New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-01
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

| regent o he
Daughters Of the American Revolution, Mrs. Den
! old Mclean, announces that a patriotic matinee
| will be given al the Manhattan Theatre, Thirty
| third-st- and Broadway. on Wednesday afternoon
| December g, beginning at 215 o'clock The play
TO be presented is Captain Barr1n gton,' by Victor
Mapes. with Charles Richman IN the leading role
| The theatre will be decorated with flags. There
viii 6e patriotic 1t2 music and the best seats will be
80 c5-Sr 5sIIi4 t1I ~ "a Ites OF yoGhg peQpIe
as IL Will he attractvely educational
A musical. under the management OF Mrs. An
drew J. Robinson will be given on December 9. at
o'clock, in the Waldorf-Astoria by the National
Society Of United States Daughters OF 1872 Among
the artists who have volunteered their services are
PesldeT FeSSsey John A. Lorlin, Miss Agnes Mai
and Charles Richman.
TWO prominent members OF the Forest Hill Golf
Club will be welded tonight in the Forest Hill
Presbyterian Church. Bloomfield. N J. The bride
TO be is Miss Isabel Niles Blake, the champion
woman golfer Of the Forest Hill Club, and the
bridegroom ON Theodore G. Ward. prominent young
man Of Bloomfield The Rev. DR.. James L Vance,
OF the North Reformed Church, will perform the
a meeting in the interests of the George Junior
Republic VIII Be held at the Waldorf Astoria on
Friday, December 4 William II. Baldwin. IT,. will
preside, and Bishop Potter. Thomas Mo Osborne
and William R. George have consented 10 speak
on the work OF the republic.
The president-elect Of the republic viii also lie
present and speak. and a quartet Of citizens win
served at o'clock
Mrs Camille Birnbohm entertained the members
and friends Of the Metropolitan Hospital and Dis
Pensary last night at her home. No 812 West Nine
ty-ninth-st- buckingham Court.
The New-York Business Women's Club is now
at home in its new cIubrooms. No. 1s Cedar-st
and Christmas bazaar Will be held there on sat
urday December s. from till 10 O'Clock. Refresh
nents HlH be served Tickets may be had from
any club member or upon application at the club
rooms
Among those who are interested as patrons or
patronesses in the success OF the song recital
which David Bispham is to give under the au-
spices Of the New-York Wellesley Club at Sherry's
on December z AZ go O'Clock are Richard Wat
son Glider. the Rev. William S. Rainsford. Ham
uton W Mabe, Miss Laura Drake Gil, Frank
Damrosch the Rev Lyman Abbott Walter II.
Page Mrs. Charles H Parkhurst. Mrs Margaret
+ Sangster Albert Shaw Nicholas Murray Butler.
president Of Columbia University. Mrs. Truman J.
Backus. Ms. Charles Cuthbert Hail and George
this recital as was stated in The Tribune.
the N,syg-York Wellesley club hopes 10 raise
memorial to the late Alice Freeman Palmer.
Friends OF Mrs. Palmer all over the country nave
united in providing memorials or nri NE ""IA,
The New-York club. IN grateful TefnrfnnIll OF
her distinguished services not only ~ " tlleSItyi
with enthusiasm 10 share ia this iarof pt l1Ee iIu
appreciation and hoPes dnat e mo- 2y but also
lovers Of music VIII support 'i''' ~''u- 's
generously
qpa Daisy Fields Guild viii hold rs ninth an
al e,,,ertainrnent on Friday afternoon, Decem-
49, =, an aIendcls=ohn Han. for the aeH"At ~ me
Daisy Fields Home and Hospital for GTppifd Ga
Sne Miss Margaret McCalmonL soprano. are on
the programme