New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

the Misses Gale Mrs. c. P. Guderslesve Miss Hart
/ Miss Jenkins. Miss Knapp. Miss Knowles. Mrs.
Henry d. Love. Miss Lane. Miss Grace IAdnOrd
Miss Lowell. the Misses Pearson. Mrs. T. W. Peck
Mrs. q. SchlegeL Miss POmeroy, Miss Irrna Swan
Miss street. Miss Shields Miss Thompson. Miss
WIerum and Mrs. F. a. Wilson. A Few new mem
bsrs are Miss Buckley Miss Barnes. Mrs. Burn
ham. Mrs. H y. Davidson. Miss Eland. Mss
Fraser, Mrs. :. IT. Gardner. Miss Ethel Mason
Miss Pinckney. Miss a. Pate. Miss Graves. Mrs.,
Ruuney, Mrs Small. Mrs. Schultz and Mrs. A c.
scharmann. The programme was as fouoWst
"Alaidsn's Song" W. Berwalds "WoodIan,a
Notes." Hans Schmidt. Woodman Choral Club a
VIE MelOdien Zieht - Mir" WasserIIse" CIrszs
He'd Brahms: ''NIit elmer WssserIIiis.i' Grissf
r w ldnq N sGhumann Mrs Kelsey summer
Hymn OF Faith kremser. Mrs. Kelsey and club
and club. aGypsy Iifs' r. sS5HpanT - cIIbs ."
Maid sings Light Z. A. MacDowell Long Ago
Watry Nest" Horatio Parker. Mrs. Kelsey. The
EGsSs nat a Would Blossom, Jan Cal; '"Tha
There was a change IN the programme at The
third OF the Walters morning uusicaIes, owfnx %
the illness OF Charles Gilbert who was 20 b III
soloist. David Bispham was obtained ia his place
Some OF Mr.. Bisphan's selections we're Dem
Unendlichen" Schubert. "Ich TRACE meme Mime
Strauss; oh That We Two Were Mayiug." Isl
lence and Love and Songs That Ny Mother-
Taught Me-" DvOrak. The Otten-Schulz trio was
heard IN Rublnsten's trio IN major and Miss
Anna Often gave violin solo. andants and finals
IN Z major, Vieuxtemps In the audience wers
Ms. George Du Pout Pratt Miss Jessie Sherman,
MS Jonathan =. I-auman, Miss HATFIELD Mrs. s
y. Hopkins, Miss Elsie Hopkins. Mrs John Van
Nostrand. Mrs. John Van Buren Thayer. Mrs A.
II. N. Adams. Mrs. T. Sherwood Coffin. Mrs James
Harvey Williams Miss Edith Vernon, Mrs D0uali
p. Lee. Mrs Henry l. JudsOu, Miss Helen JudsOn.
Mrs Josiah T. A1arean. Mrs. j. Rogers Maxwell.
Mrs G. Warren smith. Miss Hazel smith. Mrs
Mu4am rockingham smith and Mrs. Robert
Mallory.
Mrs. Henry Hayes Wood % No 3 Nevv-Yort-
ave. gave a euchre last Saturday afternoon
Receiving with her were Mrs. James Watt Mrs.
Frank Baker and Miss Florence Hegeman. Thu
Frank Savaney Mrs r. W. Whitlatch Miss Flor
f 7iie Rove Mss Ethel Rove Miss Cornella
decorated with white roses and ferns
a Congress OF Nations will be held AZ tbs
Ridge Club. Bay Ridge. February o. % and -
II IS for the benefit OF the club and viii take ths
form OF a bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Allen. OF CarroII-st. who ars
now at Stuart. Fla. will be home next month.
Mrs y. r. Young r.. Of Park Place and her
sister. Miss WestLaSe, are now In Atlantic City.
Henry Allan Price. the public reader gave N
evening Of reading and song In the lecture room
% Plymouth Church Monday. The selections
read were from James Whitcomb Riley. Paul Law
renee Dunbar. Rudyard Kipllng Austin Dobson
George Hobart and Others The songs Included a
number Of popular selections not the least inter
sstius OF which group OF coster sonEs-
Mrs Price played the accompaninneuts for her
husband NJ. P-ice is the bassO of tr. choir %
the Flatbush Reformed Church. which rendered
especial music In connection with the 10Th anni-
versary o. that old church IN Long Island early IN
the wees