New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. DuttOn. of No. $50 West End
Mr.. ana Mrs c. II. Ellard. OF No. West One
| hundred-and-sevent from Great Neck,
Mr and us Mrs Herbert Maude Richards. Of No. sc7
West from P Japan and india MT z;
and Mrs Louis F4on psO1aoSo SO1lliO9 No. " West
] Mr. and Mrs. J. Sachs. OF No. 149 West Eighty
Mrs. w. +. Dodge and Miss Grace Dodge. of No.
262 Madlson-aye., from Bar Harbor and Riverdale-
Mr.. and Mrs David Eugene Smith. Of No. $50
West Elghty-eighth-st. from a tour through France
W Nr and Mrs F. II Sykes. Of Clairmont Hall.
Broadway and one hundred-and-twelfth-st' from
R9r and Mrs Y. I. Thorndike OF No. $50 West
hundred -thrd-st. from their eoun-
brp. p'td and Mrs. Thomas Dillingham;. OF No. West
! Forty -ninth-st., from Chesham, y. H., where they
have recently remodelled quaint old farmhouse
as Mr. 'STa ana MRS George A Miller. of AIOntolair
M2 and ha's Mrs Franz Abbott Of onehundrsd-and
| Mer's Place. Long Island
Mrs. Van Cleeve. Of The Ranch. in the Sweet
Grass Hills of Montana. is visiting her daughter.
Mrs Charles II Dugro OF No. II East Fifty-eighth-
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Rock. Green Spring Valley, Nd have returned TO
in Portsmouth. Mass, and New-York.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Christie and family. of Port
| land Place Montclair have returned from sojourn
at Westhampton. Long Island
! Mr. and Mrs IAyermore, Of South Fullerton-ave.,
Montclair, have returned from East Gloucester
Mass.
Mrs. II. ~ scoville of No. 2Oi2 Fifth-ave, gave
the first of a series of eat homes" on Friday.
| The National Society of the United States Daugh-
ters Of 1872 will hold its annual meeting on No
vernber a 15 l6 Il and 49, with the Empire Hotel.
sixty-third-st. and Broadway. its headquarters
On November Is the Daughters Will meet at a
luncheon. which viii be followed by reports OF ma
ionaI officers and addresses of the found1r general
and the historian general on the I'm iron from 10 . 70
city Chapter TO all delegates and members at Del
monicos.
The Woman's Aid Society of the Universalist
Church of Divine Love, Flatbush. Brooklyn. y. Y.
win hold fair the third week in November for the
purpose of raising funds finish the church which
Is now building. Mrs J. e Blood is president Of
the society.
The first meeting OF the season of the city branch
Of the Vassar Students Aid Society will be held
next Saturday afternoon. from until o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Henry C. Coe' NO west sew
eYtr-sixth-st Edwin Farmer who has studied the
r.aro in Italy and Germany. will play. and there
-yu BE an address. Tea will be served at o'clock
- - tg & WI sIIe m 9sy Norris and the officers Of the
society. THIS society lends money to young women
WHO wh college Gdueatio but nave not G p5% tne
supporting six girls al Vassar College.
The Contemporary Club, of Brooklyn, met on
! Tuesday morning at the home Of Mrs Forrest w.
! Ga Illsoa No. "a Buckingham Road. Flatbush. An
restrictive paper given by Mrs. w. s. Good
nough on "A Birdseye View of Contemporary Eu-
ropean History in 1907 followed by paper on
Manners End Customs in Italy During 1SO0-l40O "
by 8frs Charles Schlegel and another, on Marco
! Folio" f25i-l3A by Mrs Henry Marshall At the
| conclusion of the programme refreshments were
| provided by the hostess and social hour was
pleasantly enjoyed by the club The guests present
| were Mrs Charles Perpall. former member; Mrs.
/ J. W. Strout and Miss Irene Davis.
series OF six euchre parties for the benefit OF
| the Brooklyn Auxiliary OF the Little Mothers Aid
Association will be given at the Hotel ST, George