The times., 1898-02-20

presentation and memorial address
/ from the women's clubs of New York city
was made yesterday evening to Mrs Dom
| aid Mclean. candidate for president gem
| eral. Daughters of the American Reyo-
| ton. There were present members of
| Fassar Students Aid Society, Herbert
| Spencer Club. American SocioIogic So
| ciety, Home Hotel Association. Rutgers
| Female College Association. Medico-Legal
| Society, Columbia Heights Women's Club
! National Altruist Society, National Kin
| dergarten Union, National Peace Union
National kindergarten Association, So
ciety for Political Study and Women $
Press Union. Mrs. Harry Wallerstein, a
prominent member of the Daughters of
the American Revolution and president of
| the Women's Legal Aid Society, present
| ed Mrs Mclean with bouquets and bank
| of roses. The words of presentation were
as follows:
To Mrs. Donald Mclean, Regent, New York
City Chapter, Daughters of American Revolution:
A slight tribute of love for her many graces
and unfailing goodness, admiration Tor her abil
tiles and genius. and gratitude for her superb
services TO her chapter, to the order and to the
cause OF American patriotism, public spirit and
philanthropy, from her loving friend Mrs Harry
Wallersteiu President, Women's Legal Aid So
ciety.
Mrs. Robert Newton Harper, Of % B
Slitct lh"SSl- Will IctelNt itf
informally tomorrow after 4 o. clock.
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani will receive at
the Ebbitt tomorrow from 3 TO 6.
The fair for the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart will close tomorrow night with a
progressive euchre party. which will be-
gin at s o'clock at Carroll Hall. The
prizes which will consist of handsome
lows:
Sacred Heart table-French picture, blue satin
pin cushion. sterling silver nut bowl.
Sacred Heart shrine-pillow, comb and brush
tray, fan. Sacred Heart PLAGUE.
st. Anthony's colony-Centerpiece. spoon and
butter knife, lamp, chair, VIOLIN three
boxes of fine cigars. Meerschaum cigar holder
st. Patrieks table-slver service flower
holders. sterling silver mayonase spoon, applique
centerpiece. hand-painted mouchoir case lamp,
rose jar, pin cushion, and many others.
The wives and daughters of the Con-
gressional circle who are staying. at the
Narnum entertained at tea on Friday
afternoon from to o'clock. The ladies
of the receiving party were Mrs Clardy
Mrs. Partridge, Mrs. Ball, Mrs De Ar
mond, Mrs. Robb, Mrs. Dayton, Mrs. Cox,
Mrs Little. Mrs. Dovener, Miss Sulloway
Mrs. Sims, Miss Sims, Miss Cox. Mrs
Castle, Mrs. Brumm, Miss Ross, Mrs.
Brown.
The Legion Of Loyal Women have pre-
pared an excellent program for their at
home tomorrow evening which will be
given at their headquarters on Tenth
street
Among the dancing events that have
been postponed on account of the catas-
trophe to the Maine is the informal hop
which was to have been given by the Of
ficers of the Marine Barracks on next
Tuesday evening.
The social bulletin for the next two
days is as follows:
Monday-Miss Baker. n breakfast at the
Country Club Miss Edith Foster, a
luncheon for Miss II. d. Money marriage
of Miss Morgan and Mr.. Jackson at noon;
Mrs Madison Bailinger. a tea, Mrs RAN
dolph de b. keim, a tea; MIR. and Mrs.
Frederick True. a reception from to i