New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-05
Mad,son-ave and Thirty -eighth-st.. on Wednesday
afternoon. April 10

The engagement is announced Of Miss lsaoei
Audrey Townsend. daughter OF Frederick r. Town
send 10 : Osgood Pell OF the late John How
land Pell
The subject OF Edgar stillman Ke'ley's musical
tax At Mrs iii heydens At m Tuesdgy MarGn
A lecture on California" will bee given at the
waldorf Astoria tomorrow evening by Miss Helen
Kellcher the well-known elocu'ionst and dramatic
reader the proceeds Of which will he devoted 70
the charitable work under the charge Of the Parish
House Association Of All Angels church The
lecture Will be freely illustrated with large s'efe-
opticon views. and the audience will then De per
soually conducted AZ Il were by Ms Ne 1.,
on tour across the continent 10 he rae. 80,
Two hundred OF the most beautiful end realistic
scenes taken in the great Nest VII he RT2'S com
prise views ~ Salt Lake city md rs Vicinity
sscramss drT, , S@ Csnvon the yosemite Valley
&c The Parish House Association of ~. 49, -
,hrrch Is I'm need OF funds 20 carry forward re
woTk already in hand and to prepare for its work
in the coming summer
The Roa-d Of Managers o, the Chndren's Charits
bla Union announces its annual musical and tea, TO
no hold NJ shcrry's on Thursday afternoon at
o'clock Nine Schuma Heink. the contralto. has
saoerouslv volunteered her services and tho Damn
reuther Quartet will play. Tea VIII be served az
o'clock Tickets at 81 each. may be hal from Miss
Scburz he president 81 the society. No. Is East
Square Tho Children's Charitable Uvion Is the
oldest free kndcrgartsn IN ths city IL nas p.Ts
ant room: T % AySngs D. fna aaft OF Man
ayers consists of the following Mrs Henry Budge'
Ms Ms !, DreyflIss Mrs Pcrciyal Knauth Mrs Emil
I. Boas. Mrs. E Ruhl Mrs. Max Jagerhuoeri Mr..
Gustav Seelignann. Mrs r. A. Shoneman and Mrs.
II Hozmesie-.
The Society Of Decorative Art. 40. Il East
Thir,v-fourth-s, announces IT'S annual sale 20 be
~ NJ a Il.
Waldorf Astoria on Thursday. March IL. 70 COM
mennorate the opening oi the Waldorf. In addi-
lion 10 the sale there will be an afternoon enter
tainmeni at 3.3o an entertainment for children
tickets 81 each-and a. p m two hours oi
vaudeville FOR the amusement Of children Of
larger growth The further attraction ~ supper
Will follow the vaudeville entertainment Tickets
FOR the evening including supper. are 8. Among
the patronesses are Mrs. Lewis Livingston Della
field Mrs A. & Stone Mrs Richard Irwin Mrs
Charles W. Wetmore. Mrs. J. "; Pinshoi Mr. Mr.
Margaret T Johnston Mrs Edward VI. Townsend.
IT. Mrs Henry Lewis Morris Miss Jennings. Mrs
3aco5 Wendell IT, Miss sturgis Mrs. Henry Root
Goodwin Mrs Francis Dana Winsiow. Mrs j. Ellis
pu Vai Mrs John Achelis Mrs. T Chesey Rich
ardson and Miss e.. l.. Morgan
An Afternoon with Omar Khayyam" Will be
given Al The Iyceum Theatre March 4 al $3.50 p m.
I, will consist Of a lecture on omar by Justin
Huntley Mccarthy and verses from The Rubaiya'
dore into dance by Miss Isadora Duncan. Among
thep atronesse are Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Mrs Boil
Ton Hall Mrs Marshall Orme Wilson, Mrs George
Bliss Mrs Frederick Pearson. Mrs. Frederic Crom-
well. Mrs. George Stanton Floyd Jones Ms henry
/ Loomis. Mrs. Charles y. Alexander. MIS-. 4, :
Nr a.. Jos Mr5 = Ckoate Mrs Hs;or Mrs Town
send Burden. Mrs. Potter Palmer. MIS- mares
3hs ny? Mr. Bqfhans sne M'nMIP s 6hn 8an
DIRE and Mrs. Charles Bergman.
Formal announcement Is made OF the engagement
OF Miss Mary Field. daughter Of Mrs NJ Augustus
Field Of No 4 West Thirty sixth-st.. TO Henry
Wnmerding Payne. member Of the Union Cuo
Mr. and Mrs. James I. Breese have issued IN
vitat'ons for costume party at MI Breese's
studio. in West Slxteenjh-st. on Saturday night
March =
Mrs. Horace J. Hayden. Of No. 49, West Seventy
sixth-st. has arranged TO give reception AZ her
home on Tuesday afternoon. March y, az CLOCK.
for Edgar Stnman Kelley. the musical composer
who Will give a talk on The Spirt OF Ar, IN
Musical Forms" with musical illustrations ny sew
e-al performers. including Mrs Edgar Stlimah
Kelley and Morris Black number Of women are
arranging q series Of these musical talks 10 begin
on March . and continue on Tuesday afternoons
through April at their homes. as follow NJ -
Henry T. osborn; No - adson-aVe M; ,-ai,r
ogden Jones No 2s3 Madison-aye Mss Heleh u
Gould. No 57s Fifth-ave' Mrs klcAefo E"a... -
10 - East Sx:eth-st. The course tickets can he
Mrs Edward Curtis Mrs BENJAMIN :: chlirch. No
s. West Twelfth-St., and az sherry =. FItth-a'e.
and Forty-fourth-st
An out-of-,ovn engagement, announced IS that
% Ms. Grace Holt Tr4inaine. q stepdaughier q
the late Surgeon Major W. H. Tremaine. Of Buf-
falo 20 George II. Penjamin. a son u the late
Parke Beniamin C this city. Another engage
Of Mr. and Mrs James ". Cooke. n Philadeiphia
10 William Pearson jerks also OF hhilaaSS'p, 44.
Another Philadelphia engagement is ihat - Mss
Helen D. carpenter daughter Of Major J Edward
Carpenter to Frederick Moseley. OF Boston
Gilman Morton recently gave a dinner party AZ
Delmonico's his guests being Mr. and Mrs Gianni
Bet,ini Mrs Dunlap Hopkins Mrs. Gilbert Jones
Miss Daisy Person. Andrew Green, Charles u
Boyd. Robert ". Van Boskerck Heroert And II.[
garian band during the dinner and later Miss
Jennie Dutton sang and Bruno HUM played.
Mrs Carman Harriet Of No. ~ West Twen-
,y-thiyd-st will spend the month Of Aprh in Ber-
muda Mrs Harriet has not sent eqF E 6 Gst aTS
third Fridays until April
MI and Mrs Charles F. Naething. Of West Sew
entv-eecond-st are spending the month Of March
on the eastern coast Of Florida in their houseooa
pertaining number OF guests aboard.
Mrs James Martin Of No 500 Fifth-ave.. gave
an informal reception. with music on Thursday
afternoon. The performers were Miss Jennie Out
Ton. Mrs Benznz. Heinrich Meyn and Bruno HUM lynn
Among the guests were Mrs. Jules Naiable. Mrs
Watrous Mrs Dunlap Hopkins, Mime. Saville
Mrs J Frederick Person. Mrs. II. BramhaH Gil
bert Miss Brown and NJ Madrazo.
Mr. and Mrs Emile Ans gave a pleasant recep-
ton on Friday afternoon last at her home No 5ls
West Fifty-seventh-st Mrs. Ans was assisted 10y
Miss Nettie Smith. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs Herman Runkel Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Runkel. r. ". Fisher jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Payne am
August T. Windoph.
The Knickerbocker Whist club will be entertained