New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-29

encourage more active svmpathetic and thoughtful
cooperation among varied educational forces in
Brooklyn.
Effort is being made to bring together not only
the graduates Of Packer. but also prominent edu-
Gators OF other institutions. ard friends elsewhere
"nU are INTERESTED in the progress Of education
from $50 TO $50 o'clock 70 give opportunity for al
70 meet the guest Of honor. either before after
he has spoken.
The reception party for December . will include
the president Of the alumue. Mrs. James o. Car
man J. BackUs Mrs William : packer. Miss Har
riet Packer and representatives from the several
been Packer students have been invited to asso-
ciaJe in receiving on Nassar Day.
The committee ARA lgeTnents consists of Mrs
L. '. Hubbard. chairman; Mrs. Willis Mcdonald.
4 NJ Blanke. Miss n A. Clement. Mss Fza6 5tts9
", Blake Miss Florence Wilson and Miss Gertrude
M Mrs 81. Hinrfshs viii preside the tea table
Mary z Wooley. of Mount HoIyoke. viii be the
guest Of honor at the second reception Of the series
The second Of the Informal monthly at homes
by the alumnR, for the alunuse. will lie held No
loo Joralemon-st- on December -.
The charity fate which is to be given next satur-
day at the home Of Mrs. John 2. Carroll. No. SOP
F1fth-ave promises to be 4 most successful event
Admission Will be by card only. The committee in
charge Of the arrangement includes Mrs, Francis
B. Delehanty. Mrs. Joseph J. O'Donohue. Mrs. An
son Bangs, Mrs. Edward Burke Mrs H c. Miner
MSS Ne% HISS Nay eTTaIl Ms 5EIsne S4
AIcl aeI Bannon. Mrs. Joseph Smith Mrs. Lorenzo
Dunnely Miss Mcclure. Mrs. Thomas O'CaIlaghan,
Mrs Henry Cassidy Mrs J. HsnTy HaiggerJ{ NTs
c. HaGgerty, Mrs Lawrence Cahiu. Mrs Frederic
Nssie, Mrs Anna r Mcdonnell. Miss Helen lIur-
ray, Mrs Charles OConnor. Mrs Thomas Led
with, Mrs. ?. J. CUskley and Miss Anna OROurHe-
The Alumne Association Of the New-YorS Hos
pital Nurses will hold bazaar for the benefit OF
their new clubhouse to-day and tomorrow. from >
osCIoD lcF,O y,
West Sixteeath-st The bazaar is held under dis
tingushed social auspices, the list Of patronesses
including Mrs. John Jacob Aston, Miss Lucy At
water. Mrs George F. Baker. Mrs. 0. II. P. Bel
mont Mrs Cornelius y. Bliss, Mrs. George Bliss,
Miss Susan Bliss, Mrs. Hermann II. Cammann,
Mrs John CIafin. Mrs Robert J. Collier. Mrs. R.
Fulton Cutting. Mrs. George CT De Witt. Mrs.
Fabbri. Mrs H y FneIer Mrs Henry " De
Forest. Mrs. Cir. ID Foster. Baroness H4lket,
Hoppn, Mrs Rchard Hunt, Mrs. Alexander Duer
IRVINE. MS EG"arG NE, MIS- J9lH IL a. l- IN
keilze. Mrs. Donald SAGE Mackay, Mrs. George NJ.
nen Morris. Mrs Edmund D. Randolph Mrs. Ro-
land, Redmond. Mrs: Wilii@m Rockefeller. Mrs
fdWard Simmons. Ms. John sloane Mrs William
son Phelps Stokes, Mrs Ernest NJ stires, Mrs
Howard Townsend. Mrs Wi,Lar1 r. TIM IS
Alfred c. vanderbilt. Mrs William X an9eTnilti
Webb. Mrs, Edward \. Wicks AID Mrs, Theodorus
B. Woolsey-
Mi and Mrs John L Helm. Of Louisville Ky.
have announced the management OF their daughter
lane Washington. % EX Norton OF New-Iork.
Miss HARRIET Clark, whose ceramic arr objects
attracted much attention al the 81. Louis Fair,
gave a studio ten at her apartments in the Cross
Chambers, No 10 tifth-ava-. yesterday afternoon
Mrs Charles L. Murray VIII be at home" this
afternoon from until o'clock at the Hotel Sey-
mour. No % West Forty-hfth-st. In January
February and March she will receive on Iuesday
afternoons after $50 O'Clock.