New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-24

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Robert H Smith Mrs 4 Prsgss Mrs Charles Charles
son; Miss Jane Ryckman. Mrs NJ ~ C9nda, Mrs:
Appleton. Mrs. '' Edward Lackenbach. Mrs J. Fl.
Sutphin. Mrs Jesse Woodruff. Mrs George RAM
Mrs Julian d. Fairchid. Mrs John Reid Mrs T.
B. Coles. Mrs. Charles Templeton. Mrs Henri
Waither Mrs James G church. Mrs. John Block,
Mrs Robert Bruce Hull Mrs Hooe HINTS Mrs Aq 1a
Mrs staufen Mrs Muriock. Mrs Charles O'Don-
oughue Mrs Verien. Miss Smith. Mrs. Henry
Finch. Mrs William Cockrane. Mrs a II Briggs.
McAIlister. MRS G. W Ball Miss Conrow Miss
Chessman and Mrs Edwin H sayre-
Dr. and Mrs w d. McKim have rented the house
belonging TO Mrs. Eleanor G. Ames. at No 30 Mad
ison-ave.. Morristown. and will occupy il on May l.
DR. and Mrs McKim have lived at the Flags
house since last October but this house recent
" purchased by Ransom II. Thomas. who will spend
then reside there Probably the house will not be
ready for occupancy for Mr.. Thomas this summer
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Knox o, st. Louis
gueets OF Mrs Knox's mother, Mrs. Byron sherman.
a. The Homestead. Morris Plains. Mrs sherman
weeks but is now rapidly recovering
The regular meeting OF the Colonia Club vas
held at the house OF Miss Seaman No LIP Bush
Mrs Elias s. TomoI0ns president called the meet
ing to order and after the business OF the session
the meeting was handed over 70 the literary COM
mittee Miss Ludden chairman pro tenn, when a
most interesting and instructive programme was
presented Mrs Thomas Bishop read a paper
Tasso Miss seaman's paper was entitled Italian
Poets of the First Part OF the Nineteenth Century
me Poets OF the Latter Part OF the Eighteenth
Century" Miss Johnson gave a piano solo and
Miss Helen Chase sang.
Mrs Leonard L. Hill gave box party last
wednesday at ''PiI. PaH. Pour 20 Miss Eleanor
May Hanna The friends invited were Miss Gracs
Parker Lyon Miss Beatrice Sprague. Miss Felecie
Parker. Miss Mary Nash Miss Edith Bruen, Miss
Mabel Bage and Miss Elizabeth Winkier Mrs
Hill and Mrs. @. ". Hanna chaperoned the party.
and all entertained afterward at the AnsOnia
by Mrs. Hill
The regular meeting OF the Cambridge Club was
held last Monday afternoon. at the home OF Mrs
Alexander Robb. No. $40 washington-ave.. Brook
Ivn Christianity Under the Roman Empire was
the subject OF the meeting. Miss Cook opened the
programme with a paper on Constantine the First
Christian Emperor" Miss Watson gave paper on
illustrated by charts paper on Iose 5a
meeting concluded with tea and social hour
Last Tuesday afternoon a meeting was held at
the Barnard Club. Of Brooklyn. for the purpose OF
Increasing interest In the work being planned By
the Fxposition Travellers Aid Association. which
is connected with the Young Women's Christian
Association. The committee intends to have head
quarters in Manhattan where young women going
alone TO the exposition may obtain suitable intro
ductions Those interested in the movement want
t,.ntive and not rescue work. Several meetings
being aTranseG to Of Sne tRs Brooiyn Young
WOmens Association. presided at the meeting
Mrs Edmund James Palmer gave luncheon last
n IN a
Eighty-sixth-st 10 her niece Mrs. Helen Palmer
Andrus. daughter OF the Rev. DR. and Mrs \ J.
Palmer of this city. who married William l. An
drus last Thursday. The guests including the
bridal party. were Miss Palmer the maid Of honor:
Miss FIoretta Gilmore. OF San Francisco; Miss Flor
ence Hastings of Chicago; Miss Margaret Brod
head OF kingston; Miss Vera QUAD. OF New5urg;
Miss Edith Agnes and Alma Durlnt- New-York
The table was deliberately trimmed i'm green and
white The favors decorated cards with
picture OF the bride.
The Baron de Hrsch Ladies Benevolent Asso-
citation is to give a strawberry and ice cream fes
tivaI at Terrace Garden ON sunday evening May
% The members are working zealously to make
the affair a great success
Mrs r. Tokati entertained the members % the
German 4 mericnn Womeh's League, Of South
Brocklyn and their friends at her home NJ. ~
Thirty-ninth-st o. Thursday evening Preceding
the entertainment meeting was held. at which
matters relative to the app oaChirS State and
tional CAMPAIGNS were thoroughly discussed At
the close OF the ree,sv supper was served The
trolley outing OF the league VIII b. held Satur-
day july rs The party will start from SiXty-hfth-
St and Thrd-avc- 10 q. m Dinner VIII he served
on arrival ~ college Point. and supper ut y. N.
The entertainment committee has provided a pfO-
eramme % amusements
The enrolled Republicans Of the Wien and
XVIIIth Assembly districts. Brooklyn. VIII meet
ut Thirty-ninth-st.. near Thirteenth-ave. to-day
at u m Addresses win lie made by R.lI TOkaj
Charles + Hartzheiu. Charles \. Gardner James
Mcpherson and NJ. 5 CuIrmIH.
The Rubiustein club will give it's first musical
breakfast on May at the Waldorf-Astoria. begin
ming At = o'clock
Mrs A. NJ Cakins has invited half a hundred
people to meet Edwin Markham at her home No
19 West Ninety -second-st., next Wedncs law even
ing Mr. Markham will read some ~ his own
poems and Sidney IGEcr'S- There will be
music and musical Accomplishments.
THE SlWANOY DANCE.
A brilliant was witnessed at the New-Ro-
chelle Theatre Thursday night. when the silva
noy Tennis Club gave dance and coton. About
one hundred and fifty of the residents OF LaTch-
mi Nav- -Rp,b oDJ foOk