New-York tribune., 1903-03-01

rba Sev-York City branch Of the Vassar Stu
dents Aid Society Will hold Its third social meet
ing on Saturday afternoon at the Wornens CHINeE '
sity Club. No. -18 East Twenty-fourth-st- Cnusual
nreparations are, being made DR.. James NJ Tay-
Tor, president Of Vassar College, and Mrs Taylor
fES Band to w II 5as EpSsas and
given BY Nj Charles schultzer Tea Will s1ls be seTxe8 F
Norris. will be assisted receiving by sommittee
fecentIy yIIIg made an honorary member Of tns So
ciety in recognition OF her great interest In dSSH'
Ona of the pleasantest affairs of the upper West
Side was the dramatic entertainment and dance
given at Lotus Hall Tuesday evening by the
young Peoples Christian Union connected with
rst-st. The dramatic part was unGeT dI t5e rsT
ton Of It. Wolff ntleG gho Rs Refage S
manner with the aid Of the following anatsuTS Is
g. sashford sa5aaP Rue s. barring Royal s. c!gEks
HsTSd eYS Mss I@%Ia A6bie Whitney CTowe and Maude
Lucille Branlg, .,.-.r,uu,,,,
6S ey rtms t5fs from and the n
provoking actors were Messrs FasSS;ipal
6stms and Mss Gaes Ths dance n2o
portion of the audience.
Mrs William S. Lounsbery. of No. 4S7 West End
ave is at home on the second and fourth Tues
days She is assisted in receiving by her daughter'
Mrs. Thompson Fankne+; II5j +, VINO mas recently re-
Mrs Lincoln Rea Peabody will be at home on the
first and third Thursdays. No. 227 Riverside Drive
Mrs Norman c. Raft. of the Hotel Endicott. will
discontinue her Sunday afternoons ''at home dur
| ing Lent.
| Mrs David Fraser, of the Rockingham. has given
the last of her. Wednesday receptions.
Mrs. William RaImond Baird and Mrs Herman
Never received on Tuesday afternoon. February a.
at No So West Eighty-third-st,
Mrs. Herbert Jerome Davis No 80 West Sew
entv-frst-st receives her friends the first and
third Fridays Of the month,
A successful entertainment and dance were given
on Tuesday evening at the Lexington Opera House.
Nearly twenty-five hundred persons attended The
affair was under the auspices of Cofax Council No.
1,22o Royal ArcanunL The committees were as fol-
lows oflcers-PresIdent. EneEy sanford; vice-pres,
treasurer, G. A. Robinson. Floor commtteeIRi W.
clark chairman assistants st j. Id a. GPay: Il J R0e
mittee-F: r. Mcmillan. chairman: Wilson Taylor
Fl Executive c6mmittee-Thomas E. Ghigoy. chain
Psn p Henfs6ffH; Phiips e. p5THTee JOee 6 j.
knapp r: W. CiaTf M 4 :; Smith C. T. Ensign e.
|. The Ladies' Friday Night Literary Circle. OF
Mount Vernon. had It's second reunion of 1903 at
the home OF Miss Alice Andrews in South Second
ave last night Various topics Of current interest
seassed a we" The sub is enyn it's
successful and interesting season since IL was or
ganized.
The thirtIeth anniversary Of the Chaplin Home
for the Aged and Infrm. No lli East sixty-slxth-
at will be held on Tuesday. March 8. from until
m n ~, There will be addresses BY prominent
clerrynen and interesting programme of music
and reCitaIions has been arranged supper VIII De
served a la carte.
Mrs. Julius Hubbell Seymour, Of No SN West
Eighty y-sxth-st., will give her third "at home
Tuesday. March 5. Assisting her will be Mrs: John
TTOeand. OF Englewood. n. j.; Mrs. w p. DE
Haven and Miss Helen Louise Brown
Some Improved Conditions in the Industrial Life
Of Women is the subject to be discussed at re-