New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
FOR A SCHOLARSHIP FUND.
THE COLLEGE WOMEN GIVE A DANCE
AND CONCERT.
MARK HAMBURG PLAYS AND MISS MARTIN. THE
PRESIDENT. EXPLAINS THE OBJECT OF
THE BANDING TOGETHER

Inc College Women's Club gave its annual con-
cert and subscription dance for the benefit of its
scholarship fund last evening at Sherry's The
club has assumed the entire expenses Of a student
In the University of Chicago
The musical portion of the affair was represented
by Miss Grace Preston. contralto; Miss Louise B.
Voigt, soprano; Frederic Howard. barytone and
Mark Hamburg. pianist, all OF whom appeared
through the courtesy of Victor Thrane. The
dancing which followed the concert was much
appreciated by the young people present
The president of the club. Miss Irwin Martin in
her words of welcome said in brief:
In welcoming the College Women's Club and
tneir guests to the first regular meeting this sea-
the club, and that the outlook for the winters
recently been received from Mrs. George E. Dodge
for the scholarship fund and beneficiary in the
work in the collegiate course. During the year
the club hopes to send other benehciaries to
women's colleges.
The object Of this club is to loan money without
of any of the leading Colleges wish to especiaiiy
emphasize the primary object in the banding to-
to give our annual concert for the benefit of the
1t gives me great pleasure to announce to the
club that the Governing Board has rented
members and their guests daily except s1gday eiuD
from a; m to . p m. A maid is in attendance
caterer. and tea may be ordered during the after
noon. Club stationery car be obtained by mem
bers, also writing material and the current
monthly magazines will be available to all who
come TO the cluDroomS Tor rest, recreation
meet other club women. The secretary will send
to each member membership cards guest
cards The latter when used must bear the name
of the guest and member introducing her. For in
formation of the members present the Governing
Board desires 1t to be stated that the expenses of
the clubrooms betrayed by subscriptions sent
by the members. 1 take pleasure In announcing
that Mrs. Josiah NJ. Fiske generously donated
toward this purpose, and Mrs. Edward Rudolph
Johnes also a check. Any sum, great or
small will be gratefully received for this purpose
by the treasurer.
The personnel OF the College womens Club com
prises the graduates and undergraduates of
women's colleges, American foreign; or educa-
tional colleges, any who has been a
teacher at such institution may become regular
member. The associate membership consists of the
graduates of mems colleges and universities. The
among college womens associations by admitting
to its membership.
Among the patronesses were Mrs. Angus Cam
eron Mrs. Benjamin S. Church. Mrs. r. Ogden
Doremus. Mrs. Charles II. Eaton, Mrs. Josiah NJ.
Fiske Mrs Marcellus Hartley Mrs. Charles Har-
vey Hartman Mrs. Henry Bridges Hebert. Mrs
Mrs. Josiah Taylor Marean, Mrs John Milde-
berger Mrs Samuel McComb, Mrs James Robert
Mckee Mrs. Frederick Pinkus. Mrs. Roger A.
Pryor, Mrs. Russell Sage Mrs. A. B. Stone, Mrs
n. Wyckoff Vanderhoef, Miss Mary Van Buren
Vanderpoel, Miss Mariana VelazQuez and Mrs.
Joshua Wilbour.