New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

ir nenhcS of late Ambassador EusttS.
No date has been mentioned for the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Helen Benedict. daughter
of z. C Benedict. of No. 10 West Fftyfrst-st-. 70
Thomas Hastings. of the Rev. DR. Thomas s.
Hastings, of this city whose engagement has just
been announced will probably take place in the
last week in April at the country home or MI
Benedict at Greenwich Conn Mr.. Hastings is a
architects of the new public library building IN
this city.
Miss Ora Bulls will be married Frank l.
Eckerson, Demonico's. Thursday, March %.
Mrs James Speyer of No 257 Madison-ave. gave
a dinner party last evening, followed by a reception
which George Grossmth gave several of his
monoosues
Miss Clementina Furniss of No. 4s1 Fifth-ave-.
who sails for Europe to-day, will spend some time
in Italy.
successful entertainment siven yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Samuel Sloan. No.
East Thirty-eighth-st.. in aid of the Sunshine
Mission. which is in Eleventh-ave. near Thirty
eighth-st.. in tho midst of what is known as
"Helrs Kitchen An interesting pro Cgramme was
rresente o Nami LIli. appeared in her Japanese
dances Heinrich Meyn sang and Arthur Edward
lings works: including Pink D!minos. Ihe
Post That Fitted "Mandalay Fuzzy Wuzzy,
"Oonts'' and '"rhe Absent Minded Beggar' He
also told several Japanese stories Efforts are be
ing made by the women interested in the mission
to start some settlement work in connection with
the mission. and yesterdays entertainment
the work
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russak of No. 10 East
Sixty-ffth-st. gave large reception with music
last evening. Mrs Russak. who, before her
riage last summer Miss Marie Barna. the
opera singer. received her guests in the salon.
The musical part OF the entertainment in
teresting. Mrs. Russak. besides singing the duet
from the first of Die Walktire'' with NJ. Dip
Iel, of the Metropolitan Opera House also sang
lie MI" by Leroux. with violin obbligato and
plano accompaniment and songs by Arthur Foote
and Sebastian Schlesinger. Nj. Dippel also gave
songs by Tosti and Rubinstein; MISS Otie Chew,
OF London. contributed reveraI violin selections;
SAX pIaYed seVeral plano os ppsr 1 was r served
from buffet Some of the invited guess were
ward King, DR.. and Mrs William NefteL Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Willard Mr and Mrs Frederick
Mrs. Arthur Won Briesen, Miss Emma ThursDy.
Rapb M and MEs Wam nn Mr. Mr. and M
Greene, of Paris; DR. and Mrs: Francis ~ Squire,
and Mrs Arke Mcafichaei Mr. aHd Mrs Nathan
Blur DR.. and Mrs n Marion Sims Mr.. and Mrs.
ChailIu
The sewing class organized by Mrs Isaac s.
Platt. Mrs HeImuth, Mrs Edwin Henry Weather
bee and several other interested in the
Flower Flower Hospital held It's second meeting; this
season Yesterday morning at the home Of Mrs.
Platt, No. 10 East sxty-second-st.
There was also a meeting yesterday morning of
the Pro-Cathedral Sewing Class. held at the home
or MIS- Henry ClewS. No 8 West Thirty-fourth-St.
Another pleasant session of the Tuesday Evening
Bowling Club held last night the Tennis
Building, No. 212 West Forty-hrst-st This club
which has about thirty members was organized by
Miss Mary De Peyster Bailey and Miss Phoebe E.
Hewlett Among the members who PLAYED last
V. Roundey. Miss Eleanor r. Cushmar Miss Ade-
lade ellison. Miss Gertrude Stedman. Miss Alice
Leo Ma QraT Taa niiyrpr 7. TIA
Park. Robert Hewlett Paul W Alexander. Walter
] Hewlett, William F. Lockwood and Charles NJ.
Bleecker
One of the interesting incidents this afternoon
and evening will be the entertainments which will
be given at the Waldorf-Astoria in aid of the So
ciety Of Decorative Art. There will be. besides
exhibition of exquisite bits of embroidery Kipling
afternoon. which means the production for the first
time the stage of two of Kiplings Gadsby's
stories in the afternoon on a stage erected in the
grand ballroom In the evening kirmess, the
in society. will be the feature Tea will be served
ance and sGpner. tickets for which are Sc each
will follow the evening performance.
The wedding of Miss Florence Rose Toplitz.
daughter of Mrs. E. I Toplitz, of No ~ East
xty-eishth-st.. and Albert A Doctor will be cee-
brated at Delmonico's this evening.
The first of the course of six lectures by DR. Carl
Lumholtz and Professor F. Hamilton Gushing, on
The Primitive Races of Mankind. in Australia
and Mexico Among the Zuni and in Arizona was
given yesterday afternoon at the home Mrs
Henry Draper No. 21 Madison-ave. DR. Lumhotz
was the lecturer his subject being Among Canni-
balls
The engagement is announced of Marshall J.
Dodge OF Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge to Miss Pris-
ella D. Barnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
D. Barnes.
musical will be given in the Astor Gallery Of
the WaldOrf-Astoria March 26 at $50 O'Clock
for the benefit of the class for crippled children
OF the Avenue school OF the Children's Aid So
ciety Victor Harris has arranged programme, in
which Miss Marie Brema and Emilia de Cogorza
will sing. and David Names. violin and a string
orchestra will play Tickets may be had OF Mrs
Maturin l. Delafeld. No 40 Fifth-ave: Mrs Ed
ward Renshaw Jones, TO O'Clock, No East
Thirty-fourth-st, and Mrs. Maturin LIVINGSTON
March 10 and "a, 10 TO 1 o'clock No East Sixty
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