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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

y. Butler. Dr. G E Byrne; John Byrne, John p 7.
Callahan Dr. William 5. Cherry. Thomas j Col
ton Andrew J. Connick. jr-. DR.. Gregory Costigan,
John / Cunningham. Frank p. Cunnlon, John l.
Deerv John J. De!arly Dr. Joseph A Dillon. Dr.
Daniel J. Donovan, Dr. Charles p Duny, MillaIn
J. flaming, Joseph II. Fargis. Thomas L Fsitner,
Edward ]. Fitzgerald, Frank T fltzgerald CnaTIes
V. Fornes James J. FTawley, Frank ; cannon,
tr Leonard A. Giegerich. George J. Gillespie, J.
Henry Haggerry. Charles j Hardy, the Misses
Hariin Henry J. Heidens, Frank Halpin, Louis
Kennedy Arthur Kennedy. William J. h Kenny T- DIT.
Edward L. Keyes, Jr., Adrian T. Herman Patrick
Kiernan Percy J. King. Charles w kraushaar.
DR. James Lee. BENJAMIN LumInis Dr. John T.
lynch Jeremiah c. Lyons Edward Z Mccall. NJ.
Joseph McCloskey, Andrew A MGCornlick; George
b McGinnis Dr. Charles F. Mchenna, Dr. " IL
lam T. McMannis, DR.. Daniel Z. insolvency, Dan
lei r Martin, Thaddeus Morlarty. Warren r
Mosher Joseph NIulqueen. Michael J. Mulqueen,
Charles Murray Dr.. Peter Murray. Dr. Charles T.
Nammack Bernard Naughton, Morgan J. - Brlen,
John T OBrien Edward otto, DANIEL J. q Conor.
IouIs Y ODouohue James A O'Gorman, John O.
0sEearye Or Condo 3. PalIen. Charles Joseph
Perry. James J Phelan DIT. James Francis Power
Oscar Prahl DR. Francis j. Quinlan, Lester Ed
ward Reilly Herman Ridder, Philip X ftodriguez.
Ricardo Rodriguez. George F. RoesGn John Jerome
Rooney Edward j. Rowe. John T. Ryan Joseph T.
Ryan. John 3. scuIIy, j.. 2. Joseph scuAy' DR..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13
TILDEH-sIMMONs

yhe - The most important weddings of the
month VIII be THAI u Miss Mabel Simmons the
'Ay daughter Of Er. and Mrs. J. Edward Sim
mons. 10 John Packwood Tldeu. II Brooklyn on
-ecenoer q a. O'Clock. in 81. Thonass Church
HAaop Worrhington, OF Nebraska. who dictated
q Inc wedding % the brides father and mother.
en' also cLristeued tie bride in 81. ThoTnas's
--1cl, VIII ofbc.a1e, assisted bv Or. Ernest NJ
Alfes. tie rector.
y- MS slmmo-ss bridal robe is TO be Of heavy
80 saul covered with point lace. The point
~ sell which the bride VII wear and the lace
b-ss55.s gown were worn ~ the marriage Of the
49, Enothe-- who was Miss Julia Greer. and i
- -9F ~ ore of The Oldest KuickerbOcker faUi-
* q NeF--Ycrk
ci--ssss staUors VIII have her maid Of honor her
Us l, 9lss Else Tilford. and as bridesmaids
Nay Flower. Miss Molly Q. Elliott. Miss
NlC6ols Leaie and Miss Emily Buch. William H
sus =. u. o. Brooklyn. viii be the best man.
sl.auo-, 44saers, six II number, via be Edward
Nr p---Ss t-s4l. Charles ADAMS. Henry Fletcher.
Us Ss-----1erhcd, Walter Nichols and Joseph Fer
a is-,-lnt, the brides only brother
Tor ~ lumber Of invitations have been issued
re 6-.s-.-fc1, but the reception. ar the home OF
f-ieBSs' - parents. viii Be limited 10 Intimate
-s enl relations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

gave last week a brilliant dinner party with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Orr Luqueer as guests OF hon04'
Nj and Mrs Seth Low viii sail for Italy in jan
nary 10 remain abroad until June They will be
in London for the season Mr. and Mrs Low en-
tertained Mr.. Mallett de Berniere Smith, OF
Gloucester Terrace Regents Park. London, at
dinner last week
Miss Curtis. of Boston niece Of Mrs Low. is
spending the winter with her aunt
Mr.. Mallett de Berniere Smith, Of London. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mallett, Of Bay Ridge,
uatu Christmas. He contemplates preparing for
the electrical business next year in Philadelphia.
The Russian Consul General, Baron Nicholas de
Lodyzensky. and daughter are staying at the
Westminster Hotel. Irving Place
Miss Agnes Van Cleeve Of Montana. is visiting
her sister Mrs Charles Dugro. at No. 23s West
Oae-hundred- andthird-st. She will remain for the
season
Mrs Martin is residing with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Harris Smith, at the Marie Antolnette.
Mr. and Mrs. benjamin Duryea Woodward are
remaining for the winter at their picturesque cot
tage. Round Pond, Monroe Orange County.
Judge and Mrs. Dugro and Miss Dugro have re-
turned frcr their stay IN Washington 10 their
home at the Savoy.
Mrs Frank Doubleday. of Bay Ridge and New
York and her son Nelson. have returned from New
foundIand in the northern hills of New-Jersey. TO
their home. No. II East sixteenth-st'
Mrs J. D. Hooker Of san Francisco is staying in
Irving Place.
West Eleventh-st.. between Fifth and Sixth aves,
is notable for many cosey old brick houses. Miss
Virginia Potter and others with genius for the
true home touch have within the last year or two
taken some Of these in hand. With bright brass
knockers white or green doors. dainty curtains at
every window. and lovely growing plants such
houses brighten up the entire nelghoorhood-
Dr. and Mrs Bellamy have removed 10 West
Fifty-third-st Mrs Beamy has Joined a party
for an ocean voyage and stay Of a fortnight
abroad
Mrs william curtis Demorest and Miss Demorest
OF 40 &c East Sixty -eighth-st-. received their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13
ppoUN-TOMPKINS.

Miss Bessie May Tompkins. granddaughter Of the
late Galen u. Porter aud Dr. Edward woodruff
Brown. were married on Friday evening at the
bor,e OF the bride No. l65 West One-hundred-and-
thlrty-uinth-st.. The Rev. d. Goeoel OF tne 1iSl
-, ,,h,,r,h ~ F1r1sford \ Y OBLIGATED.
-rte Lride Uyas attended by her niece, Miss Grace
Il T0mnlius as maid OF honor with her sister.
L.. sTIse Tornt nv Toupkins. flower girl AFTER
wedding trip in the South DIT. ana MS ISIo"ll
=, -eeide AZ washington heights for the winter OF
tf+tH H. bouse which Dr.. Brown IS building at
E--IoiIvood Is completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13
EVERLASTING
OBLIGATION!

ERt.F-rtr.tsn 10 present your mother sister wife
ia silAlt- any something that viii
Ion psee Ter -ut place her under everlasting obltFa
nat le provided her
- @s-t-ttlel write cali Nine Julian
slrsl1s- E9 diagnoses each particular face
and - ti'al Inspection or from clear descrtut5fi
c0nuIs, p-ssfiifs WITH WONDERFUL certainty 30 tao
hsS -t---s are z+-E@, Therefore Julian 80
hr -lte years experience and abroad ,,-sr-e
bj1s Helc ~ suit eaca Particular There are
Cal ~ -Lis powder poislns. electricity us46
ler particulars plain led enveIrf
- JULIAN. - y. san s. SeV YofS Caty ''V4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13
FASSETT-KLAGES.

Miss Bertha Anna Klages daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r l. Flages. Of Unionport. and William Ed
ward Fassett OF Manhattan. were married in St
Peters Church. West Chester on Tuesday evening.
BY The Rev. Frank Cleudenin- The bride, who
was given away by her father was attended by
Miss GusteIIa Klages. her sister, as maid Of honor
and by Miss Louise Calard, Of Demarest y. J.,
and Miss Lillian Bevlar, of The Bronx. brides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

01,y the TWO families vii be present at the mar
riaFe ceremony Of Miss Elizabeth Sayre FitZ Ran
rrI7h and William Robert Ballard. son Of the Rev.
George g. Ballard. q Buffalo, which VIII take place
81 th6 brides home December 19. at 1870 clock
ne bride, WnC IS The daughter Of Mrs. James Fitz
Randolph az no f. NadisC1-ave-, MOrristown, y J.,
VII Te5r white Liberty satin She Will be unat-
tended Dir Sel6eC, n New-YOrk is 10 be the best
f--I- A small reception VIII follow for the bride 5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Rev David O. Irving. pastor Of the Bethel Presby-
terrain Church, Of East Orange, TO Augustus Har-
rison. OF Montclair. Ms. Charles / Webster. of
East Orange. was the matron of honor. and the
best was Walter Weston. Of Newark. \ recep-
tiOn followed the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

friends yesterday from until o'clock. During
January they will be lat home Wednesdays.
Miss Enid Shaw, daughter Of the Secretary Of the
treasury will make her social debut on Wednes-
cay at large reception at the Arlington Hotel.
washington As Miss Shaw is of the promi-
hent deoutantes in Cabinet circles this year, she
VIII De warmly welcomed by society, and her
epoHlns-out reception viii be attended not only by
Ine diplomats and higher officials of the govern
Ineht but by President and Mrs. Roosevelt. One
'H.05qsand invitations have been issued
NISS SHAW was graduated last June from Cornell
N0IIege IN Iowa. and Immediately sailed for Europe
MI 1er mother and sister to spend the summer
ABROAD: she has pronounced literary tastes. writes
verse for her college paper and the edifcatiou of
reading.
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s-ERRINs-rANDIrR

A.ss Edi-h Alden Gambler. daughter OF 1Ir and
M-s- Fleme1 BAN Gambler. and George Ledvard
-teb1lDs Fi 5e united ir marriage ii The Collegiate
Church. Fl have. and f7orty-eighth-st on Deem
bop -. al noon. TIE Rst- Dr. Donald Sage Mackay-
ffSto-- Officiating. The BRIDE vii re attended by
s.E 1rlces1lai6s- Miss Alice Wiuifred Post Miss
teiera an hortidnd Garrison. Mss Ethel Denton
>nliL1. Miss Mabel a. Lewis. Miss Linda Stebbirs
anC Miss Eoenor DeVereUX Hastings Charles II
tte5 11s vii be the hest and The ushers are 10
- = percy tsre -n7ve D. Wainwright Parish William
= ttLI- son Daniel Bacon. Kenneth Douglas Rob
-se- 5e1la1I-ln 3 Stcl1ius, George : Brewster
and Duncan Gambler.
= "eaa ag pre- Efast VII follow at sherry's- II
.eAlarE 4r- Sreca--s and his bride will sail for Al
gers. Sicily and Southern Italv. where thew viii
srel- rhe winter
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0eas, Receptions and Weddings.

with black taffeta. and gray velvet hat with
white plume She carried a bouquet Of white
roses. Miss Lucy Alberts DOdd. sister Of the
bride. was bridesmaid. Herbert Warden was best
man. The decora tons were the Stars and Stripes,
which formed canopy over the heads Of the
bridal party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Governor 3. B. OdeI has received special invi-
tation to open the fair and ball OF the Daughters
OF Jacob. TO be held IN The Grand Central Palace.
on the afternoons and evenings OF December Is
and Is
The patrons OF the order hope 70 raise sufficient
money 70 purchase the houses Nos. 100 and so9
East Broadway. The present headquarters are az
Nos 40 GOuverusUr-st- The officers IN charge OF tia
fair are Mrs Anna SilversJeln. chairman: Mrs
Jacob Meyer. secretary Miss Bessie Bernstein.
teasurer; Miss Anna BerxOn. treasurer OF booths
MayoT-elect Mcclellan and Charles 2 murphy Will
attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13
COLLERD-DODD

T.. sara Elizabeth Dodd. daughter Of Mr. and
--If. Isaae A. Do6d. Of Atontclair \. J and Al
-. lanes Colle-d. of Pine Brook. were married
- eInescay night, al the home Of the brides
Go. oy Rev Edward P. Payson. pastor OF The
- Presbyterian Church. The bride was gowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Among the many interesting child patients VINO
drift into Seton Hospital for Consurnpttves. a.
Spuyten DUyviL none Is more Appealing than little
Alith a child OF four years. with lungs nearly de-
stroyed BY the dreadful disease. Auth Is without
a doll. or even a toy. except a banjo irnprovised
from a paper box and a biz OF string. Yet she
seems quite happy. What Joy a Christmas Tree.
with toys and kindergarten gifts would bring to
these little ones in their hospital home.
And If Santa Claus would OEly put an elevator
in the stocking OF the St. Joseph Annex on Christ
mas eve. the present would be appreciated. Ths
patients who still able enjoy fhe sunshine
and fresh air in the beautiful grounds md climbing
10 the fourth door wards rather a severe strain
The hospital has OUtgrovSC its initial capacity
OF two hundred pa tents that the Nazareth Annex
was opened for women and children October J.
and the 81. Joseph Annex on December s To use
an orphan asylum as a hospital requires expensive
elevator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13
HARRIsoN-DoDD.

Miss HARRIET Dodd, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ira - Dodd. OF East Orange was married on
rbursdav night. a. lie home o. her parents by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13
SOCIAL ITEMS.

Miss Trenholm and Arsene Trenholm. of Charles
ton s c. have removed from Irving Place to East
Fifty third-st near Madison-aye.
Mrs and Miss Trenholm, who have been sojourn-
ing At the Westminster Hotel have taken a fur
nished house in East Fifythird-st. for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D winans. Of Convent-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

For 1retf Mr.. ana Mrs G. J. Thompson. ". RahL
DR. Reshower Miss NJ Reshower M ana Ms
O. d Heves NJ. L. Parks, Miss NJ p Burma Drs
and Mrs ID. ]. Mcdonald. Mrs A A RonertA 4F@
r. T. Ryan. Fl. Waugh, p Waugh MIA = ~
Bickerton and Miss Elma Smith
There VIII be dance IN the ktndsrys<szn rouzrz
OF Teachers College thu evening es Dsoenesr IL
Mr. and Mrs. James Francis Cooks have ssns
ont cards for a musical a their studio, Ne. lSo
FTfth-ave., the afternoon o. December II a. 40
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

The Philips Brooks Guild % Teachers Col
lege VIII hold a sale on December =. One hundred
dollars OF the proceeds viii 90 10 the work OF the
Young Mems Christian Association in preparatory
schools
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Bryan De Forest Sheedy. James P. SiO. John
Slater. Philip a. STnyth. Or. ArnOt Spence, Will
lam i. Swain Alfred J. TalIey. DIT Myles T1erney'
jr- Frederick A Tone Francis Travers. IT.. IN
cent ?. TTavers. Patrick ;. TTeacy, Richard ,
Treacy, Watson Vredenburgh, jr-. Dr. James j.
lOsk.
Miss Louise Fischer viii give the last OF her
talks on The Dutch in America next Wednes-
day at o'clock at the house Of Mrs Charles Hunt
tnston Gardner, No 6J7 Fifth-ave. Miss Edna Ben
nett Of Toledo; Miss Mary Baker. OF Baltimore.
ana Miss Alma Miner OF New York. Will sing
This class OF talks has heen given under the
patronage Of Miss Gould. Mrs. Seth Low. Mrs
Donald Mclean Mrs. John Wells. Mrs. Lawrence
Wells. Mrs John Noble Stearns Mrs Francis
Parker, Mrs. George B. Baker. Mrs L NJ Dyck-
man. Mrs. Bashford Dean, Mrs. Alexander Welch.
Mrs. William J. SkidmOTe. Mrs. Roswell E!drldge'
Miss FreIinghuysen Mrs Frederick Frelinghuysen.
Mrs Robert DOremus Mrs. John Nicholas. MIS-
David Murray. Mrs. Austin Scott Mrs ChaIIeS
Bradley Mrs. Robert Ballantine. Miss Aoeel Mrs
Nelson Mrs. l. II. Perry, Mrs E A Ihonas,
Miss Lille Coudict and Idrs- Robert Blauvelt-
Miss Fischer has been giving some OF lheSe
talks in the parlOrs of tie Hotel Martha w ash
ingIOn. and has Just finished a course IN Jersey
civ at the houses Of Mrs BrinkerhOf, Miss Edge
Mrs Condict Mrs. Niese and Miss Kinds AT MISS
Edges house she spoke to the Daughters OF Ia4%
A great success both financially and socially
was the first Of the Northwestern Dspensary
dances. which took place IN Tuesday at tie Ne
vada Sixty-ninth and Seventeen SITS. and Broad
way Euchre, in charge Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Mrs Isidor Levi and Miss May Will be "at home
on Saturday. january g and Saturday. January Is.
from TIL o'clock, at No. East Eishty-iirst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13
PHILANTHRoPIEs AND oLusa

The second musical OF the aaA-isn PntIhar-ronia
soristv will be given on THURSDAY morning AT Il
o'clock in the Astor Gallery OF the Wador4-Astorta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Bartholomew Hosferd of No
40 Riverside Drive, have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter, julia KiIham. to FTankee
Con39ble, of Chattanooga. Tenn. Mr.. Coanable is
president of the Chattanooga Powder Company.
and prominently identified with the manufacturing
interests Of that CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

The Three Arts Club has sent our invitations for
a reception at No. S5 West Fifty s1xth-St.s
TUESDAY, the 18th. from ! until ID O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Mr. and Mrs. B f Curtin, Of Woodla7vn. gave a
musical reception al their home on Monday even
ing The guests were Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. +. Souter Miss Carrie Souter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Church. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cauvett
Mr.. and Mrs. Nrcelaud. Mrs Wallace. the Rev.
and Mrs r. ": brush Dr. aud Mrs J. Kelly. Mr..
and Mrs austin. Miss WnOna Smith Miss Ida
Conover. Mrs Van Gas5eck. Miss y. Miller Miss
Rhettie ana Miss Ehlenberger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

A series of subscription dances VIII he given at
the Hotel Majestic Seventy and Central
Park West, on the evenings OF December so, Janu-
airy - and February II, under the auspices oi the
Alumnse Auxiliary Association of the Catholic sum
mer School Of America. This association IS COM
posed Of Roman Catholic women who are gradu-
ates OF various colleges aad converts it provides
endowment fund lor the maintenance Of a de-
partmert Of English literature at TIE summer
school at Lake Champlain.
The officers of the alunnar association are the
Very Rev. NJ. J. LaveIle Vicar General of New
York. moderator; Miss Kate G. BroderiCiz presi-
dent: Mrs. Charles L. Nammack Miss Gertrude
Mcintyre, Of Philadelphia, and Mrs John B. Riley,
OF Plattsburg, vtce-Tresidents; Miss VIvien NJ
Hart, of Forest Hill, y j, secretary; Miss Mary
P Jones. assistant secretary, and Miss Eleanor G.
CoIgan, of Brooklyn. treasurer.
The patronesses Of the dances are the resident
directors. Their names are as follows: Miss Merry
A Burke Miss Mary c. Clare, Miss Mary y.
Curtis Mrs. Francis P. Cunnion. Mrs Thomas F.
Devin. Mrs Edward J. Fitzgerald, Mrs. George J.
Gillespie, Miss Helena Goessmann. Miss Mary G.
Hart. Mrs L. c. Jones, Mrs Thomas P Kelly,
Mrs. E A LoughliG, Mrs E F. McDonald Miss
Minnie Meade, Mrs Warren z MOsheT. Miss Anna
Murray Miss Jennie Naught0n, Mrs. Charles z
Nanrnack Miss Katherine OBrien. Mrs William
H. Pulleyn. Miss Monica Ryan, Mrs. James z.
Sullivan and Mrs Katherine NJ. TwOuey.
Among the subscribers are Edward b Amend.
Dr. John AspeH, Michael E. Bannin, Gerald ].
Barry John l. Barry, Peter A Broe, DR.. James
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

the young women OF the lower Bronx have formed
q dsbaters union and held their first dehats on
wednesday evening. at BedeI Han The subject
Was Resolved That Washington was a greater
man than Napoleon" and thu judges decided for
the Affirmative Their subject. which viii b
debated in two weeks viii be. Resolved That tho
Boston Tea Party committed g crime IN throwing
the tea overheard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Financially and socially the Little MothsrS oa-
zaar. which took place last week at the Waldorf
Astoria was even greater success than the bazaar
held last The aUtomObile was won oy + w
Thornhiu ticket No. s63 and the piano hy Mrs
William TInbridge. Hotel st. George, Brooklyn.
ticket No. rs Great interest was taken II these
contests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Persons having spare books OF elementary piano
Instruction no matter BY what author asked 70
.or +-ihrta them to Richmond Hill House.. No %
King-st The voluntary piano teacher at the Set
tement has more pupils than she can provide books
FOR They are Italian children and apt pupils and
Inc MANAGERS think il a pity that they should Be
prevented from receiving lessons by want 50
II rarnedied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

The Wednesday Afternoon Euchre Club of Tbs
rronx has begun its fourth season The first u
ing was held on Wednesday at the homo OF Mrs
r G Ringer. on SedgwicS-ave-, FOrdharn Heights
and Mrs kellogg and Miss Sparry were the priza
winners. The next meeting viii be held at the
home Of Mrs. Roxb0roUgh. Jerone-ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

The third annual subscription euchre and dance
of tHe Guild of the Infant Saviour viii ne held 1T
ire Hotel Majestic on Tuesday evening. January
%. and promises from tho great demand Tor
tickets to surpass any previous entertainment OF
the guild. The officers and directors for the con-
Ing year, elected at tie annual meeting are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert McGinnIs yice-presIdeuts MI.
Alien ". Ramsay, Mrs John Crane and Mrs.
Jaime Keynes: treasurer. Mrs. John II. Lerschcr.
ana secretary Miss Eugene Uklrtch The directors
include the Officers and Miss Marie Heide. Miss
Mary Campbell, MISS Ada 81. Fave. Mrs. Herman
!,osch; Mrs NJ J Ienare: Mrs c. S tIQyJ-Jon -,
Mrs. William 7. Clare. Mrs. john j. White Airs
Joseph H FarSiS. Mrs ID. NCvan HildTeth, Ms.
Theodore L. Jack. Miss Adelaide N. Jones, Mrs.
Alexander !. HerbeTCduu MIS- Ayies IIeri.e,-.
Mrs. Thomas $. O'Briea. Mrs Jere &. Lyons,
George Z. Mcclellan McGnnis, Joseph It. FaTj-S.
William + Clare, jaime ReyueS. Theodore l..
Tack, George Stanton FIoyt-Joles and john Crane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13
FUR GARMENTS

Redyet altered fashiona5Ie shapss-io prizes.
THE BARKER FUR CO. rs =. I'D ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

The Family Bowling Club OF Kinssbridss opened
me season on Thursday evening with reception and
contest game at its bowling hall Marble HILL
The club was formed for good fellowship. ard II
comprised of married persons only The members
ara Mr. and Mrs Ernest Schumann, Mr. and Mrs.
FREDERICK WilmOt. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zircher.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Krauss Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Mrs Jobn J. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. John G. Beck.
NJ and Mrs II. c. knight and Mr. and Mrs John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Miss Curtis Of Boston. niece OF Mrs. Low, is
spending the winter with her aunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Dr. and Mrs. Bellamy have removed to West
Fifty-third-st Mrs. Bellamy has Joined a party
for an ocean voyage and stay Of fortnight
abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

The Russian Consul General, Baron Nicholas de
Iodyzensky and daughter are staying at the
Westminster Hotel. Irving Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Mrs william curtis Demorest and Miss Demorest.
OF No CO East Sixty-eighth-st. received their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Mr.. Mallett de Berniere Smith. Of London. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs Percy Malett Of Bay Ridge,
uztH Christmas He contemplates preparing for
the electrical business next year in PhliaoeIphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-13

Miss Agnes Van Cleeve of Montana. is visiting
her sister Mrs Charles Dugro. at No. 239 West
Observation-Disclosures She will remain for the
season.