New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-01

Dr. DR.. gathering s ne TOwnssnd, Mrs. NJ D. L Magee.
Is PS sera9 smith and Mrs Louis oqtcot They
Edna Hill Brady. Miss Mary Inslee. Miss Julia
guests from out Of town We're the Rev Ro6eTt
NJ Beach, rector Of St UTiel Church at Sea Grit;
William J. Mccall Mrs. James NJ Usher and Miss
Emma c. Fales. Of Providence. r. I.
The Acadia Club gave a spring shirt waist dance
on Thursday evening at the ETerslie. The special
feature of the dance the sham serpenne battle
in the square formation. in which about two hum
dred took part. There were ten regiments. and at
tached to each were two daughters of the regi-
ment. The special features and arrangement of
the dance were planned by the clubs president
George Adrian Molleson. The officers were Miss
A 51G l.. Evans, neId narSnal. STANLEY Holcomb
MolesCn, Edward +. Hart, Thomas Herbert Smith
staff: Morton B. Sulzer, Milton F. Nevins. Joseph
X Hall. William r. Rqhl and Louis A. KISSING
Davis Joseph J. Bonneau, Mark Miller. w c.
different regiments. The daughters were Miss
Susan Morton. Miss Grace Bell Van Ripper. Miss
Nora Burke. Miss Lillian OBrien Miss Florence
G. Bailey Miss MILDRED , BFa5sset Miss ISL Ethel HaT,
Ienox Morton, Miss Agatha r. Beneke Miss
Florence I. Mennie and Miss Katherine Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Cahil of No. $50 West
One-hundred and-sixtyf rst-st., announces the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Florence Cahin. to
Thomas Henry Stanton
The patronesses of the Washington Heights Day
Nursery will give a charity euchre at the Heights
Club Bradhurst-ave. near One hundred forty
fourth-st, Thursday. May D. for the benefit of
the institution This is the last of a series of
euchres, and a number of handsome prizes have
been contributed by Mrs. John Terhune, Mrs. c.
Bray. Miss Ruth Mills Mrs. J. Dumphy, Mrs. Her
bert D. Lounsbury Mrs. John Francis Yawger, Mrs.
J. F. Stone Mrs. Van Willard Tyler. Mrs. @. l..
Mason Mrs. Charles Brake. Mrs. J. ?. Hands.
Mrs. Farrell Mrs +. d; sperry Mrs. Ed
Lopez. Among the patronesses are Mrs. +. p.
Jerks Mrs. " T. AleX9nder; Mrs; George jg
Romano. Mrs Louis Grant. Miss Adelaide Cham
berlain Mrs George Mason Mrs Wayland Trask,
Lyon, Mrs Eugene Hinkle Miss II. Brake Mrs.
w p. Baker and Mrs. William Youngman
The last meeting for the season OF the Prospect
Club was held at the home Of Mrs Ernest Kellar'
No 942 President-st. last Tuesday. American
Diplomacy" was continued, the chairman being
Mrs George B. Bretz. The first paper The
Attitude Of England in tto Civil War and the
Geneva Arbitration" by Miss Anna Hyatt. Mrs.
Z. S. Collier considered Diplomacy Under Cleve-
American Diplomacy in the orient" Miss Robert
sons topic was THE Hague Court Of Arbitration
Miss Edith Lanning accompanied by Miss Rhodes
gave vocal selections. MRS. g., r. DohheIoh pre-
sided. A business meeting and luncheon Will be
held at the Montauk Club on Tuesday. May s.
The Civtas Club held its last meeting for the
season on Wednesday at Assembly Hail. IN Pierre
pont-st, Brooklyn The work Of the club next year
will be slightly different from that of previous
years The debate on labor unions last month
was so successful that II has been decided
time should be spent on debates. Three subjects
chosen for debate next year rs the Domestic
Chaos the Fault OF the Mistress or the Maid?
Has Brooklyn Any Real Public spIrit?" shall
We Simplify Our Llvng?" The Rev. ]. Howard