New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

thfrd-St. and Madlson-aNe.' 10 HidAe sumo ' N''
Christmas purchases Displayed there Is a. cnaTIh arm
ing of fancy and useful articles, the Wors
OF seIf-supporting women. Mrs Wlliiam Ch'ate Is
the president OF the exchange.
Tho Ladies Helping Hand Association. of Nos
n4 and l16 West Fifty-fourth-st had japanese
for the benefit Of their for the
of the poor ana SICK
Bv the courtesy of Mrs. Evertt Mallory Culver.
lecture for the benefit of Stony Void Sanatorium
win be given in Senator Clark's picture gallery;
cioc No cS The lecture viii be by Mrs Richard Henry
Savage, who will speak on The True Du barry
The Woman's Club of Orange. y. j.. has become
y notable exponent of the department system in
large clubs. The seven departments are, in effect
seven clubs and the general club meetings, in
charge of each department. constitute the finished
results of their separate work In the department
meetings the individual member finds an opPoT1
tunity for study and expression whlcn she w9uI
otherwise miss in an organization OF -FOUR hundred
nrivilege of belonging the departments. ard thus
keeping in touch with the club ~,
have charge of the club meeting next Wednesday
Early English music. glees nadrlsaIs ana CnriSt- m &
rhoirmaster of Grace Church, Orange Ronald NJ
the season will consist of choral practice and the
study of musical history and instruments The art
department is studying Italian painting and the
department Of economics is considering the sub
of 9fct tbe m world The other departments those of
education, literature, science and current events
cub as n whole is constantly eulargng It's sphere
i'm DubIc interests and civic usefulness
The College Woman's Club will give a Colonial
tea from 4 to s on Friday December 10 the
home of Mrs. s. n. Penheld No 290 Manhattan
ave at One-hundred- and -twelfth-st. Mrs Fred
eric ] Swift Mrs William T. Salter Mrs Frederic
Goodwin Mrs. Herman Meyer, Mrs. o. D. NJ.
Baker Miss Irwin Martin, Mrs. Charles \. Bates
and Mrs Harry n. Marvin will receive in Colonial
costume. and Miss Penfield in the and
10 ncbO NH
wort. Miss Baker and Miss Stetsun. will
freshment such great -gTandmOtherS enjoyed
on like occasions. The house will be lighted by
the historic tallow dip and the decorations will be
simple and in keeping. The color scheme will be
the Colonial Army colors. bu9f and blue. The
musical entertainment for the evening will be fur
nished by members of the club. Mrs. Mckinley,
Miss Patterson, Mrs Gardner. Miss Penfield. Mrs.
Goodwin, Mrs Blood Mrs Poucher and Mrs. Nc
Master. The Mount Holyoke and Oberlin College
clubs will he entertained Other women the
reception committee Mrs. Vernon Mansfield
Davis. Mrs. RaimOnd Baird, Mrs Samuel Bovine
DGryea. Mrs Rupert Hughes. Miss Vanderpoel and
Mrs Harry Norton Marvin
The Hungarian Ladies' Aid Society. of which
Mrs. |. III. RosenfeId is president. viii give an
entertainment ball tonight, at p. m. a the
Harlem Casino, Seventh-ave- and One-hundred-
and-twenty -fourth-st. The proceeds to be de-
voted to the relief OF destitute ia lies. The
clan: Wolf and koler. the German comedians;
violin solo by Masters Bennie Sondheim and Fred
Fredkin. and vocal solos by Miss Minnie Berg
Miss Selma H. Sondheim.