New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

Mrs Isaac a. Hopper wife of tho well known
politician, Of Harlem. is one of the most active
Eostesses Of that part Of the city. The Hoppers
| nave a winter home in Florida, near TAMPA which
during, me Southern season IS the scene OF fire.
quent house parties.
Mrs, Wallerstein IS giving a series Of Sunday
afternoon receptions with music, at her home No
I'd West Eishty-sXth-st, assisted by Miss Lillian
For the benefit Of the poor of st. Augustine
Chapel. in East Houston-st. sale Of painted
china was held in the parlor OF the Chats
worth seventy-second-st. ami Riverside Drive, on
TUESDAY afternoon and evening.
The Lenox Whist Club Will hold its next meeting
at the home of Mrs Henry Gallagher No. 459
den S we On on January G Miss NJ X MagGregor
entertained the club on Monday
Mrs. Edward Everett Spencer. Of No pa West
Seyenty-ff[h-st.. IS receiving informally on the
first and third Mondays.
breaking His Bonds" the title OF the four
act comedy presented by the Unity Dramatic Com
pany on Wednesday evening, when it's eighth an
nual entertainment AVID reception were held at T,b-
ling Casino, Observation-Disclosures and
st. Ann save.
Mrs. Henry P Conner Of Breton Hall. Eighty
sixth-st and Broadway. has out cards for the
lrSt Fridays during the season.
Preparations arc In progress for the annual en-
tertainment and reception OF the Union Boat Club
70 be held at tie Harlem Casino on the evening of
March 3. Tho affair IS under the nlanagemert Of a
committee consisting Of Thomas NJ Cahiu joseph
a. Carey. James Francis Edward I.aughran PbiIip
Sinnott, Cornelius c. Vail and Thomas MeaPber
The reception and ladies' night recently held at tho
Casino was largely attended Some Of those present
were Miss Alice Kenny Miss May Cahiu. Miss
Alice Hagerty, Miss May Wheelan Miss Alice
HUberty, Miss Emily smyth. Miss Josephine Bar
ron, Miss Anna Cahll, Miss NJ Shoemaker Miss
N. Dowd. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Carey. Mr. and
Miss Hjertsberg. Thomas NJ. Cahiu William IT
Herbst. William Q. Higgins. John Barron, Philip
Briggs. II. Leopold Council. Thomas Hughes
ward ScheAck and Robert Snow. ' 80
Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt and Mrs Margaret
Bottome were guests OF honor at a tea given NJ
the Three Arts Club No. sos Lexington-ave on
"Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Arthur Alfred Brooks have in
vlted a number OF friends to meet Ensign J Han
night January 3 at the Gerard The occasion will
De an Ice ana sH4| par y. ana powered coffnres
Anita Comfort.
Mrs. Israel J Merritt 1r,, will formally Introduce
her daughters the Misses Marie and saIlle Merritt
= reception the buckingham Oh Wednesday
Those who VIII assist in receiving will be the Misses
Gladys CIarkson, Helen Harris, Gladys Railway and
Helen Sherman, and Mrs. Arthur Van Siclen and
Mrs Oliver -. de Lano.
Mrs. George W. Hanna, of st. James Court Nine
ty-second-st and broadway will entertain with
a cuchre party or Tuesday afternoon and brIde.
whist Thursday evening
Under the auspices of the Euterpe Club one or a
series Of cerd parties was held on Monday after
noon at tho Hotel st. Andrew. W
Many uptown women are interested in tba con,
be given by the woman's auxiliary Of the
Metropolitan Hospital and Dlspcnsary. on TUESDAY,
January q at the aHyf do ~ Mrs camille
HOLDING a series Of card parties a. H. . .II 10
Andrew. One Of these was an event OF Friday al
teTnoon.
An excellent programme has beep .rrarg.4 ,o- +t