New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
GOSSIP AT THE CLUB.
,D At GATHERINGS OF WOMEN IN
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
- or INTEREST FROM HUGUENor DAYS TO
THE END OF THE CENTURY.

c.o~,rall whose home is at tho Hotel
nire this CITY save reSGs ea a. ms
tE1r1e EIy ~ Mrs " Shre"' o. he"con-s''' nos'o"'
N-s Harry Denman. OF South Second
u" 49, Vernon gave reception 10 their
50 on Tuesday evening. Among those who
IT. ,-s -h> fol owing: Mr.. and Mrs James
e',- ca, Nr and Mrs. George Peck. Mr.. and Mrs.
AN ~ and Mrs James. the Misses Titne Ed
NO -.f.re Mss Lockwood. Dr. and Mrs Flem-
~ and Mrs Van der Roest. Miss Isabelle
NJ ,rss Milford Dr. Ives Mr.. and Mrs Ben
- Have Mss Howe ". Howe. Miss Levy and
jan o.hers Mrs Denman was assisted in receiv-
hv Mrs William Denman Mrs Joseph Wood
sne NJ, 4res Miss Iores Miss Slawson and one or two
MEHs,s rassed the dainty refresnments
-. vorke-s and White Plains chapters OF tho
s.e-s % tho Revolution are about 10 make an
-. 90 secure the cooperation OF other chapters
' ,is.o-i,a1 societies In WeStchester County FOR
O. ,-,ose - erecting a monument 70 commemo-
- .be battle of White Plains.
-. s.f0 is needed 70 execute the work. and
- .,-, the Yonkers Chapter has secured 500
~. .asa ~ the women IS 20 have a large bowlde-
-...biv Inscribed and placed on an emnence on
-. ns.teground - Chatterton Hill II the monu-
-, rsn he completed IN time II Will prooa1y be
ICsisatsd OIL July by the Daughters o. me heVo-
60 ~ Weet chester County and the Nestchester
cor--v Historical Society.
..p-ooklyr Is working upon sOphocles Greek play.
,v,.,.-a " which is 70 be given next moth. The
,ar has been planned by Nj Sargent. Of New
1,-s and IS under the direction Of Miss Rosamond
T6ylo- o. hrNohiNI. .'lSs s's,i a. W sree ~,
yt-mo-; and Massachusetts,.
-. political study club or Orange Mrs. NJ.
c-ham Sexton. president. held its monthly meet
rr las. Thursday a, the home of Mrs. Eushn. NO.
rs Natr-st Miss Julia Kellogg. chairman of tho
s.,s-er, of current topics presented several sub
,.@,s for present and future consideration. among
,,., heine "Our Relations with the Philippines
st5aysaa an Santiago" Gomez and the Cuban AS
.snbv" cuban Industrial Relief Fund ot New
vo-k Porto Rican Schools. Present Conditions
vs-ss,ion was evoked from members of the club n
serera considering the subjects or sChCo. So
;rage for women. teachers pensions anu 'es@'U-
nE the death penalty for women
Ms Florence Howe Hall lectured IN Boston on
-1ursdav her subject being General Francs
Marion and -he Huguenots OF South Carolina 9ne
rsad "Tae Progress Of Woman ir the Nineteenth
csntu-v. before ,he Political Equality club, oS
car5dge which net on Wednesday and d. on s.3I- M9n
DAY gave Personal X in!sce ceS OF D'S''''
gulshed People az Dana Hall. Wellesley.
TIE Associate Alumnee os The Norma College has
grange -vo classes be gwen under its auspices
during The coming months. one for out-of-door
nature study. conducted by Mrs. J- 4 -NO't"' ob'
A.. consist ~ eight excursions. TIE places 10 be
visited are all easily reached by residents Of New
York C.,y The other class will be conducted by
Ms - r Trow. and Will consist Of FIVE lectures
o. parliamentary law They will he given al the
Norma. College Library Sixty-eighth-st and Park
ave Arv persons desiring 70 Join these classes
ca Dr. 50 hv sending their names and addresses
to Mss Alice Isaacs 40. 10 East Seventy-third-st
Ms Henry J. G.elow gave dialect reading be-
FORE a large audience a; the Pelham Manor Club
or Thursday evening. Mrs. Gielow is a native OF
Aahaua.
The Good Tine Whist CLUB ~ Mount Vernon.
was entertained by Mr. and Mrs z. Reed at
-nel- home on Wednesday evening The prize-win-
ners were Mss Daily. Ms p. r. Russell NJ Beer
and NJ Wheeler
ThA Noun Vernon Musical Society gave rs last
cor,e-. ~ the season on Thursday evening ! ae
orato-,, The Creation" was SUNG Miss Hildesa-d
{ Hoffman vs. the soprano. and IN the absence
o. ne cort-alto MIS- Y Y. Beard. of the Pres
bvfe-ar Church choir. filed the vacancy j.. =;
McK'nIev was tr= tenor. and Ericsson Bushnell
the hasso