New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-03
CLOS GREAT FETE DAY.
MRS. ARNOLD sCHRAMM ENTERTAINs THE
MEMBERS IN HER BEAUTIFUL HOME.
THE KNOLL.

Tho f4te cbampetre given to Clio by Mrs Arnold
schramm at her beautiful home. the knoIi, IN
West Northumberland nifty -eighth-st, VIII long We
remembered as one OF the most charming outuooi
festivals of the season
The day was perfect and the scene OF more thah
fifty women on the lawn in their saEy co oreu cos
,unes WINS picturesque In every detail. Inc great
trees-oak maple and popar-cast gra'etui shnd
ows and the fountain in the miniature iahe e'.
refreshing showers to the iris on It's oorders' "ie
MANY flags attested the patriotism OF the hostess
The literary programme began at II 80 a m' ana
NO. ,,,dor rho efficient direction of Mrs. Henry {.
Pailey who was extremely felicitous In the pro-
logue in introducing the purpose OF the OCCASION
and also in her tribute to the greatness OF the hag
city and country.
The address OF welcome by Mrs. Schramm was
hearty and gracious. and before the day closed
every woman was ready 10 exclaim What an ioea'
hosteesr'
The Star spangled Banner" was sung by the
Clio Choral. and Mrs. Schramm followed Win An
Invitation 10 the Country" by Bryant. the sen''-
ment being In perfect accord with the hour anu
occasion II seemed as though all the poets VINO
had ever said q good word for the country OF Ut
tered a sweet thought about June were oroush'
10 memory by appropriate selections. Gems from
Hugo and Holland. Lowell and Miller browning
Heine and Shakespeare were read by MIS- H. l.
Pierce Mrs. c. ". Fitting. Mrs. J. H. Kennedy, MIS-
T. NJ Cutler Mrs W. T. Galloway, Mrs. Johh D.
and Mrs L. X. Ingram. Miss Augusta Il. smui'el
read an original story OF "A Garden Party on Mount
olympus" clever in imagination. as showing ho"
the gods and goddcsses enjoyed themselves OH sii'
lar occasions Mrs L. w. Redngtons WHY re-
marks embodied In Notes and Comments caused
genuine mirth. and original poem by MISS Aoe
aide Smuller contrastcd the pleasures OF the MUSES.
with the freedom and cntoyments OF the MODERN
woman. very much In favor OF The latter , -,
A sumptuous luncheon was served on the raw ,
the rich vands coming forth from rustic, III
clad arbor. Even the maids were dressed IN yeIIoM
and white out OF compliment 10 CLOS coIors Late
tea was served In the Chinese pagoda Whlch Was
beautifully decorated Fifty children from .ne
Coored Orphan Asylum came marching Gown IN. h
street and stood gazing with admlrauon az Inv nv
lawn party Immediately Mrs. Schramm sara II tne.
would sit on the adjoining hillside and sing tney
should all have ice cream ana thls llnpIoiHP'u N
cert greatly enjoyed. ,..s -
The latter part OF the programme was devo'e1 rh
music and was Of a most delightful sort Inc
artists were Mrs. J. II. Mckinley. MRS CnarIe,
r Wright Miss Emma Dennison. MISS MargaIc. gar.
Crawford and Lewis w Armstrong By request
Mrs Boughton read The Unseen Guest
The afternoon closed with presentation oy MI .
Schramrn Of beautiful souvenir bookmarks 70 eVsr!
body present. The broad white satin ribbons pore
the picture OF the muse CnO. ana the ua'e vi ''e
fete stamped In blue. a. 49,, ,,,o
| HsprT Mrs A. N. Judson. Mrs. William G. slade.
Mrs Lewis Armstrong DR.. Annie Brown. MIS-; 8
bourne Mrs George Clark, Mrs Conselyea. MT
| II Y la Forge Mrs Ralph Paraga, Mrs r. D.
| Vandenhove Mrs H. Barker. Mrs. n. waterbury,
| Mrs E. Montanye and Mrs. Jane Pierce.