New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-27

meeting will be held Mt Cooper Union TINS
evening and a reception rendered Miss Maud ''onh'
by way 81 welcome upon her return from h"r vest
tour. It is Intended 20 show the spec;a' IN
paihy he Of York nay" IN MISS
comes cause. She will be ATTENDED tntoog n1r,sh
evening by a guard ~ honor composed ~ ir'S"
women ~ this city
Three thousand smateurs Will play for charity
a, the Me, ropolitan opera House this week Inc
four special features 81 the performance VIII be
no fete " The peasants to welcome Prince natn
nations by four hundred girls the drill Of rho
American Guards and the grand ballet
Invitations are on, for reception which the
members Of the Lonox Avenue Unitarian church
will give nj. evening 20 'hc Rev lrd Mr. Morlc
81, Cro,. Wright, in celebration Of tho tenth amt
versary 81 the pastors installation
Mrs Rurklo'. class ~ the League for Political
Education. No 5Q9 Fifth-sv-.. will meet this morn
ing ut the usuai hour. Il O'Clock Tho subject for
study will 10 "'i'z"nship IN Anci"n' greece
Tho Kalrnla Club OF rsmbertvine. Y J. will
meet tonight Miss Lille 4 Williams will give
AS tho Christmas rnper account ~ her travels
in Norway and Sweden during tho last summer
Mrs Sarah NJ Rhoadcs wife Of Lieutenant
Henry p. Rhoades l. Y. will ieavr Noun,
Vernon to-day FOR Lincoln. Neb. where shs will
join her son. the Rev wintred Cheney nhoaae-
a, The Educaonai Stat' Donysn'ion A. ne Close
iron. Neb. where hcr son Is at ne head % large
acadImy under n" ousrGss q nG , t 30
about two month";
The Christmas meeting Of rho Krau. Alumni
Kindergarten Association was held las week At the
Hotel Ban Reno paper BY Mrs. Maria Kraus
Boelti on Christmas Customs Their History
and Signncance road. This followed
by story from Mrs Kraus which led 40 TO
bow Which decorated The IND q the hail. and is
promise Of good things was fulfilled to those who
Marshall Darrach ended the programme for
he mornins WIN sp'Ied rsn'etg 81 me o
the association gave luncheon in honor Of Mr..
Darrach and his SITTER NJ the clos" or the meeting
Many insane in the city asyums have
asked for presents Of dolls. and the Fruit and
Flower Mission has gratined the-- request. 40 fnr
q, possibe Tnes. organiza ions have made special
efforts 20 find ont indi"idua pr.i"rrnc", ain't h
those who are 10 receive rlHs ana I" supply IN"
demand n possible
The following are the names ~ tho patrons and
patrone-sen under whose auspices tho ch'ldrens
operatta "Cnderea" which opens tonight. Is 70 h"
conducted: Mr. and Mrs. Paul l.. Th"haud Mr. and
Mrs v Bouvier Mr.. and Mrs. Edrfge T Gerry.
william r. Grace. Hugh j Grant. MI ana Mrs
Adrian Iselin. MI and Mrs Adrian lselln. r.. Mr.
and Mrs Eugene Kelly. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. william
p Sloane. Mr. and Mr.. Robert Hewitt Mr. and
Mrs J. g Irving Mr.. and Mrs. q. Stanton Floyd
Jon., Dr AID Mrs Thomas Adds Emmet. Mr.
and Mrs De Lanccy Kane. Mr. and Mrs Walter f.
ulldreth Mr. and Mrs David Mcclure. Mr.. and
Mr.. Peter Doelger. Mr. and Mrs Aueusiin DAILY.
Mr.. and Mrs Bog,ier r Mr r ana ME- Mr
and Mrs Randolph GusGenhencr. Mr. and Mrs.
j F dc Navarro Mr and MI. Dharcs NJ oc'r wrS
j Mortimer Brooks. NJ 4nd Mr. tdwar" W. keHy.
Mr "a an" s,o ks Mr. and Mrs Pau Gilbert Thebnud
Mrs Thcodor" IIay"mcycr Mr,o " , :. h,''n Wn
Mr. bTP T.y John D. rrimms the Misses Grim
Minis Mrs n Marquand. Mrs. Jules Reynai Mrs }
I GseTs Bsa A Mrs Goisae Ms rvins Sss
s wyncoop Mrs JoccEh j. 0 rI Wr ana Mrs. Mrs
O'Donohue. the Misses o'"nh"' "h' WI WI" '''''
Thomas Brennan
The Sunday school Of the NcwYork Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Brooklyn gave cnntnta
entitled Santa Clauss Surprise Party on Christ
mas night Mrs. Edward f. De Noysller opened rnc,
tation organ and chimes recital
The Ladies' AID Society OF the North Methodist
Episcopal Church. Mount Vernon. held pnrior
social THURSDAY SveHng N hs hoPe Ua Mr ana
The annual reunion OF the students Of tho High
School Mount Vernon. Oh Thursday night was
successful not only in It's programme. nut IN
bringing together a couple OF hundred OF the
prettiest young women that can he found IN any
CITY in this country With scarcely an exception
each was dressed In white, and they were In their
best holiday spirits Mrs Joseph s Wood MISS
Edna C. Chaplin and Miss Matte Whiffan gave
selections on the piano; Miss Millicent Phelps and
Mrs Mark D. Stiles sang songs, and a. NoeI
Blakeman president OF the Board or Educatlon,
ard the Rev Henry NJ MacCracken, chancellor OF
The New-York University made addresses. After
short intermisson stringed orches'ra APPEARED
as n nv magic and Miss Florence Myers ana
Trustee Henry f. Rhoades stared , the wa, waltz,
kaIeidoscope OF beautiful costumes and pretty
faces Among the ex-students were me MISSES s
LESSEE Speirs Jessie Myers. Margaret Moebus. Ella
Kessler Mabel McFaul and Jessie Mcintosh, who
are now students Of the Normal School nj New
Dale