New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-13
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.

Mr.. and Mrs T. II E. Armstrong of Russell
Square London have been staying for several
weeks at the Plaza Hotel. They have been en-
tertained quietly by Mr.. and Mrs: Edward Kellogg S
sailed for home yesterday.
Mrs. Van Cleeve. of The Ranch Sweet Grass
Hills Mont who has been in New-York for the
marriage of her daughter, Agnes, now Mrs. Der
nard Beniecke jr. is just now visiting friends in
Boston. While in this city she has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Beniecke of No. % West Seventy
sixth-st.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Beniecke. jr., spending
their honeymoon in Germany. They will spend the
winter abroad returning in TIE spring to sumner Il
will make their home in New-York.
Mrs. Carl jaeger nee MerrilD. formerly of Cathe-
dral Heights, of the Rectory. Summerville,
S. c.. arrived in New-York Wednesday. She
will visit friends in Montolair and in this city
Mrs Robert Orr and the Misses Orr, of Union
St, South Fuerton-ave.. Montclair, have
gone South for the winter and early spring. Just
now they are in Washington They have rented rented
their house TO the Misses Ford formerly or irving
Place. New-York.
Mr.. and Mrs A f. Bostwick of Mountain-ave..
Montclar. have taken a house in West Thirty
third-st. for the winter.
Miss Grace Dodge, OF No 262 Madison-ave., has
furnished the ''women's social room" which has
lately been put at the disposal OF the women
students of Teachers College Columbia University.
The handsome dark wood of the low bookcases and
comfortable chairs and sofas is offset by touches or
yellow and green in upholstery and paper The
the removal thereto of the office of Or. WOOD ana
T1ss Pps dud OF the
tea here every Tuesday afternoon Iae nE
dent; Frances Weems. vice president Frances H.
This guild continues popular and does SXGeent
work, Chiefly IN promoting g '9 fellowship anu
Columbia University 'sophs' Just now hold
ing weekly rehearsals at Carnegie Hall OF Au-
gustin Days clever farce "A Night on =, Which
the evenings Of December g. ana ~ ?, II e.
Chairman of the committee of arrangements.
The autumn meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
st. Vincent's Hospital. Manhattan, was held In
the hospital parlors Thursday. The president.
Mrs Joseph ]. O'Donohue. called the meeting To
order. After the minutes were read by the secre-
tary, Mrs Joseph Slevn. ir.. gratifying financial
statement submitted by the treasurer, Mrs.
Constantine J MacGuirc. The chief business of
this meeting was to establish building fund To
aid the Sisters charge of the hospital in meeting
the heavy expense incurred by the erection Of
new wing. already in course Of building. Hearty
Spouse to earnest appeal from the president,
H"spa W cooperae with the efforts
of the members iii this worthy Undertaking. since
Of III, e esu Is sc Re to the needs
"Wednesday, January Il, was selected as the date
of the annual auxiliary reception at the Waldorf
Astoria The preminaTies. Of this social event
selected their boxes. u
short but excellent Rrosramme of sntsFtain
Mrs a aqd Miss Of singing n SDg ey
Walsh. with Miss Burr at the piano, was executed
after the business meeting
Mrs Fillmore Cordit, of Verona n j. gave a
California luncheon" Wednesday, in honor of
Mrs. D. c. Baldwin and Mrs. Lewis c. Conklin, who
will go California next week. Covers laid
I for twenty-foUr Each guest after the luncheon
received n souvenir toast card of mounted Cali
fornia ferns Among those present Mrs.
Henry Ahlborn Mrs William A Smith Mrs Wal
lam II. williams Mrs. Wilbert Westcott, Mrs. John
Mrs 0hn NeT M Ausn jacob Mr Bay
Douglass. Mrs. Eugene Rebier Mrs. Charles Kent.
Jacobus Miss Lillian AtlIin and Miss Jessie Condit
Minerva Club will hold a social meeting to-mor-
row afternoon O'Clock, at the Waldorf-Astoria
The second meeting of the New-York Section of
the Council OF Jewish Women will be held on
Tuesday at S15 i. m. In the vestry of Tenn
pie BETHEL Seventy-slxth-st and Fffth-ave. Lewis
NJ Isaacs is TO be the guest the evening and
will deliver an address entitled The Development
Of Music in the Synagogue" The council through
its president Miss American. extends a cordial in
vitation to its friends and to all who may be in
terested.
The Shields Art Club will hold an exhibition Of
kindred arts the Clausen Gallery, No. Ssl Fifth
ave. from November 81 to December g. inclusive
The object of the club is to encourage art and the
struggling artists OF America in giving them the OPP
portunty exhibit their work in line with the
cessful artists Among the most interested patrons
and patronesses are Mrs. Russell Sage. Mrs r
Ogden Doremus Mrs Donald Mclean. Mrs. James
Branch Timothy l., Woodruff and Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Peters. The exhibition committee IS Mrs
Imogene King. Miss Louise Stocking Mrs Charles
Peck Miss Emma b. Shields Miss Florence Huber
waid, Mrs. Mae Benson and Mrs Gertrude Pope
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Metropolitan Hos
pta and Dispensary held its annual election at the
Waldorf-Astor on Tuesday. The officers elected
were as follows: Mrs Camille Birnbohm, presi-
dent Mrs j. p Miller. first vce-presidsnt; Mrs.
II e Scriptur second vce~president; Mrs. Fran
els A. Murdoch recording secretary Mrs. ]. Ella
Rood corresponding secretary Dr.. Jessie T. Boyle.
treasurer; Miss L. stocking. chairman executive
committees Mrs. Alex A. Brown. chairman ways
and means committee. and Mrs. George Howe.
chairman supplies committee
The auxiliary decided 10 give euchre on every
third Friday OF the MONTH the opening euchre 10 be
given at the Hotel st. Andrew Friday. Novem-
Waldorf some time IN December. the date 10 be
given later.
Ono of the most interesting social affairs OF the
fra, week in December will be tho bazaar TO be
held In the East Room OF the Waldorf-AstoriA for
the benefit of the Darraoh Home for Crippled Chill
dren. which II about to purchase nav and larger