New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

Among the members of this class are Miss Alma
NJ. Dodworth, Miss Bertha NJ. Lawson. Miss
GLADYS H. Childs Miss Florence NJ Diamond. Miss
Elise Postiey Miss Grace E. Zimmerman. Miss F.
E. Williams, Miss Grace Eginton' Miss Betty Cola
more, Miss Anna Rose. Miss Clover Boldt. Miss
Blanche Spadone, Ross A. Curran. Allen NJ. Rogers.
Charles 8. Whitman David n. Updike. Harold H.
Hacke.t G. Douglass Green, Frederick 4; Ullmann.
Hugh s. Jarvis, S. Morgan Barber. n. Milton Hitch
cock and Allen NJ Rogers.
The Trio Club which always meets at Mrs. Gus
tav H. Schwab's on Monday mornings, met in spite
Of the rain last Monday. Mrs. W. T. Cornell, Mrs.
lanes Pedersen Mrs Welcome ~ ,Ale1andeTi Mrs
Peek and Miss Northrop being present 0"'''
Mrs. NJ. Goulden, OF One-hundred-and-eighty-
fourth-st. and Davtdson-ave.. gave euchre party
o Mods of the to e Bs T
the weather this function was not SO fully attend
&c as was anticipated.
mid-Lent sale given by the Kings Daughters,
Of Harlem. on behalf Of the Frank Bottone Me-
mortal. took place Thursday at the Ellerse.
No. 50 West One7hundred- -and-twenty- -sixth-st Mrs
F. Vinton Smith took a very active part in making
Mrs. John Mitchell No 81 East one-hundred-and-
twenty-seventh-st., is at home Wednesdays.
Mrs Henry Elliott receives on Tuesday after
moons.
continue to receive Informally Fridays until
the middle Of April; At the end Of April or the
home Oceanic, n. ].
Mrs. Lowell T. Field chairman Of the musical
committee Of the Stony Void Sanatorium (Auxil-
larry No. 81, has arranged a concert in aid Of the
sanatoriun, to be held in the Astor Gallery at the
Waldorf-Astoria March 30. beginning at $50
o'clock. The artists will be Mrs Lucille Jocelyn.
Mrs. Elizabeth Northrop. NJ. Vernon Styles (for-
of fba oud ford 4 -iIoJv
The accompanies will be Miss Kate Stella Burr
and Nine. Levenoff. The concert will be followed
BY an informal receptioR at which Mrs Julius H.
assisted by Mrs William NJ; <. Olcott, Mrs. Will
lam H. Kenyon and Mrs Field
Theodore Lyman Turney has issued Invitations
for the wedding reception of his sister, Miss Har
riet Newell Turney. and James Eames Thomas, Of
Boston. on Monday evening. April s, from until
10 o'clock, at No. 274 West Eighty-fourth-st. New
orx. The wedding will be celebrated at the
place at 7:3o p. m. of the same day. but will be
very quiet affair limited to the immediate families
Mr.. Thomas was graduated at Harvard in the class
of '79. and is well known master in the Bos-
school textbooks. Miss Turney formerly resided in
Theodore and CorneIia Baldwin Turney, of that
town.
William NedHnger, who is organist Of ST.
MichaeTs Church. Ninety-ninth-st. and Amsterdam
ave. also assistant organist of Columbia University
MichaeTs Church, which have been numerously at
tended The last one takes place on TUESDAY ar
ternoon. March g. at 3:45 O'Clock. On Good Friday
evening the 'CrucfXion' will be given in the
church, Carl Duff and Evans Williams assisting.
The National Society Of w-England Women
held literary meeting Tuesday afternoon,
March "a, at De1monicos, in the Gold Room, D T.
Grace Peckham Murray read paper on Health
Of Body and Soul in Early New-England" Mrs.
Charles Appleton Terry gave a reading Of two Sc
lections the second being Bryants Robert of Lin
coin In this piece she initiated the bird by clever
whistIing, and Professor Butler accompanied her
with the either. Walter Vrooman, from Oxford,
England, gave an account of "Ruskin Hall" The
musical part of the programme consisted Of vocal
selections given by Mrs. C. F. Morse. large
number of guests were present among them mrs.
William Berri. Mrs. Omar Powell Mrs. William
Aitken and Miss Eva Quintard.
Mrs Leopold Schmidt, No. 81 East SeVenty-hfth-
St entertained the members of the Tuesday Bridge
Club on the afternoon Of March "A. Tea was served
after the games concluded. Mrs. Bruce
Brown Mrs. James L Keyes Mrs. John R. Tot
White Mrs. George Schieffelin. Mrs Charles IN
gersoIl and Miss Remsen members OF this club
The West Side Auxiliary of the Silver Cross Day
Nursery is to give military euchre during the
OIIAINT AND INT