New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

A feature or the Little Mothers festival be
given at the WaIdorf-Astorta on December 10 will
be handsome picture presented 70 the committee
in charge by Mrs Roosevelt, who is greatly Inter
ested In the work done by the association The
festival decorations will be holly and evergreens.
and the articles Displaced for sale vii be novel ana
which Mrs Clarence Burns is chairman, are mrs
]. Augustus Bickwell Mrs. Esther Herman. Mrs.
William Tunbridge. Mrs. Floyd Crane, Mrs Nor
H Johnston.
a production of the Shakespeare Mendelssohn
Midsummer Nights Dream will be given under
the auspices OF the Sixth Year Normal College
Class. Park-aVe. and Sixty-eighth-st, on the even
ing of December b. The object Of the entertain
nent is TO raise funds for permanent scholarship
for those who desire TO take the sixth year course
George Riddle will read and the music viii be In
charge of the HaarleIn philharmonic orGhestra-
Fieck. with chorus of three hundred voices from
the senior class OF the college
MIS- c. Il Brennan and the Misses Freeman, Of
the Brockholst, No 101 West Eighty-1fth-st-. will
be Eat home to-day. and hereafter first and
Dr. and Mrs John Kurrus and Miss Chapman, of
No. 4sS Lenox-ave., who will give reception this
evening, viii be assisted by Mrs john Ainsworth
Long Island: Mrs. Andrew H Jaclnian. Miss Anna
McDonough and Miss Agnes Gallup
Mr. David Gallup and Miss Agnes Gallup. OF the
EndlCOtt- g
Mystic, Conn, for the Thanksgiving holidays
The National Society Of New England Women,
Of which Mrs J. Woolsey Shepard Is president, will
give its first luncheon to-day at Delmoncos. Mrs.
Charles Frederick Naething, chairman of the
bSFs Moopa s W" 8e sma 9ouhE Mrs
William Murray Crombe, Miss Ruth l. Holden
Miss Mabel Sutton and Miss Florence Guernsey
An authors bazaar and tea viii be given by the
Ladies' Rilzur Cholrn Society Industrial School at
the Hotel Majestic on the afternoon and evening
of Tuesday and Wednesday, December and 10.
The affair will be in charge of Mrs Nathaniel
Brandon, Mrs. Solomon Werthheirn, Mrs. A Honig-
man Mrs H 8. Mack, Mrs t. Messner and Mrs
Sidney Marx These Will be assisted by 4 host Of
young women, each OF whom Will appear In the
Costume OF some character OF her favorite author
Another attraction will be the sale of autograph
SET of President RooseveIt's works. Some beaut-
full specimens of needleWork have also been con-
tributed by their authors" and will be offered
for sale.
The Professional Woman's League viii hold a
Christmas bazaar on the afternoons and evenings
of December s. inclusive, at the league house
No 108 West Forty-hftf-st There will be many
attractive features, besides the usual display OF
handsome dolls and Christmas novelties The
chairman Mrs. Fred Ross, Will be assisted by the
members of her committee, Miss Minnie Worten-
dyke Mrs L Crystal, Mrs, A t Harms. Mrs
Susanna Westford, Miss Amelia Somerville, Miss
Belle Stokes. Miss Kinzie Masters Mrs. S. Lord,
Mrs II. Gorbett, Mrs H. Parker, Miss Cora Will
Jams and others. Yesterday was literary day
an the league headquarters At $50 D m. an In
tne TePhnne Herrick Benjamin NJ Chase Mrs.
Florence Hull Winterburn. Miss Ida S. Hilton. Mr..
Piongeon. Miss Margaret McCalmont and Miss
Alicia A. Needhafn