New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-22

son, Miss Birdie Amdursky. OF Syracuse; DR.. John
Mrs Max siff. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lasher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hirshfeld. M and Mrs Charles Hdss Davis Davis
Goodstein Mr.: and MIS-. N. Levy. Mr.: and Mrs IT
snd Mrs Kas ed NM and Epsten
and Mrs. Frank Carelson. Mr.. and Mrs. !, Kaiser
Miss Birdie Wolfson. Miss Irene Klein, Miss Flora
Kaiser. Miss Julia Hyman, Miss Belle Gerstman
H Hyman Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Goln,an. Joseph
Kaiser BENJAMIN GeTstman aaron S Neyns 1- Aie8
l. Isaacs. Mrs Moe sif and Mr.. and Mrs Spero-
The Portia Club of New York held its final meet
ing for the year last Thursday afternoon at the
home OF the president Miss Emile NJ. Bullowa.
No. IS East sixty-sixth street. Subjects for next
years study were 9 f Al te cos "a tbe
club.
A new club. which will be known as the Throgs
Neck Country Club. has just been Incorporated
and will take the place of the Century. which has
moved TO White Plains The Trumbull estate on
Throgs Neck has been leased by the club. and
about three thousand dollars will be spent in re-
courts in shape. The grounds cover twenty acres
and include an excellent bathing pavilion fronting
on Pelham Bay. A thousand invitations have been
issued by the club for reception and house warm
cludes both men and women among its members.
The Committee on EGucation-Miss Jane A. An
drews chairman, Mrs. George NJ. Bassford. Mrs
Henry Z. Rhoades-of the Westchester Woman's
Club gave open meeting last Wednesday after
In their hail in Mount Vernon The principal
feature was an address on Dickens by Prof. S
T. Frost. There were also contralto solos by Miss
Alice La S. Sanford. recitation from Timothy s
Quest" by Miss Eta E. Grimm. and selections by
the glee club of the Westchester Woman's CLUB.
At the first meeting after the annual election
in Boston of the officers and board Of managers
of the General Society Daughters of the Revou-
he nf-Cye Mrs IN
graham. Of New York. announced the following
committees:
Patriotic work-Mrs. Alexander NJ Ferris. 11assa-
chusetts, chairman; Mrs Stanley M Cas2ar'
Thomas Hin, Maryland; Miss Alkaline ". Sterling
New Jersey; Mrs. =. Worth Moffat North Caro- ,
George H. Raymond Delaware; Miss Martha S
qSTs0d rs 5 Ts TeW jersey Ms
Joseph ]. Casey, New York; Miss Mary A Kent
House-Aiiss Josephine wandeI; New York
chairman; Mrs. Treadwell l. Ireland Long Island
Chenev, Illinois; Mrs. peter T. Austin. Long Island
Press-Mrs. Alexander II. Ferris, Massachusetts
chairman; Mrs Joseph ], Casey. New York; Miss
Junior sons and Daughters-AIrs, Frank E. Fritz.
mr F2ancs e. STANLEY
sESana Kiss Ta Is hSEf4o vos Maand
AdInission-AIrs. Joseph J. Casey, New-1 ork
Mrs i carlton Sn'S n Moody. pennsylvania
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Adeline w. Sterling. chairman
i Mfs Zane West vrsina Mrs. Isaac o. Rankin
NewYOrk Mrs, Carlton NJ Moody, Pennsylvania rIsL
NJ Caspar Colorado.
Finance and Agdit-Mrs. John H; Abeel New
sylvania; Mrs. Peter T. Austin, Long Island; Mrs.
de - G@sSq; New-'ersey' Miss Josephine wan
Printing and Purchase-Mrs. John a. Heath.
Massachusetts. chairman; Mrs. Carlton NJ. Moody.
Observation-Disclosures Clara B. Adams Massachu-
setts. chairman; Mrs. Joseph J. Casey New York
The following are the officers and Board OF
Managers OF the General Society:
Presldent-General Mrs. d. Phoenix Ingraham.
New York; First observation-disclosures Mrs.
dent-cieneraI Miss Adane ". Sterling New Jer-
sey: Third ice-President-General. Mrs Thomas
I'M Maryland: Recording Secretary General, Mrs
Carlton NJ Moody Pennsylvania; Corresponding
Secretary General. Mrs. John A. Heath Massa-
Pennsy lvania; Registrar-General, Mrs. Joseph ].
Casey. New York; Historian General Mrs; Alex
ander NJ Ferris, MASSACHUSETTS,; Iibrarian-Gene:ai.
Miss Clara a. Adams. Massachusetts.
ginia: Mrs. Eugene c. Herndon. Pennsylvanla;
Mrs. Francis E. Stanley. MASSACHUSETTS; Mrs
Isaac 3 Kah' NSw ,rajnja Toss MarvI9nd
Mrs T. Worth Mofat. North Carolina; Mrs. L. c.
Minnesota Mrs. Emily RaJhvon. Colorado,
The woman's Auxiliary OF the Educational ALI
ance. No IN East Broadway, has arranged for
exhibition OF work of the art and domestic and
science classes next Thursday. from until and
from s until 10 o'clock 10 be followed by a recep-
ton at the Alliance home
Last wednesday evening several Harlem friends
were the honoted guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs s " Bryan, No. 3s East Nineteenth-st
Among them were Mr. and Mrs j. Simon. Mr. and
Mrs George w. Opp. Miss Hattie Cohen. Harry
Simon and many other uptown friends
Mrs Kate Upsor Clark IS receiving warm con-
CALCULATIONS upon ner safe from her success
.uI seventy-four days lecture trip during which
she spoke thirty-seven times. Womens clubs and
church societies constituted most OF her audiences
but the patriotic organizations also heard her on