New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-28

-N''e-e4''i' A't'-iiies No est olN-ttitl4-St
IN entertainment for the benefit OF Auxiliary No.
Is, Stony Void Sanatorium. VIII be given at the
auditorium Of the Horace Mann School One-hun-
dred-and- tweHt.eth-st. and Broadway. next Tues
day afternoon, at o'clock. Miss Beatrice Her
ford VIII give some monologues. and Miss Jessie
Snay pianist, and Hans Kronold. 'cellist will play.
Tickets may be had from and checks made pava-
bic TO Mrs Frank j Sprague No 116 Riverside
Drive, or Mrs. James r. Wheeler. No 1873 West
ne-huudred-and-seventeen Seats are 81,
auxiliary 10. Is is composed OF women Of the
Sanatorium a young girl suffering from tubercu-
losis; Mrs. Monroe Smith is chairman Of this
auxiliary.
The trieuuiaI convention OF the International
Order Of the Daughters OF the King which was 10
have been held in Boston IA conjunction with the
General Convention Of the Episcopal Church next
October. viii not go to that city. There are only
few chapters of the order in Boston and these
tanning the four hundred women who usually at
tend the convention. New-Haven mas made a DID
arrangements it will go there Connectcut has
number more chapters Mrs. NJ r. Bradley, Of this
city. is the president OF the osder.
The Mothers Circle IN connection with tho Bed
ford Park Public School. held it's regular monthly
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the schoolhouse
The Rev. A. IL. Mckinney. who delivered an ad-
dress on The Adolescent Period made an ear
nest appeal to the mothers to study their children
carefully. and to guard their words and actions. so
that the child should never doubt their affection
Mr.. Davis. the principal Of the school. said: /
have to tell the same story every time I address
you and that is the great help the Mothers Circle
IS to US teachers. We have no y OF melSQriHs
it. the help appears IN so man, Wa .5, MI NJ
were enjoyed by all present. Mrs. Frank Wander
thanked the women fcr their support and generous
help during her term Of Office RepGrts We're Te,a
Urer, Mrs. Thomas Hedey; the chairman or com
mittees Mrs > NJ BaIIer. ana MI ~ Sc' s1o1p
The annual election took place enc 5he ~ U.s.
officers elected President, Mrs. = NJ balzer'
Mrs. Charles Graham: assistant secretary Mrs
William MacKnight; chairman Of the reception
tainment committee. Mrs. P. .. Jerreys; chairman
OF the visiting committee, Mrs John ttotSlinS'
chairman of the decoration committee. Miss NJ B.
Stout and advisory mother, Mrs John Haupt
Over twelve hundred invitations were sent out by
tho women in charge OF the Architectural League
tea held yesterday afternoon from to o II was
the first departure OF the kind ever attempted by
the league, and was in line with many OF the
other innovations instituted during this. the nine
tenth annual exhibition. The patronesses were
Mrs Robert W Gibson. Miss Myra B. Martin
Mrs. J. William Fosdick. Mrs. Kenyon Coz. Mrs
James Brite, Mrs. Charles n. ISrasls, Mrs. Joha a
Teemirg- Mrs Frederick Ciotthod Miss Elizabeth
Finley. Mrs. Frederic Crowninsheld, Mrs + ?
Srerrv Mrs Charles Lamb Mrs. George ". Breck.
Mrs. Warren r. Briggs, Mrs. Frank I2u Mond'
Mrs J. Langdon Schroeder. Miss Budd. Miss Arch
Poid 1JoI1s Stu lgFls. r. Freedander Mrs D. E
Wad. Miss Alice Jones. Mrs. Frank ~, Wells,
Frank NIiilet ard> Miss Janet Sender.
The tea was he'd in The galleries or me ~ ZINE ArS9
receiving in the Vanderbilt Gallery.
The Ladies' Blkur Cholim Society Industrial
School viii give its annual Purim festival next
"Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, in its new
rooms. No Jos Forsyth-st.. near Broome. a musi-
cal programme VIII De sIteh US IIcitt Mss
T,IIa schwartz and julius Beck. The pupils Of the
school will perform miscellaneous exercises.
vK-y1,s-, Butler Yeats will address the members
NJ tho Women's University Club and their guests
on Poetry in the Old Time and in the New. next
Thursday eyenInsi p, az Il, $40 1''-N' 81 '''
A pretty scene took place a few days ago at the
Collegiate school. Trinity School and Trinity Par
iSb school when Miss Mary Van Buren, Wander
poeI. in her capacity OF regent Of Mary Wash
inrfon Colonial Chapter. Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Revolution. presented 10 each n beautifully
framed fac-simile of the Declaration or 1ndepen-
derce The COLLEGIATE School Is probably the old
est i'm the country. having been established IN con-
nection with the old Collegiate church in l653 or
three wears before Harvard College was founded
In the hall. tablets, is the ron ~ ti- Ae.I L
~ -,r res, ttTSurh tie old Dutch. Colonial and
Revolutionary Terio1s WIN Ul Iy;+9- 7 r1r, beid
he town Trinity and Trinity Parish schools were
t5cb Of the schools Miss NanderuOeI and the
women Who accompaned nsr were bCVs Esvs the
TaT9,l "a Fanncr'' and LemueI c. Mygatt. the
5tpgd master. made patriotic speech The pre-
sentation Of the fac-snilGs Wa SGs H go
fact that the original Declaration OK 5
is no longer exhibition TO the PuO"1' Ale
pictures were framed in old oak.
Tho nuDiIs Of the Music School Settlement will
rive a benefit concert for the school on the after
noon Of March TO- at o'clock in Mendelssohn iial-
No 19 West Fortietn-St Iney I'LL WI Ll'E PIANO
sistauce OF Nine. Schumann-Iieink, u cr L@o'o
'CasaIs and M Nanres's strlns orchestra class
Tho hoard OF managers Of the New-YorS Home
for Convalcscents Will meet tomorrow at O'Clock
at the Buckingham
A. go, REGULAR meeting Yesterday forenoon at the
r1o,ol buckingham the Wonens Auxiliary to the
American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society
voted to send a letter OF thanks 10 President Cas-
s.dv of Queens for his courage in standing by his
Park and speaking and voting fqT II at ne PIoMo
tionment on last Friday. \ nominating COMMITTEES
Was also appointed. follows: Mrs. George Ste
Pl.r' Banchard Mrs Samuel Milford Batchford
and Mrs James Ranaa = ne a9nual n Ne III W.
step was taken with regard 20 the FraunceS Tav-
ern Park matter.
Mr. and Mrs. H. ". Mabie will be the guests OF
Mrs. \. =. stone and Mrs, F. F. MaIbury No.
10 West Fifty-ninth-st-, during the week.
Sonora Francisco z. Fonseca OF Central Park
West this city. viii sail for a visit 10 Cuba to-
morrow. She viii take her children with her. going
as far as Havana with her husband. who intends
making trip 10 the interior TO visit some Of the
large toblCcO/ plantations Sonora Fonseca will at
tend a. reception to be given by Sonora Palma. the
wife of the President The latter having been a
ueighbor in his bOyhood and a friend for many
years Of Senior FOnseca. Later the family VIII
make an extended tour o. the island and Will re-
turn TO their home in this city Tn May.
WITH ppOOUTVN CTUpc