New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-10

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Another laughabe feature was the Cuban dance.
which executed by women in modified Spanish
hnson Mrs. Christopher J. COLES Mrs. Charles $.
Brown Mrs Gillct; Mrs Roosevelt Miss George
In the Hawaiian dance the 500 arranged by
Miss Mary Patterson was sung by MISS Eleanor
solo part The dancers, In pretty. flowing gar,
ments Of lilac and pale green. garlanded with
and Miss Black. The cowgirl drill was executed
by Miss Grace Henop. Miss yelling. Miss Littell,
tune OF YANKEE Doodle" Douglas Robinson and
H. Powers Farr MI d noct1ps
There many startling costumes Mrs Lind
ley homman tnapn d5 5a the gown OF white
with artificial dates She carried a staff Of palm
which were painted dates such as ia2 l776 1858
From From the shoulder hung broad ribbon. bearing
the inscription Meet me- az the FOUNTAIN IIlcm.
and clad 70 represent Uncle Sam and the right side
to represent native Of the Philippine Islands IN
his back large card with the WORDS Cnh I6
We Stand Divided We Fall" printed in large let
ters c. S Brown represented cuban planter .ho
Philippines. while Mr. Beckwth sailed along, as
native bird Of R s s Tbis Ms Mat Jennings
appeared as Britannia. Charles p. Alexander ap-
Highland costume. John T sill was in Don Jose
costume Some Of the other guests were MI. and
Cowdin Mr. ana Mrs. Stanford White Mrs Eouise
Rreese Miss Calender Miss De Forest. the Misses
P PsY Mr nmG Mr. and Mrs Victor sorchan
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Goodwin, Mrs. De Castro Miss
/. Winthrop ir and the Misses Desfeld
The marriage OF Miss Mabe Van Rensselaer,.
daughter Of Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, to the
Rev James Le Baron Johnson. whose engagement
announced few months ago Will take place
on Saturday. April rs, In Grace church. Broadway
and feminist The Rev Mr. Johnson. who is a
con rector Of Christ Church New Brighton Staten
Island. is curate at Grace Church
.dr and Mrs ] F D Laner. Of this city. have
taken lease Of the Susan o Hoffman cottage,
in Belevue-ave., near spouting Rock Beach. New
port for the coming summer.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur T Kemp have taken Edge
hill the villa owned by George Gordon King. at
Newport.
Formal announcement is made Of the engage
rent Of Miss Finor Vernon Boynton. daughter
Of Mrs John II. Boynton. OF Clnton-aye.. New
Brighton Staten Island 10 Pierre Pearsau Lanens'
Of this city
A pleasant incident on Wednesday afternoon was
the first Of four Wagner Interpretations by Mrs
W s Crosby at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Jones
No 222 Madison-ave Mrs. Crosby seated at the
piano. gave an Interpretation Of "Das Rheingold."
repeating her own translation of the poem and at
the same time playing the score. At tine second
recital which takes place this afternoon, at the
hone e. Mrs Jones Ms crQ s d s2en
Wednesday March Il. and "G0tterdammeruns on
Friday. March H. at the home OF Mrs. Chares
Worthington No % Fifth-ave
signor Taglapietras third musical morning |
which will take place at his studio. No 10 East |
Forty-second-st at l1I5 o'clock on Monday morn !
ing next, March 10. will be OF more than ordinary
interest The artists assisting will be Mile. car |
mea Cosenya pianist; Signor Quentano, violnist, |
and several vocalists
cable dispatch from London announces the
engagement Of Mrs. T. NJ Scarf 10 Spencer Murch !
Mumby. of this city. member OF the Racquet and |
Calumet clubs Nothing IS known in this city |
sal ed for Europe about fortnight ago. and left |
word at the Calumet Club that he would be absent |
for at least TWO years
musical and tea in aid of the Chdren's Char
liable Union given at Sherrys yesterday after
noon owing to the illness of Nine. Schumann- |
Heink. David Bispham sang several numbers by /
Secchi Locwe and Verdi The Damn !
reuther Quartet also played After the concert tea
was served. The Chlldrens Charitable Union is |
the oldest free kndergarten in the city: and has |
pleasant rooms at No. Avenue D. The Board |
Of Managers consists OF Mrs Perciva Knauth. Mrs. !
Henry Bulge, Mrs A. Won Briesen. Mrs Theodore
+: H. Meyer; Mrs l. Dreyfuss' Mrs Emil L. Boas,
Gustav Seeligmann. Mrs r. A. schonemann and !
Mrs II. Holzmeister
The meeting OF the Santa Clara League No ! |
held last night the home OF its president. Mrs. |
John Elderkin, served a double purpose cele-
the first anniversary OF the foundation OF |
the league and to permit the presentation TO the |
president Of handsome cut-gass punchbowl. a |
mark of esteem and expression OF appreciation
Of the presidents untiring interest in the league.
The musical programme consisted OF several songs
rendered by Mrs. Leon NJ. Huett and Mrs Thomas !
Among those
NJ Washington Larendon Mrs L. b Harper.
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