New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

T9%nsend Allen and Mr. Raodo Holmes Nichols
SsHio as5csd Oy cas he RrRars e. Kay gave violin
solo accompanied on the piano ny MISS +>N'1
Lander.
Climbing the High Alps" proved an attractive
subject for tho MATINEE illustrated lecture OF
Dwight Tath-op Elmendorr at Carnegie Lyceu,n'
on Wednesday afternoon. One OF the largest auot-
ences Of the season was carried Pictorally through
the finest scenery OF Switzerland The views u
the great mountain peaks were interspersed win
realistic scenes IN beautiful Lucerne. lnteriakeI'
the Valley OF Lauterbrunnen. and deep mountain
passes, There were moving pictures OF the "a
nous Swiss waterfalls and amusing scenes OK
peasant life in the yroIsSe Alps The most thrill
Ing scenes were those depicting the periis OF
high mountain climbing across glaciers. yaWninS
creyasSes and rocky preciPiess n9vng plyTeT pnsrT
AIpine guides 10 +ba crest 0f the JIngfraU. and
every step cur in The steep ""fah near Lhe SUNNY
was watched with bCeathIess interest The roseate
tints Of sunrise and tH- deep glow of sunset on
the mountain P-aks VT" rFTr0dEced with soo1
The executive hoard cr the Ne7-Yo-k State Asso-
citation Of Republican Women has made the hnal
arrangements for the annual luncheon at Delmon-
cos April 21 The speakers vii be General
John 5. Wise. Judge Mayer, of the ChiIdrens Court;
MIS- M MA Mary T. W"3d Of "aS6,PELo ana FS 1yqed
guests AT the luncheon will hc Mrs tharles NJ
stses s% F6dSrafon 4'o% Mr. ' Soran Dyks % Of rooyn
HsIan Tari E,osIs , !,rasf.ilrr SF The asso1
citation will preside at the convention meeting,
which will preccde the luncheon.
Mrs Riehard Irwin invited the matrons OF the
New-York day nurseries to spend social evening
with her Oh Satur'lI= At Ecr home No. Wet
The annual lecture on American history arranged
10y the Ncv.-TorE Crrr Chdpter OF tho Daughters
If tho American Revolution WIFI hr given Tues
day afternoon at SErrry.~- The lecture will be
divided into tw" parts. with an interval for con-
versation and tea will be served afterward- The
lecturer is Wesley = Woodruff. ~ Pennsylvania.
and topic. '"Th" Early and Later Purttans.'
The proceeds usual. will h" devoted to the fund
for the Barnard scholarship. which is supported BY
that the second henci.iary Of this fund graduates
Elmer J Post Chairman: Mrs Frank Fitzgeraid
Mrs Alfred C"Chran- MS John Stanton, Mrs
Annie g. North Miss n Z. Springer, Mrs T. H
Whitney, Mrs. L. r. Peabody and Mrs y, na!d Nc
Lean
Henry William Felt and Mrs Joseph Pollard Felt.
Of No So CarroII-St- BrookIyn will sail on the
celtic April l. They will remain abroad until
July l.
The marriage Of Miss Eugene Jefferson third
daughter OF Mrs EuGenic jefferson OF MOntclai-.
To RTmsey Wing Scott. Of the late DR.. Preston
b. Scott. Of Louisville, will take place on April 4.
The Rev. Amory Fl Bradford will perform the
ceremony in the First Congregational Church.
MontCair y. J.. { o'clock in the afternoon. The
bride will be attended by her sister. Miss Cornelia
Jefferson maid Of honor. and BY six bridesmaids
Miss IaurettJ Jefferson (aISO sister the brGe).
the Misses Sarah and Iauretta Jefferson Of Buzz
yards Bay cousins). Miss Edith Vanderbilt OF
New-YOrk. Miss CarIa Surbrug OF Nontclar. and
Miss Gertrude Smith. OF Cincinnati Thomas Suey
Will act as best and the ushers will be Emer-
Newell TSham Henderson. Acton POulet,
George Duncan, Joseph Brewster and Frank Jefrer-
young couple expect to- reside in Washington, D. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Carpenter were yesterday
entertained at luncheon the WaIdorf-Astorta
by the Women Lawyers Club. OF which organiza-
ton Mrs. Carpenter IS the president Among those
present were the Misses Mary G. Potter Edith A.
Refert Mary Houston Kenyon. Eugene NJ Raye,
Helen NJ. Blonden. Rosalfa Ieoew Louise c. Hinck,
Er2elie Bullowa, Susan g ONeiu and Miss GsI~ttZ-
Later In the afternoon the ent=c party guests
Of honor at the Women's Press Club social tea.
Miss Edith A Reiffert being the corresponding
retary of the latter club.
Metropolitan Independent Church took place Thurs
day evening the Hotel Majestic. followed by
dance. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Frank. Mrs. Doom Mrs. A Beach Mrs
ROsenbaurn. Miss Davis. Miss Carrie Chamberlain.
Miss Maynard. Mrs. H0SmeiSCeT, Mr.. and Mrs
Brennan. Mr.. and Mrs Ora ham. Mr. and Mrs. Eel
Ter. Miss Paula SemnaChcT. Mr. Erickson, Arthur
Spangle and A Bellevue
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