New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
SOCIAL IFFAIRS " BALTIMORE.
EXPERIMENTS ~ DOMESTIC ECONOMY - ARr
AND LITERARY RECREATIoNS.

EXPERIMENTS N DOMESTIC ECONOMY - AHl
AID LITERARY RECREATIoNs
p,,.morc. March 81 (SpccaD.-AmonS the moro
einnan, things Of this delightfully."- serious Lcnt a'c
two luncheon clubs that are cndeavorlnS 10 caS wa"
Tho Julia Corson7 principle Of keeping house Oh q'o'
\ year one is composed Of married ladl'S' eBh, III
number subscribing each ~ rs ue'o "'o WV
sot. al sisters who belong-it gives Only SIN
homes for the entertainments So for each lunoheo
or aa g. allowed which IS to include all the sub
,,,tiaIs as we'll as the frivoes I'm tho way ot taolc
decorations Mrs Albert Richie. Mrs. Ward ana MIS-
Dawson are among those who have joined Inc ","oi
club which consists Of ten girls Is even more h"ue''
in what is considered necessary to support HE III VIC
way Of Icntcn luncheons. for 81 - what they c"o"
srs.nd on the entertainment; but the members ue'"o
that these casts are not only good in quality put III
quantity rs well.
ON Monday Mrs Robert Garrett gave her iS'
musical which, II possible. was even more enloyaoic
than the Others male quartet sang hr't' 'onpoH'"
NJ " Hodges, Tunstalc smith. John Carey and julian
White Then there solos 10y Mrs. Jom 'd'eS'
Mis- Maccill Robert Keeling and Miss McilVnh'
Mrs g. H. Martin played magniicently lherc "o'c
al-o trios sung By Mrs Carey, Mrs Lindsey ana MISS
Norris. al .
on Tuesday Mrs. Henry Thompson gave TEA
Miss LYDIA Morris also had one. IL was gwen 10 '''
Ashley, OF New York.
The Charcoal Club has been well attended TINS "ech'
The Spindon collection l. fairly good anu "ci wa "
seeing one or two gems are an exquisite htte htlu
.capc Of Corot's and genuine, though small van
Dyck Others worthy of note view of the Roman
Campagna by Rico, a marine view oil Dauphh al"
two or three Of Venice, faultcss in coloring' by
FranCcsSchl. - -. mind this
Among the many things 10 improve ones miiiu lIis
a,on is "A literary class conducted by MISS rI"nl
DaIlam II meets afternoon in every "ech, anu
mas some forty members. Miss Dallam rc.ics Papcl
OF her own on Of the celebrated nQvellNs anu ,c
extract, from their books and II has proved IN cIo9d
lie hour for those who belong. The topic chss
must not be forgotten. though Ii IS not hovel|, nay
ing bccu I'm existence some time. Ihey meet III NV
evening at the homes Of the different members INC
chairman gives out the "tOpc' which was appointed
the week before and which is supposed to nave peer
well studied In the meantime lie then reads the aru
clio or extracts from the book under discussion ana
every one Is expected to or not to say what tey
| please the subject. $3.50 - .nu,o,
| on Wednesday, Mrs. Ross Winans gave married s
| ladies' luncheon. That evening. the seventh ol INC
| Turnbull lectures given at the University oy
| Fdmund Clarence Stcdman on " Imagination PASSION.
| on SATURDAY evening Mrs. Jesse Tyson mas lnVite'
| a large party to 90 with her to Washington To sec
| pcrnbardt Invitations out for the wedding OF
Mis-, Esther ColstOn to William f. Coaie i0r lhuisuaN
NprII . Miss ColsOn Is The daughter OF Frederick NJ
| COlsOn, the banker.