New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-15

sweets Powdered hair and patches gave additional
charm to this picturesque group. At the United
States booth Mrs David b. Plumer in the prin
gown and cap OF a Quakeress. sold articles useful
10 the housewife: she was assisted by Mrs. W. A.
Castle. OF Springfield Mass. who wore gown OF
the Colonial days: Mrs. NJ V. Willis. whose costume
excellent representation OF Pocahontas. and
Mrs Maxwell Wyeth. Mrs. a. VI. Bradshaw. who
to have had charge OF this booth. was prevented
from coming by illness. The German booth where
cake was sold. was in charge OF Mrs d. l..
Schwartz who wore sngularly faithful peasant
costume. as did her assistants, Mrs. ". f. Storms.
Miss Mary Camp. OF Milwaukee and Miss Julia
Cox. OF Cherry Valley. n. Y. The Mother Goose
party In tho rectory drawing room. where Mrs.
Clarence b. Mitchell was attlred in the unique cos
tune OF Mother Goose and Mrs. w. II. Carpenter.
In students cap and gown. impersonatei DR..
Faustus. happy illustration OF the rhymes OF
that time honored fiction. Mrs. *. 7. Hur.burt.
Mrs. j. G.. Freeborn. Mrs. Grover. Mrs Waters.
Mrs. Edward Westhall and Mrs. Henry T. John
in charge of the luncheon which was
served In the rectory dining room
The only important incident this week is the din
given to-ngh, by Mrs. Francis +. Freeman at
Edgemere for Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brockway.
who married at the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Clarence G. Curtiss the week before Lent. The
guests will be General and Mrs. Frank Morgan
Freeman. OF Bellehaven. Conn: Miss Alice Kim
ball. Miss Elsie Davis. Professor Willis Lyman and
Paul d. Stockly
Last night Professor Lyman entertained the
Mems Whist cub at the Lakewood Hotel
A fine audierce Of music-lovers greeted Miss
Emily VI. Burbank in her Illustrated talk on Schu-
mann and Chopin last evening at the Laurel-in-the-
Pines. The patronesses were Mrs. Charles B.
Foote. OF New-York: Mrs. Francis p. Freeman,
Mrs. Robert Bage Kerr. Mrs. James Converse and
Mrs. George w. Siockly.
The next musical Is announced for March % at
the Laurel House. where Anton Iegner. the 'celst
will appear with the Apollo Sxteen.' who have
as their conductor w X. Chapman. of New-York
Lectures have claimed their share of attention
this week. on "Wednesday evening Mrs George W
Ely, of New-York, and Miss Ely arranged a lecture
at the Laurel-In- ePines where Miss Krikonian
an Armenian made an earnest appeal for the suf-
ferng people of her native country. The Rev DR.
Holiday, OF New-York. introduced Miss Krikorian
who wore the costume OF the women OF her country
and gave n brief rehearsal OF the inhuman treat
ment OF the people by the Turks liberal sim
was contributed for the Armenian cause
Miss Laura f.. Giddings, OF Boston, continued
her physical culture lectures before her class in
Kindergarten Hall every afternoon this week
The Rev. Albert Swift delivered his humorous
lecture entitled billy Bray" in the Methodist EMS.
copal Church en- Monday evening
Fine weather favored the Hun Club last Saturday
after two postponements account OF the wind
The run was over more than seventeen miles of
country In a roundabout course There was a largo
followed with the Chevy Chase Hunt, at Washing
spectators saw the run. Tuesday meet was ar the
Laurel In the-Pines under leaden sky The scent
between mis- village and South LakeWood anna a..
through underbrush and over stiff jumps.
are here to play on the Lakewood links this week.
are Mrs Lester Leland. F. G. Webster and VI W.
phia. and Duncan Elliot. OF West Chester Az
the Laure-in- the Pines-Mr, and Mrs F. n Ha ar.
and A. 7. Paterson of Montreal. At the weekly
contest st for the Converse cup last Saturday Cen