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on Saturday. 1t promises to be the larg-
est in the series.
Drama Comedy Will
Hold Social Matinee

Drama Comedy. Edyth Totten. Presi-
dent. will hold it< February social matt
nee on Friday afternoon at the Hotel
Astor. The guests of honor will DO
Miss Laurette Taylor. Hartley Manners.
Rabbi Joseph Silverman, and the Misses
Lillian and Dorothy Gish. David w.
Griffith will tell why he inserted the
French Revolution in orphans of the
Storm" Charles and Sadie Macdonald.
who are celebrating their thirtieth
wedding anniversary and still on the
stage. will also be guests Of honor. A
new one-act play entitled AT Bay" by
Edyth Totten, will be produced with
Charles Hull and Emme Maak in the
leading parts. Tho program will also
include songs by Babette Guth and Sig.
John Ardizoni, baritone.
On Sunday, Feb. 10, tho club will
celebrate its wooden wedding" being
five years old. with banquet. The
favors will be wooden and there will
be a special wooden dancing number
arranged by william Pitt Rivers. The
program will be entirely theatrical.
On Monday the club went In a, body
to see their vice-president, Miss Olga
Petrova, in THE White Peacock" at
the Comedy Theater. 81.
The New York City Federation of
Woman's Clubs. Mrs. Richard M. Chap
man president, will hold a one-day
Child Welfare Convention on Friday,
February "a, 10 A NJ. to 40 p. NJ,
at Cafe Boulevard, Forty-flrst street
and Broadway. 1t has been arranged
by the Child Welfare Committee,
OF which Mrs. Park Mathewson of
Douglaston, L. l., is chairman, and who
announces that between the hours Of
1890 A. NJ. and p. M. there will be
Child Welfare reports of the Federated
Clubs, and an open forum on the SUBJ
ject. Most Needed Child Welfare Work
In New York City and Means of Accom-
plishment." A Child Welfare poster ex-
hibt will follow.
During the afternoon there viii be
fifteen minute addresses by Those Who
Know" demonstrations by children In
costumes, special motion pictures and
music. From / to 2 luncheon will be
served.
In honor Of Mrs. Eugene J. Grant, the
new president-genera of the National
Society OF New England Women. a val
entine party and luncheon has been ar
ranged by the past president-general,
Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe. together with
Miss Ruth Mason Rice, president of
the League OF American Pen Women, TO
take place at Delmonico's on February IL.
The luncheon will start at 80 and will
be entirely a New England menu, in
Guiding the famous waffies and maple
syrup. At 3 o'clock valentine pro-
gram entitled "Masquo OF Old Loves"
by Faith Van Valkenburg Villas will be
presented. Dancing will start at 8
o'clock. Many OF the prominent MEM
bers and officers will appear In costume
while the Priscilla Maidens will form a.
Junior coterie.
Mrs. Cora Wells Trow. as chairman Of
the committee, led most Instructive
parliamentary drill at the regular meet
ing of the Post Parliament at Hotel
McAlpin on Friday.
Next Friday the subject. "The Position
of Labor m the World" will be presented
by Mrs. Elizabeth White. chairman OF
the committee on political science, who
will have charge of the discussion.
At the monthly meeting OF the Man
haitian Matinee Club held last Monday
ut the waldorf-Astoria Mrs. Howard
Clinton Russ was appointed to serve as
vice president until the club holds It's
annual election. The vacancy was
caused by the death of Mrs. +. w.
Scheerer Of East Orange. N. ].
Plans for the card party for the
philanthropic fund were discussed and
Mrs. Edward Pickering Fay was APP