New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27

She was assisted by tie KaItenborn Orchestra. \
large and enthusiastic audience was present
The first Of the series OF dances given under the
auspices OF the Alumna- Association Of the Cham
plain Assembly viii take place next Wednesday
evening the Hotel Majestic large attendance
already. The arTangements are unGer the manage-
Vivien Hart and Miss Margaret c. LaveIle.
The College womer's Club will have meeting
next Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock az the Wal
dorf-Astorla There will be a symposium of poets
Edwin Markham Mrs May Riley Smith, Charles
De Kay and Mrs William lie FL, Baron Allies {@ToTn-
Eiizabeth Hazard and Professor F Bossenberger
sTbdn marion Ma Hara EGs is to be the
guest OF honor at the meeting
The progressive euchre and reception to be given
for the benefit of St. Roses Settlement, at Grand
Central Palace. January :, promises TO be most
successful The various committees have been I'M
firing in their efforts perfect all arrangements
that will add TO the comfort and pleasure OF the
guests Frank W. Smith, chairman Of the euchre
committee, and his assistant Mr.. Reichard, have
arranged the tables for three thousand players
The euchre Will be followed by a reception.
The committee on boxes. composed OF Mrs Will
lam Arnold and Miss Labor have disposed OF most
Of them. Among the boxhoIders are J. d. Grim
Minis Robert Hoguet Mrs. Joseph O'Donohue.
Peter Labor the Misses Delmonico. Joseph J Man
ming. Edward KEYS. Mrs. Bowron, Mrs Mrs, Breslin
The following committees are IN charge or tqe
e1d Miss TaIor: cards Jacob Reichard and John
A Henueberry; prizes the Misses Manning Go
nan Meehans Jones and Treacy; press Miss
Mackey Mr. Finnegan and Mr.. McGinnis; cap
ST Roses Settlement House is at Nos. 257 and
25s East Seventy hrst-st, and many pIoIn az III,
work The officers of the settlement are follows;
President. Mrs. William Arnold Xlce11preslttenls'
gerty; treasurer. Mr.. Barnard; secretaries. Miss
Manning and Miss Jones; resident manager. Miss
Arr ARRANGEMENTS nave been made FOR series Of
9be arst Of the series 10 be given on Tuesday
night. to be followed by others Friday. January
F GIa Y Aie9andre r ] s Flint and Peter
Kane The announeenent mas oefm greece TIIg
the winter in the Manor,
the short business session was followed by a de-
iightful programme Of music and readings under
OF entertainment Among the numbers were vocal
solos by MISS bT their author Miss Mai5ee
Justice The next meeting OF the society. on the
a. fhs waldorf Astoria and will be a reception in
honor Of Mrs c. c. shayne. An elaborate musical
programme will be given
The second of two debutante teas was given yes
terday by Mrs. Frank Overton Evans. No lat West
one-hundred- and -thrtieth-st. for her daughter.
Miss Josephine Evans. Mrs. Evans wore gown
OF black lace with touches OF blue velvet Miss
Evans was gowned in white silk net trimmed with
lace and carried bouquet OF pink roses and
white hyacinths. Mrs Evans and her daughter
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Frank Little
neld Mrs Isaac Mills. Mrs. Berkeley r. Asrwin.
Mrs Edward Clinch. Mrs. Alexander Reed Mrs.
4 Frank n Stevens Mrs Alfred z Fountain. Mrs
| yuuam C. Biting Mrs Remsen Darling. Miss
! Evan. Miss Margaret sharksy. Miss May D9s ,I
ker Miss May Elderd Miss Florence StehoIS, MISS
Evans Miss Rita Holt Miss Ethel Erski1s' AM
Ma usnriettz Sherwood. OF Orange. n. J. Ihs
~n,Sn girls OF the receiving party were al soWfeu
II wSite and Miss Evans gave card party Ior
rfng TOrfQtrly
her classmates
Tn. managers OF tho Silver Cross Day Nursery
have arranged to give two suoscripron danes1s M