New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15

Erfsnger have the entertainment IN charge assisted
| BY Mrs. John Hemengway Duncan. Mrs; John Clark
at 81 each can be secured Of Mrs De Berung CHAM
at No. los West Forty-hfth-st and Mrs. A. L En-
The MInsrva Club held its second meeting % the
season IN the East Room Of the Waldorf Mon
day afternoon, November g. the business session
being followed by the usual musical and literary
programme Musical numbers were given by the
Misses Marta and Till Wall vioHnist and pianist.
OF Stockholm. Sweden. and the literary part OF the
gtesr1s assisted b her COMMITTEES Mrs. lauren s1
Ingels and Mrs. ROthermel. Mrs. Jose Maria De
Sicily The Club was represented at Utica BY the
president. Mrs. Howard McEutt. and Mrs Edgar
pOnement OF the Trades School question until such
might be so augmented as to make it possible 10
use 1t for the original purpose
Auxiliary No 1 OF the Stony Void sanatorfun
viii hold 4 sale Of fancy articles and home made
cake and candy at Lotos Hall. CoIumbus-ave and
Seventy-ninth-st-. on November g. from until 10
o'clock The proceeds are 70 be used 70 pay the
expenses Of a cOnsumptve girl whose case is con-
sidered durable. The following committee is in
charge Of the arrangements: Mrs Charles Gilmore
KerIey. chairman; Mrs. Sarah L. Cady and Mrs
Chester 3 Mclaughlin, cashiers Mrs. VI Wash
Ington l4arendQn, fancy articles Mrs WiliistOn II
Benedict children.s table. Mrs William Batttn.
Thomas Hard5enesergh. cake Mrs George Morris.
SANDY Mrs Milford Mrs Conoyer. Mrs lawson.
Pfarrius package table and Miss Ilicv " No
Laughlin, chairman of the press committee
Mrs. James E Newconb. president OF the board
OF directors OF the stony Void sanatorfun has
returned to her home in New-York No. rs West
SIxty-nInth-st. after spending the summer al Lake
work OF the Sanatortum.
Japan viii divide the honors with New-England
at the bazaar 10 be given on December and 4
the Hotel Majestic in aid OF the Riverside Day
Nursery. and in the japanese room all the attend
ants viii wear japanese dress Two OF the most
interesting tables viii be the auxiliary table proper
and the auxiliary package table under the man
agement Of Mrs NJ Washington Larendou ard
Mrs Ernst Pfarrius. From the first Mrs Laren-
don mas been most successful in securing elfts
| from prominent merchants
The auxiliary will hold its first social meeting %
the season at the home OF Mrs. ". Washington
clarendon where an address viii Be given by the
kew W4iuam a. MANNING rector or 81 Agnes $.
| The other meetings Of the season Will be held al
January .; MIS- Ernst FIdirlts No 81 West Sew
entieth-st February =. Mrs. WilIlston r Beuedicr
Mrs Thomas L Hardeubergh. No. ~ West S~v-
enty-third-sJ-. April % The meeting February
auxiliary. The managers OF the Riverside Day
Nursery are Mrs. Robert s Macarthur. Mrs.
Henry A. Maurer, Mrs Henry y. Brewster. Mrs
Delaplsins Brown. Mrs. Charles II Paddock Mrs.
John J. Stevenson Mrs. Eugene II Porter Mrs.
A. W. CTuikshank, Mrs George H Durham.
Mrs John r ,; zeoley Mrs George Hssoro ,
T. Z Hardenbergh Mrs Alfred Whitman. Mrs
Andrew shiland Mrs. William Tubbs, Mrs. Charles
Buck. Mrs Ernst Pfarrius. Mrs. Arthur Watson
WoTall Mr. James barr MIS- Louise Veltin
Mrs. James W. Taylor. Miss Mary Hamill and
Mrs. Percy l.. klock-
The board OF directors Of the Stony Void sana-
forum held its first meeting OF the season a