New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
WELCOME no HEROES.

The New-York public Will have splendid OPP
portunity 10 see and hear the heroes or the late
war before they all mustered out OF the ser
vice and disin,egrated as organizations. This OPP
pOrtunity will be afforded at Manhattan Beach
the days and nights Of September l.
s. g. and 10. on these days. when the
grand patriotic welcome will be offered by
the Woman's Patriotic Relief Association. an OPP
portunty will be afforded to the people TO see
at close range and TO speak with. possibly. or at
least hear the men who have in the last year or
60 made prouder than ever the name America and
have added page on page Of notable history TO the
splendid records OF the past.
On each OF these days. Wednesday, Thursday
Friday and Saturday. the Woman's Patriotic AS
ISOLATION will have a share OF the receipts on the
various events and amusements at the beach There
will be q daily programme, lasting from O'Clock In
the afternoon until 1870 in the evening
After the afternoon concert by Victor Herbert
there will be patriotic addresses in the pavilion 10
which admission will be charged. After the ex-
ercises in the pavilion banquet will be served i:
then the committees OF the Patriotic Associa-
ton. escorting the honored guests and accompanied
repair 10 the concert given by HERBERT ana his
The Advisory Board OF tho Womans Patriotic
Association includes the following names: Cardlnhl
Gibbons ex-Mayor William l.. Strong Seth Low.
Elliot Danforth, the Rev Thomas j. Ducey. John
2 Townsend, J: Hun Browning. James whitley,
Emerson McMillin, Major John Byrne. Colonel
John Crane Frank Sullivan Smith. General How
ard Carroll, Austin Corbin, Oswald Ottend0rfer.
Baron MunchaUsen. General Edward G. OBrien,
7 C. Platt William NcAdoo and benjamin T.
Tracy
on the Reception Committee are Mrs. Samuel
Duncan Miller chairman: Miss Florence Gurnsey
Miss Frank T. Barker Mrs Douglas Hollister
Miss Martha W. Beckel, Mrs A. b. Darling, Nine
Luechetu Mrs. Lyman F1ske. Mrs. Adolph
Tscheppe. Mrs. Frank Northfup. Mrs. Gardner
Wetherbee Mrs. j. A. Rogers Mrs. George john
ss9n, MS Robert McVicksr MT; j. w McaDopNaId
Mrs. Charles A Stems Mrs. William SANDS; MIS-
Charles Mclean, Mrs. Edward Kelly Mrs. Edwin
A. Goodbridge. Mrs. Samuel S. Blood and Mrs
John a. Logan. 800 . ~
The Musical Committee Miss Martha w
Beckel Mrs Raymond Pa.menberg Mrs. Frank
Schneider Miss Howard Gibbs Chase. Miss Grace
Wood Miss Ida McDermOtt and Mrs I. j. Hunt
The Refreshment Committee Miss Emma A.
Eagan. Miss Anne Stone Sudler, Mrs john Sey-
mour. Mrs. Mary stephan, Mrs. T.; NJ Macdonald
MRS Cornelia Robertson Mrs. A. Mendt. Mrs.
Cecilia Fender. Mrs. Joseph Place and MIS-
george Larfabee
The Badge Committee Mrs. James r Frank
IN chairman; Mrs. Harriet OstrOm Mrs John Sey-
The Committee Souvenirs, that Will be sold
IN the pavilion. Miss Florence Guernsey, chalr-
man; Mrs Samuel Duneen Miller. AlTs. Douglas
Holster. Mrs. Charles Carroll Mrs. Frank North
Iop, Miss Blanche F. TrayeTs and Mrs. J. W. Nc
Donald
Tho Press Committee, with Mrs Miller as chair
man. Is composed OF Mrs. Frank Northrop Miss
Guernsey and Mrs. Tsheppe.
Inc Executive Committee are Mrs Ralph Iraut-
muan chairman; Mrs. Howard Carroll. Mrs James
ocflmgcour, Mrs. Charles Carroll Mrs. 3 H. olm-
stead Mrs. J. de Ia VI. Lozier. Mrs. Egbert Guern-
~ Mrs J. Hull Browning and Mrs. George w.
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