New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20
AT THE TRANSPORTAIION VIZ d.
ct1A1-NCEY NJ DEPEW ADDRESSES ihH
CHESTS ON LADIES DAY"

=, ..t od,es. Dav" at the Transportation 'luo
.,or,av and the Entertainment Commit'ee-ru-
MIN Hollis Love. chairman; NJ l.. baco"' -
seymour George ". Porter. John L. buroe''' M
orca Morgan and Mr.. Bdwel-ano inc fiouse
,,,,es-J Carsensten. chairman MI "u'io,
van Ette, George n. Daniels, Ira A fiace AN o1
,,,.s "a = " schoonmaker-and all the others
~ the $50 members who could possloN 81 ~
were on hand 70 welcome their guests ""u ,,.
,bo,,saIves the embodiment OF genial hosp''a"'s.
Tbair beautiful rooms the top moor OF '''
Manhattan were Just the right temperature "
,,,,or,ant item In successful entertaining TIC e
,reshments were dainty and delicious anu ',o ~
pramme provided for the delectauoh 0i 'N'' 1851
guests a. most delightful one .
Among those taking part were the ocisie''"
,-.,oI,tan Quartet In their picturesque costumes
Nuss Kittle Berger who gave several numoers Oh
tho either: Miss Alice Shaw and her twin uaue"-
tars who whstled and danced their way nv 800
ono, heart; Mrs Hendrikson and Joseph y Maj
ord Reginald Robert from THE Highwayman'
CHAUNCEY DEPEw TALKS
Dour,,e,, os all was. however It would have been
incomplete without the climax a1orueu oS '"0
dent OF the club Chauncey NJ Depe"' A.
Mr. Denew sketched the policy OF the cIuo ~ NY
,omat,cally that the membership Will douotess soo
=. so,,tlad "The beauty about this CLUB is' re
d.larod That IL IS nearer heaven than any o'"''
oluh I, was founded on a basis that IL shou'o NO.
croatia any domestic disturbance Nosl c'u's ."
onen evenings and when man returns 10 'is "o''''
n the carly morning lie lays n to MS ciuo' ~ Oh.
os here IN the evening You never can n''o
o,, ono here ladies' and X your husoahu oo"''
home late and tells you he was mere you y" i,.."
-, -. - tho Society OF Ananias and SapphHA
,rbie Is the only club where ladies pracucahy VII "
-rbov rim their husbands, and their husoa"us .u
this It IS real old-fashioned cuo' "here 49,
90, dron In any time and have cup OF tea anu
,ha a
.ahra u they live out OF town and come IN 10 90
co.,, h,nnirg they can have their packages sent
s-a ard Then they can come in with their rriehos
and have lunch and make them tninK ns' ,tney in
used to being waited on an wbere schoolgirls can
con,c and sit down and have their iuncn ds '"'e G"
in their own homes l., uar,s r,ohfs said Mr.
ooDcg in closing and woman's suffrage alu thspe
Is no rgh enjoyed BY man ma as ns! MS WIFE,
ana Amons the many who graces the 3SSson
were M Etwiq a0llf nam hO%f Mr.. cSares
Bsrnard Mrs whitney Wa5srmian' Mrs hoIIes
Nance IiicT Mrs e. Ritzems De Grove. Mrs Ed
ard Perry Mrs BENJAMIN Horton Of L9nIoin'
Miss Fanny Horton OF L2nao1 Alien Mrs Robert
MMcCreery. Mrs Jennie Dut!on Dr. Grace ZIP, PecKnam
Mgrra M Mis-; r pe1q Hail Mrs George Kent Root
fSe Misses Fordham. Mrs: John H Hare OF Hart
l9rd ' STs Mabel F Hendrickson. Mrs Sails
bury Miss SALISBURY Ms 0 Rnes Elv Ms J. Mar
sha soddard Kitty Berger Psns WT. EM Mrs
W - ~ ,nG"rlain Mrs Charles Todd Parks. Mrs
f FGwsTd SMsrsha MI, e G BroadTater Miss
Broadwater. Mrs G. g. HamIiII; M MIS-. y,oIa Allen
Mss .s n Mia RG MaTo%e Mrs Alice shaw Miss Ethel
shaw Miss Elsie shaw, Miss Nancy Msc bnIssn
Mr s + Dapgnee Miss Ria RrSS MDn M Gram.
"a 49, Ms u p Saven. Miss Grace Adams, Mrs
Pdy Miss srSyR koy Ms s Mss Miss
I i,'rre Miss n l. scott Miss c: Ogden Jones
Miss Elizabeth Mngle Miss Mngfe MSS s, pn refg
Wrs rrejerick Chamberlain. Mrs. A. j. Goodhan'
Mrs. Emerson Chamberlain' Mrs c. f. MhyorsTT'
iSr,mA Miss Silver and Miss ". L. Scott.