New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06

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Mrs. George W. Roberts. No. no West Fifty ninth
NJ N AexS MaP rns Bell No Is East
St: Mrs. William Burnett Tuthill. No 1l6 West
FP e5n sa WILSON, Mrs 40 HeT %e
Miss spsdone No 20 West knd-ayeii MIS- s,- Az
sixth-st '' '''''' man.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick s. Goodwin. Of No 4s7
Central Park West. will give baby party next
Friday evening at $40 O'Clock. at their home
The party is to celebrate the twentieth anniversary
come dressed children. or in any Mother Goose
costume.
The woman;s Republican Club will meet at Del
monico's next Tuesday morning at IL o'clock Mrs
Frederick Nathan will speak Industrial Con-
ditions as They Affect Women and Children in the
The guests OF honor will be Mrs. James r. Me
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ing ing - - 81 - - '' 0''9' ~
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Rea Peabody gave a pit
party one evening last week at their home. No 227
Riverside Drive. Supper served at II O'Clock.
and among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Dryer. Mrs. Southgate COmte de Carrots. Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Gardner, A. Kinnard Tod. Mr.. and
Mrs Tlden Blodgett. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Meyer
and . MISS r, Florence Mansen Mrs Peabody has
been giving during the winter.
yers' Club was held in the chapter room at Car
negie Hall on Tuesday evening The guests were
welcomed by the president. Mrs. Philip Carpenter.
and addresses were given by Justice Edward w.
Haren. ChaTIes p. Mathewson and Mrs Emile NJ
Ella S Marx contributed some piano solos and
OF the meeting.
At the meeting OF the Minerva Club. held last
Monday afternoon at the Waldorf-Astoria ant
mated discussion took place aprOpos OF the pro-
posed purchase Of the Knickerbocker Club house
by the City Federation. The consensus OF opinion
was emphatcally adverse to the purchase.
Mrs Ella Wheeler Wilcox and Mrs Charles VI.
Dow. president of the State Federation OF Won
ems Clubs. were the guests OF honor.
This was the first regular meeting OF the Minerva
one new officer on the platform. the vce-president
Mrs. Belle Gray Taylor. the others were all re-
elected
The committee flowers vines and area plant
ing OF the Municipal Art Society OF New-York will
give entertainment at Carnegie Lyceum. Fifty
seventh-st. and seventh-ave. next Saturday after
noon. at 2:sO O'Clock. Edward Hagaman Hall will
give his lecture The Worlds Race for Cont
musical pForramme bv Miss Eleanor Foster
pianist, and Christiana p. W. Kneus. viOlinist.
at Carnegie Lyceum from until $50 o'clock Re
served seats for adults, 81: box seats. 81 90
The concert. euchre and dance for ST. Johns Day
Nursery. to be given at the Tuxedo. MadisOn-ave..
April ). $50 p. m. promises to be success
ful socially and financially.
This institution. at No. 90 East Sxty-seventh-st.
which IS conducted by the Sisters OF Charity. pro-
tected and cared for l6OO children last year. and
also secured 1000 days work for their worthy
mothers. an&distributed 900 articles Of apparel
Henry J. Heidenis has consented to act chair
man. assisted by the following committee: Mrs
p. W. Cremin. Mrs. Henry A. Connolly Mrs. Wal
ter Burke Mrs. Joseph A. MuldoOn Miss Ialar
Miss Adelaide Jones. Miss Hunt. Miss HenneSsCy
Miss Smyth Miss Katherine McCann Miss Con-
stance Crimmins. Miss Evelyn Crimmins. Miss
Rosale O'Brien. Miss Mary Jones. Miss Madeline
Britt. Richard r. Costello. Dr. p. W. Cremin. John
J. Friel. James NJ V Rooney. Henry A. Connolly.
Walter Burke. Miss Mccormick. Miss Agnes Lalor.
Miss Heating. Miss Kealy. Miss Coleman. Miss
Nellie Murphy and Miss Eva Keveny.
Morgan J. OBrien Mrs F. Burial Hoffman. Mrs
John Power Costello. Mrs. Edward Burke. Mrs.
Albert Gould Jennings; Mrs J. V Kirby. Mrs
O'Brien. George Ehret. Mrs. VI. Breslin, Mrs Peter
DOelge-. Mrs. J. Henry Haggerty. Mrs Eugene A.
Mrs jeremiah g. LYONS Mrs. Mulgrew Miss Marie
Reid John ID. Crimmins and l. Smyrhe.
A reception given to Miss Adele FTeIde at
the home Of Mrs. Esther Herman last Thursday
evening. The members OF the League for Political
Education. who have accompanied Miss Fielde on
her instructive excursions around New-YOrk. took
the occasion TO express their appreciation Of her
work by presenting to her a beautiful duchess point
lace bertha There were pleasant greetings from
Mrs. Herman. Mrs. Henry Terry and Mrs. John
Miss George was followed by readings by Mrs.
Anna DelOng Martin.
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