There will be an Informal tea for tha
American members of th? Intercollegiate
Cosmopolitan dub at the Nippon Club, ItH
West Ninety-third street, S:.10 P. M,
New York Cltv fikldmore Alutume Club,
luncheon, Ibitel Pennsylvania, 11:^0 P. M.
The Hnmllton Collexe Musical Cluba, i*>
nual concert, Hotel Plaza, th' evening.
"Workers' Educ itlon in the United States"
will be discussed nt a eonfece:ice under tha
auspices of the Narlonal Workers' Kduca
tlonitl Bureau. West Twenty-third street,
bctrlnnlnu at 2 P. M.
The Italian Chamber of Commerce, dinner^
HoM Blltmore. 7 P. M.
The New York chapter of the Hindustan
Association of America will give a "Hindu
Nlcht" at Rrlnckerhoff Theatre. Columbia
TTnlverslty, Broadway and 119th street, S
P. M.
r>r. Llndley M. Keashey will lecture on
"The Nature of the Prospective Social S ate"
at tlio l.abor Temple. Fourteenth street and
Second avenue, K:l" p. M.
The older graduates of Seward Park Junior
Hlrh School will bold a meeting In the audi
torium of the school, fleeter and Essex
streets, fi P. M.
Th? fourth annual Brooklyn Industrial Ex
hibit will open in the Twenty-third Regiment
Armory, Pedford avenue, Brooklyn, this
evening.
Motloi^, Picture Directors Association,
ftp nee, H"'el Aetor, P'.IO P. M.
Hnr'er College, luncheon. Hotel McAlpln,
1 P M.
New Vrk chanter. United Daughter* of tha
Confederacy. luncheon. Hote' As;or. 1 P. M.
Maine Women, meeting, Waldorf-Astoria,
2 P. M.
Pushing Club, danre, Hotel McAlvln. 8
P. M. ,
EaMern Prlitlng Company, dinner. Hotel
A'tor. 7 P. M.
Plattsburg Reunion, dinner, Hotel McAlpln,
7 P. M.
PUBLIC LECTURES TO-NIGHT.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
"Russia and the Near Hast." by Dr. Peter
MacQueen, at American Museum of Natural
llt-tory. Beventy-sever.th stroet and Central
1'arU West. Illustrated.
"The Etbl' s of Friendship." by Georr? E.
