New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

signori are among the notables who VIII he pres
the concert. reception and euchre to be given
by the members OF the Catholic Summer School Of
America at the WaldOrf-AstOria on April 70. The
whole second floor Of the hotel has been secured for
the occasion and great social success Is anticipat-
ed The invita- ions have been sent out only to those
interested In educational work. largely Increased
d S,oI ycTr,ai institute is 70 he estab
erecting a cottage, and the Boston. Albany and
i n,fu The Rev. Or. o. j. McMahon. president
Of the summer scnool. has just returned from
Lake Chamolain
Mrs Charles Frederick Naething has sent out
cards for reception at her home. No. 267 West
Seyenty-cecoad-st.. next Saturday afternoon from
until O'Clock.
\ beautiful dancing carnival was given in the
Harlem Casino recently by the childrens class OF
Nine. 81. JunGes Dancing School The event Of
the evening was a serpeGtine dance by Miss Ethel
Merker. a little maiden of eight who manages
sixty yards of silk in such a manner that only the
rippes OF white can be seen as she dances. She Is
said be the only child of her age who can dance
the serpentne. After her performance she was
big enough for her 10 stand under. skirt dance
was done BY Edna Merker. Mile Lang. Sadie
brilliant FloTTe I.veTmlrc and a pretty flower
dance executed by Alfred and Ethel Merker
Anita Stiger and Myrtle Mayer Alice Rossnbor-
ough danced the Navajo" and Lille Baker a tiny
maiden of five. executed pretty solo dance After
rted Alfred Merker receiving the first boys prize.
a diamond ring, and Ethel Mcrker the FIRST girls
prize, also diamond ring. Other prizes
awarded to Joseph Brivati. Grafton Rooney. Alice
Rosenborough. Millie Lang Myrtle Mayer Lille
Raker. Bertha WCrtheimer. Edna Merker Gretchen
Dome and Raby tanning. Alfred Merker on be-
half OF the class, presented fine pieces OF sill
yer 10 Nine. St Junse-
By the courtesy OF the Society of American
Artists concert for the benefit Of the Society OF
Italian Immigrants VIII be given April . IN the
Vanderbilt Gallery Fine Arts Building No H5
West Fffty-seventh-st. Mrs. Winthrop Chanler is
chairman % the committee OF arrangements her
assistants being Miss Ethel Cram Miss Helen
Durham; Mrs; f. l. Y. Hoppin Mrs. Cadwalader
zones MIS-. Eliot Norton, Mrs. IOrillaTd Spencer,
MISS stone, Miss Virginia Potter. Miss Sarah l. r.
Lee ana Miss Kutty. Among the patrCnesScs
MISS G anleT. Mrs. James Gayley, Mrs Robert
hoe, Miss Carotta Lowell. Miss Anne r. Morgan,
Mrs Howard Mansfield. Mrs. G. \. Meyer Mrs
Russell. Mrs. II. 70. Robbins. Mrs W. Dousias
Sh ane. Mrs. Alexandra Tiscn and BarOnessa Tosti.
The Merry MasqueTs. the dramatic club OF Nor
NAL College. presents AS You Like It. in the coll
leGe chapel. Sixty-eighth-st and Park-ave on Sat
urcay evening. April o. 1t is given for the benefit
of the scholarship fund. While Normal College is
not pay college many could not take the course
If they supported meanwhile; hence tho
fund.
Elma Smith, daughter of Mrs Sol Smith the
actress is the Rosaiind She was chosen by the
clrb out OF four selected by vote to read one OF
the scenes, preliminary TO casting H. Miss Smith ii
taking the postgraduate course at the college She