New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
Notes of Social Doin6s.

ception to be given by the wOmcn's conference or
TIE Society for Ethical Culture or Monday even
ing. Sis o'clock at Tuxedo Hail. Fifty-nint1-st-
phases~'The Industrial Life of Women in Edura-
tion,' by Professor Mary SCha7Ck NOOlman, In
Retail Stores BY Mrs. Florence n Stowell and
In In ETfI0TGS G 1y ase Mss deTrpT .
Wage Earners' Section. will then be read by Mss
Wanda Travers-
The patronesses OF the micareme musical break
fast to be given at the WaldOrf-Astoria on sat
urday morning. March II. have decided 70 engage
additional room for the affair. the two larger
dining rooms. the Fifth-ave- side OF the hotel
having been found too small TO accommodate TIE
expected guests They have also arranged to re-
tables suitable for parties OF five and six. ds
d good many breakfast parties are being made -
for the occasion. Tickets for these tables may -
secured up March 10 from Mrs Henry tlaFNe
Coe. No. West Seventy-siXth-st-. or from Mss
Dele Fay Norris. No 5e6 West Eighty-thirli-St-
Every day brings new assurance to the patronaSses
that the entertainment will be one Of the most
notable Of the Lenten season. All tn" boxes htFe
been sold the musical which will prr'c,!" t1s
breakfast. and IS per cent Of the auditorium tickets
have been disposed Of at 8 each The mlSi>tL
will begin at II sharp. and will be followed AZ
1870 by the breakfast. The proceeds. II Will &c
remembered. be divided between the Na>~ar
Students Aid Society scholarship fund ari mo
fund started earlier fn the season hy the pa
tronesses of the Kniokerbocker charity bal for tho
musical education OF the three ltt'" kcl.-rt
brothers. who will be sent abroad in April
fSem Being ~ the Misses Stel Nile Minir t
son. Louise Robbins. Florence Harrah Tennic V
Dickson lean BuTnet AdTaid" f MISh L IirS
line PeIgram Ethel Pegram. Helen Nuttng Anl-
gall Iillots3n Abby a valiant Emma ySIIie N.
smith and Edith schmitt. ,,-,.-
G0nid Mines EusSE Sst sage. MillI'I = Thomp<an
SGn; Tias eGs6 M6Isbr6ok George F. Dodge.
Charles J. Harrah. William T Cornell Miss l1'GG-
nrd Iihe Gaorge Kramer r rhnmpson FranG seott
Gerrish; William Reynolds Brown tislia tGpaGiS; 2r
Lincoln Wetherhee. Henry Br4m9ie WiTon sortI, k12
Hewitt Parks. George Wilkinson 6tetSon: jules
Enrich. Oscar Straus. Jacob SChin. Henri W ert1CLM
and Henry Clarke COe-
At the last meeting Of Minerva. held az Del
monicos on Thursday. February -. there we're
musical numbers by Mrs. Clara T. Purdy. MISS
Kathie Huttig and Miss Frances Miller. and an
original monologue given by May isabel FISK
DR. Sarah j. MscNntt read Paper entitled N5GT y1aTf
spoke on The Fair and Famous Women OF Rus
Mrs. George Walter Newton. of No. West
Tdsay FsyS TsSrusFy nGy T. last FeeSP''""
Mrs Philip Carpenter rcceises on Fridays at Nc
go West End-aTe.
There will be free morning talk on The Power
of Breath at the Hotel Nevada SeVentIeth-st ana
Broadway. on March O. at II d m
A tea in aid of the Riverside Day Nursery AuNii-
iarv was held at the home Of Mrs. James W. Tdy-
lor on Friday afternoon. from t. s. There was Il
large attendance. Mrs. Thomas T.. HardenoerSn-
Drcsideut of the auxiliary. assisted Mrs Taylor IN
doing the honOrs Al the tea table were Mrs. Ed-
win w. Orvis, Mrs. William NJ. X. Olcott ana MIS-.
Julius r. Seymour. At the package table presided
Ms Ernest Pfarrius. with great success nnanciaIy
and otherwise. A pleasant feature OF tne snteI-
taJnment was the singing OF Creole ana p4ntSIlSSn
songs by Masters Fred and Edward " llhaEiiSs VIZ
are nine and ten years old. respectively. LaEsS
and representative gathering was present ana llso
fund OF tho Day Nursery. No. III West SlNtS-tniFaa
St. will benefit substantially by the Eecs'po
taken In.