New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20

which included Mrs. Gould and Mrs. William A
Hamilton. left New-York in their private car
Atlanta on Tuesday, and they are expected 10
return the middle of next week. At High Point,
which is twenty miles from Aiken Mr.. Gould
has of the best stocked preserves in the
country. 1t consists of ten thousand acres OF
forest and scrub and it abounds with Wild game
of every description.
number of friends and relatives were pres
ent at the baptism OF the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Y. La Marche Tuesday. The
name Katharine Adele given to the baby,
and the sponsors were Mrs. Felix La Marche and
Frederick Byrne Of New York. Immediately
following the ceremony a luncheon was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. La Marche, in Sec
ond-st
Mrs Kingdom entertained at bridge whist on
Thursday afternoon at Georgian Court the fol-
lowing being present: Mrs. Lewis B. Stillwell,
Mrs, E. S. Beard Mrs. J. q. Patterson. Mrs. NJ.
A, Worth, Mrs Walter r. Bynner, Mrs. ". II.
Proctor and Miss Downer.
DR.. Irwin Howell Hance the host at
dinner Saturday evening which he gave at
his home near Forest-ave. Among those pres
ent Philip Rhinelander Henry 0. Walker,
Charles Lathrop Pack John Miley, Dr.. Charles
L. Lindey. John Y. La Marche, Horace Waters
and Francis NJ. ROseI.
The week end guests at Georgian Court In
this country; Mr.. and Mrs. F. Y Dalziel and X.
H. Russell.
A number of pretty Iuncheons have been given
at the Country Club this week among the
largest being that of Philip Rhineander on Mon
day. and Radcliffe Hicks, who entertained a
large party on Wednesday.
Among those who viii entertain guests over
Thanksgiving are Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Jasper
Lynch, Mrs Charles Lathrop Pack Mrs. Will
lam b. Leeds Mrs J. Y. La Marche and Mrs
William A. Hamilton.
Mrs. Jasper Lynch president of the Ocean
County branch OF the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty TO Animals, has just completed the
annual book of the work of the society
Mrs Charles Lathrop Pack has her guest
Miss c. p. Sherwin, of Cleveland Mrs Pack it
Miss Sherwln's honor.
a meeting of the Woman's Aid Society of All
Saints Memorial Church held Wednes-
day afternoon. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: President Mrs
Schwartz first vice-president. Mrs. w. R. Byn-
ner; second Nice-prcsident, Mrs Mary Hurlbut;
secretary, Mrs. S. s. Beard; treasurer Mrs NJ. V
Wills. After the adjournment Of the business
meeting the women considered the ACCESSIBILITY
of giving an entertainment to reduce the debt
on the parish house. They decided to hold a
bazaar on February %.
Recent arrivals at the Laurel House Include
Edmund PenfoId. W. H. Penfold, Miss Penfod
Miss Sayre. Mr.. and Mrs George I. Wheeler,
MI and Mrs: b P. Swenson j. G. Punderford,
c. A. Coe, Miss Merrihew, Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
II. Joline, Miss Baxton, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Fisk. Mr. and Mrs. John Moody A F. Whitney
George J. Seabury, Miss Eugenia r. Seabury,
Charles ". Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Todd
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Ostranger. Mrs. H. L.
Fountain, Mrs. Kicker John J. Roach. Hiram
Smith, William Bayard Blackwell, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry d. Hotchlliss. Mr.. and Mrs. g. Morgan
Browne Henry B. Taylor c. l. Cammann, jr.
Allan a. Ryan, J. p Fairchild. Mr.. and Mrs
H. L. Morton, z. l. Babcock. F. S Stafford,
F. W. McGoukrey, Mr.. and Mrs. James K
Smith, John Moller, ir, Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Storm. Mrs J. ". Surbrug John NJ. Ward, AL
fred Barker, John w. Philips Miss Surbrug
r. p. Schott, Miss Schoonmaker. ]. W. Surbrug,
CASTOR II. Rheims, Charles J. Rheims, Harry l..
Rheims. Ernest Voigt. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. Adeiuch Benziger, Mrs. Oscar Les
seirre r. F. Mcqueen. A. Peterson Mrs. NJ. E.
Fisk. Mrs. NJ N. Faversham. Mrs. NJ. J. O'Con-
nor, Miss J. c.. Keim, Mr.. and Mrs +. W. Scott.
Z. ". Knickerbocke~. Mr. and Mrs. ]. H DeY,
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Reynolds and Frank V L.
Hoppin. of New York