New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15

Wednesday at the home OF he treasurer. Ms Hsr-
bert l. sstts-lee No. rs Macison-svs. Tns p-ssi-
dent. Mrs. James z Newcomb. presided. and those
present Mrs Howard Carroll. Mrs. ROBBERS
Maciay Bun. Mrs. Howard y. Potter. Mrs Z Wal
ter Webb Mrs George T. shrady Mrs Charles n
knight and Mrs. John c. Coleman Reports OF t1s
summers work were presented and tns a,reS ss,
for SIS from the Alumn8 Society OF the Roosevelei
the interest taken IN the work BY he nursing pro-
fession During the summer nu-ses Tom tse va
stttutiOn and trained nurse Is. unhapply.
among the patients. The directors VIII meet on
wednesday morning az the home OF Mrs. Nswcomb.
and they hope soon 70 organize another aux1llary-
IN Brooklyn.
The general committee formed BY the Ens-ker-
booker Manhattan and Mary Washington chapters
Of the Daughters OF the American Revolution for
the purchase Of the Jumel mansion on Washington
Heights. formerly Washington's headquarters. has
resolved itself into an association and elected thu
following officers President. Mrs Samuel J
Kramer; Independents. Miss Mary Van Buren,
Vanderpoel. Mrs. Sylvanus Reed and Mrs Freder-
lex Hasbrouck; secretary. Mrs William c Storys
treasurer Mrs. William J. Lyon; board OF trustees
Mrs. Frederick A Fernald Mrs. Hartford b Kirk.
Mrs Thomas F. verrlilye Mrs. Jacob Hess. Ms L
SpaTAs hTsss' IL aI a r " - $500 S,s
= IafJ MIS-. Henry toNsrs Ms les r.SS~
Miss Lillian T 9Iontgomery. Mrs. Malcolm Peters
This association viii be Incorporated aud /. La-g.
musical wiz be given in Decemoer under ths dlEsc.
aGErnenting its funds The COMMITTEES has coas-
q
It is proposed 70 establish an historical museum,
and which will soon be placed under tbs care OF
Thursday morning in the JumeI Mansion when
will hereafter be known as Washingtou's Head
quarters
The Morris PARK Club VIII entertain - vonsn
f-1enc7 at a vaudeville and dance. 70 be gfvsn a.
the clubhouse. No 2 West One-hundrs6 -s1c-svsn-
ty-fourth-st. on Friday evening. November 20
A promenade concert and reception n stc Of 81
Mary's Hospital. ST MarEs-Ave.. Brooklyn. VII
be given IN the Pouch Gallery. No s45 Clinton
ave- thanksgiving Eve. Wednesday. Nov-nbsr *
The annual charity ball Of the Hungarian Lsdsszr
Aid Society viii take places Sunday. Novs1n-
Der q. at Terrace Garden. and effort Is beins
made TO make the function the most successful Ia
the history OF the organization. although ths las-
fair and ball netted over $ go. One q the nosz
interesting features OF the affair win be eottllqa
Tss8 and though called Hungarian. aims to gtvs
prompt assistance 70 the dsserving poor % al
+ III R0senfeld president: Mrs. R. Simpson vics-
president: Miss L Kleinmsnn- secretary. and Mira
L. Adler. treasurer
The New-YorE Business wonen's Clue has de-
cided 70 move. and will hold its Christmas baxa&-
on December 8 from 1 O'Clock until 10 n IT'S ns~,
qqar5ers No IS CsdaT-s' Lgnshsoa and dinass
the new rooms viii be in gala attire
The Rosary Reading Circle held its regular r-ee-
ing az No. 40 East One-hundred-aad-nineteeut
on Friday evening Each member responded % ths
roIIcau with quotation from Fsuskiu. and Misx
Florence Casey read a sketch OF Rusdn's nts.
Miss Mary bOylan contributed q paper on Tbs
Oldest Madonna known a picture found i1 the
catacomb Of 81 Priscilla and dating back 70 the
second century. The subject OF the year - rhs
literature OF Ruskin and art depicted through
the paintings Of famous Madonnas The Rev John
J. O'Brien is moderator Of the circle. and tbs
officers are: Miss Magtalene Foerth. prssid-nE:
Miss Margaret O Co1nOr. vtcepresident. Miss susan
Mouohan, secretary, Miss Katherine Ryan. treas
and Miss FIOren-e Diamond. librarian. Ths
circle IS connected with the Church % the Holy
Rosary. IN East e-huudrec-and-n nj nersenth-sr.
but a number OF its members are from Othe-
parishes