New-York tribune., 1903-04-05

barytone and Carl Haydn. tenor. on April Is. from
till > O'Clock in Carnegie Hall They viii -
assisted by Miss Carrie Gilman Edwards. who VIII
on Russia. and Miss Elise RciTner accompanist-
The CHIEF feature of the programme Is. TO "a
Rockers song cycle illusions given by Mr. Hughes
progressive euchre party for the benefit OF the
Little Mothers will be given the afternoon %
April % the Astor Gallery o. the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs Charles r. SDgague ard Nine
Eugene MunseH are managing; the affair and
among the patronesses are Mrs Frank Foster
Hazard Mrs. Lauron ingeIs Mrs Clinton Backus.
Mrs Theodore Connolly Mrs W. W. Jeffries Mrs
Henri IuGien Gargen Mrs John Mesto1 DUNCAN.
MIS- SAVES Br0Wn 3iTs. VI Stone' MS len ben
5. Newcombee. Mrs Floyd Crane. Mrs Julian r.
ton. Mrs. Gilbert Seaman. Mrs. John II, Judge and
Mrs. Edward 4. Treat
euchre To- the benefit of the Girls Social and
Industrial Club will be given The Nevada
Broadway. Sixty-ninth and Seventieth sts- on
Thursday afternoon. April o 80 O'Clock The
patronesses are Mrs Frank r. Wise. Mrs. Harry
Day Pease. Mrs. Edward Mcclellan Bsgs. Mrs
g. c ER FrEI EGI 2r Ms sc {egrss & ~ M1 Mie Fiss
kellogg Mrs JudsQn Lawson " Ms andre" Ti lam
E. Poole and Mrs Alexander Walker
musical tea in aid of the childrens free ward
of the Hahnemann Hospital. was given last Thurs
day afternoon the home of Mrs. H. DUrant
Cheever. No. % East Fffty-irst-st, Among those
who had charge of The entertainments were Mrs
Howard Carroll. chairman: Mrs. Samuel ]. Drake.
Mrs Edwin Fl. Weatherbee Mrs Clinton L. Bagg.
Mrs Gardner Weatherbee. Mrs Samuel s. Blood.
Mrs John H. FIagler- Mrs John Love Elliot. Mrs
Ira Barrows. Mrs. John R stanton Mrs Julius II:
Cheever Mrs Arthur L. Root and Miss FIorencs
Guernsey.
The Quartette Euchre Club pleasantly enter
tained Tuesday afternoon by the president. Mrs.
Dana 4. Rose. her home. No. - West Eighty
Gft1-st. Mrs. DuvaH BlasinsEam. assisted Mrs
Rose in receiving her guests. Prizes we're won by
and Mrs McCloskey-
The engagement of Miss Dorothy Gee Aymsr
Emburv was announced last week given
to the intimate friends Of the young couple. az
the home OF Edward p Coe. Aynsr Embu-y is q
stepson OF Frank Chapman asslst4nI curator at tns
Metropolitan Museum of Natural History
Announcement was made during the week of tho
wedding of Miss Blanche Butler. of No 32 Wes-
End-ave.. TO John Duveen. Of Ne. as Fifth-sve.
on Wednesday April 22- The young couple arc both
prominent in New-YO.G society. Mr.. Duveen viii
April Is
Friends 81 NJ. and Mrs Alexander D Johnson
and Miss Mary d: Johnson invited 70 meet
Miss Grace Iistoe at their home. No 95 Wes: End
ave- last Thursday evening. from 70 u ocl'cN
Miss Iistoe is the daughter Of Colonel : Iist%e.
erlands Rotterdam. assisting in receI, inS %eIs
Miss Madaion Murtha Miss Van CieyS yI.i1I5 M1ss
Weines Miss Iistoe has been the guest et Miss
Johnson for part or the l9St WlltfT ahH 'Ni t447
T5tb inst will sail together ~ the FotSeani
To- Colonel IJstoe's home in Rotterdam where
Miss Johnson will spend the summer Mr. and MIS-
johnson will fOin their daughter in the cary su-
tumn and after a few weeks OF travel the lanii'F
will return home
Mr. and Mrs Howard MscNutt viii receive On
Friday afternoons in April at their home No 81
St NichoIas-ave. Last Friday. the Sd inst vas
the first Of the series
The sixth and last Of Mrs. Francis Hardin Hess }
Ienten talks at the Pascal Institute. Lexington
ave and F1ftv-arst-st was given last Thursday
afternoon Both Mrs Clarence Burns ana Mfs-
Russell Sage made short addresses in appreciation
of Mrs Hess's work. Mrs Sage saving that Sts
wanted similar course given IN the Emma w y
lard School In the near future. MISS NlrSlH|t
Az nd g ". Larned sang the Misses
Nugent and Rogers poured tea AMONG othels
presenr were Mrs Mary Griffith the Misses SV1t1e1
Miss C;atler. of MOrristown- y j. 1rs- SGiieE
ROsenfeId Mrs. H p Christie and MISS I@en-,-
cbrfsffe Mrs Fox Miss Maurer. Mrs. Leroy sun
der1and Smith Miss Howes. Mrs Putney, -dSs
FIoise Lent and Mrs James Clark