New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-04

| Christmas festival and bazaar which takes place
! on December 10 at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs.
| Roosevelt has sent beautiful photograph of the
White House. and ever so many other people are
| helping make the affair a great success. Mrs.
George Gould has sent doll, and many prominent
actors and actresses have made similar contribu-
| tons. There is going to be a whole library Of
: signed books, sent by the authors. and of the
! booths Will be honOred by the presence of Hi XII,
the famous tailess cat which is said TO have
been the property of General Kurokt
The bazaar will be from until u o'clock,
with amusements for children in the afternoon and
dancing in the evening. Attractions of all kinds
Will be legion Mrs 81 Ella Wheeler Wilcox Will
interpret heads An automobie Will be rafed "i at
| 81 a chance. and there will be Pike" modelled
will be furnished 10y the Ada Landen Hand Or
The tables and other departments will be in
| charge of the following women, who will be
1li Fa&ey " TdPie No T. Mrs cSoPias s. sprague:
BI92kiyn table, AUXILIARY No. stationery. Mrs
ary No, s. Mrs, r. A. Benedict; "Titj!e Mothers
Forbes Kiddie candy table, Mrs. W L. over
street ana Mrs Edgar Bronson; holiday table, Mrs.
GreGe Parker Doyle: dover table, Mrs, W; H,
table Mrs louis Tilnan: orange tree table. Mrs
Benjamin Lillard: chndren's attractions Mrs John
! Abne e. Mellen; d94 table, Mrs A. r, Harms; Al
Kerr; wheel of fortur e, Mrs J. Anthony wilkins;
apron table. Mrs. }. Alexander Brown; variety
Charles F. Lembke and Mrs Danel as Spra CUE
pdiL4!sIry, Mrs. Camille Brnbohm; tea room. Mrs.
Floyd Crane; specia! attraction, Mrs J. Theodore
Odell; perfume table. Nine Marie Cross Newhaus;
bagatelle board. Mrs. Charlotte Hancock; THE
Pike" Mrs. Edward c. Fox: information bureau,
Charles o. Mas; automobile, Miss Ruby Rees and
mrs. treGeTlck Nye, charmen OF committee. and
| Mrs. ]. II. Johnston and Mrs. Robert Wilhelm.
| {. II. Luengene and Harry Ullmann will act
aucuoneers. and Calder Johnston will be master OF
Mrs. Harry wallerstein IS chairman of the re-
Geptlon committee. and will be assisted by Mrs.
IoHald Mclean Miss MarSaret Pascal. Mrs James
Wentz; Mrs. S. c. 7. Dodd. Mrs. William T. Cor
| Howe Taylor, Mrs John Jacob Hopper, Mrs. c.
Nestel Bovee, jr.. Mrs. u Augustus Bicknen, Mrs.
| John Mildeberger Mrs George Howes. Mrs. Helen
| Clarke, Mrs Charles Frederick Naething Mrs
/ NJ Judson Mrs John McCuIiogh Miss Reiie Fay
| Chapman Mrs. Alfred w. Cochran. Mrs. Lauron
| IrEels Mrs Bond Stowe, Mrs. Richard H. Stearns.
The New-York kindergarten Association will
hold its fourteenth annual meeting Sherry's to-
morrow at p m. The president of the association.
! Hamilton w. Mabie will preside. There will be
| addresses by Professor F. ]. E. Woodbridge OF
Columbia University; Miss Myra Kelly and Miss
| Mary H. Waterman, superintendent of kndergar-
| tens An interested in kindergarten work are in
vied to be present. Tea will be served after the
meeting.
| The committee the scholarship fund of the
! National Society of New-England Women has ar
ranged Tor an 2ftermo93 tea at the house OF Mrs.
| o'clock for the benefit OF the fund.
| On December 90 at $3.50 p. m, at Delmonioos,
Miss NJ. L. Audubon will give Informal reading
| three noted New England women
An afternoon tea for the members of the Society