New-York tribune., 1902-03-09
NOTES OF UPPER WEST SIDE.


Of the Daughters Of the American Revolution was
held last Wednesday at the home of Mrs Henry
Harrison Suplee. No. 2S West Eighty -frst-st. The
reports from the Washington convention
presented by the regent. Mrs. Frederick Has
brouck, and the other delegates after which the
members joined in the dedication OF the handsome
loving cup which had been given to Mrs Suplee.
formerly Miss Catherine CoIweII. upon the occa-
sion OF her marriage. A brief address of presen-
tation made by the former regent. Mrs Charles
Hilton Brown. which Mrs. Suplee responded
The cup brimmng with punch, was then sent
around the circle. each member drinking and pass
ing it TO- the next Mrs Sqplee is at present cor
Daughters of the American Revolution, and is nom
mated for the office OF recording secretary the
Among those eo' PFe5ent Al were ere MISS MaPthk reat
NJ. Fisher Nrs Augustus Warren Colwell Mrs
Thomas r. Almond, Mrs. John Stove Spencer, Mrs
G Hilton Brown and Mrs. Charles Terhune
Among the new auxiIiaries formed to aid IN the
work OF the Stony Void Association is one COM
posed only Of young unmarried women. The aux
iary' was organized at the home of Miss Stedman
No. 81 West Seventy -hr5t-st The other members
the Misses Ormiston, Pratt. Rowley. Seaman,
5farrus. Iapen56n, Russo Fraser Tehry simons
Postley, Jones, Rosalie Jones, Ward and Green
The next meeting Of the Fortnightly ChaanE Dish
Club will be held at the home of Victor H. Judge
sockel. No p West Ninety fourth-st., on Tuesday
Mrs. Albert H Gleason, Of the Amidon, Broad
card party on MoHday March e. ana viii endran
a few friends at cards the following day.
Mrs Arthur Elliott Fish and Mrs. Cyrus Swan
sedgwiGk will i be the Joint hosesses Of the Whist
Mrs Robert FarrelIy. of No. 224 West one-hun-
dred-and- -thirty-seventh-st, will give a euchre on
Monday afternoon. for the benefit of the Day Nur-
sery Sewing Class.
The Washington Heights Euchre Club will be
SO Ws Paa R E OF NO
A series of card luncheons is being given on FRI
days by Mrs. Charles r. Sprague No '11s West
Seventy-ffth-st., in aid Of the Little Mothers The
first was held last Friday, and there will be
three Handsome prizes given. The last
two Will be euchre luncheons the first two being
scrbers are Mrs Edward 4 Treat % Mrs @ TheodoTe @
G9nGy Ms John sShermGrhoTn Mrs Samuel
zino Mrs. Charles Ostrander Mrs Wilbur Mcbride
Mrs. John II. Judge, Mrs. Samuel shipley Blood.
Mrs. HerberI Jerome Davis Mrs !. ". Hester.
H. J. Kochersberger and Mrs. Lawtm.
Mrs. Charles c. N9buhr. Of No. 2O9 West Eighty
frst-st., will be at home Fridays in March.
Mrs. Henry Clark Coe will give dinner at Del
m]onioos ] shortly in honor Of Surgeon Oliver Dwight
Miss Evelyn Harris gave an evening of French
and English recitations at the home of Mrs. Charles
Robinson Smith, No. 81 West Sixty-ninth-st on
Thursday evening Miss Harris assisted by
Miss Maria Victoria Torrillion, pianist.
Roller skating has been revived a Lenten
amusement. and the West End Roller Skating Club
meets every Thursday night at the Berkeley
Armory Mrs. Russell A. Cowles of No 422 West
End-ave. is one of the enthusiasts.
The West End Women's Republican Club al its
musical reception be given on Thursday will
have guests of honor. besides Mrs. Seth Low.
Mrs Cornelius Zabriskie, president of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs; Mrs. c. H Denison
president of Soross, and Miss Irwin Martin. pres
ident Of the College Womens Club. Among the
musicians contributing 10 the programme will he
Nine. Del Haze Wickes, soprano; Alfred D.
Wickes Violnist: A. S. Witmark, barytone, and
Mrs Camille Birnbohn, pianist
Mrs. H Secor TONES, of the West End Wom-
ems Republican Association read a paper on
Reciprocity before the Women's Republican
League of Brooklyn last Tuesday.