New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11
MANHATTAN SOCIETIES.

oEe hundred women participated in the last
whist afternoon OF the New England Women at
DelmonicO's on Tuesday last. Mrs. Lorenzo /.
Todd Is popular "A chairman in the social
feature Of the society that she has been asked TO
accept the same Office for next year Many hand
some prizes were distributed. which included
tiful embroidered centrepieces and point lace
cracker Jar. etc. For the first time a BOBBY prize
was awarded 20 the one who had the lowest score.
Mrs. Branch secured the first prize. with the
score OF - points Seven games were played with
four hands each.
The Woman's Republican Club will meet at Del
monico's next Tuesday morning al Il o'clock. Tho
subject for the meeting IS The Beautiful VS.. the
er viii be Henrv " sacfett HE guest Of honor
VIII be Mrs Ralph Trautmann-
The Mothers Club Mrs. Amon Hensley presi-
dent, Will give afternoon lecture and musical
tomorrow at o'clock at the Tuxedo Madison
ave. and Fifty-ninth-st Miss Marie Ruef Hoser
Instructor OF music in Teachers College VIII be
ne lecturer ana her subject will be Tho Defining
or Music and Its Expressive Use" The lecture
instrumental and vocal music by Chaminade. God
ard, Mendelssohn, Tschaikowsky. Moszkowsky.
oenza. MacDowen. Sinding and Chopin. Miss Ida
Ashurst Bremen VIII play plano solos and there
and Warren Matthews. Miss Carolyn Unger viii
be the accompanies
Eclectic's last regular meeting OF the season
which was held at Delmonicos on April e. was un-
usually brilliant and largely attended. Or. A L.
Donoghue read paper comparing the oldtime salon
with the present womau's club. She thought that
on the whole the women Of to-day Were equal to
Richard Savage strongly objected Insisting that
the Of the salon period were the production
OF elegant cultured refined. highly advanced people
in politics, art. society and the in general
MIS- Savage said II would take generations before
women would have a salon in the United States.
The discussion between Mrs. Dore Lyon, Mrs
Richard Stearns, Mrs. George Fink. Mrs. Mark
" lnsoW 2otItr; -irs. iiarvier harris and Miss
Margaret j. Hicks was decidedly interesting. Mrs.
wards the composer OF the SAMMY song sang
The guests OF honor We're Mrs. lie Roy Sunder-
study Mrs. J. Henry Mckinley president OF clio.
and Mrs Arnold Schramm. president OF the Home
Among the guests present were Mrs. w. II. Hard
Ms. II. G Durham Mr. B. fnglis. Mrs. H.
r J. Els; Mrs, Joseph IneErue Mrs Grace Filkins
Mrs. Jacob Berry the Misses George Penfield and
n J. Mulqqeen. Mrs 7, Drysdale Buchanan, Mrs.
Henry D. Jay Mrs. Samuel Gross. Mrs. Charles
Q Y Preston, Mrs Il. j. Moses Mrs H. c. con
Tadi; Mrs; 5. 6. KriegeL Miss Muir Mrs F. r.
Mrs Fred Goodwin. Mrs. W. \. Calender and Mrs.
The reception committee consisted OF Mrs. Ben
Jamin RamsoelL chairman: Mines. William II.
burn. Arthur Elliott Fish and George Winkler
A concert was given by the New England Glee
Club Friday evening AZ the home OF Mrs George
T. Stevens. No. - East Forty-sixth-st. the second
vice-presdent OF the National Society OF New-Eng-
land Women. Mrs. Sally rockingham Al1ers the
conductor, was assisted by Miss Edith Chapman.
soprano; John Young, tenor; Hans Kronod, cellist.
At recent election OF Knickerbocker Chap
ser. New-York City. Daughters OF the American
Revolution. the following officers elected for
the ensuing year: Mrs. Frederick Hasbrouck
regent Cre-elected): Mrs J. A. Allen, nrst vice
regent: Mrs W. r. Stewart. second vice-regent;
Mrs, l. Curtis Bracket treasurer; Mrs s. b.
Hard recording secretary; Miss Grace f. Taft. cor
responding secretary Miss Helen N. Fisher. regis
Thirteenth Continental Congress. to be held this
brouck. u regent: Mrs Charles bod ward delegate
Miss Grace Osborne and Mrs. J. ~ Allen. al
ternates.
The twenty-hrst annual reunion OF the Eastern
Association OF Wells College celebrated at
SheTry's last Tuesday. Tho luncheon was served
In the small ballroom and the decorations were IN
yellow. the flowers being dafrodils and mignonette
Souvenir cards. bearing the college song printed in
daisies the college flower. were distributed at each
The gathering was a large one. and the occasion
was OF unusual Interest as the new president OF
the guest OF honor After the luncheon DR. Ward
Mis. elsSa Zahos and SPOKE ON fducationa
Values in College Life and After LIFE His speech
After Dr. ward had finished. Miss zachos intro
duced Charles Hazen Russell trustee Of the col;
College Play. Speeches were also made by Joseph
ter OF Boston 81 The p1e Si Of $50 oered by the
Eastern Association for the best essay from the
English department at the college was won by Miss
Elizabeth Freeley, O4 and awarded az the reunion.
There twenty-five OF the present college girls
in attendance. who sang the college song with
great spirit and several other songs were rendered
by Miss Mary Johnson and Miss Bertha Richards.
The Rota Clue mnched at the Hotel Manhattan
Friday. and afterward listened TO addresses by
Mrs William Laird. Mrs. Frank L4ttleheld. Mrs.
Frank North and Mrs Thomas Jackson. The
president. Mrs. A L. Rockwell. said few words OF
welcome. and-NrA Aaq RENSSELAER, Lloyd read
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