New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

James V Rooney. Henry A Connolly, Joseph, A
Muldoon. John Cuskey. Peter A Lalcr. Walter
Burke, Miss Mccormick and Miss Agnes Labor
Nine Marie Petite will give a lecture on the
'societe du XIXth Steele les Modes ct les
Moeurs at the home Of Mrs. Wilnur A. BIoodgOOd.
No. ~ East Thirty-fourth-st next Friday after
noon at o'clock
The Network city Chapter Of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution announces an historical
lecture day. 20 be held at Sherry's next Satur-
day. beginning at 2.3o p. m. The novel feature Of
the occasion will be the combination Of two brief
lectures with a recess OF half hour between
them FOR conversation. The lecturer viii be Wes-
ley r Woodruff. and his subjects will be a Little
Colonial Girl" and Eliza Pinckney' The affair IS
for the benefit Of the Barnard College scholarship
supported bv the chapter. Mrs. Alfred Cochran
committee includes MIS-. Donald Mclean. Mrs. r
ham. Mrs ReuIhau. Mrs. W. Curry, Mrs A. J.
Robinson Mrs. r. Wallerstein, Mrs. r l.. BRAD
burt. Mrs charles II. Jones. Mrs. T. II. Whitney
Mrs, Cochran and Mrs whitney will pour tea.
which will be served after the lecture Tickets may
be procured at the door
A large audience attended a Japanese entertain
ment given i'm the har connected with the Nor
rlsania Presbyterian church one-hundred-a1 d-slN-
tv-seventh-st on THURSDAY evening The decora-
tions we're japanese flags. lanterns and draperies-
The three daughters of Or. Charles Cuthbert Hall
exhibited and explained many curios which they
had collected FL their trip around the world last
by a series Of tabeaus Of Japanese customs and
costumes given 5g IN Ie I'M VS. Ce OF the most
William Knox VINO LOT yes WIS JS 49,. "a - 49,
celebrated missionaries in Japan Later one nun m
Miss Maryal Knox.
A euchre was given on Wednesday afternoon in
the Building League Hail. No. "a West One-hun-
dred-and- twenty-sixth-st. under the auspices OF
the women's Auxiliary OF the Harlem Dispensary.
for the benefit Of that organization. The commit
tee in charge w7s composed Of Mrs. Isaac Hopper.
Mrs John II. Mccarthy. Mrs. James LonE. Mrs.
John T. Naele Mrs James Purdy. Mrs. Joseph T
McGovern Mrs. Andrew !. White Mrs Joseph
Barre hrs James Wood, Mrs. J. c. Lyons, Mrs.
Albert Marsh and Mrs. Thomas J. Brady. Other
active workers I'm the AUXILIARY that were present
Mrs. Edwin Gould I)r. Anna r. poaosaIu4e,
Isabella McC,abe Miss Lettie Carlin Mrs; c. Q.
Hubbell. Mrs charles - Ions N.I MIS- NLItoh IL,
steers Mrs John Beaver. Mrs. George Corey. Mrs
Caskey. Miss IngIaham McCabe Miss Edith Corey.
Isaac Ludlum. Mrs. j. Edwin ioughton, Mrs; VIII
lam A cakes Mrs W. II. NagstaH. Mrs. j.
Ms5Sei Rianda Mrs soidn Mrs y Jones
Mrs. FRANCIS Parker yrs. Andrew 49,, = Shpilah
Arrangements are rapidly being completed for
the musical breakfast to be given at the Waldorf
Astoria for the vassar Aid Society fund and the
musical education OF the three little Kellert broth
ers who were sent abroad last spring to have
their talents developed under the supervision OF
competent foreign masters. The affair viii be
under the Joint direction OF Miss Dele Fay Norris
president Of tho New-York City branch OF the
Vassar Students Aid Society. and Mrs. Henry
Clarke Coe. to whose management the success OF
last seasons mi-careme musical breakfast was
largely due. II has been decided to have the
musical breakfast on April 80 Although the date
Is stu six weeks on, the Interest manifested in
the plans Of Mrs. Coe and Miss Norris give them
reason 10 believe that socially. financially and
rusically this seasons entertainment will be a
more conspicuous success than that OF last year.
A large number OF fashionable women have offered
10 be patrOnesses. Negotiations under
way with several prominent artists with view
to their appearance AZ the musical which. last
year, Will p-ecede the breakfast.
John D. Rockefeller has offered to give Vassar
8 for every s. that the college collects I'd to
10000 By June ]. and Miss Norris Is very anxious