New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

The afternoon entertainment Will be fete cham-
petre and Is in charge OF Mrs. William s. Hoyt'
The large lawn in front OF the house will be the
scene OF many gay attractions Mr.. Chase the Ia
nous artist has advised the placing or the pooths
and their decorations and under his guidance they
Will be charmngly located under the rows OF apple
trees on each side OF the lawn. which give to the
Mace tie name Of The Orchard. large rug VIII
be laid on the grass In front OF the house, ana
nuadrilles will he danced by young girls ana chill
dren in fancy dress
Among the booths will be a Japanese tearoom. IN
charge Of Mrs Robert NJ Thompson. Mrs. stephen
Peabody and Mrs Henry f. Rowland. Tea Will Dc
served by the following young women In Japanese
.os,uue. Miss Bertha Munde. Miss Sarah Thomp-
aon Miss Marian Bowers Lee Miss Beatrix Hoyt'
Miss Sallie Barnes. Miss Cecil Boardman MISE
Eleanor Russell. Miss Ethel Phelps Miss fat'er
son Miss Duane and Miss Una Solely, VINO at
given signal will group themselves and sing songs
esan,oa from m. music OF Tine Geisha." The
,roos u,,l form the background for the thatcheo
roof O, the tearoom. and the masses OF mowers.
mingled with Japanese fans ana umprehaS' VIII
form a typical japanese scene ~
Iu,es Nelson and syndey Curtis will carry MISS
Keves I'm a bamboo paanQuin as JAPANESE "o"
girl bag OF golf cubs al ps Sa booth ae and many
other attractive articles will be for sac as, Coffee
Ano;her IT 0S witch WI Mrs csare brown Mrs
Sole Mrs F. Coudert. IT,. and Mrs May, IN t
sh c2s,nmgs tribes T The ower table will be in
sSarEe Russell W HGndlsy Manc M'; Mrs aysf
Miss Aa $780, Mrs Steele Mrs Bossevan MIS-
Goodhue Livingston and Mrs hsit hsads baskets
an ,,p nowers and their muslin dresses WI" NC
The ice cream a ,as'e Mr. Ti can The young
SSush;er and Mrs Pune Fan TIs'f sen Miss
cn Barney Miss Jay wearnf s the sream and
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CAKE dra,sed a. French cooks will carry AROUND
trays allied with cakes ,; TO sell will have a Dutch
table the preparations FOR which have pes' putch
fy copied from Dutch models the articles b l1s
sale this table VIII nc nogssan ali the many
iects especially adapted TO beaut'fy country namin
The toy r aos o wr GoeIe Mcvckar Mrs Reginald
W,vns Mrs Thomas H. Howard and MIS- Jams ss
Kerq9ehsn jr IL de .orts of toys and candy
Mrs Jackson and Mrs Ashm9re have arran nd
Tor Klondke shany Ma a,,l he s' the miners who
with Pickaxes viii dig up the smsre will also
staheu on nos1ofice and vii, be assisted by Miss
Townsend Miss Post and Miss Bird. ,ro,oss,or,,
,ormnc,eiler has kindly given her services for tho
occasion so that all who wish can secure s"'"p'e
Mrs A. Haskins and Mrs. Jackson will have z
grabbag and boy in peasant c1s'u uanta,n rrabs
The lemonade stand will be in charge OF MIS-:
Harry McVckar. An amusing feature az sne S
uii he the Watermelon Patch" Miss Milhau ana ana
two of her Young women will be the coons ana VIII
keen the record OF on the nuFnoei OF sseos
in a watermelon and the weight or q pig IrlHcs
will he given for the most accurate guesses. Inc,
vii be donkeys with paniers and goat carts IN
which children can ride: ,,-.. co.,o,,,
The committee OF the Cot Equipment society
have decided to place exhibition at the iete TWO
OF their equipped cots one VIII De set up ana WI,
show tne cot as II Is when ready for use the other
will be packed and will demonstrate the small space
the bed occupies when ready for Shipment MISS
Uegeman will. be in charge OF the co.'s -. -,
The al mission for the afternoon fete Is -; cnll-
dran a cents The women In charge earnestly rope
that there will be a large attendance