New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13

laws Of the State Of New-York The price Of ad-
mission viii be 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Hall. who have been
a tour through the South for the last five weeks,
are row at the Terrace Hotel Augusta. Ga, where
they Will remain for several days. However. they
viii open their house in Kahdena Park. Norris
town the 18th. This is rather early for the
Halls TO come out TO Morris-~-7, and they will
probably he speedily followed by many others Miss
Gertrude Hall is visiting her sister. Mrs. Jo-
scph Uinterbctham. Of chicago but she viii return
1-asIeI ana a the same tiTne ~ IS prom
TO Morristovn.
The concert given at the waIdorf-Astoria on Fri
day for the benefit Of the New-YOrk Diet kitchen
Association was the most successful thing Of the
kind which has taken place there this season. II
Is expected that the net proceeds viii amount TO
S27ae- All the boxes were occupied. and great
many additional chairs had to be brought in. Nine.
Schumann- Heink. who the star of the
casiOn. was received with great enthusiasm and
responded several times To- the clamOrs Of the
dienco She wore a bunch Of volets presented to
her by the president OF the association Mrs. Henry
Willard. Mrs Willard also presented bouquets of
gs,qi-the-valley 20 Miss Maud Powell. Miss So
mann eink ri" boTh6ders v.src Mrs HenTy
Willard. Mrs Robert e.. Ogden. Mrs. Francis L.
Stetsou Mrs. ). Sanford Grcres. Mrs. Y. G. Bald
VIII. Mrs Joserh q Thomas. Mr. James Pedsr-
M HITt,S ;. G. Il Dodd Mrs Warren DsiaR9, SIrS.
Mrs Daniel J. suliv 1irs Ant6nio Knauth Mrs
In r5 ? H. Waf6u r1 Mr5 Henry B2ds s Miss
Jennings. Mrs \, Pageustechcr. Mrs; James y.
Cook Mrs George 4 Hearn. Mrs August Lewis.
Nj SueIist,,s tlirthar MIS- HIsr ~ GoiJ Mr.
James Speyer. Mrs. II. r Cook. Mrs. Emerson Nc
Mr.. John negener. Mrs. Louis g Tiffany. Miss
Maria MEItle''t!' Ms p. r. FarheT. Mrs - r.
Voorhees, and Mrs. Percy Chubb.
cess TeT %2 ora Ems1s TO m2ke ' Mrs. son Wam s
Northrup Mrs John Degener Mrs. \. ". Wright,
George 7 WiIsor Mrs Charles Enscihard Mrs
e Er, tr&T Ms N'S or ATSon ,t> 16l Ie5i
W. Trtou, Mrs. William Brown Reynolds. Mrs,
Petera =. Worrall. Miss Helen Wade Miss Elsie
Powell Mrs J. h. Morse and Mrs. Samuel Thomaz
The concert was preceded 10y several luncheon
B4nler. of No. 225 West seventy-ffth-st
the tubercuIous roor who are being treated by
Bellevue and allied hospitals and point euchre
afternoon the Navarro by Mrs. o. J. Burtis.
The women Of the T-uiversaIist Alliance OF the
metropolitan District were not dismayed by the
storm Friday. Tor they gathered in numbers at
the Church Of our Father I'm Brooklyn. to enjoy
the February meeting. The general subject for
discussion was ''Woman's Place In Religion and
DIT c. g. Brandt chairman Of the day. The
subordinate position held by women IN religion in
an 80, from ~ rta
tines was o co2sldeTfd the Fey T AgSs[9
churches without regard or crseds. ha wing
only the object of making the world better Miss
EvI 0utntard sang several songs and the Rev
Mi Potterton pastor Of the church. entertained
the alliance with imprOmptU remarks. in place Of
D.. Chadwick, who was detained from the meeting
by Illness. The social hour over the luncheon was
no exception 70 the usual good times enjoyed on
similar occasions by members and guests.
The EUterpe Choral Club VIII give a euchre next
Tuesday afternoon A. Delmonico's. Playing will
begin At clock
Tho ROYAL Arcanum Hospital Bed Fund Assooia-
ton viii give a progressive euchre. concert and
reception Thursday evening, April IA. in the
Grand Central Palace. LeXngton-ave- and Forty
thrd-st The object Of this entertainment Is 10
provide funds for increasing the work OF the aSso
ciailOn. with the ultimate aim of supplying New