New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-26
Items of Social Inferesf.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore sutro and Mrs. sutro's
oV sa, Mi lar Martyr all OF NewYork. are
n'" sueS's at Inc fines Lakewood. y. J.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Kellogg and family "a,
Wyoming. y; j.. have returned from their sotourr,
The Misses Young have returned to their bone
SISI b. "yoring n j.. from their stay at
Mrs. Lane and family. OF Gramercy Park have
returned to their home from Lake Mohonk.
The Misses RandOlf residing at No. Wash
ington Square North.
Mir. and Mrs, Percy Mallet, and family have re-
turned 10 their home. at Bay Ridge
Mr. end M, Mrs Doubleday and family have re-
turned TO their nome at Bay Ridge
Mr. and Mrs Herbert LLOYD Of Tohusda1rni. nv
at the Holland House. having come to Nev-york
FOR the Guiiiaudeu-Luqueer wedding
Franklin Wilcox and household have returned
from their summer home at Water MN on, III
ana. 10 the;r home. Madison-ave. and EightyeArst-
Mr. and Mrs Robert Orr Luqueer Will be at home
on Thursdays after November Is at their home
No. Is Munn-ave.. East Orange
Mss Ada May Argue. of Lima Ohio and Nj and
MIS- charles Robinson. OF Philadelphia. are the
ford Park. j. i1oi AaoaS' OF BED
MI and Ms Henry VI. FIagler have closed their
country place at Orienta Point Mamaroneck and
nave gone 70 Cleveland. After a few weeks visit
IN that city they will go to Palm Beach where
on their houseboat. '' va '' "'e'
Dr. Anna F. Doneghue has returned to town
after three months absence and is now orcl!nyipg-
her apartment in the Rutland Fiftv-sevenf f-sf
and Broadway.
The Rev. John p. Chadwick. chaplain Of the
United States batueship Maine opened big fair
last week which IS being given by the women Of
the Church Of Our Lady OF Mercy. IN Port Chester
Father Chadwick was escorted TO the onera house
Where the fair is being held, by Port Chester Post
G. A. r., the Spanish War Veterans and the Mertz
Reed Band and the various Catholic organizations.
He was introduced by the Rev. John A Waters Of
Port Chester. Father Barry OF the Church OF the
Resurrection, Rye, and Father O'Keefe chaplain Of
ste I1oIS o. 81 benedict the Moor, also made
snort addresses. The fair will continue until the
ducng the church debt which now amounts TO
SiI;gVo Inc decorations OF the theatre pretty,
ana nearly hundred women are helping TO con
duct the booths and various attractions The booths
Are IN charge mar q Mss Elizabeth RYAN Miss NJ F.
Son. MIS- Koran, Miss Annie Connolly and Mrs.
Mrs. Louise Katharine Harnett has returned 70
town after three months absence. and is now oc-
West Fifty-seventh-st '-''O' W. ~
The managers OF the Free Industrial School for
crippled children who were presented with new
house at No III West Fffty-seventh-st Manbat-
tsn, by mrs Hawk will give a reception and
kouSeN warming az their new house on October n
from TO and from 10 p. m Ms Arthur
Elnot F1sh, president, will preside and Randolph
TO the school
The Euterpe Choral Club resumed its class meet
ings for the season last Wednesday Inder the
dictatorship Of Frank 9 Dessert Thera will 10
informal socials every month and two receptions
certs-
The Womans Home Missionary Union Of New
Jersey. at meeting In the Congregational Church