New-York tribune., 1922-03-05


Charge of Entertainment
Those in charge of this entertainment
are Mrs. William Baldwin Smith I'd,
chairman; Miss Helen Villa Blake, VICE
chairman, and Mrs. George Z. Draper,
Mrs. Axel O. Ihlseng and Miss Rose
T'spley, sub-cha;rmen. The committee
reports many reservations and suggests
that those desiring more tickets will
please notify the chairman at once Or
Mrs. Edward ". Burdick, 445 West 1850
Street, who is acting chairman because
of the illness OF Mrs. Smith. The ad
visory chairman OF this entertainme ert
g Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman, president
OF the federation.
A splendid program will be presented
rnder the chairmanship OF Mrs. Bur
dick.
The conservation committee vii. hold
= meeting on Tuesday at 1880 a. m. st
ne Museum Of Natural History to
make final arrangements for conserva-
ton week, which ;s the fret one in
April. Mrs. Charles Cyrus Marshall IS
chairman ot this conamittee.
Mrs. John 8. Sheppard is chairman Of
ne card party for the benefit CT states
aeadquarters funa o. the ,'ongress OF
States Societies, % be held tomorrow
at the Waldorf Astoria. There will be
prize for each table and on the COM
rnittee : a representative from each
tate. All states people are welcome
and may obtain reservations from MRS.
Sheppard, So7 West Seventyninth
Street.
The New York Browning Society.
Mrs. William L. Noigt, president, VIII
hold It's regular meeting at the Wal
y do1 h,,e w o a
be called at 2 o'clock and the pro-
ran, following at 2:30. This date be
ne Just removed from March &, the
f14tf anniversary of the birth of Eiizs :,
seth Barrett Browning, is designated
on the program as Elizabeth Barrett
Browning Day." and Mrs. John A. Lef-
ferts will be chairman Of the day
The subject will be Poetry and
social WORK With Special Reference
to Romney Leigh" Dr.. Randall will
talk aoout the work of the Elizabeth
Barrett Browning committee and our
adopted child; Margaret Widdemer's
subject will be "The Human Element
IN Poetry Mrs. Edwin Markham will
Brown;ng." and John j. Murphy on
The Art Of Social Service" Mr Muir
uhy was one of the founders Of the
National Arts Club and a one time
tenement house commissioner. Mrs.
Nary Isabel Garland, daughter OF Ham
lin Garland. will read Mrs Browning's
poem, The Poet and the People"
The Study Class met March | at the
home OF Mrs E. R. Lathrop, 81 West
Eighty-third Street. with Mrs. George
NJ. Robinson leader Of the study Of
Romney and Aurora Leigh. Particulsr
attention was paid to the scene of St.
Margaret's Court, and Romney's sp-
parent failure For collateral reading
the suggestions were Mrs. Barnett's
Canon Barnett, His Life, Works and
friends; Modern Poets and Christian
Teaching" by Martha Foote Crow, and
an article By Lucille K. Corbett in The
Family Magazine" in April, 1891.
The March bulletin Of the society,
which is edited BY Miss Ella E. Wagar,
o09 East Seventy-seventh Street, gives
AS president of the society MIS-. Will
liam l.. Voigt. 332 West Eighty eighth
street; as corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian, sl2 Manhsttan
Avenue, and as treasurer DR.. Lillian
Craig Randall, 67o West 15sth Street.
Mrs Luellen Bussenius, OF Great
Neck, l.. l., is arranging a mammoth
bridge and tea 10 be given at the Penn
sylvania Hotel for the benefit of the
National Society. Daughters of the
Union, and the National Sosiety,- Pa
triotic Women Of America, OF both of
which Mrs. William r. Stewart is the
president. A long list Of patrons and
patronesses well known in the social
and patriotic worlds heads the invita-
lions An appropriate prize will be
given TO each table.