New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

The following are the names of the special pa
tronesses OF the entertainment be given in aid of
the Trades School for Girls by the State Fedora
tioB Of Wcmens Clubs. on Saturday evening. April
IL At the Metropolitan Opera House: Mrs. Alton
B. Parker. Mrs Norman E. Mack Mrs Charles
ID. Dow, Mrs. Allen s. Apgar Mrs. Charles T
Denison, Hrs. Anna Knox Mcintyre Mrs Esther
Hermann. Ars. William Gerry slade Mrs. J. Wool
sey Shepard Mrs. G. w. Nash, Mrs. E. A. Bal
bach. Mrs.. f. Richards. Mrs. sedgwick Collins and
others
Each club In this city that is actively interested
tn the Trades School project will have an Official
box At the entertainment which will be decorated
with the clubs insignia and where the officers and
members OF the club may gather during the even
ing.
Among those clubs which have secured boxes
are the Eclectic Club. the West End woman's Re-
publican Club. the Woman's Press Club, the Rainy
Day Club and the Ideala Club Mrs Dore Lyon,
the chairman OF the Industrial school committee,
who is in charge of the projected entertainment.
says is anticipated that the entire family circle
VIII be bought out by several generous employers,
who can thus give an evenings pleasure to their
employees and help the Trades School project the
same time. The musical director will be Max
F1shsndIer, and the stage management will be
under the direction of William F. Parry, for many
years stage manager at the Metropolitan Opera
Ecuse-
The chorus, which Will include nearly one hun
dred and fifty young women and men, amateurs
or members of prominent social musical organiza-
tions and all with trained voices consists of Miss
Felicie Parker. Miss Grace Parker Lyon, Miss
butcher. Mrs Farrely, Miss Schooler, Miss Scar
ing, Miss May Hanna, Miss Julia Barnum Miss
Mabel Bage Miss EIviro Nicholson. Miss Lizzie
winkIer. Miss Lila Post, Miss Newcomer, Miss
Charlotte Mccoy, Miss Purinton, Miss Bessie
schaner Miss Mabel Dawson. Miss Ashley. Miss
Lillian Corrigan. Miss Catherine Wagner. Mrs.
l. B. Gates Miss NJ. Wolfe. Miss Marie Bren
Miss Rose Marie Newcomb Miss Kate Lurch. Miss
Henrietta Wilson. Mrs. Ravenscroft, Mrs. Frank
Haskell Miss Martha Brown. Miss Katherine Glib
son. Miss J.. Bray. Miss Gene Moors, the Misses
Atkinson, the Misses Rasche Miss Harris. Mrs.
Bowman the Misses Scheltatos, the Misses Lippin-
cot Miss Moekett Miss Newell. Mrs. S. L. Jones,
Miss Keaughan. Miss Mafe. Miss Ethel Staten.
Miss Marguerite Kirby, Miss Ida Liebels Miss
Louise Siegman. Miss Helen BlobeTg. Miss Kate
Perry Miss Mabel Hned, Miss Wilson Miss Mar
garete Riley, Arthur Sias, Mr.. Buderous, Russell
Hoyt, Henry Nicholson, Mr.. Steinbrugger, c. e.
Brown c. T Clay A. B. Swany. T. NJ. Frobishee.
Mr T1IrriIl Mr. Boronen. K. L. Allen. L. L. Jones.
Walter Merriam. Charles Owens. Earl Brown, MI
Wilson George Featherstone. Frank Coffin, X. Fos-
ter, Mr. Dawson. ". Baylor, H H Neal. Charles
Rechenberg, c. G. PeaTce Edmond Picton: C. q.
MetzIer Arthur Grain. Mr. Mathews and MI
Tbe orchestra will number fifty men, made up of
the best musicians procuraoe
Mrs William Uppernan gave ra'zsical on Thurs
day evening at her home, No. 81 West Eighty-seV-
enth-st-
Niobrara League, held executive meeting at
the home OF the treasurer OF the society. MRS.
Katherine Van Nest After the executive meeting
the league repaired for afternoon tea to the
studio of Mr. Post Hitherto during Lent the
meetings have been held at the home of the Misses
Storm No 35 West Efghty-hrst-st. Miss NJ
Barker is the president and Miss C. L. Watts the
secretary OF this league
Nj and Mrs. Howard MacNutt will receive on
Fridays during April at their home, No 7S ST.
Nichoias-ave-
The Misses Storm entertained the members or
the Monday Evening Card Club on Monday even
ing Whist and hearts-three tables Of each-were
Mrs Thomas Tone Hopper. the president Of the
kvo Club is at present in Florida but is expected
TO return in time make arrangements for the
'dsros which the club is to hold in April
The Friday Evening Assemblies, organized by MIS-
i1aneS Gr1swold Vent, OF No. 312 West Eighty
~econd-sts will give their last dance on FRIDAY
evening April Il. Among the patronesses are MIS-
rarnes Griswold Wentz. Mrs. Henry Spadone, MRS
Clarence Posuey, Mrs. Bradley L. Eaton Mrs.
FR3chsrd B. Leake M1s. George w Van Nlack'
Mrs Charles Welsh Mrs. Samuel Francis Adams
Mrs John E. Henshaw. Mrs. Lionel Emein. Mrs'
wendell c. Philips and Mrs. William Wallace Jenks'