New-York tribune., 1903-04-26

Maker Mrs. Charles ". Picketts subject will be
Mrs Dore Lyon will round out the symposium
with some remarks about The Ec"LfllSiain l
Akers ana Mrs. Antonia Savage Sawyer will sins,
and the New-England Gee Club viii t5r MAKE f6S f5S
old New England a song which is to be adopted
business meeting of the society will he held on
April go
Mrs Camille B:rnbohm celebrated ner birthday
anniversar, last Monday evening with q musical
at her home. t|o a0S West Ninety-fouTth-st- me
ionotifI the birthday flower Of the hostess, pre-
dominated in the decorations. among roses ana
palms and corsage bouquets Of the same blossoms
were presented TO the wone7 guests. tn" men re-
ceiving boutonnieres. The birthday cake lighted
with sixteen candles. bore the somewhat enisnat-
cal inscri-ticn Camille. Sweet Sixteen. and a
song composed bs, DR.. Ernest Galland in honor of
the occa sion Good Old Birthday Time, was sung
by n double quartet. The remainder of the NUS
cal programme given by Hans hronoid- Gel
list: Professor Gtarninni, accompaniSt T. T. bar
rowe tenor: G. Budd. barytone {. Wilson. tenor
II Hicks accompanst: J. Ermooft tenor; Z.
Rrovynstefn barytone: Miss Stella Blake. soprano;
Miss Grace La Rome. contrato. Miss Jennie cross.
contraIto ard the hostess. Some readings were
also contributed by ". StIeamer. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ulln1an. Mrs. L
Benjamin RamsdelL Dr. and Mt G5eoTsf NJ 3I
AuIiffe. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Louis NUgenL MI
SIIi S!r and MS Julian Rado. Or. John Moore. Mr.
and Mrs Clarence Burns. Nj, and MIS. PAU a T. =.
CaIiand Mr.. and Mrs = F. Msbie Miss Mabe.
Miss Williams Mr.. and Mrs r. G l1ivien, Dr.
Charles II. Clifford. Mr.. and Mrs Charles r SnN,
der + STANLEY. Miss Anne T. Boylan. Mr. ana
Mrs KeIlow ana ]. Lissberger- On May the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Metropolitan bispensiT ~
and HGspital will give musical to close lis sea
sons work at the home of Mrs BiTnhohm who is
the president OF the organization
The annual meeting of the Haarlem Philharmonic
Society took place on Thursday at the \ NJ G, A
Hall No West -hundred-and twenty-hfth-st.
The election was unanimous. and the meeting de-
IiehtfrI in every way. Fine reports were read by
officers and committees showing the society TO be
in very prosperous condition. both financially and
socially The Haarlem Philharmonic is taking n
nIaoe in the musical world organization
that aims at the highest standard The following
rec,ors Mrs Frank Littleheld: treasurer. Mrs
Isaac Mills. recording secretary. Mrs Mott D.
Cannon. corresponding secretary. Mrs. George w
Rest I'VE new members to the board OF directors
Ms William 4. Sherman. Mrs Orlson B SLllIh'
3Irs Grank = q Evans Mrs Charles L Stickney,
Mrs Frank Mason North: music committee MTs-
Arthur A Stwe, chairman: Mrs lnoiids JSt Nd
Nsre RerLlev r Merwin. Mrs. Ashbel r fltch'
Mrs Alexander Reed committee OF drIdIlstHiettsts
+'a-,rnyttee Mrs John A. Mason chairman print
INC committed. Mrs. MeTrick T. oonoFtTr, cHalI-
man entertainment committee. Mrs HanHtoh
Higgins chairman
Auxiliary Three of the Guild for Crippled chil-
6rau of the Poor. Of which Mrs Merle 81 =
Wright IS president gave reception AT the Day
ry,e and school No. 2lu Madison-ave near
TIT second-st.. yesterday from