New-York tribune., 1900-04-06

under the patronage Of the following women. most
of whom were present: Mrs. ]. Pierpont Morgan.
Mrs Stanford White. Mrs. Pierre LoriIard jr-.
Mrs Arthur NJ. Dodge Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler.
Mrs Alexander T. Van Nest Mrs. Robert Bacon.
pe Forest r. Miss Caender 1"'l Miss Durham Mrs
Thomas NewbOid. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock Mrs An
Barton French. Mrs. John e. Cowdin Mrs ]. Fred
ertck Tams Mrs J. J. Chapman, Mrs, Arthur Sedg-
James L. Breese. Mrs. J. A. Wright Mrs Abram
Mrs c H. Ditson Mrs ] Borden Hartman Mrs.
n D. Hayden. Mrs. R. f. Schirmer and Mrs. l. H.
Morgan.
At the meeting Of the Bellevue Hospital Sewing
and Knitting Class held yesterday at the home Of
Miss Leary. No Fifth-ave.. the sewers were en-
tertained by the singing Of Miss Amy Murray VINO
who contributed several songs
Mrs. William D. Sloane gave small informal
lat home yesterday afternoon. Only the members
Of her family and few Of her most sc ipy%ass py Ms
Leonora Jackson the vtoltnist
A pleasant reception given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. J. Muhenberg Bailey at her home.
No. n Madson-ave., for the members Of the re-
Gently organized Afternoon Tea Club, the MEM
bers Of the Battleship Committee OF the Cuban
Orphans Fair and OF the Helping Hand Sewing
Glass. who have been sewing this Lent for the
coming fair. Mrs. Bailey. who is member OF the
class assisted in receiving the guests by Mrs.
John c. Westervet. Among those present were
Mrs. James II. Beekman, Mrs. Alfred Tuckerman.
Mrs Walter Rutherturd Mrs. Thsodore. Kane Kane
Mrs Philip LIVINGSTON, Mrs. De Kay; Ms; Il Vic.
for H1aa mrs = duncan W0od' MIS- MIS- ,se
McAlster, Mrs. Arthur TwombIy. Miss Hoadey.
Gilbert G Wood Miss Haldane' MRS. John pueT
Miss Wilson Mrs. Bartlett Mrs; William s. Fan
Ruggles Miss Mabel Jones' Miss stanton, Miss
Schenck, Miss Martin, Miss Ervtng and Miss Di
Cesnola.
The members OF the Thursday Evening Club met
last night for the this season the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Bradish Johnson, No 102 Fifth-ave.
Professor Putnam. Of Harvard University gave
interesting lecture the Aztec discoveries in
Mexico, and illustrated his remarks with stereop-
ticon views. pleasant feature Of the meeting was
the playing OF an Hungarian band At the close OF
the lecture supper was served. Among the MEM
bers of the club and extra guests present Mr..
and Mrs. Edward ], Berwind, Mr. and Mrs Walker
are 6Teese smith, MI and Mrs George l. Rives MT
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman lie Roy Emmett
Duer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry z. HowIand Mr. and
Mrs Lloyd s Bryce Dr. and Mrs. Francis p
ktnnicutt, General and Mrs. James N varnurn.
Mrs Charles H. Marshall, Mrs. Cadwalader Jones,
Mrs. J: Perpont Morgan Mr.. and Mrs Charles s.
talrchild Miss BlOdgett and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
De Raesloff.
An enjoyable meeting of the Knickerbocker Rid
ing Club was held last evening at Durland's Riding
Academy After the evolutions in the ring the
guests.
Another social happening last evening was the
final meeting of the Junior Thursday Evening Club,
which was held at the home OF Mrs. George r.
Schiefrelin No. 8 East Forty-ffth-st A paper
Kipling was read illustrated by songs and recita-
tions by Miss Mabel Munroe, Miss Faconer, Arthur
E. Stahlschmidt and Franklin ". Riker. One OF
the Gadsby stories, Poor, Dear Mamma, was
played by Miss Grace Dobson, Miss Louise Fal-
coner. Miss Evelyn Harris and Evert Jansen Wen
dell. Some of those present were Miss Estele
Miss Edith Stebbins the Misses Hoyt Miss Angel
lea Schuyler Church, Miss Eleanor Anderson, Miss Miss
Pierson- Miss Grace Richards. Miss Dorothy
schefenq; In; Miss Rqsna Boaraan sn R4l5 MISS LOUISE n
Miss Beamsn. Miss Mildred Barnes. Miss May
storm, E. Vail stebbins, John Van schaick Oddie,
ir j. MonIgomery Strong N Henry p; Tc, WHiJaed Hth
William Mayo Dudley and Benjamin H Adams
The marriage of Miss Mary E. Price. daughter
Of Mrs William H Price. of No 154 West Fifty
eighth-st.. TO Samuel Stribling Walstrum. of
Prescott Ariz will take place Thursday after
april 49, IN the Central Presbyterian Churcn,
riage ceremony will be performed by the pastor
the Rev. DR. Wilton Merle Smith.
The wedding of Miss Myra Loucheim to Harry
Rascovar will be celebrated at Monday
next at the home OF the parents Of d the & bride Mt
hundred and-twentieth-st.
Miss Frances Alden. daughter of Mrs. Cyrus A
Alden of No 80 West Fiftieth-st. will be married
to Francis Wykof BeIknap Easter Monday af
ternoon. April I6 in St James's Protestant EpiscO
pal Church, Madson-ave. and seventy-frst-st-
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Gebhard, who passed the
greater part of the winter Aiken. S. c.. have
turned TO town
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin II. Weatherbee and family
will leave this country on the Oceanic on April
IS. for trip through the Continent and England TO
be gone till fail
Mrs. George Il. Danforth has issued invitations
for the marriage OF her daughter Miss Henriette
Delaplaine DanfOrth, TO Howard White Starr on
Wednesday, April is, y o'clock. in the Central
Presbyterian Church, West Ftfty-seventh-st.
There will be no reception but after the ceremony
there viii be a wedding breakfast for the bridal
party and the immediate family at the home of the
Starr is the younger of Theodore 3. Starr He
graduated from Yale in 1895 and is a member
of the Union League and Yale clubs OF this city.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Julia
Whiting Ensign. daughter OF Ralph H. Ensign OF
Snsbury, Conn., 10 Robert Darling. Of New-York
Yale. 90
George II. Hansell senior deacon OF the Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church. attains his eighty-sixth