New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-21
items Of |ocial and Club Interesf.

s sE on a pilgrimage 20 Persiq Mrs Addison J
fS,otnermei. chairman Of reception OF Minerva. has
talned from Mrs AIcinous Fe-;on Janison t-eas-
urer' No. % West Fogty-Gt,.-s;.
Euterpe CluS o, which s1rs. Alcinous Berton
Jamison Is president VII gi,e "a cuchre on Tuesday
November %, ttc Hotel ST. Andrew Seventy
second-si and HToauV7y. pu D"cerber there will
Ds reception by Ms Jur-isnu. ~ her home No. IS
west torty-.fth-st wt,te ,.uto.Uc viI le at home
every fcw weeks Gur-na the winter This club Ia
arranging Tor great de,.. OF soci1l activity this
season. as Wei Vor5 ier clla.ity. Alfred y
cornell IS the .. s. couclctc- cf EULerpe Club
Among the ueWtcs. are Mrs. Charles H. Ward
Mrs Howard MacNGtt AIRS. !;oswe.. o. Stebbins
Mrs Helen T. Iduaey. 5tcs. J@ues King Cooke
Ms. Charles o. ,'yifia. 3ir- William W. Miller
Mrs Eugene Il Porter. IIs. Harry uaIIerstein
Mrs Charles = fcSI. -IIs Daniel Bates Mrs
Addison RotAcrln'l Airs ',h.,r.es Kenyon skinner
Mrs Henry Eaumsarteu MIS- Washington Burton
Mrs Mumiord A--z and Mrs. crank Parsons
Mrs Sarah 7 ItIrt,. PRESIDENT OF the women's
%nvIsoTy board %. l1r Steaeu-s club. held In
tortuH! iteetIHS a. h~l house SO 80 central PARK
known New-Nork women attended the meeting. the
which the i'm cree loaIat~ l,r.3ch m ,ce YalIs. Men,
Christian Associarioi. move pOpUl4rly the
men ~ NeW-Yor- civ
The Rev Crria Cozks. pastor OF the Church OF
students club. spoke OF ne origin and history OF
this student movement
Henry y Graham. . medical student OF tn. Col
lese OF Physicians aUe Surgeons. mentioned the
helpfulness OK the work wIch the wo1nen's ad-
vtsory board is doiny in providing Sunday evening
teas for noa--esident students OF NewYOrk-
OF the work. while Gilbert y Beaver the general
secretary. menuoned The Increasing opportunities
FOR usefulness which constantly presenting
themselves in this student heio. The attention o.
the women was called 20 the great responsibility
upon every Christian man and woman % means. %
that shall foster and develop Christian character.
The importance Of the fact that the students will
no a Ion dos " n n "a
life received emphasis Music was given by Mr.
Adams, a graduate OF Hamilton College. Luncheon
was served at 1890 O'Clock.
A fair for the benefit Of the New-York Home
for Conva!escents viii be held at the Buckingham
Hotel. FIfth-ave. AID FifJ!eth-st, on the after
noon and evening Of December / Mind reading.
palmstry and Mexican exhibit VIII be the special
attractions Of the fair and some Jack Homer pies
have been planned fer the amusement OF the chill
dren- Among those at the tables win be Miss Mary
Van Buren, Fanderpoel. president OF the New-YOrk
Home FOR Convalescepts; Mrs. Margaret ?. Buchan-
Mrs. James W. EandeIl, Mrs James Petersen.
Mrs. Charles r. Treat, Mrs. Bradford Rhodes. Mrs
Mrs 8. Milford Biatchfcrd. Mss Cirsce Bradsy
Mrs Walter Craig Carr, Mrs James r. Curran,
Miss e. D. NJ Ludkins, Miss Anna Harris Pate
son; Mrs; James = Pope. Nj, Mrs Chsrss Dwight
tr. and Mrs James II. Van NostI7nd.
modest building at No 4s9 East One-hun,Ired-and-
eighteenth-st is an entirely free institution which
weakened By disease or discouraged by enforced
id.eness The annual bazaar Is Its main source OF
I income.
On invitation Of Mrs James z. Pope and Miss
A E Sutphen Mary Washington Colonial Chapter
OF the Daughters OF tho American Revolution held
It's first social meeting OF tho present at the
Buckingham recently. The regent. Miss Mary Van
Buren, VanderpOel. received. assisted by Mrs. Pope
and Miss Sutphen- The historian OF the chapter.
Mrs. Charles r. Treat. presided. and Francis r
I q
River Valley in Revolutionary times Among those
present were Mrs. PaysOn Merrill. Mrs George P
Slade. Mrs. Syivanus Reed. Mrs. L g. Qu!nlan.
Mrs. Oliver Livingston Jones. Mrs. Prayer. Mrs.
Campbell. Mrs. 5. Milford Batchford. Mrs. Charles
Sabin. Mrs. William Montgomery IsaaCs Miss
Pettus. Miss Hitchcock, Miss Meta Gibson. Miss
X. s. Jackson. Miss Anne Harris PattesOn and
/ Mrs VaIasquez The next meeting Of the chapter
will be at the buckingham Hotel on the first Fri
| day in December.