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HARVARD CLUB EXPERIMENTS

Ladies' Day as a Permanent Institution Will Receive Initial Try-Out Today From 3 to 5.30.

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED November 25, 1913

The Harvard Club of Boston will be open to ladies accompanied by members this afternoon from three o'clock until half past five. An organ recital will be given by Mr. Ernest Mitchell at 4 o'clock, and tea will be served. These ladies' days are in the nature of an experiment, and may be continued if they prove popular.

The program for the organ recital will be as follows. Hosannah, Dubois Moderato cantabile (Eighth Symphony) Widor Prelude and Fugue in A minor, Guilmant Chorale in B minor, Cesar Franck Berceuse, Dickinson Finale (First Symphony) Vierne