New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-29

On THANKSGIVING Eve the annual promenade for
the benefit of the sick poor and crippled children
OF St Marys Hospital held at the Pouch
Gallery. It given under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Aid Association and. usual proved a
great success. 1t is estimated that nearly thou
sand people attended and many more subscribed
who failed to appear at the dance. Those in charge
Of the entertainment hoped to realize more than
$500. and from present calculations think they
have nearly reached that The officers of the
association are follows: Mrs. Hugh Mclaughlin,
honorary president; Mrs. George r. Kuhn, presi-
dent; Mrs. J. D. Sullivan, first president;
Mrs. John Griffin, second vice-president; Mrs.
Joseph R. Devens, recording secretary; Mrs. Will
lam A. Kelley. corresponding secretary and Sister
Stephen treasurer. The supper committee included
John T. Fitzgerald, chairman; DR.. J. r. Kelvin, DIR.
John A Lee, DR.. John QueI, DR.. A. J. Burger,
John r. Kuhn, f. B. Shallow. f. D. Dreamer, n.
p. Oliver. Z. J. McGoldrick James E. Malone, John
Conway and w. A. Bryce. On the reception COM
mittee P. J. Carlin. chairman: DIR. J. p. Doyle.
Or. William A. Kelley Dr. W. Schroeder DR.. w. J.
Ccrcoran. Hugh Mclaughlin, William j. Carr, E.
f O'Connor, ]. c. McEvtt, Joseph Hearns, ].
Mccarthy, L. d. Hennessey, David Leahy, ]. C.
Mcclure Michael Bannon J. c. Worstell NJ. Nc
Farland, r. Mcfarland. J. B. Reddy, NJ. Fitzsim-
mons. Thomas W. Hynes, Joseph G. Devens. Colo
mel A. L. Kline. NJ. J. Goldrick, John p. Taaffe,
F. McDermott. James J. Kirwin, James Shevln,
]. J. Martin. n. p. Young and W. J. Buttling. The
floor committee comprised William Courtney, chair
man; DR.. J. w. Prendergast, DR.. J. J. Coglan. DR..
John Gaynori Dr. W G Reynolds, Dr. w sc h e
Rogers, Dr.. W. Kelley. Dr. J. j., 0Reiiiy,, DR..
James Waterman, DR.. ]. L. Gormley, DR.. c. d.
Dr. r r Hussey DIR Philip brennan Dr. NJ
DoyIe Dr. F. J. Eitzgerald i, Dr. F. A Lynch ; DR.
Or: c E Gardner; Dr.: J. Murphy: DR. J. E. Q,Don 1-
a. Judge, John J; Murphy. James Oliver, George e
Murphy Edward J. Byrne, James ]. Byrne, w. J.
r keenan, James P. Allen, Frank Gaffney, J. B.
Roache. William J. Grinder, Thomas s., o,Keef 1
Courtney. Francis J. Sullivan, Jean A. Suffer, Ray
RTa1 san sv ose PenSas Juan Ruz
Frank A. oKeefe. Eugene o,KeeIe .. Edward ,i-, J.
SBsTd2 Keey James MSnGha Hickey James
Mullarkey. Fred Pearsan, E. T. o'Connor Joseph
Frank Finnigan. James j. Bowen. Austin Nc
r ai Kelley William William Bennett, Thomas Banncn. John
J. Kuhn, Joseph Mcmahon Hugh Marley, jr and
C Bgchana Miss s May Murphy. Miss Catharine
A. Seaman. Miss Rose Taffe, Miss Clarissa Kear-
Misses Miss N Drew s Miss Maude Wnkemeyer' Miss H
Quinn Miss Sadie Ryan Miss ss R Rey N n
Ivan Miss Dolly b LasGGm1 Miss II .s M nTady
shS Mis Miss Vrspa S5 Miss
Miss K. McEvoy: Miss E. Fortune. Miss F. Fagin.
Miss Augusta Finnegan Miss May saxton. Miss ].
suffer Miss FRANKS Miss E. Franks Miss Van Van
Anna Bohne Miss Ethel Harding. Miss Lo t,H
Miss & Kuhn. Miss Edith Hoare the Misses Cos
grove, Miss Nellie Couset and Miss Aggie Wise.
The Sixth Arapahoe Dance will be held at the
Assembly next Friday evening. A few of the sub
scribers are Miss Helen Greason, Miss Edna Marie
Smith Miss Marie c. Sheber Miss Airline L. De
Mena Miss Helen De Mena. Miss Mary Forshay.
Miss Katharine Forshay Miss Ida Briggs, Miss
Gladys Laighton Miss Irma Brion. Miss Ethel
Royce Joseph Alan Feeley Frederick X. Lister.
Frank Raynor Arthur Lewis. Harry Agnew. Clar-
cree. Agnew. DIR. Charles c.. Bishop De Witt Peter
kin Seldom Hawiey, Engene Gseddes: Edward
Richardson Sands and William Stafford.
The first of the Small and Early Dances took
place on Wednesday evening The committee con-
sisted of J. Doand Lund Frank Squier jr.. and
Howard Snithers. while the patronesses Mrs.
Frederick W. Hopkins. Mrs. John Lund Mrs Rob-
ert P!nkerton and Mrs. John Smithers The other
dates Wednesday, December 80 and Monday.
April 4.
On Thursday evening the first of the series OF
on the Heights took place at the Assembly Mrs.
particular interest in these dances The patronesses
OF the Holiday Dances. these called. include
Mrs Henry Rogers Mallory. Mrs. William Carhart
nier Smyth Mrs Jersey Brown and Mrs. Francis
Henry Page. ON the committee George Beavers
Carhsrt. Francis Strickland Page, Richmond Len
nox Brown, Philip Rogers Mallory and Nelson
Dougherty
Last night the first of the Junior Cotillons took
place as usual, at the Assembly. under the patron
age OF Mrs. George hoffman. Mrs. Horace c. Du
Val. Mira Alfred T. White and Mrs. William @.