New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

Eugene II. Porter. Mrs. Charles H. Emerson Mrs.
K; Freeman Abertson, Mrs. Edward Leeds Good
Mrs William X McDermott Mrs Edward b.
JenkS and Mrs Charles Z. Johnson.
The westchester Philharmonic Society will, give
q symphony concert. the last OF a series of must
cal entertainments. Tuesday evening. in the
The a1ts With wit Frank Damrosgh as
Myron W Whitney. jr.. well known in New-York
and Washington.
A concert for the benefit of the Heartease Shell
ter and Home. No. 315 West FIfty-third-st.,
Of Music
At the social meeting of the Rainy Day Club Of
which Mrs. a. n. Palmer the president. TO be
held az Carnegie Hall Wednesday afternoon. the
guests Of honor Will be Mr.. and Mrs Sidney. Of
London England. Mrs Sidney IS the daughter OF
the late Mrs. Croly Jenny june. Among other
guests invited are DR.. N. NJ. Miller and ". j.
The April meeting. Of the club IS 'gentlemen's
ATTRACTIVE programme has been arranged by Mime.
Won klenner. chairman Of programme; assisted
X. \. FIque and Mrs. G. b. Wallis.
The Art Workers Club for Women will hold free
loan exhibition OF paintings the Neghborhood
House. No lS4 Eldridge-st.. from Monday. April L.
Monday. April .. This exhibition is designed to
give the people Of the neighborhood the educa-
tonal advantages Of seeing good pictures. A sim
Fast S ns IsitS R far ndped ' fbod
persons in one month The Art Workers club is
cooperating with the Womans Auxiliary OF the
University Settlement Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bauman. OF Jansen-ave..
Marble Hin. KinEsbridge. announce the engage
ment Of their niece Miss Emma Louise Seibel TO
Samuel Leverich Price, also of Kinssbridge.
Viewed from many standpoints. the musical break
fast TO be given by the Vassar Students Aid So
ciety the Waldorf-Astoria on Auril 90 prom
ises 20 be one Of the most interesting feat
ures Of the spring season. Mrs. Henry Clarke
Coe and Miss Dele Fay Norris. who are cooper
atEg with each other in its mana cement are great
~ encouraged by the widespread interest exhibited
| IN their plans. attested b. the general demand
for boxes and The tickets will be out in 4
few days and WILL as last year. be s. each includ-
ing breakfast.
The musical VIII take place in the grand ballroom
at Il o'clock sharp and last little more than an
hour Following it there will be reception 1T
which Ms Benjamin b. Oden wife Of Governor
odeiI: President and 1Irs. Taylor. OF Vassar and
n number Of prominent women will receive with
Mrs. Coo and Miss Norris.
At the close Of the reception the breakfast will
be served IN the two restaurants on the Fifth-ave
side Of the hotel. Tables for small parties of five
anc upward are 10 Be rvcd for those who desire
them. This Plan Will enable those attending the
alIdlr 10 arrange their groups at the tables
IT VIII be a green ana white affair throughout the
oSiilIooh anq liable decorations being in those
colors Following the arrangement of last
n. j decided
listed largely from the Nassar Students Aid So
ciety. Miss Caroline y. Pelsram. who acted as
duties
Some Of the patronesscs and bozholderg arc Mines
and Sle pat 9gr P;Te e is HgnTy G. Coz
Mines Frederick J. Swift. Charles i. Sprague. Ar
thur Scott Hcrenden. Frank Scott Gcrrish. Robert
Tavlor. William =. Cornell Charles j. Harr:h
George B. HuTd and Cyrus :. SedgWick, Miss Caro-
+ Malcolm. The proceeds are for threcfold OBJ
JeCt First, part or them viii be used for the ciu-
cation OF the young girls who are maintained At
asSar by the NcW-Nork City branch OF the Vas
sar Aid. OF which Mss Norris is president
other part viii De given 70 NaSsar for its endoY-
mont fund, which John ID Rockefeller has prom
ised help by duplicating every dollar raised by the
friends Of the college up to S2oGo9 by June !. and
n third share Of money win be applied The
fund continuing the musical studies Of the Kcl-
lcrt brothers. who the Brussels Con-
servajorv last spring by Mrs. Coe, TO have their
musical talents developed unGer the guidance Of the
masters there.
Mrs. Walter Lester Corr Of No GS West Fifty
frst-st. announces the engagement Of her daugh-
late Nicou Floyd ElmendorD. to Edward Kendall
Rogers. Of Mrs. John Deveritt Rogers, OF No.
50 East Seventy seventh-st.
card party was given Saturday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Charles p Noyes No. Park
ave by the Bide-a-wee Club which provides a
home Cor stray cats and dogs and also for
broken down horses temporarily. The proceeds from
tire party VIII be used I'm aid of the home At Yonk
ers PARK a series Of entertainments being planned
tomoble trip. when tho members will visit B.de-a-
Wee Home.
The Amphion Choral Club. Of The Bronx. will