New-York tribune., 1896-05-14
BARNARD ALUMNAE GARDEN PARTX.
A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THE NEW BUILDINGS on MORNING
SIDE HEIGHTS.


pleasant incident in society yesterday and last
evening was the garden party, flower sale and con-
cert, the latter b. the Yale Glee and Banjo clubs.
given under the auspices OF the Associate Aiumnae
Of Barnard College. In the private gardens In East
Thrty-seventh-st.. near Fifth-ave The garden
was appropriately decorated with the coors OF
Barnard College. with a dash OF the Yale and
Columbia colors The Arrangement OF the booths
and music stands extremely pretty. Spring
flowers in the greatest profuson adorned the flower
booths which in charge OF Miss Elsie Clews'
Miss Agnes Leaycraft, Miss Wheelock. Miss May
Dobbs Miss Virginia c. Gildersleeve. Miss Eliza
beth II. Mapesden and Mrs. S Polltzer
The refreshment booth. brilliant with the colors OF
Barnard and radiant with the choicest Of spring
flowers was In the hands OF Miss Louise Dunn and
Miss Bertha Van Ripper. Miss Jeannette Sutphen
had charge Of the lemonade booth. with Its hand
some decorations OF flags and flowers and de-
cided touch of the Barnard and Yale college coors
She sold gallons of lemonade and hundreds OF nose
gays of spring flowers In the centre of the garden
Win i,s hundreds OF tiny lights covered with cir
cular glass globes, blue white and pink was the
nagoda whe:e the Glee and Banjo clubs gave their
performances in the afternoon and last evening
The Hungarian Band also played for the visitors
under the branches Of tall tree Last night there
were ropes Of japanese lanterns TO guiae 'e 'sors
10 the various booths IN the garden
THE members Of the Yale Gee Club who took part
IN the concert are Z. c. Lakeland. f. II. Brewer
c. Smokes Eagle. F. sheehan. B. Spark. 5 carey
p Hinkle J. H. Mccullough. e. Hume. H. Ledyard
w Iapbam. NJ J. Dodge. J. Schrieber and T.
saIter The Banjo Clubs members were r. BrooKs'
r Moore. j. Shaw, a. J. Draper. L. kountze, H.
Kountze. H. S. Kip, d. Stewart. II. Pierce. w Ford
some Of those present were Mrs. A NJ Dodge. MI
and Mrs b. Colgate Miss Efie Moller. Mr. and
Mrs Stanford White Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H.
Choate Mrs. william Y. Strong, am her sister
Miss Aborn; Mss Caldwell Dr. and Mrs, Francis
y. Kinncutt. Mrs seth Low. Miss Alice NJ Key,
Forest. Mrs John r. Dillon Mrs. H. +. Dim0ck
Mrs Alfred Dix Mrs William Z. Dodge, IT, Mrs
William Eceston Mrs. Henry Clay Emo. Mrs josiah
" FASke Mrs. z l.. Godk!n. Mrs Amon Goodwin
Mrs James J. Goodwin. MIS-. j. Warren Goddard
Mrs Alfred Hague, Mr.. Valentine c. Hall Mrs: )
Henry Harper. Mrs. Abram 5. Hewitt, Mrs VIII
lam D. Howells Mrs. Henry T. Howland Mrs
Henry Holt. Mrs. Alfred VI. Hoyt, Mrs Brayton
Ives Mrs. John y. Archbold Mrs. francis Is.
Arnold Mrs Samuel T. Barger, MIs: j. ;. Barnes
Mrs Frederick ?. Bcliamy. Mra. T. G. Benedict
Henry n Sanders. Mrs Jacob II. Schin, Mrs
Agathe Schurz, Mrs Augustus y. Shepard. MISS
Mabel Slade. Mrs. Annie Trumbull Slosson, Mrs
T. Hopkineon Smith Mre 4. j. Stone, MIS-. James
Talcott Mrs Roderick Terry Mrs Frederick Ferris
Thompson Mrs Louis Tiffany. Mrs. Cornelius van
derbnt Mrs Schuyler Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. Charles
Dudley Warner Mrs. ". Seward Webb. Mrs. JACOB
Wendell Mrs Everett 7. Wheeler Mrs. Edward
Winslow Mrs Morris K. Je6up. Mrs. John s. Ken
nedy. Mrs. William Lambert ana Mrs herman D
lie Roy.
The entertainment. which was given for the benefit
OF the new college buildings MornnEsde Helghts,
will net 81 800 OF t2,0OO for the college.