New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.

The Daughters OF Holland held a meeting last
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs James
Randell No. al East Twenty-frst-st Mrs. Daniel
Manning. chairman OF the Board OF Lady Man
ayers OF the ST. Louis Exposition. 20 have
spoken before the society woman's work the
fair but she called to St Louis Unexpectedly
Monday night. Mrs. Randell read a paper on
The Early Dutch Settlers in Manhattan" The
members OF the society all wore knots OF orange
Nassau ribbon. and the Dutch yellow predomi-
Miss Agnes Mai Robinson sang and Miss Bertha
Nesmth played during the afternoon. Mrs. Ran
weth. Among the one hundred members Of the So
eiety ARE Are Mrs William Budd Mrs Daniel Man
Eugene Hoffman. Mrs. James LaV-ton Mrs. Charles
Roe. Mrs. Hasbrouck and Mrs. Bedle
Mrs Charles Beckett. Of No sos West one-hun-
nd-forty -fth-st. entertained large euchre
party at her home Wednesday evening. The
games preceded by vocal and instrumental
music and followed by refreshments Among the
guests Miss Florence Maud. Miss Ethel c.
Stanford, Miss Mary Lee. Miss Anna Beckert. Mr.
and Ms william J. Beckert. NJ. and Mrs John
Captain ana Mrs Wines. Mr.. ana Mrs Richard
Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. r r. Eschartz. Mrs. Eliza
helm Miss F. Grafton. the Misses Metzier Miss
Anna Marshall. Mr.. ard Mrs II. Cleland Charles
Beckett, Joseph CeoSoy. John Niagro. George
smith. Andrew seyfo&th George scheyne. John
A. Martin and Jacob Beckett.
Auxiliary No. OF the LATHE Mothers Aid Asso-
NlaAon mas started a brauCn at NO. 50 Old Broad
way. between one-hundred- and thirtieth and one
hundred-and-thirty-hrst SITS Mrs. Malcolm Nc
Lean. OF No. 81 East one hundr ed and twenty
icry viii meet every Friday afternoon during Len.
q the hcme Of Mrs. Mclean. sew for their
Miss Mabel French. OF No IS East One-hundred-
and-twenty -sxth-st entertained the Jolly Sixteen
Club at cards on Monday evening The club. one
OF the most popular in Harlem. was formed about
ten years ago. and stiIl retains its charter mem
bers. Those present included Mrs william Harper
Mrs Harry Boese. Mrs. T, Linton FIoyd-Jones
Mrs Schafner Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. John These
Mrs. Nugent. Miss Goldsmith. Mrs. Lindsey and
The fremont Branch OF the woman's Municipal
League gave a progressive euchre on Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Israel g Jones
One-hundred-and-eighty-t hird-st. and Third-ave
The proceeds are for the fountain fund The affair
was under the supervision OF Mrs. II. H. Tinker.
There were twenty-four tables Of players. The
winners % the prizes were Miss Mary Ray, Mrs.
Mrs Haight Mrs F. $ Mapes Miss GLADYS ETens'
Mrs Beadon and Mrs Hull The league win short
hoped to swell The fund to the desired amount.
The New-York State Republican Association VIII
hold it's annual convention and luncheon at Del
monicos April 19. All Republican women
whether members OF the association not In
vited 10 attend
Tho presidents OF the women's clubs in the vicin-
fly Of Buffalo have been asked 10 meet the presl-
dent OF the State Federation. Mrs. Charles NJ.
Dow on March Is There will be an all day meet
ing and the trade school will be the principal sub
ject OF discussion
The annual breakfast Of the Society for Political
Study VIII take place az the Park Avenue Hotel
on Tuesday. The guests OF honor will be Mrs.
Charles NJ Dow president OF the State Fedora
ton Of women's Clubs: Mrs. Dore Lyon. president
OF the City Federation; Mrs. Charlotte Wilbour.
president Of sorosis; Mrs. Howard MacNutt. Mrs.
A NJ Palmer. Mrs Philip Carpenter Mrs. Clar-
ence Burns Mrs. William Gerry Slade and Mrs.
Japes H. Parker Three ex-presidents-Mrs.
Helen Clark-wi also be present. and there will
be music by Miss Alta 1ola and Miss Bertha
Nesmith.
nF-e William Watts entertained large number
% women on Thursday morning at her home. in
T4r1-st Morristown n. J., and introduced Miss
Clar. 7. West. who lectured on Theodore Botrel
she F,reton poet Miss West is giving four Lenten
lectures They take place Thursday mornings
me next lecture will be at the home OF Mrs
Edgar F. Randolph, In south-st; tne l sonJect pc
ing .Commemoration Week In OXFORD ana the
date March 10.
A birthday tea was given last Friday afternoon
o., ,be benefit OF the scholarship fund OF the Pascal
Institute az its home. No $40 Lexington-ave. There
v,ss an exhibition Of dozens OF articles. ranging
fron stocks TO tailored coats and reception gowns
all made BY The young s 81 Nation she Gresoy and
r--,1E Eaton sang and Miss Frances Slater played.
scientific palmist was on hand 70 soo 20 ,ne IN
iIiarv OF the institute, who presided In the tea
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