New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

Weed Mrs Albert Turner. AIRS. Joseph ?. Wood
MS, Morgan. Mrs. John Simpson and Mrs. James
At the fortnishtly meeting Of the Manhattan
study Club. held at the home q MIS- :. f. Dlrgs,
No 2Ss West O1e-hun niath-st. on
Mond~y evening. the subject was Landscape Paint
ing In England During the Eighteenth and Nine
teenth Centuriez." Mrs William Mckee read
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papers on the lives Of prominent artists Of those
The Woocbine Social club gave sypsy party
and dance al Harmonic Han Harlem. Friday
evening over one hundred invitations We're issued
Among other features were selections on the violin
By Joseph Morris ara otto Bauer. dancing BY uttle
stN-ye2T-oid Adele Smith and gypsy fortune teller
who was then crowned queen OF the evening All
the members WEE IN costume and the decorations
were very ertistic.
About seventy-fve young people OF 3iaua-one-s
and the surrounding towns enjoyed the fourth IN
series OF subscription dances given by the Khaki
Social CLUB CT ManarOreck. on the eve Of Lin
coins birthday The N1Gcroueck Battalion ar
merry. il which the dance held. was tastefuIly
decorated with flags in honor Of Lincoln The COM
nittee in charge Of the reception Marcus
Hallett. John F. K-ewet IT,. and William G.. BecS
Among those present Mr. and Mrs Frank
/ German. Or. and Mr.. Hess, Ar. and Mrs. Harvey
Miller Miss Gladys Miller Mrs. John Hallett. Miss
Carrie HaIett. Mrs Edwin Gedney Miss Lillian
/ Gedney. Miss Erncsti1c Goddard and Mrs TALBOT
/ n St. John. Mss Mildred Gedney. Miss Calis
/ GeGney. Miss Nette Hare. Miss Ida Lang. Miss
/ Emma Lang Miss Ella CIapp. Miss Jennie ESoins
| hoUsen. Miss Edith Jackson. Ms Florence Horn
/ ing Miss Helen Hare. Miss Estelle Dubar. Miss
/ Ellington Miss Ethel Webb. Miss Elsie Hare. Miss
\ Winnie Brewer Miss Amy Brewer. Miss Blanche
/ Rogers: Miss Edith Weymar. Miss Clara Summers.
| y Van Amringe, William Beck, jack Glars
Robert Hare. John Foshay. Thomas Taylor John
ton Offers. John Krewe1. Morgan Mott. Mr. Barry.
! II Sprcsue William DayIlOn. Adam Troy. Howell
Perrin. Ruben Hallett. Marcus Hallett. Charles
| Perrin and George Kills.
Miss Louise L Dew and Miss Greenleaf gave a
| reception Friday evening at the Hotel Martha
| Washington. II the first in series Of literary
! soirees. which they propose TO give twice month
| The guests OF honor were Hamln Garland and
| James Lane Allen
Walter s Logan. vice-president Of the American
Scenic and Historic Preservation Society and pres
ident Of the Sons Of the American Revolution. en-
tertained the executive board Of the Daughters Of
the Confederacy and the Andrew II Green Memo
rial Committee OF the Historic and Scenic Society
a dinner on Monday evening IN the grilroOm
OF the National Arts Club. Covers were laid for
! twenty-five The decorations consisted OF smilax
| and American Beauties with vases OF jonquils.
tulips and margUeritss.
| The guests Mrs. James Henry Parker pres
ident OF the Daughters Of the Confederacy; Mrs.
| r. z. Coleman, vice-presdent. and Mr.. Coleman
Mrs. John ]. Crawford. recording secretary. and
| Mr.. Crawford: Mrs William Ward Chids, CORE
spending secretary. ard Mr.. ChiIds; Mrs N; Louisa
! BrOdnax. historian: Mrs c. A HurxthaI. Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Laurence ID. Alexander. Gordon Peck. OF
! Haverstraw: Or. and Mrs. lie Roy Brown. Edward
| HagaTlan Hall president OF the Scenic and HIS
| torfc Preservation Society. and Mrs. Hall, Charles
| r Wingate. Samuel Parsons. j.. Norway Williams,
| Edward Paysou Cone and Henry F. Gregory .
| There was some after-dinuer speaking and the
| Daughters OF the COufsderacy, OF which MT IoSah,
though a Northerner. IS an associate MEMBER were