New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23

A very successful harvest festival and sale for
the benefit of the William II. Davis Free Indus
trial School for Crippled Children. at No. All West
FTfty-seventh-st.. took place in the large ballroom
of the Waldorf-Astora on the afternoons and even
ings Of November % and Z. The annual festival
for the aid of the crippled children fails
attract large attendance OF s!npathelIc ElsltoIs
and that of last week was no exception The
afternoons We're more or less given over 70 the
d iRSa o0'n Gays the evening 'Ts Wa
The literary afternoon Of the National Society Of
New England Women. at Delmonicos on Thurs
day. proved delightful occasion. Mrs. Melusina
Fay PIERCE gave interesting address on Dutch
New-York" which she closed with beautiful
tribute to the late Andrew II. Green Miss Eliz-
a5eth Brenton spoke The Ethical Value Of
Common Things" Miss Madeleine Brush OF Abel
phi Colege Br9okiyn' save sc t iT b yirginia
Woodward Cloud Miss Anna Van B. Browne sang
played several times.
Mr.. and Mrs George lines. jr. and Miss lines
gave large tea party Thursday for Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Greeney. The wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs Greenley. who was the elder Miss lines. took
place last spring owing TO the sudden death Of
the mother Of Mr. lines. the widow of the elder
riage was quiet affair Mr. and Mrs lines live
are lined with canvases, many Of them the work
largely attended. both by city and out-of-town
people
The annual election of the Young Ladies' and
CentIernen's League Of Montihore Home will be
held on November % at 1890 a. m. Besides the
reoorts Of the various officers and committees.
eral yDeciaI features of great interest prom
ised and there Will be addresses by Jacob H. Schin
and others. The board OF directors OF the Home
has been invited.
The following names have been submitted for Off
GERS Of the Young Ladies' and Gentlenen's League:
President Scion May; vice-president Irma De s
Mendes; honorary secretary, Flora Blum: treas
urer Sydney II. Herman: chairman OF the board
Of directors Barnett l. Hollanter. The league
will give an entertainment at O clock this after
noon the benefit OF the inmates at the Home
The newly organized Montcfore League Mandolin
Club will assist
About fifty delegates attended the annual con
vention Of the Long Island Union of the Interna-
tionaI order Of the Kings Daughters and Sons.
which was held in Long Island City last Wednes-
day Reports Of successful work were received
from about thirty circles, fifteen circles in the
union failing TO report The union now has mem
bership Of between eight hundred and nine hun
dred II was voted to contribute s. a year for
two years toward the support OF The Silver
Cross" the organ Of the Kings Daughters Owing
TO the absence of Mrs Isabella 9 Davis. VINO
was to have been the speaker. there was no al
dress The annual election resulted IN me choice
OF the following, President. Miss Jane insrahAnl
recording secretary Mrs. n Markriteri treasurer
Mrs Ashmead: executive committee, Mrs Kapel-
yea Mrs Bartlett Mrs. Clearwater, MISS MuIora'
Mrs Harris and Mrs. McDermou Brown
The Lewis Nathaniel Shields Art club will hold
its annual exhibition at the Waldorf Astoria IN
the small ballroom. Tuesday ana "eohssuaS'
November q and % from 10 a. m 10 IL p II.
This club was organized nearly three years ago
upon broad phianthropic lines. IL Is composed %
pafnters. sculptors. musicians end elocuuohis's'
- bss natrous patronasses, affiliate, honorary
and life members. The foiowlns ,s &c NJ
York partonesses; Mrs. 1imouAs L.