New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

Samuel sbipIey Blood. Miss Frank e. Barker. Mrs.
Foster Coates. Mrs. Samuel ]. Drake. MIS- arthur
Elliot Fish, Mrs George Perkins La"ton' MIS-
Charles Frederick Naething. Mrs. Frank Northrop'
Mrs. Clarence Dewitt Rogers, Mrs. Charles Lin
coin Wetherbee. Those who will mark on the
points are Miss Jessie Louise Allen. Miss Marion
GuSe u BDG%ed Miss MAJ Hazel ?ssr PTn Miss
Frances Smith. Miss Caroline scheu. Miss Gladys
6S Mrs guernsey rev years before
death and vas self supporting % mnt beIf
The afternoon musical for the benefit Of the
Little Mothers Aid Association on THURSDAY.
under the Craftsmanship OF Mrs s. c. T. Dodd,
proved great success. socially and financially.
The parlors of the settlement house were crowded
with handsomely gowEed women. and each must-
cal number received hearty recognition The artists
were Nine. Christine Schultzc, soprano; Miss Ber-
tina Bucklin and Miss Yolande Mclean. yiolinistes:
Miss Louise Truax whistler; Miss Triacca p!aniste.
and William R. Squire tenor soloist. The young
women who acted ushers were Miss Beatrice
sprague. Miss Dodd and Miss Packard Among
those interested in the success of the entertain
nnent we're Miss Helen Miller Gould. who sent
generous check: Mrs s s. Packard. Mrs. J. G.
Brown, Mrs. John P Lahn. Mrs Henry Siegel Ms
GeorEe :. BoIdt' Mrs, j. Wells Champney. Miss 4
E. Cameron Mrs. Frederick R. HUTTON; Mrs Edwin
Mrs Charles jenkins. Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald.
Mrs. F H. Maher. Mrs. J. ~ Phyfe Mrs i, Henry
and Mrs. Emile Van Biel.
Mrs, Jeanette Robinson Murphy gave a
citaI Of old Irish. English Scotch German. French
and Swedish ballads also African slave songs, with
talk the African music and the black nanny
c+Iub No 40 East Fifty-seyenth-st.. on Friday
evening.
The Champlain Club will give another novel re-
ception and challenge whist entertainment at the
Hotel Savoy Wednesday afternoon. April -
The dancing and whist playing will be smultano-
I'll -T,.
card and the dancing elements Invitations viii he
restricted to members and their friends The whist
ZEE or ' arr,nEemcntS-G " Forncs president: Dan
ieI O'Connor, Henry J. Heidins and Charles Muir
ray.
Mrs George Finck. of the Westminster. No 1I5
East Sixteenth-st. will give euchrH. the returns
from which will be devoted to the aid of a Chartta-
ba institution i'm this city This entertainment Will
take place ut the Westminster on Tuesday even
ing at $50 O'Clock About two hundred guests are
expected Among them Mrs John H Mc'ar-
5hT i 4[3 K9apP RorS Mrs SS s. E Bigeow Mrs J. T Zebe
Mrs John s Foster, Mrs Downes, MI ;IIt Duane
25O Mqs , Mrs s. 99ma Wop Mrs m PeTc2 ardner Mrs +
Kelly Mrs. John Mitchell. Mrs, D. G. SProui Mr. Mr.
reilly and Rufus Horton Bachelor
The eighth regular meeting and third social ses-
sion of the Nineteenth Century Club took place on
Tuesday evening In the galleries of the National
Arts Club. No. 81 West ThirtyfOurth-st- George
H Pepper who was at the head of the Hyde eX-
ploratton expedition that spent several years
among the Pueblo Indians in the Southwest, gave
an illustrated setting forth his discoveries
Carl Iunholtz the celebrated ethnologist, who has
spent so much time among the mountain Indians
Of Mexico. followed Mr. Pepper with an account
of his discoveries in Mexico. Short addresses were
also made by Professor E H. Cook. Of Colorado:
General o. O Howard. U. s A Mr.. Edwards. Of
West Virginia Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives and Mr. Meeres. a well known lawyer OF
Wilmington, N e. who happene- to be present
eniamin T. Bdbbitt Hyde. who organized the Hyde
exploration expedition and furnished the funds:
made a short add1 ess. Refreshments were served
of this club is Walter S Logan. and the vice-Pres
dent. John A. Taylor. Other vice-pI esidents are
Frederic Coudert, Anson Phelps Stokes. Mrs. Rob
ert Able Mrs. William A. Budd. Miss Amy Town
The secretary is John Lloyd Thomas and the treas
urer Edgar l.. Marston. Among the honorary
members are Sir Edwin Arnold, George W. Cable.
Julian Hawthorne. Constant Coqueltn, Justin Nc
Godwin Smith. Professor ". G. Sumner and Mrs
Julia Ward Howe.
The last of the Saturday afternoon teas Of the
National Arts Club given yesterday after
noon at the clubhouse No. 81 and 80 West Thirty
fourth-st 1t was under the charge Of Miss
Louise Watson Clarke. Mrs. E. Hsgaman Hail.
Mrs [. S w. Taylor, Miss Gabrielle Stewart.
Miss Anna R Cooper. Mrs. Winchester Fitch. Mrs
A B. Leonard. Mrs. (. VI. Scott. Mrs NHldn
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