New-York tribune., 1903-02-01

The first Of course of five lectures by Pro-
fessor T. Montecchi. of Rome. will be given at ii
o'clock on the morning of February s. at the home
of Mrs. j. F. Kernochan. No. IL Madison Square
North. The four succeeding lectures will be given
as follows: February T. at Mrs William H. Bliss
1ro,E So East Gromwefs No East Fifty y-third-st
February 6 at Mrs WyckoGs & No % West Pdffy
No. 10 West Fifty-fourth-st.
The New-England Juniors held a literary meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. Jacob Shrady, No % west
One -hundred-and- -twentieth-st., yesterday There
was an interesting debate by members Of % the so
ciety and music feature OF the afternoon ;
programme
Bishop Hare long identified with Indian missions
in South Dakota, will address the Niobrara League
on the ccasion of thirtieth anniversary, to be
held next Sunday February 8. at D. m-' IN the
Church Of the 3 l 5aef t 1d league
members at their regular monthly meetngf; f at @ IL
of Calvary Church No. 105 East Twenty-second-st-
The annual election of Stony Void Sanatorum
was held on January %. at the home Of Mrs Her
bert L. Satteree No. so Madison-ave, and the fol-
lowing officers elected for the ensuing year;
President Mrs. James f. Newcomb; vice-presi-
dents Mrs George F. Shrady. Mrs. II. Walter
Webb, Mrs. Anson r. Flower, and Miss Virginia
Potter; recording secretary. Mrs, John G. Cole
t6aWs. treasGrer Edgar l.. Marston; assistant
Es Mrs Hr' Il sssrs hs6h r
Charles NJ Jesup, William G. lie Gendre Robert
Ne R bos % TeeoFS sfq r9pored JShn Ho
tons amounting to $1,000 during the last week
s20coo will go toward the building of Dormitory A
Mrs julius HubbeH Seymour, of West Eighty
sixth-st,, is 10 have four days at home the first
| and second Tuesdays in February and March On
| February g. her sister, Mrs Irving Howard Brown
| and daughter. Miss Helen Louise Brown, of Plain
field n. J.. receive with Mrs. Seymour
The reception given by kitching Corps, Woman's
Relief Corps to Mrs. Ida Shotts Pentreath. senior
vice-president of the NeW-York State Department
brought together in Yonkers Thursday night
large delegations of of the subordinate or
ganfzatfons of New-York City and Brooklyn as
we'll as of Westchester County 1t was what might
be termed red letter night for patriotic women
of New-York' After the formal exercises attending
the reception General John c. Shotts, past depart
ment commander of the Grand Army of the Re
public presented handsome silk service banner
to Ktching Corps behalf of Kitchins Post. g.
A. R Mrs A H. Tompkins. behalf of Kitching
Corps, presented to Mrs, Pentreath handsome
gold plated candelabra with five arms. Mrs Pen
treaths aeeeptance ice natro Td mem and Women
on the duties demanded of them TO preserve tne
Demarest on behalf of Monroe Corps, of Newi-Yorz
City presented the guest with an eia89Tate sTg[
ment commander of the Grand Army of the ReP9b7
hsdge s sdded With twelve diamonds four res
and four saPphres sPeca dfv gf OF npper Was
served TO about three hundred and fifty women OF
the order and their guests. General Shotts after
ward entertained General BakeweE and his stan
the City Club.
At the annual election OF the Women's Auxiliary
of the Harlem Dispensary. which was held at the
dispensary No. los East observation-disclosures
sxth-st last week. the following officers were
unanimously elected: President Mrs. John H. Nc
Carthy; first vice-president. Mrs. John Beaver
second vice-president, Mrs. Charles o. Long
secretary. Mrs Andrew j. Shpman; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. John t. NaSIe; treasurer. MIS-
James H. PIrdy. The of the auxiliary have
already contributed largely toward the mantcRdnSe
of this institution. and are now planning Tor a
euchre aid it in giving free medical attendance
the worthy poor
Mrs Abner Mellen. of No. 81 Riverside Drive.
gave musical on Friday afternoon at which Miss
Melen who is a violinst. appeared on Thursday
OF this Mrs. MeIlen gives large dinner party
The board of managers of the Little Mothers Aid
Association gave large reception at Happy Day
House No. 236 Second-ave., Wednesday after
noon to the chairman and members of the bazaar
committee and their friends This bazaar. which
was held at the Waldorf-Astoria last month, real
lied over ST. 400 so the Little Mothers and every
one else were jublant. a musical programme was
given by Mrs. Walter Wright. Miss Charlotte Mil
Ter Miss Margaret Aver and Coyle Crosby Tuller.
vocalists. and Miss Hyacinth NJ. Williams, plan
list. Miss Helen Read accompanied Miss AVER Ihe
Little Mothers sewing class also sang " hen the
visitors learned that the cooking class was In SeS-
| sion wanted to down and see II. The
| Little Mothers had done themselves proud py
making nearly all the cake for the reception, so
| and how il was all done, and who the small per
who haG done it. They found the Little