New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10

IL. AuulllOnal tickets may De OBTAINED
presdent At fR M % EdTaTd Nammafk the acting
PISS I@aveIle secretary, at No. 12l LeXinSton-ave,
Newly ork City.
meeting of the Junior Auxiliary OF the Guild
OF the Infant Saviour was held at the Catholic
club No 100 Central Park South on January g.
Inc OBJECT or the meeting TO promote the
success of the subscription dance TO be given at
the Hotel Majestic by the members of the guild
On January 20. Among those working for the
success Of this dance Miss Marie Irene ODono-
nue., Miss Madeleine Ehret, Miss Anna Hennes
Miss Amanda Chatillon. Miss Constance Crimmins
Miss Genevieve O'Brien Miss Rosalle OBrien
Miss Ella Mahany. Miss Lillian Herman Miss Ger
trude Griffin. Miss Mary Griffin Miss Margaret
Gonnicki Miss Hannah c. Farrell. Miss Elizabeth
Miss Mss Cecilia Brown Miss Mary Meehan. Miss Edith
lyons MISS Irene Martin sg a Miss Marie
Mc Nee is Miss Mary G. Brown, Miss Agnes Don
Miss Maud Ethel Jones. Miss Pauline Murphy
Miss Mary McEroy. Miss Lillian Tierney, Miss
O'Connor and Miss Marie Josephine McGinnis.
The sixty-sixth annual ball of the Emerald So
ciety of Brooklyn will take place on January p
in the large ballroom of the Wadorf-Astoria. This
society is of the oldest and strongest organiza-
tions in Brooklyn. It was organized for the Pur-
ASYLUM Society in maintaining and educating desd-
tute orphans.
Mrs. jeanette Robinson Murphy, the lecturer on
Southern folklore. has been prevented from filling
her winter engagements DS badly Spraincd ankle
She is at present in the South.
The Misses Greenwood. of West One hundred
and-twentieth-st, gave small dance in honor Of
Miss Maude Hollin. Of Columbus. Ga, New
Years Eve, Among those present were the Misses
Anna Hofin, Sadie Levy. Dolly Myers. Helene
Marks and S a. Lichtenstein. Sylvan V. Roos and
Louis hOhler.
On account of sudden bereavement Mrs. Francis.
OF Euclid Hall. Broadway and Eightyhfth-st., Will
be unable to receive her friends upon the days for
Mrs. Shepard will be at home as announced.
Mrs, Thomas S. Bashford gave large reception
o. day neF nome NO - west SS'e"'YSN'"-S' SSS'sF
Mrs. Heoise Durant Rose. Of No, 80 West For
tieth-st. will give a reception Wednesday after
noon from until o'clock in honor of Mrs Baines-
Ward OF London.
| Miss Levette savin. OF No $50 East One-hundred-
and-sixty-thrd-st. gave the second of series OF
receptions Tuesday evening. Among those pres
snt were Miss Eleanor Madden. Miss Helen De
Forest. Miss May De Forest, Miss Anna Dessert.
Miss Irene Plunkett, Miss Kathryn Frasch. Miss
Antoinette Schneider Miss Minnie goldsmith. Miss
Anna Twe@ie NJ and Mrs 8 ouTk X MT and Mrs
J. Morse. Mr.. Brown. Miss Carrie Brown, Mr.. and
Mr. Mr and ra Rober M AnISw william
R9ttoman, Herbert Jackson Harry Reiss; John
Ter De Forest John Brown. Arthur Byrnes, Joseph
Manton. Edward Scully Joseph Miller and Edward
De Forest.
Mrs Charles Edward Frazer OF No 6S+ St
Nicholas-ave.. will be at home during the season
on the first and third Tuesdays OF each month.
The social event of the year for tho Earnest
League Society OF Wakefield is It's annual banquet
which held this year Friday evening in
the Wakefield Hall The decorations were in keep
ing with the season Broad bands OF crepe paper
formed a snowy canopy. from which icic!cs OF all
sizes swung glisteung in the electric light. and
al the extreme northern part OF the hail stood the
north pole" IN the form OF a gigantic icicle,
adorned with SNOWFALL bOnbon boxes. Al tho
southern end bower OF evergreen and holly,