New-York tribune., 1902-05-11

the Naval Militia emblem. with rapid fire guns.
cutlasses earbines and various other implements Of
war AT midnight a supper was served in the grill
room of the hotel The patronesses were Mrs.
Walter R Griffith, Mrs william & ISdd and Mrs
Herbert Campbell
Miss Mary f. Cook is arranging a musical for
the benefit Of the Woman's Aid Nursery, be
given on Monday evening, May 49, at the Pouch
| Gallery. Admission viii be by invitation. a coilec
ton being taken up. 1t IS hoped that many
Gus contributions will be received in this way, and
that the nursery viii be greatly benefited The pro
eIamme VIII include Mrs Tirzah iamn, ,Ruland,
Pamdne fPSnfFdn9 h Wsm Hs Hammord mn pianist 1H
mond, barytone.
Point euchre was played by the guests OF Mrs.
Leander ". T Coleman. of No Sc Cambridge Place.
on Wednesday evening. The hostess was assisted
by her sisters, Miss Leila Putnam and Miss
Grace Putnam, AT the end of the play il found
that Miss Annie Arthur had scored 70 points the
highest number. She had the choice Of ten prizes.
The Tn 9fher %ig prize winners we're Mrs James l. bram
Miss Ethel Stockweil. Miss Ethel Pate. Mrs Jo-
sadie arthur and MISS Jessie King Mss LGee M5is
Rouyan corralled the BOBBY prize
The May meeting OF the New England Society in
the Art Rooms Tuesday evening was largely at
tended Mrs. Joseph A. Burr presided and delivered
| the address Of welcome a musical programme
Followed under the direction Of John Hyatt Brewer.
organist assisted by the Amphion Male Quartet.
consisting Of J. Barnes Wells, first tenor. Leo
Lieberman; second tenor; W. Carl EngeI. first bass
and Emil Erdhardt second bass; Mrs Mary His
sem-De Moss, soprano; Miss Martha NJ. Henry. so
Tirzah Hanilln- Rutland, contralto. An informal
reception followed
Mrs. George A. Price and several Of her friends
gave A dramatic entertainment at Memorial Hall
on Wednesday evening. the proceeds of which will
be used to endow soldiers bed in the Brooklyn
Home for Consumptives. Kngston-ave and Doug
lass-st Two short sketches were presented
tiled eGe Tb 2nG Thst saCon % %TRerets and comedy
ed ana Successful financially The ushers were
Gill
recital under the management Of Miss Alice
Josephine Post and Miss Anita Gibson, attracted
a large audience TO Memorial Hall on Monday
evening. Miss Post read two selections by Austin
Dobson; Miss Gibson sang Non Concsci il Bel
songs: The programme also included selections
by William g. Hammond pianist; Charles II Mid
dendorf, basso and Edward F. Barrow, tenor.
Miss Gertrude J. Corwin. of No 12i3 Dean-st.
has arranged for Friday from 3 until O'Clock
in the afternoon, in honor of Mrs Dwight H. Cor
win.
The usual spring exodus of society people from
the borough has set in, and before the end of the
month many of the most fashionable homes on the
Heights will be closed for the summer. Among
those who left town last week Miss K. V. Bar
mum, who went to her country home, Wynsum at
Merrick, Long Island for the summer Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Maxwell have closed their town
house. in Clinton ave. and will be at Glen Cove,
Long Island, for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard J; Busby, of No. % Montgomery Place, have
who have left town are Colonel William Hester.
George D. Pratt and Mr. and Mrs Herbert Pratt
Jay F. Carlisle has taken Alden, s Swans place
at Islip for the summer. and will exhibit some OF
his horses with the Bay Shore Horse Show Asso-
y of will eave town eary i2 ne
for Mount Kineo House. Moosehead Lake Maine
where they have :, camp. This week Mr.. and Mrs.
home al Freeport Long Island.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Emily
Bum Hnchman, of No. 1903 Park-ave a daugh-
ter Of the late Linton Hinchman. and Walter Dud-
known in Eastern District society
The Arapahoe Club gave shirt waist dance on
Friday evening in the quaint little Farm House in
Prospect Park. The girls attred in white
while the men wore duck trousers and white shirt
waists. coats being barred. The dance was ar
ranged by Burton + Bishop. James Young Hunt
oinded iT 4 Mrs Eli II Bishop Mrs NJ T. TVons Mrs rs
Cyrus Miller and Mrs. Hiram NJ. Raynor
The regents. council and faculty Of the Long ISL
and College Hospital viii hold a reception in the
erAeprooun of the Academy of Music on Friday
evening at 7:3O O'Clock.
PARISH HOUSE GROUND TO BE BROKEN. |
The Rev. DR.. A B. Kinsolving will break ground
a. . o'clock this afternoon for the new parish |
house Of St Matthias's Episcopal Church Twen- |
+v-tbird-st near Voorhees-ave, Sheepshead Bay !
rha new building is to cost $4,000 The earth will |
na turned with silver spade presented by James
Reattie Marion schonbury representing the Sun |
dav school will give a sum of money Addresses |
will be made by Archdeacon Kinsoving and the |
pny THOMAS A. Hyde, the rector. A musical pro- |
erarnroe Will be rendered by the full vested choir
Tho evening services WIN open az 745 clock. when
DR. HYDE will preach on Grit and Sticktoitive |
ueSat