New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-27

first to take place December q at the Ellers-
lie The patronesses are Mrs Henry T. PIERCE,
president; Mrs. Alfred z. Fountain treasurer
Mrs. Arthur A SJIweIl chairman OF the dance
committee; Mrs. Frank o. Evans Mrs. Charles 3.
Morris. Mrs. Alexander Reed. Mrs. George ".
Dayton Mrs Henry H. Daeniier r. Mrs Hamilto1
Higgins. Mrs Samuel O. Howe Mrs Frsderics
Mann. Mrs Berkley r Merwin. Mrs. Walter ST.
Mrs Abner p BigeIoV Mrs Mott 70 cannon nom
Mrs Henry Mason Day. Mrs Richard = Goodwin.
Mrs William A. Marble Mrs Sidney B. Mills, Mrs.
= clarence sharp, Ny. william B. Lynmes. Mrs
George W. Wallace and Mrs z. P. WhitchoTne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Howell who were mar
ried in September in the DIN " E. Church.
WiIamsbrdge. have returned from their wedding
trip and taken apartments at WoodIawn Heights
their bridal attendants the guests being Mss s.
Florence Goodsel. maid OF honor; Henry Nc
Dohm. James A Darragh and Sidney Howell
Mrs Richard Leland swezey and her daughter
Miss swezey. No. 81 Convent-ave-. have sent out
April. -'-'--- ~ '''' . --'-''H anu
Mrs J. J. Nesten. No. 2s7 Lenox-sve.. has sent
out at home ne cards for The second and fourth
Mrs. Edward Owen and Miss Owen. No 81
Manhattan-ave-. viii be at home on the hrst and
season
Miss Julia Lathers a daughter OF the late Colonel
Lathers. Of New-York and Winyah. New-RocheIIe.
has instituted and carried for several years one
OF the most successful bureaus IN Nsw-York
In conversation with a representative OF The
Tribune she regretted that recently articles had
been published giving 10 the public erroneous
idea OF what she Is doing Instead OF putting
wI5n ne, means OF people IN sIraltens6 SaTcT5-
suitable clothing and articles OF many kinds for
morning customers Bargain hunters and Old
clothes dealers are successfully barred b the
from her pastor or Other trusted authority telling
on Wednesday from 10 TO u:SO a m visit to
the clothing bureau at II Mott-st is intensely in
all descriptions sheets. c0nfortables-an found
mere and sold at me lowest rates Inc bundles
OF scraps az cent each are bought with eaSernesS
and go TO the making OF old fashioned quilts.
Women eie he SGreau e had surplus G o. ovs
500 which was given to he C1ty M Ms
at the sales and shows personal interest in each
customer.
Nine Charlotte Wiehe and NJ. Henri Bersny OF
the New Vaudeville Theatre win give their assist
ance with the permission OF Charles Frohman)
az Christmas tea 10 be given FOR the benefit
OF the Bide-a-Wee Home for Animals. az Workers
AT the Hotel Savoy Heath Gregory. oarytone. viii
also appear on the programme Ilckets az s.
Harry Ulysses E.bse. Hotel Ansonia: Miss Con-
dory, No So Central Park SOUTH; at the Waldorf
been elected an honorary member Of the Bide-a-
Wee
The Young Ladies and GenJenen's League OF
the Monteaore Home will hold q subscription dance
at the Hotel Savoy on the evening OF Saturday.
January 2
Mr. and Mrs.. Max SiIberberg OF No. - West One
hundred-and- nineteenth-st celebrated their sill
wedding anniversary last Tuesday. and thu
fact that the birthday Of their daughter. Mrs L
Goldberg. fell the same day. made thu oeca-
sion one OF the srestest interest their large
circle OF friends. A delightful episode occurred
during the day. when 900 employees presented 10
Mr. SiiheTbeFg a handsome souvenir. Speeches
We're made by Mr.. Silberberg. David SIberberg
and Mr.. Cook. In the evening elaborate dinner
was served and Mrs Goldberg played a wedding
march The decorations. which elaborate.
were in keeping with the pleasant occasion. Among
the guests were David siioeroerS bsntaInin Slloes
berg. Mrs. /. GrsenWald. Mrs r GOidberg Mr.
ana Mrs. Louis Llllanthal Mr. and Mrs sam
Levy Mr. and Mrs. Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. sam
friedman Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Blum. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman showinger Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Groenwald. Mr.. and Mrs, Lawrence GoldnsrE. Ars-
} 6yrelA Jacooe. Mr. and Mrs. Max MeuaE, Nrs
Mary 5xloznon and Mrs o. Gresrbaurt