New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

Alice Warren. contrato. assisted by Heinrich
Berry wall Miss Nee eV Sabine Hyde Miss Fran
de We're Boese and Miss Alice Collier.
Final arrangements have been completed for
the Easter bazaar TO be held Friday and
Saturday at the Waldorf-Astora In aid OF
the Normal College Aumne Settlement. This
Settlement is supported almost exclusively by
wage-eaTnng women. who give of their scanty
time and hard-earned savings to help put little
leaven into the lives OF their ess-favored fellows.
This little house ia situated at No. 4i6 East Sew
evty-second-st in a neighborhood which literally
teens with possibilities for work. supports a
double kindergarten, and there are at present
seventy-fve children on the waiting list. What
equipment such as to permit Of a Kindergarten
twice the present size so as to double the cooking
sewing and physcal-culture classes, which 20 to
make housewives of the girls and worthy citizens
Of the boys. President Hunter, OF Normal College.
ing address novel feature will be wild-hower
John North H' the botanst 4 handsome rubber
tree viii be voted to the most popular
and will be graced by the presence OF Miss Helen
Gray Cons Mrs Abby Sage Rchar MsoO. Mrs. Mrs.
Mary Proct and Mrs Harriet Otis Dellen6 9a
from the green state to the manufactured product;
\ most attractive feature will be cigarette grl
you wait The booth will represent tropical scene
and will be in charge of Mrs Ernest Bunzl.
cert for the benefit of the Lying-In Hospital, to
be given on next Friday afternoon, April T. at
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles w. Cooper,
Gramercy Park, by Mrs. Paul d. Cravath; with
and Victor Harris. Few have had an opportunity
of hearing Mrs. Cravath sing since her marriage;
duets by Mrs Cravath and Mr. Rogers and solo
Mrs CEayath with violin U6SEaG any By t beTr
desiring tickets will do well 6 to Sppy PTgmpx 10
ST. or Mrs. Henry G valentine. No 10 East Thir-
as the he sale w muscToem has been
reached
The Amateur Comedy Club will have its Tooth
performance at the Carnegie Lyceum on April 6.
The Last Word" arranged from the German by
Augrstn Daily. will be giver on that and the TWO
following evenings The parts T Edsa BE camp G.
Gordon Cleather John r Plummer a. u lanes Msc =
Iohn r Conoyer Elliot Laidaw J. Lincoln Ashley.
Miss Lucille Thornton Miss constance ilhsea'
Miss Pauline Munroe Cory and Mrs. frahc's Ian
sing Pruyn.
The Interesting announcemnt is made that the
Rev j. Selden Spencer, rector OF CHRIST Church'
Tarrvtown will lecture on Personal HecoHec,'ohs
of washington Irving" at the house OF Mrs W. H.
CRANBERRY No % West Ffty-third-st., on Saturday
afternoon April l5 DR. Spencer was intimately as
ISOLATED with Washington Irving in the c losing
Incidents in the history Of this author. referring
especially to the charming features OF ms daiIy
nor nar,eh bnn of Dr. spencers church and
limited number of tickets Will be sold for II by MIS-
Granbery.
A number OF women of social prominence have
consented patronesses or the lecture 10 De
given on the evening of April l. at the carnegie
Iyceum nv H. f. Krehbiel The Shakespeare
Songs and Dances" in aid Of the music school OF
the College Settlement. No. Sc Rivington-st. Ihls
then much enjoyed. 1t will be illustrated by singers
auC dancers in costume. The music school, carries s
East Side and has enlisted the sympathetic CO.
operation C musc-lovers uptown.
There will be a musical at the Waldorf
Astoriason the afternoon OF Tuesday. April IS. at
. O'clock given by the Sewing Club for the benefit
OF ST Andrews Rectory and Hall Schroon Lake, IN
he Adirond cks to consist 0i baroom of the
Waldorf and 1 sale OF work, which Will continue
an sam Rbne egrG Mrs J. Hooker Hamersey Mrs
J. Frederick De Peyster, Miss McAlster. MIS-. ,,; j.,
i N pgTag Mrs Mrs. Henry Burden Mrs s sloan
Mrs William Perry Mrs. George De WIT. Mrs Mrs
Thomas Bisand Williams. Mrs. Howard Henry
Mrs C. De Chisholm. Mrs; R Endicott MISS NJ NJ g.
Winsow Mrs Richard Dana and others Tickets IketS,
may be .btained from Miss Clarke, No East
feminist
Besides the Easter weddings there will be several
entertainments that will occupy the attention OF so
cety One OF the largest will be the fancy-dress
party 10 De given on wednesday cf'"i'b ~ -'''
and Mrs Abram S Hewitt at their home. No. y
IeXington-ave. The guests are expected 10 appear
in costumes representing music. In addiuon mere
will be groups OF nuns and monks. queen OF
Sheba an Aida. a Selika, Rhine Maidens ana coon
singers and dancers
The fms; 4 the Century Dances will be given a.
Delmonico on Tuesday evening. The patronesses
Of this set Of dances with membership limited
TO one hundred. its constitution requires, are
Mrs Algernon S Sullivan Mrs. Oliver Livingston
ire IpI,u
of Governors consists Of DR.. Harwood Huntington
George H. Sullivan. julien j. Mason, Gano 5 Dunn,
Arthur Johns. r. Hope norton James * f'erson'
Kinney. r =. Henshaw. Archie b. Quarter Ar
III Gouyerneur Morris Richard Francis Colds
lorough. Mnturn Post Collins, II; Snowden Mar
shall, Eugene Southack, James J. johnson ana
ANU snclrg with Miss Mary Newbold Lawrence, viii
lead The cOtillon
one Of the incidents of Easter week Will be the
charity promenade concert and musical tea which
IL TO take place at the WadorfAstoria on Thurs
day April 8 at O'Clock. in aid OF the Columbus
Hospital No. 226 East Twentieth-st., in charge
O, the NIis sionary Sisters Of the Sacred Heart.
Among the patrons and patronesses are Monsignor
Martinen the Apostolic Delegate TO the United
States Archbishop Corrigan. Monsignor Farley.
Baron Fava Ambassador Of Italy to the United
States: General III Cesnola. Chauncey NJ Depew.
oliver p. Ruel. Consul-General Branch NJ Carolus
Duran James H. Britton, George c. Bodt W.
Rourke cochran. John ID. Crimmins William II.
Field. H. Franziola General Gillespie William X
Grace Coils =. Huntington. Richard OGorman.
Edward s Rapalo, Baroness Fava, MISS Anthon.
the Misses Bowler. Mrs. George C. Boldt. Nine
hi Cesnoil Mrs. Frederic X. Coudert sr. Mrs
Rrockholst Cutting Mrs j. Wells Champney. Mrs.
Pic Echeyerria Mrs. G. Fabricotta. Mrs William
r. Grace Mrs. Gillespie; Mrs; Morton Grinnel'
Nine Carlos de Garmendia Miss Jac9uenn' MIS- MIS-
Walter Katie. Countess Spottiswood- Mackin MISS
McAIlster. Mrs. Thomas f. MeaghSr Mrs 12n-
sfantine MacGuire, Mrs. Ernest La Montague, MIS-
frederic Nelson. Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. MIS-
Edward S RapaIo. Mrs. stephen smith Mr MIS-.
George r Shrady. Mrs Edward Howard Iindae.
Miss Leary and Mrs s. J. Walsh, Ramon Reyes
Il L. L. nn1lNG EluninO 10 DNCNm.