New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
AN IMPORTED HAT AT WANAMAKER'S.

, Der Nussbaun' was received with much ap-
plause that Nine. Lehman consented 10 sing IL
over again. and after the programme had been An
ished she back In response TO repeated calls.
and sang This and That" by Franz in English.
The accomplishments were played by Reinhold l..
Herman
Nine Lehman was gowned In white satin COW
cred with white lace and simply made with a low
square-cut neck and Empire sleeves. Her hair was
arranged in a French twist. caught with small
gold comb Her only other ornament was the
pendant from the necklace given 10 her seven years
ago by the women boN-hOlders AT the Metropolitan
Opera House She accompanied by her sister,
Marie Lehman. who gowned In brown silk
showing a mixed blue figure.
A reception was held AT the close Of the recital.
and tea and other refreshments were served.
The affair was given Under the patronage Of the
following women:
Mrs George F. Andrews Mrs. James ". Alex
ander Mrs. f. D. Adams. Mrs. Archibald Alex
ander Mrs Charles b. Alexander. Mrs. A. n.
Aker. Mrs Fritz Aches. Mrs. Able Miss Bah
cock Mrs benjamin, Mrs Robert Bacon Mrs. F.
H. Bosworth. Mrs. +. :. Bangs. Mrs. James A.
Burden Mrs Beaver Webb Mrs William H. Bliss
Mrs Temple Bowdoin, Mrs W. 3. Bolton, Mrs.
Charles Brown. Mrs James Barclay. Mrs. Bruce
Brown Mrs John C. Barnes. Mrs. George Blagden
Miss Bodgett Mrs X. NJ. Bull Mrs J. J. Blodgett.
Mrs William Baylis. Miss Breese. Mrs Lloyd
George =. Cammann. Miss Carey. Miss Calender.
Miss Chalmers Mrs Stuart Coates. Mrs. John
Clafin Mrs G. n. Coster. Mrs. J. NJ. Cornell. Miss
Cuyler Mrs. Samuel Coleman, Mrs. George F.
Crane Miss De Forest. Mrs. Earl Dodge. Miss
Dixie Mrs. De Peyster. Mrs. II. F. Dmock. Miss
Davidge. Miss Helen r. Durham. Mrs William II.
Draper Mrs. William r. Dinsmore Mrs. William
T. Douglas Miss Dickey Miss Lille Page Ely, Mrs.
Seth r. French Miss FurnIss Miss Frellnghuysen.
Mrs Charles b. Foote. Mrs. Francis Vinton
Greene Mrs James Goodwin Mrs. Gotthold Mrs.
Walter Gurnee, Mrs. Frederick Goodrdge Mrs.
Frederick d. Grant Mrs. g. 6. Haven. Mrs. Hague.
Mrs Henry f. Rowland. Mrs. w. p. Hamilton,
Mrs Theodore Ilellman. Mrs. Arson Hard, Mrs.
J. II. Hewson. Mrs. Robert Hoe. Mrs Ed
Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs.. r. Huntington. jr Mrs Rich
ara Irwin. Mrs: Brayton Ives. Mrs Adrian Iselin
Mrs. J Herber, Johnston. Mrs. William Kingsand,
Mrs. Edward King Mrs P I;9raTd T.. Mrs setn
Mrs. Alfred LOOMS Miss Hannah Lawrence, Mrs
\. A Low, Mrs. James Markoe. Mrs. W. Bard Nc
Mnrn Mr. o Perpon Morsan M Mrs. perre
Mali, Mrs. ogden Mills Mrs. Bradley Martin, Mrs
George Msee Wl M MI Mrh R Nor Ma W
lam c; Osborn. Mr. Walter G. 9akman Mrs j.
% e6nd S NUS cnsy IL schva Mr.
Pyne, Mr.. George = Palmer Mr.. G GTsnyille
Ms r r Mrs '5 George F Robbins Mrs
Benjamin c. Riggs Mrs; Charles Roe, Miss Eliza
betn ksUls'f MITE NllIdm ROckeleller. MIS- II
L. Roosevelt. Mrs. James Roosevelt. Mrs. Il. F.
Read. Mrs. +. A. Stevens, Miss sturges. Mrs.
Francis Schroeder. Miss f. Shipper. Mrs. F. A.
Stevens jr.. Miss Georgina Schuyler. Mrs. II. r.
Turner Miss Serena Townsend Mrs Louis G. tn
fanny. Mrs. Howard Townsend. IT,. Mrs Spencer
Trask Mrs F. T. Van Beuren. Mrs. r. Vaen-
tine Mrs. stanford White. Mrs. l.. g. Woodhouse.
Mrs Charles Whitehead. Mrs Camille Weidenfed.
Mrs J. Hood Wright. Mrs. John A. Weekes. Miss
Douglas Robinson. Mrs. Bradsh Johnson.
The Summer Rest to which the proceeds OF the
recital are devoted H. situated Woodcn " J..
and its object IL TO provide rest and country air
10 self-supp0rting gentlewOmen who cannot ahord
the prces demanded at comfortable health resorts,
and are in need during the summer months. OF COM
piee cnange and relaxation after the winter OF toll
and fatigue I'm the city. II opened few years
ago in very small way, but has been steadily
growing since. and last year DID much good work