New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11
SOCIAL NOTES.

SUClAL NUlEO.
rns afty-sixth annual reception OF tho Atalanta
y.oat Club which viii be held at the Harlem Ca
s,no on February TO- promises to surpass any OF
,se former gatherings. Endeavors are being mace
"a have the clubs oldtime members present inc
connittee OF arrangements consists OF David
BROWN. John ]. E. Aulcahy. Henry Canfield' FREQ
x,ok Kafka, William q. Massey, Walter H Miller
CHARLES E Nilsson Charles W. Randolph, Peter
wagner, ST., and Felix Y. McCorInaek me au-
msToqs banners and cups won 1o by NE s. Mulcahy
viii have charge Of the owing eXho1s, Many M b oa
the Atalantas charter members snN oeiong 10 tr'
club, which formed in ls4S
SotabIe In quantity and quality are the prizes
20 be distributed at the euchre and whist party 70
ne given by the women interested-tn the Harlem
Nv, Ear and Throat Inhrmary, on December 10. IN
the large ballroom OF the waidorf-Astoria- Tho
nroceeds OF the affair will be contributed to the
cause Of erecting new building on the site OF the
present structure at One-hundred-and-twen ty-sep
snth-st and Lexington-ave Mrs John HenTy Mo
cy Is chairman Of the Ser ineese o. Mrs. VIII
ssm A Ten Eyck. Mrs. Arthur Livingston MIS-
Es.asof NPs' Thomas F Sullivan Go9dfried,
Mrs. Max Atmayers Mrs Mrs He M s6rnsr Mrs. G.
* Needing Mrs Daisy casperhed. Mrs G. Lyons Sgns
Mrs James MARKHAM Mrs. qeOT 4ob IS and Mrs.
Charles Kendall
Mr, Charles J. Holman. Of No. 2r West Seventy
n,nth-st. will be informally at homo on Wednes-
Bays Gays. " - -
There was a large attendance at the tea given
by Mrs, Hugh Edward OReilly, of NO III Man
hattan-ave., Saturday afternoon
Mrs Arthur Noble Hanson, OF the Chatsworth.
seventy-second-st and Riverside Drive Feceiv vSa
on ssdsy s afern 90 the 99 2ockhos no c
Eighty-siXth-sL
one Of the recent large receptions was given by
.d-s E. B. Marcoso and Miss Marcoso OF NO. III
Vest Seventy thiTd-st.
Cards for Thursdays have been issued by Mrs.
Henry C De Rivera, OF No. $50 West Eighty
TIA Nsorn,nesIde Coucil, R. a. No. 752. Will held
an entertainment and ball at the Harlem Casino
by the Harlem Lodge. No. 49, F. and a. NJ. On
"wednesday:
The entertainment committee Of the Harlem
Club. Lenox-ave. and One-hundred- and-twenty-
third-st. announces series of subscription dances
Friday evening, December Is; Thursday evening
January 49, and Tuesday evening. February q:
their willingness support these dances. how
p5eparing for them The following women have
consented to act as Patronesses: Mrs. B. E. J.
Sutton and Mrs. Thomas o'Reiiiy
The entertainments Of the Daisy Fields Guild
given for the benefit OF the Daisy Fields Home for
Crippled Children in Englewood. y. J. have al
WAYS been feature OF social effairs Arrange
jrG ,+ie,,. 1917 rel a3-yr soc'1ra5 NJ
Bancroft. who will give IN the Astor Gallery. wal
- at O'clock. songs Of the Thistle ana Sham
be the. first opportunity afforded NEWCOMERS to
hear this entertainment. Among the members OF
h s9f s1s Ms Mrs TR64b64n Reid % MT
= Anth E Mrs. Alien WeTdwe Mrs C Gi,o 0T
Miss Lydia r. Hartshorne, Miss Anna L. Herrick,
Mabel HYDE. Miss Adeene SALISBURY, Miss LOUISE
Leggett, Miss Elsie Powell, Miss Margaret Slim
and Miss Lima Hess.
The many friends Of the Guild Of the Infant
Saviour Will receive with pleasure the announce
ment OF the third annual 8 description euchre and
dance. 10 be held at the Hotel Majestic on january
l. Since its inception this has proven one Of the
most popular of the winter gatherings and reports
received from various committees in charge indi-
oas th f 9fg fS at T obe S
AoGinn Is Mrs Alan ,, Ramsey 9n; Mrs John
Mrs Thomas S. O'Brien, Miss Eugene Uhlrich
Fa Esrs Mrs eG o WHY'S es Mrs Wa MSS AS a
Mrs; Jere G Lyons, Mrs Joseph H. Fargis, Mrs
G Stanton Fi0yG-jones Mrs Alex :. Her6eFnann
MTs NillaI1 f Care MIS-; Iheod3Ts b. T@fk
II. Campbell, Messrs. Jaime Keynes, William T.
J: P Buderus J. D. Moore J. T. Ryan, VIM H
Meehan John Meehan, George Meehan. 2 j. KiHs
J. P. keane, W. Mccormick. Alfred Rowan and
Arthur Kennedy
Conspicuous among the musical and social features
Of the week viii be the subscription musical to be
S.yen Tuesday evening next at the home of Dr.
Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe. No. West Seventy
sth-st., for Edward Barrow, the English tenor
Allowing the musical which will last from $50
: 10 o'clock reception viii be given TO n. and
s<ne Ysaye and Herr Anton Hekking. An in
f>restng programme has been prepared for the
Miss Janet Spencer. contraItoe; Mr.. Barrow, tenor
Hans kronOd. 'cellist, and Victor Harris. pianist
Will be heard in their best selections. In addition
D "a Mrs. Coe have arranged several novelties
=" musical character. The tickets for the af-
fais which are 81 90 each, may be obtained by ap-
: --s 10 Mrs Coe. A large number Of them have
y been disposed Of. insuring a fashionable
usically crcumspect assemblage. N. Ysaye
come greatly interested in OF the three
d.. kellert brothers, whose musical education
p IS being developed under the direction of
~ associated with her in the management Of
two musical breakfasts got up for their
J neii at the Waldorf-Astoria. last spring and
Last spring NJ. Tsaye took one of the brothers
under his personal tutelage at his home the
other side OF the Atlantic. and believes that he Is
NJ Barrow for whom the benefit Of Tuesday
evening has been arranged by Mrs. Coe three
years ago the highest distinction that the
London Conservatory could confer upon a singer
Following the reception supper will be served at
Il o'clock
Mrs. william Gerry slade will be at home. No.
$50 West Eighty-seventh-st. Thursdays and
Fridi VS., December 10 and l6 and January and 9,
IN until o'clock
John Blake Baker. Of No. % East Forty
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ass is being formed by Miss Amy TreadwelI
~ 81 West Fifty-dfth-st. for the study Of the