New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

Bristed soprano and baritone, respectively; Of
th9lomew's. Of this city. and Miss Flora Hariie
the, First Methodist Episcopal Church Of STAN
tainnont brought forth much applause from the
large audience: among Whon were MS ". r.
Redding Mrs A. Judge. Mrs Hendee, Mrs. Robert
Miss %lams Mr j sulivan mrs Mrs li a
H9wne MIS- G3rrufheTs' Mrs J@anngtte G2rdon
house, Mrs Charles Kendall Mrs. Pringle, Mrs
Mrs J. B. Cowan the Misses Marion Sherwood
Bessie Cornell McGie e Mount TeTssa Ans Z,I
D;en1arest Ethel Tinkham Willis 2 Miller Helen
teIle Heartt. Edna Russell and Carmen Latasa.
Mrs. Jacob H. Sclaffer. OF No. 81 Marlborough
Road. Flatbush. was the hostess ct the social
meeting OF Fort Greene Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution, last Wednesday. At this
meeting Mrs Charles Fl. Terry. the State regent
elected last month in Washington ut the annual
6e me Of Fo24 WqS 6 10
she is active member Mrs Terry received a
ing the Congratulations and good wishes of her
friends told OF the trip to Jamestown. Va, which
last congress. Mrs Terry and Mrs Cook will rep
council at Sea CT May 2l.
Tho fair for The Morristown n. J.. Memorial
Hospital will take place on the afternoon and
evening OF next Wednesday, The members of the
Womens Advisory Board are bending all their
efforts to mako the fair great success. The Yale
Glee Club will participate, and there will also be
entertainment for young people and children. such
women Interested are Mrs II. NICK. Twombiy.
Ms Ms k3qed w KSss Mrs. 2a9 q n
Phreys. Mrs. Samuel Freeman Mrs. Frederick
som H Thomas and Mrs. Thomas " caldwell
a of sTe b bas d ] her h tSn
of the new wing IS soon as So c more las been
Stone has also given SCD.
A musical will he given on Tuesday at the home
OF Mrs Edward y. Day. in Madson-avc. Morris
town. This IS the first OF 4 series to he hello at
Mrs. Days house successive Tuesdays. ard was
arranged by Mrs. John 0. H Pitney and Miss
Hopkins. The artists Mrs. Amy Grant, reader,
and Julian Walker hasso. with Victor Harris.
under whose direction the musical is given at
works by Richard Strauss. NJ. Walker will sing
sons "Enoch Arden while Mr.. Harris plays tie
louis 4 The6aud Mrs Henry 3 Patterson II" Phipps.
Mrs Alexander Harvey Tiers. Mrs Robert a,
s. kip Mrs Albert $. swords. Mrs Herman Behr,
Mrs Rohert y MI; 'enn H. "''G6ourE
and Mrs Dewitt Clinton Flanagan.
field n. j.. the leap year cotilIon given on
Wednesday night a. the Hillside Tennis and Golf
Club under the direction Of Mrs. Theodore d.
Wilson. Mrs. Arthur l.. Otterson. Mrs. Alfred F.
h. StreuN ana Mrs. EDWARD NJ. al 6Ercn. 1neN
in turn selected the following to serve as recev-
ing party: Lewis g. Tmpson. Arthur l. Otterson
Theodore j. Wilson and Alfred F. II Streul
Mrs. Lewis CT. TimpsaI, and Miss Lucy Otterson
led the cotillon, at which many novel figures were
introduced. The fdvOrs consisted of paper hats
cigarettes, Japanese umbrellas. fans and powder
puffs There about ore hundred guests pres
ent. and so successful was the affair that II is
planned to give others during the season.
Mrs. John Day. Of No. Is Ftfth-ave. gave
luncheon on Wednesday for Miss Alys Rees of the
Ben Greet company. Covers were laid for ten.
Among those present were the Misses Day. Miss
Katharine Jackson. Miss Field and Mrs Eugene
Knapp. Miss Rees will sail for London Wednes- |
day
Mr.. and Mrs. James Van Woert, tr.. OF No. IS |
West Ninth-st will leave New-York early in June |
to spend three months with Mr.. Van Woert. ST..
at his camp. near Upper St Regis. in the Adiron-
dacks
Mr.. end Mrs. Winston Hagen. OF Ninth-st.. will |
close their town house the middle of May and go |