New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-06

college. for women. Mrs Gulieks funeral took
pace pace, rom the institute this summer and multi
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Louis Nugent and Miss
Nugent entertained several hundred Of their friends
last night at their home Riverside Drive. The
decorations were of holly and mistletOe. inter
spersed with tiny electric lights and combined with
flowers and palms. the bansters and portieres being
Southern smilax. Music was furnished during the
evening by a quartet There also musical
programme consisting of songs by Miss Lena
Duthie Mrs Camille Birnbohm and Miss Grace
Lason; piano solos by Mrs. Milton E Archer. and
a recitation In French by Professor Sulzbache.
Mrs. Nugent who wore a gown of Nile green silk
trimmed with real lace, assisted in receiving
by Mrs Clarence Burns. Mrs George W. Archer.
Mrs. Z. Benjamin Ramsdell. Mrs Abraham l.
Erlanger and Miss Louise Nugent Miss Nugent
a gown Of white Liberty silk and Miss Flor
ence Nugent in white NULL
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Adams Miss Marguerite Anderson. Thomas E
Adds, Mr. and Mrs. George w. Archer. the Misses
Aitenbrand. Mr. and Mrs, Milton E. Archer, Miss
Alice Archer. Miss Florence de We're, Miss EIoise
Bealen Mrs. Ferdon Buxton, Mrs. Camille Birn-
bohm, Mr.. Birnbohm. Stanley and Lloyd Baker.
M and Mrs. James A. Baker. Miss Margaret Bay
lift, Miss Villa Blake, Miss Sarah A Bradley, Ed
ward c. Bailey Mr.. and Mrs. James H Bailey,
Mr. and Mrs. s. g. Bedell. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
II. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. BIoomer. Mrs
Mrs. AdeIbert c. Bloss. Mr. and Mrs Boyle, Miss
Bertha Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bogert, Mrs
Clark Cell, DR.. and Mrs. Jose Maria de Berming-
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Austin Bates. Theodore
L. Bailey Miss May Bell Miss Florence Barrett Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Z. Bentley. Miss Ethel Bentley
the Misses Bloss Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradley
Allan Bradley the Misses Birnur Lieutenant and
Mrs. William B. Brister, Edward Brister. Miss
Edward Wainwright Brunan: Miss Martha Brown
William Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Taggart
Florence Cornell Miss Louise Cragin. n. Ellsworth
Cragin, Arthur Starting Cragin. Miss Grace Clark
jorie Cox. Robert Mortimer Cone, George Pratt
Cutter. Nj. and Mrs. James Douglas Campbell,
Covert Gov f-5,1 -'-'- '''''' - '-'''1' CIV
The Fea4nore Social Club announces to its
many friends that it will give its annual enter
tainment and ball Saturday evening, December
p at the Harlem Casino.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the First Church Of
Disciples OF Christ will hold Christmas bazaar
at its church. No. 800 West FIfty-sixth-st-. De-
cember and 10. A turkey dinner VIII be served
each evening from o'clock until g. and enter
Among those interested in the bazaar are Miss
Gould. Mrs: H ". Church. Mrs & Il Boas and
Mrs. I. c. Stumpf.
a concert for the benefit of Auxiliary No of
the Guild for Crippled Children viii be given on
Tuesday afternoon. December s, at the home Of
Mrs. William Cunningham Savage, No. As River
side Drive. The programme VIII De given Dy the
Dannreuther QuaTtette and Miss Edith R. Chap
man assisted by Mrs. Emil l. Boas.
H. Z Krehbiel will give lecture on Wagner's
"ParsifaI' at Mendelssohn Hail. No u9 West
Fortieth-st. Tuesday afternoon, December 15
at 3 o'clock. The lecture will be illustrated by
excerpts from the drama played the pianoforte
by Alfred Hertz who is TO conduct the repre-
sensations Of the opera TO be given at the Metro
poItan Opera House. Mr.. krehbiel announces
that the musical exposition will not be technical
The story ''Parstfal' Will be told the origin of
its characters elements and apprenticeship Holy
Grail Sacred Lance, Magic Castle Parsifal, Kun
dry AmfOrtas. KlingsOr and T1tural-investigate
and their symbolism explained Wagner's method
of musical Characterization set forth and illus
trated: the principal melodc symbols identified
and the music Of of the climacteric scenes in
the drama performed.