New York in
1876.
Lectures on cfvics by Marion Booth
Kelley will be feature of the winter
work. There will be several COURSES.
one on current civic problems. with q
ciose-range study of city departments
ard Institutions. Another course TO
be given during the legislative ses-
sion will include the study of New
York City bills.
among the committees planning spe-
cial work are the legislative, public
education, city welfare, civic art and
housing. Fairgrounds and parks will
receive attention.
The New York City Federation Of
Women's Clubs will open morning
forum at Hotel Astor on Tuesday.
Senator Ward v. Toibert viii speak
on Progress Of the Home Rule Move
ment." On November 25 Mr. Stanley
L. Richter win speak on can Embossed
Judiciary" Judge Thomas c. r. Grain
is scheduled for December IL, his sub
iect to be "The Functions of the Vari-
ous Courts. A discussion on "Immi-
grafton and It's Problems" will be led
by Mr.. Frederick A. Wallis Decem-
Der 10.
January 9 the subject will bs "Func-
tions Of the District Attorney" with
Justice Charles j. Dodd the speaker,
and the series will close Tuesday, Jan
uary %, when DR.. Murray Hubert will
talk at length on "The Board OF Al
dermen; Your Privileges and oppor-
tunities."
On Wednesday, November 8, Mrs.
n. Archibald Shaw was the chairman
of the day at the regular meeting Of
the New York Browning Society. The
assembly was at the Waldorf Astoria,
and the subject, 'eThe Hamor OF Rob-
ert Browning" attracted large audi
ence. which included an unusual NUM-
Der of guests. Mrs. Shaw presented
the subject of the day.
Hospitality was extended by Mrs.
William Milton Hess, Miss Virginia
Lynch and Mrs. Bernhardt Wall. chair
man. Preceding the program Mrs. H..
C. NJ. Ingraham as ce-president held
a short open business meeting.
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The Society of New York State
Women will hold the second meeting
OF this season tomorrow at tho Wal
dorf-Astoria. DR.. Frances w. Mcneil,
president, will call business at $3.50,
q directors meeting to precede it at
Q o'clock. Mrs. William r.. Hessel,
chairman, will begin the program
promptly at o'clock. Clara Morten-
son Boyer will speak on "Industry and
the Woman" Mental Hygiene" will
be the subject OF talk by Mrs. Walter
Gray Crump, chairman OF hygiene in
the City Federation, and Miss Jean
Britain will be heard in several geci-
tntions. All Interested in these sub
jcets are cordially invited TO attend.
Mrs. John B. Sheppard, of Michigan.
was the chairman of benefit card
rame Mt the Waldorf-Astoria Monday,
November 8. The states represented
fornia, Utah, New Mexico, Missouri,
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana,
Texas, Louisiana. Alabama, Kentucky,
Ohio, Montana, Florida, North Caro-
lima, Maine, Michigan, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
Rhode Island, Oklahoma and Vermont.
The affair was by the Congress Of
States Societies In view OF it's perma-
nent headquarters, which will shortly
be reality. Several places are under
consideration and the result will de-
pend upon the wise Judgment of the
committee now In action. 2N
Mra. Daniel pelton Duffie, regent,
will preside at the next meeting of
Charter Chapter. Daughters OF the
Union. to be held Wednesday at the
Waidorf-Astoria. The session will be-
GIN with meeting Of the governing
board at 2 o'clock, the business of the
chapter to be discussed from 2:30 to
3, when q program will be enjoyed.
The next ''four-bit" card game of
the National California Club will be
ton Kerr, 800 Park Avenue, tomorrow,
playing to commence at $3.50 o'clock,
The Woman's Republican Club, Inc;
Mrs. James Griswold Wentz founder
and president, will hold it's regular
monthly meeting and luncheon in the
Rose Room of the Plaza Hotel on
Tuesday at lo:30 a. m. The chief
speaker will be Mr.. Nathaniel A. Els
berg, president Of the National Re-
publican Club. Other topics of the
day will be discussed in open forum.
The HaarIem Philharmonic Society,
Mrs. Everett Menzies Raynor presi-
dent, will give again this season FIVE
musicsles In the ballroom of the Wal
dorf-Astoria. The artists for the first
one on November i6 will be Miss Ann
Roselle, of the Metropolitan Opera
Company. and the New York Trio, COM
posed OF Mr. Francis Adler, pianist;
Mr. Scipione Guidi, first vielinist; Mr..
Cornelius Van Welt. first celiiss, of
the New York Philharmonic Society.
Members of the music committee are
Mrs. James e. Burt, chairman; Mrs.
C. H. Irwin, Mrs. j.. III. Land, Mrs.
William Fl. Sage, Mrs. J. Clarence
Sharp, Mrs. orison B. Smith and Mrs.
Eivin K. Stewart.
phalo. Mira. Robert T. Ferguson
president, will be entertained to-mor-
row by Mrs. Edwin f.. Valentine and
alrs. Albert A. Snowden at the home
OF Mrs. Valentine, 1902 Union Street,
Brooklyn. The day will be devoted
to Travel under th9 chairmanship
OF Mrs. Hyman Seymour Crystal.
Present Day Conditions in India, will
be discussed by Mrs. Crystal, who has
extensively in tf.at country
during the last six months. Mrs. Val
entine will speak on che history OF