New-York tribune., 1903-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs A c. Bostwtck have returned TO
their Mamaroneck home after three months
cruise to Florida and the West indies
The Cinderella CotiIlon will give the closing dance
Of its seventh season Tuesday evening. April a.
in the large ballroom at DelmOn1co's- Durhs 'he
early part of the evening the members VIII uahCo
informally Supper will be served about II O'CLOCK
the tables being decorated in keeping with the sea
SON The supper hour in this instance. as IN aI-
most all Of later years forces the associauoh 10
belle it's name the intention al It's lnceplloh "aS
N close festivities promptly at midnight But a1ter
+bo first season the fates have been forced 20 be
more and Ienient to these present day Clrder
elias until they have quite forsworn thelr
early hour allegiance After supper Johh n b0i-
rett will lead the cotillon. for which ne mas ar
rarped series Of novel Easter figures. A number
Of dainty exchange favors will be distributed early
in the evening. the real favors being gwen OUT
LATER Two Of the members. costumed as certain
well known and amusing characters will take part
IN the figures and add to the novelty and enjoy
rnent Of the whole The board OF governors con-
sists of Henry X White jr.. Russell A Co~ies'
Robert Livingston Stedrnan. Arthur L Dorenus
Frederick r. White. William Chilvers and John VI.
Rarrett Among the patronesses are Mrs. Joshua
NJ Varian, Mrs: Charles H Van Brunt' Mrs: l,e Eoe-
M1S HHzer q Monteith Cipin. Mrs Frederick 8 Arm
strong Ms J1hh Nrs 1barIss z sPrague Mrs
William A. Parke and Mrs T. Reid Fell
The Names String Quartet will be the principal
.++rac+ion at the next concert of the Haarlem
philharmonic Society. to be given on April 10. at
the ITaIdorf-Astoria- Miss Susan Metcahe VIII De
tbe vocalist and Nine. DeIhaza-Wickes the pianist;
and there will be violin and cello solos oy DaVo
Names and Leo Schulz
The Wesleyan University GIee. Mandolin and
r2arto clubs will hold their annual concert in the
.s+or Gallery of the WaIdCrf-Astoria on Tuesday
evening AT $50 O'Clock The affair will be under
tba o,,sn,ces of the Wesleyan Young Alumni Club.
NJ this city and the following women will act as
,s+ronasses: Mrs Edward G. Andrews Mrs Adna
aaSS-s II ne Haven. Mrs o. X Eldrtdge, Mrs
TnLn = Eustis Mrs William l. Haven Mrs Will
lam D. Leonard Mrs Charles Q5ney, ,cer MS haTsr Ma
ToIn n y E EsIayback. Mrs. Richard Van DOtt and Mrs
Joseph Van Week. IT.
Nv and Mrs Richard Foster. OF Chicago an
o.a the engagement OF their daughter. Emily,
~ FTancis Newton Carpenter. Of Newark y J.
Mrs A NJ McGregor. who recently sold her
bor,e Chetolah. has returned 20 MaInaroneck and
&c 1,ing IN the villa OF her son. the late P 2
McGregor
The annual business meeting and luncheon OF
,ra Graham AIu1nna Association Will be held at
T1el,,onico's on Wednesday Some OF the expected
guests are Mrs Frederick A Baldwin Mrs . n
p-s-r,re~ Miss E NJ Brown. Mrs. McCoskry Butt.
NJ Ta Roy Brewster. Miss Grace Brewster. Miss
Ie,he, Rsntlev. Miss Florence Cornell Miss Anna
Te~t,, Miss Daisy Davidson. Mrs Joseph r. Dur
- NJ Howard Duffeld. Miss Florence Fellows.
Sfr- 1.aorre Fairchild Miss Kathleen Gilbert. Miss
Nathalie Glesen MIS- TiaIes l,, T is,1Ssy
Nj I1crrDsn Mrs Leonard Hepburn. Miss Knox
Ms = 'aIcutt Miss EthsI Pratt. the Misses Peter
IS1,,r. Mss Julia Little the Misses Merral Mrs
Erank 6astler Mrs. Charles l. Poor, Mrs FRANK
poor MrK Psrdss. AIRS L. e. Powers tns A1s'1s