New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
GOSSIP OF THE DAY.

An invitation recital by pupils Of Miss Mary
uauiIton Iawton is TO be given at the hall Of the
Woman's Institute Yonkers on THURSDAY even
ing next at s o'clock. Miss Lawton Is teacher
of ability and experience, and enjoys weh-ea'heu
acne, bv her pupils Several hundred invtatlons
have been sent out, and the aHair Is ahoop"'eu
with much interest.
Tho tea AZ Fox Hurst on the 18th inst. given
nv Mrs Tiffany 70 introduce her youngest daush-
ter Miss Isabel Perry Tiffany, induced a great
many guests to take the opportunity OF WISH AT
this oldtime homestead. They were repaid by tne
wealth Of dogwood and hawthorn and profnsion
Of wI,ar AIR ao of fesvy with flavor Of antiquity
dinner and dance followed to when 1me par de
ticular friends and schoolmates or the young oe-
butan,e were asked.
The alumna Of the Misses Lockwood's Young
Ladies' Academy Mount Vernon, many OF the
members of which are graduates OF smith Mount
tIolvoke Vassar wellesley and the Teachers col
Ie Isare naa % programme of entertainment for the
YEAR 1t was decided that the aIuInne snouIu AZ.
and take promnen; part in The eHercises TO 70
encourage the un:e t Wees viii be Celebrated
with yachting party Il Is sIsnG Soma 80
Hempstead Harbor, where Dime" VIII be served
The commencement exercises of the class OF 81
of the Classical school for Girls VII oe ba he' of The
qYa M N G. A. 30. West one 'hundred-and-'wen'y-
ffth-st
Quaint and interesting souvenir invitations have
heen issued by the New-York City Colonial Daihe'
70 a reception at Van Cortland. House. Van Cori-
,andt Park on Msy 81. at O'clock in the after
noon. The occasion will be held in commemora-
tipn Of the 25Oth anniversary Of the land ng OF CO..
ernor Peter StuyvesGnt on Manhattan isiahd III IN
ing showTS the sea cd letter she look
ing like an "f," is employed in the printhg.
Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait. who has been absent
from the city for month. Will return SATURDAY.
Nav 90 Mrs. Gait is the National organizer OF
the National American Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton During her absence the National headquaF-
Tors al Room No l07 World Building have been
under the direction OF Miss Helen NJ. Reynolds. NJ
Denver Col Miss Reynolds is well known In
Denver club circles and held the position OF chair
man OF the Committee on Legislation or the North
Side Woman's Club, Of tina, city. last year. She
was also one of the four women named by the
Citizens Committee OF Denver to serve upon the
special committee of fifteen citizens appointed TO
associateS Win Miss Reynolds were Mrs Sarah
S. Platt president of the Woman CiuD' OF Den
provement society and Mrs sue 4. Hall, president
Of the Civic Federation These -FOUR women rep,
OF the beautiful and progressive city of Denver.
Not the least remarkable feature OF this commit
history Of the world OF women having hand in
the drawing up Of a city charter
The Rev. Augusta J. Chaplin, who has preached
on several occasions before the Universalist So
cie'y at Mount Vernon is OF the candidates
under fsyorabe consideration for the pulpit va
cancy she preached last Sunday morning before
q large congregation. her subject being 'The AL
legory of Eden"
The birthday Of Queen Victoria which was OBJ
served throughout the British Nation Monday. May
q. will be specially celebrated in London with fit
ing ceremonies.