New-York tribune., 1902-03-16

King until they take possession Of their 1tt own
house in stamford Conn Mr. vsna"s,.N AZ
No 302 Clinton-ave. She was assistrd IN Nh,
\ Pryan Alley Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt. Mrs VII,
lam V Hester. Mrs Levi VI. GLIB. MIS- lioWTI Wa, u
r Whitney. Mrs Harry /. Batterman. Miss Elise
Ripley Miss sophie Meserole and Miss Spring
Mrs Chester l. Rlcharis's In and out Club wound
up the ON Tuesday evening with ohhd
enchre The meeting held at the home OF
Mrs Richards 40. Is Montgomery Place. The
prizes were handbag and vase for the women
and a set of gold waistcoat buttons and a pair or
gold tie clasps for thf men The winners ,T weF'
Archibald r. Mills ant Charles L. Schenck the
bell prize. handsome sofa pillow. was won ny A
Julian klar
The Urban Club held It's annual meeting on Tues
dav at the home Of Mrs Andrew j. Perry. the
senior director No 80 First Place. Mrs John J.
Schoonhoven was reelected president. Miss Alice
Perkins Mrs. Louis Shaw and Mrs. Philip kunz
were elected vIce-presidents. Mrs. William Green,
recording secretary; Mrs. r. Percy Chittenden.
ing secretary Mrs. T. p Hampton. auditor, and
Mrs, Walter V Meserole member at iarEe. The
standing committees will be chosen at the next
meeting OF the executive board
Mrs charles II Terry the new vice-regeut OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution, gave a re
ception Tuesday evening at her home. NJ" $40
WashIngton-av in honor of Mrs. William Lutte
of Rochester recently elected State regent for
New York. The hostess assisted In receiving
ny Mrs Henry Earle and Mrs. Samuel Bovine
DlIrvea The tea tables In charge of Mrs
W C. Beecher. Mrs. A. J. Fetterolf Mrs Ernest
W Bir,Isau Mrs J. William Greenwood. Mrs
Henry Beam and Mrs. Frederick Topping
The annual election Of officers Of the Eosmos
club took place on Tuesday evening Mt the home
Of Mrs. Edward Adams. No. 126l Dean-st., and re-
suited as follows: Mrs A. +. Cushmau. president;
Mrs William G. Redhed. first vice president; Mrs.
Walter Wood, second vice-president Mrs. Edward
Hibbard. recording secretary; Miss Annie Olney.
corresponding secretary; Mrs George S Otis
treasurer. and directors. Mrs Herman Stutzer ir.,
Mrs Henry s. Rowland Miss Lena Tyler and Mrs
Charles T. Hotchlliss Mrs Adams entertained the
In the KIoudike. She exhibited a collection of in
teresting photographs. Indian blankets and curios.
The Woman's Aid Nursery is be benefited by
a dove cotillon. to be given Dy the Juucta Juvat. Z
society of young women organized for charitable
work, Saturday morning April 49, The Cotillon
will be led by Miss Cornelia Blankley and Miss
Anna Francis. Shirt waists and white pque skirts
to be worn.
Mrs. Frank Lupton. OF No s39 81. Mark save.
will give a large reception and dance at the Pouch
Gallery on Thursday. April 10, Much interest is
centred in this affair will be one of the most
elaborate OF the Easter season. Mrs Iupton's
daughter. Mrs. Charles Courteuay Hoge. Of Man
haitian, will assist in receiving the guests.
Miss Ethel Viola Bdther daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, William 7. Bather. of No. 5l3 Macon-st has
chosen March 81 as the date of her marriage 10
Harry Conselyea Brown The ceremony will be
performed at the home of the bride by the Roy
Robert j. Kent pastor of the Lewis Avenue Con
tend her sister maid of honor and tbs hri5as
maids WILL be Miss Myrtle Philips and Miss Reta
=. ~, biachey and b. Dudley will act as ushers
a fecepuoh VIII follow the ceremony.