New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

.e--e Recessi0naL" For the kirmess IN the
So which viii he under the management Of
ras AEnew Stewart. the ballroom VIII he
Alss = =, rearesent a Russian village. aud the
- u4n he given by enc hundred and fifty
8ng society men ana women m eostnme In some
.eSs 4se dancers viii be Miss Benedlct. Miss ttnel
S.ssins c. ~ Miss Etael Van cortlandt Jay, Miss
Sse-ber Miss corey ne Misses hnthsrIoi9; MS mss
5,S-1asl Watson Miss Angelca schuyler thnaeh.
M Masss r,ar7es Miss Agnes CTtttenden Adams. Miss
,s-~ress Miss Georgette Kidd MISS Delanei9, i9
Alss+,,s us Ms Elsie Keye Hoffman. the Misses
,ssae,~-r Mss AMY Mills. Miss Mabel storm Miss
Me. Me- -~-s svral-ne Miss simmons. Miss James. Harry
---ls,esrd Frederick = N9oofutI- Stepnen Feii'
.7o--Serr,ssri r5fldreth Albert Handy. Otho Cush-
y TTliarn skidmore. Henry Slack, J. = 5;
g45S',. bear-ly The spectacle viii be one 81 great
Seguty and charm Tea WI, ne ser Igso atIet ~, ne
hls..r --ssarved seal tickets, and a supper VIII be
eFs q. ss- ne Iruless. tickets for which VIII be
serAe-A md fabIss and seats must be reserved.
AA.5-s-s f1r both performances aud the supper can
go IN me Society Of Decorative Art No. u
= a four hist and 81 tie Manhattan and
WALDORF hotels
--., --snscers of the Babies Hospital have ar
- a ane programme for the entertainment 20
: -4ta- on Fri6ay afternoon. March 1t. al $50
sack in sherry's large ballroom Miss Beatrice
r4-s,-7 vii give her clever and witty monologues.
-. visiting SearnstresS' The Shop Girl" and
--1a summer Hotel Piazza" and Mckenzie Cor
60 u517 sing ali aria from The Persian Garden
"a Moon of NJ Deight0 and several OF Carl
Esos+rn.s songs. among the patronesses are MIS-.
"a seward webb Mrs. Pierpont Morgan, Ms.
f,sorge i Morgan MIS- sonA s1enFy f1atnhlShu-
a. James i Barclay. Mrs = rederic n Alien,
Nrs Edward c. Potter. Mrs william ) RainsIoTa,
g. William T. Taller Ars. John Jay Knox, Mrs.
--serga a Adee. Mrs William p Hamilton, Mrs
la.i-f Pam - Barnes AIrs Ii Dwight Collier Mrs
fsenrarntn Brewster Mrs Oliver q. Jennings and
I5.nitai Is cluC2 -Onal, We'll Is pmlantnroplcAl
~ arlv arr The mothers who bring their htLe
- - me .is3ensarv for treatment taught how 10
care .9r s 2.i IN orir one Of us kind IN the
- lFTl
e-see = ~ character etc thoroughly trained
n he feeding anu care OF infants and after TIE
-,--i-.l and detailed service OF six months IN the
tosr-fal wards and model nursery ere consldeIe1
-r MAIDS Che somewhat limited hospital taeill-
49, m present permit the graduation Of only wen
f--5y from hospital 70 places in pr4vat1 farli-
- Al he demand FAR exceeds the supply ana the
ssI q applicants for nursery maids Is q long one
Mrs samuel sloan wiz give al afternoon al her
e.-,a Na East ThirTy-eghth-st. on Juesday
mex: Heinrich Meyn will sing. o-Nami-liih VIII
s-rear Ia hey original japanese dances, ano At Ut
Eswar5 SIaa-sc lnlat VIII give recitaLonss II -. n
klpfHg and TEL JaEaIiess sIoT1e a. \ I'M 10 eb,att5 am
ron Mrs SAMUEL Sloan or Mrs Joseph Wheelesr
= " ll1 East Thirty -sevelth-st The procev9s
c. ssaarr l4S
The Engagement q Miss Irrna Il. Hatch and
X Names s. announced. They VIII receive in
formally Oh The evening q "Wednesday, March q
- ~ = East seven ty--flTtl-aL
a rlaazs-t incident lzst night was the first meet
4-v ~ -hz Saturday Evening Roller Skating CluD.
u-5s-H VAS held II the new Berkeley ArmoTy. NO.
es Eav- Fsrry-ninrn-st There WAS a splendid al
-a~lrurz 5+ members who were received gy lle
-.---1rls=ez Mrs William p Hays. MS mares
4 Edwards MIS-. Clement Il wilcox MIS- : 9Fll .
TTsza Ms Theodore Il Ives. Mrs Henry Merwla
--azr and Mrs. Russell a C0Tles- LAs commit
- IA charge The meeting vas composer OF AZ
-r7-v = 0cre-rus Frederick L. Durland, ttenry =
wIls Louis =. Newk.rk ard Nathaniel CaInpbei-.
Ms James Speyer viii give q reception, with
music a- her home No 20 M4dison-ave-. on Tues
aar evening next On the same evening Mrs:
Frank Rlsssk. Or No = Last Si1-F--lL--4-at VII
Etre Z similar entertainment
The ta.rd and last OF he successful elchre series
gwen sor me benefit OF the West End Exchange,
6 growing and interesting charity, helping many
-eau-e1 geutlewornen 10 make life less OF burden,
vE be held ~ the WaldoE1-Asto-tE on Thursday
afternoon 1ex,. March 3 Handsome prizes VIII
- offered for the fnaI games Some OF those in
--resred IN ire Exchange are Mrs. Frederic Has
--ouck. Mrs. Townsend Jones, MIS-. John ElGeTklrs
lIrs 5ohu :. Spencer Mrs Robert c. Brown Mrs.
James II. Donald Mrs. Walter Gear ana Mrs J.
2 -7uuneI. who = chairman of the Entertainment
Committee
Gr and Ms T. SuHer1 Taller have come 70
foEn from Tuxedo and are settled for a few weeks
No 80 5is6lsou-sve- The home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Hartman =, WHO laVe gone abroad