New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-08
GERMAN WOMEN'S CLUBS.
THE LIEDERKRANz DAMIEN VEREIN FLOUR
ISHING-PLANS OF OTHER ORGANI-
ZATIONS OUTLINED

Women IN German society circles still speak with
enthusiasm OF the beautiful souvenirs OF the golden
Jubilee which Mrs. Franz Schneider. the president
Of the Ilederkranz Damen Nerein. sent out &c
tbe members The Ladies' Club which was found
cd about twenty-one months ago for the purpose
az presenting the Aederkranz with a statue on its
iubiIee has proved so successful that the off,
GERS and members are quite determined TO keep
II up At the business meeting last week plans
were discussed for another monster kaffeekatsch,
70 be given as afterceebration OF the Jubi-
lee The Committee Amusement has a great
many surprises in store for those who VIII be
invited The officers OF the club are: Mrs. r.
Schneider president; Mrs. Theodore Schulz. first
v,ce-president: Mrs. T. A. Ringler, second vice.
PRESIDENT: Mrs Paul Goepel. recording secretary:
Mrs j Keller. corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
a. Tscheppe, treasurer
Every second Thursday OF the month the Froh.
vein Club which was founded twenty-five years ago
by the late Mrs. Frohwein enjoys n coffee klatsch
at the home OF OF the members. The member
ship is limited TO eighteen These social gather
ings are the OF raising funds which
used for private charity. Mrs. Max Ans is the
president: Mrs. c. Mueller, vice president: Mrs r.
Mathiesen. treasurer. and Mrs i. Crane secretary.
The Caecille L.orsch Verein meets evenings
instead OF afternoons. The advantage OF this change
was shown at the last meeting. when the hall OF
the College OF Music hardly large enough &c
hold all those who came. while at the afternoon
lively snail Mrs. Caroline Opper tho presi.
dent. Is always on the lookout for new talent with
which 10 delight her audiences.
The members OF the Deutsche Frauen Verein
are hard at work for their annual benefit perform
ance. which will take place March rs, at the
Lexington Opera House. There is no doubt that
the performance will net large amount OF money.
John w. Sherman has been engaged to give "
series Of his 'Tableaus Phantasma" by means OF
a novel device. living people made 70 appeal
vanish and reappear at WILL often seeming 20 s(ss
through one another. Besides these tableaus in
which only society people will appear there will
be rectations by Nine. Selma Goldzier. a cornet
solo by Edwin Goldman Frankie. songs by Miss
Nonnenbacher, etc. The committee which f. ar
ranging this performance consists OF Mrs Max
Ans Mrs. James Fellows Miss Marianne Schurz
Miss Robinson. Miss Louise Gloeckner. Mrs f. A.
Robe Mrs Charles Foster Mrs Ulrich Schroeder
Mrs. Henry Haar. Mrs. Treusch Mrs. r. Fischer
Mrs. Is. a. Nonnenbacher. Mrs r.. Roemer. Mrs
X Mueller. Mrs a. Blum Mrs Herrlich Mira
Stemme Mrs. Winter and Mrs. Schlueter
The ST. Cacile Piano Club. organizatio com.
posed OF IA limited number of society women held
It's last meeting at the home OF Miss Soa Lind
After the music there lation. The presi.
dent OF this club. which meets every fortnight Is
Mrs. Henry Friedman OF No. East Ninety.
fourth-st.
The Osteite Frauen- TIulfs-vereln realized a
large sum from their recent benefit performance
given at the Germnnt Theatre through the kind.
ness OF Adolph Philip. Mrs. Henriette Wunder-
Itch. the president, II going to distribute the money
among the many needy people Of the East Side
The fair which this charitable club gave not long
ago was highly successful one.