New-York tribune., 1900-03-04

march H. have been In progress during the week
An indications are that the two affairs will be
interesting and entertaining. The poet authors
literary development will be further illustrated
through recitations by Arthur Edward Stahl-
schmidt and songs by Francis E. Rogers. The
hirmess dances will be given by 125 young
and women in costume. 4 minuet a tarantella a
scotch reel and Spanish. Hungarian, military and
other dances will be given. The tickets for the
kipng afternoon at g so, including tea in the
Astor Gallery. and at 81 50 for the Kirmess with
supper tickets at 3. be obtained beforehand
Thirty fourth-st All boxes and seats are reserved.
qrative Ar Society are as follows President, Mrs
Stony Nts pnnSe, MIa 5oMg Mrs
Young and Mrs Alexander D. shaw; secretary,
s HaFse H Ms g. n Ms EaHa
5SaR Aihs deo4Fs M Finest St
Mrs MahyT Mrs F Felt Mrs. Mrs FREDERICK Go9dridge
Ellis NM p H5s 5osnsoa
Mrs. MIS- George W,nKdd Miss Maud Asgar Lesnd And
George L. Meyers. Miss Antoinette w. Martin, Miss
sTick R. sfqrgis Miss sturgis: Mrs. Carl sche:er,
MIS- rs Samuel % x sloane jr Mrs Charles w Wetm9Te
and Miss Laura l. Satterlee.
Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss
Florence May Gerow, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Julien Field Gerow, to H. Dana Campbell all Of
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes has kindly placed her
home No. 22s Madison-axe., the disposal of the
Associate AlumrGe of Barnard College Thursday
afternoon, March g. for the purpose Of giving
musical for the benefit of the Students Aid Fund
The money raised enables the association to assist
poor students through college and to find employ
ment for them after graduation. The following
we'll known artists have promised appear: Nine.
Schumann-Henk, Miss Susan Strong. Miss Harri-
cite Cady. Nj. Plancon and Francis J. Rogers
Victor Harris has arranged the programme and
Mrs Henry ceWs' c Mrs Breyfon ives Mrs MOTHS Norris
Morton others consented
paronesses and the entertainment is certain 20 be
are in the hands only Of the patronesses, and can
& Ss as 4s aG ST NFs d A n
Il IL O'clock a m; Mrs Henry CeTs' Ne West
$50 Madison-ave., daily between l and O'clock
p. m.
considerable audience gathered at Carnegie
Lyceun on Thursday afternoon to hear lecture
the old composers by William Shakespeare, of
London Some of those present were Mrs Edward
NJ Knox. Mrs Theodore sutro. Mrs: Fuller. Mrs
Andrew Carnegie. Mrs. Charles l. Hudson. Mrs
jeska-
The first meeting this season Of the Knickeroock-
Bowling Club IS announced to take place
Wednesday afternoon in the Tennis Building. IN
West Forty-frst-st. For this year the officers are
J. Hooker Hamersley. president; Matthew A
aer seeretsTy and Walter RutheTfurd Ttr treasurer
Moore Mrs. Philip Rhineiander. MIS-. Philip j.
Sands Mrs Henry I. Barley, Mrs. Prescott Hall
Butler. Mrs. Byam K. Stevens, Mrs. Frederic Shell
don. Mrs. Frederic J. De Peyster and Mrs. George
i. Kingsland.
The Monday Evening Bowling Club will have Its
first meeting evening IN the Tennis
Building. The patronesses Mrs. Benjamin g.
Church and Mrs John Clarkson Jay
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Stickney, of No. s74 Fifth
ave- who gave dinner and dance last week. will
leave IN a few days for Jekyl Island.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Westervelt gave dinner
party last evening their home No. 7 West Fifti-
etil-st., In honor Of President and Mrs Seth Low
compliment President Low and Columbia Uni
versty. Among the other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Schieffelin, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Day, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Eliery Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. R. Bacon. Mrs Frederic Goodridge, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Lyman Short, General and Mrs. ].
Fred Pierson. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McKin, Mr..
and Mrs. Austen Fox Mrs. Ballard Smith,. Mrs.
Lindley H. Chapn, Edmund Bruwaert and George
Scott.
Mr and~Mrs Frank Russak. of No 1s East Sixty
nfth-st. have issued invitations for a reception
with music Tuesday, March 1a.
Mrs Devereux Clapp and Miss Edith Devereux
Clapp who left town last week for the South, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Kemp. at
Aiken S. G.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
March following Army and