New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

Bur5ette conductor: Mrs. Mary Thurston. guard
Miss Elizabeth Goshen. assistant guard; Miss Mary
Thurst5n, assistant conductor: Miss Janet Black.
musician: Airs. Sadie n. Hawkins secretary: s.
Mahrenholz. patriotic instructor; Mrs. Mary
Graham delegate 20 conventions. The installing
officer was Colonel schaefer. Of Sumner Post as
sisted by the officers OF Sumner Womans Relief
vice-presIdent Of No. 15. Miss Mssie Green. Dele
cations were present from Hooker. oliver T1lden'
Alexander Hamilton. Hancock ana sumner corps
Other guests % honor were John A. HAWKINS. Mrs;
Evelyn Meberg. state department chaplain. ana
CORPS To Mrs Eugenia Baisy. the retiring presi-
bv The T715erfiIr Cor7s and she in turn pre-
sented her retiring secretary Miss L. Mahrenhoz.
N1rrav 'nresented Mrs. Cary with handsome
.,- yro31 he Nan5erbIlt Ladies Aid Society and
So1e 81 veterans in recognition OF her liberal hos
ritallty which she extended 20 them through the
month OF November. when they were arranging FOR
ket Of flowers from AIRS. Harriet Campbell. an
Ind march was led by Commander Murray and
President cary and the dancing extended into the
early morning hours
The Portia Club. organized IN tho fall Of 1871
by the graduates Of the womaE's law class Of the
NeW-Torx University win give a luncheon 70 It's
frien6s on Arrfl y at ] o'clock at the BUcking-
ham Dean Ashley and Professor Russeil. OF inc
&cw-YorE University, the lectlIeIs oL ne S,} ~,
invited guests are Mrs. J. p NUM- Miss helen N
Could Miss Mary Isabella Pettus ana some H'eil'-
bers OF the alumni
Arrel.e L'Oiseau. who IN private Is Mrs George ].
Byrd. gave a unique and interesting entertainment
IN the Myrtle Room Of the waldOrf-AstoTis on
TUESDAY evening. entitled Original Illuminated
$3.50 $3.50 ,-i,t one Hundred Illustrations" Amele
isea VIC hs Is fhs WiGcS Of George J. Byrd
Tor many years a popular member OF company 1
OF the 7th Regiment
The Tgarleouin Point euchre 20 be given in the
Aston Gallery OF the Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow
evening for the benefit OF ths summer home OF the
william T. Davis Free Industrial school ior Grip
MED children al no. AZ West Fifty -seVenth-st'
viii bav. many unusual and picturesque features
The markers are TO Dc the members OF the junior
league" OF the society and their friends many OF
whom viii be dressed in Folly costume. Inc
Farne win be played IN sections OF forty. Each
Tnanass- % section viii wear badge Of the color
Of her section and a flag Of the same color VIII Dc
M I hr 81 f s Fish VIII have charge Of the
euchre, assiFte6 bv Edward Davis Jones Whltney
Lyon Ms Edwin d whfEae Slry NT pyer viii have
charge Of the prizes. OF when there VIII 10 se'
Mrs Edward Davis Jones and Mrs Hugh REID
- NloTa viii be the cas- nl ~ AZ. Mrs Frank
II Du-yea. Mrs. A. 3. Csrrington Mrs Chester q
o1zSos m. mrs FSea FrsRk Rags S Mrs. sTe. San
fSTo hjIng Mrs Edwin D. Msaiey' a sonrosdsT .
Mrs Charles Drew. Mrs yilsm Burke 1880 M5s ~
son. Mira Alfred watkins, Mrs. W: Il ~ Austin On
= r vsa ssiGlas' M Mrs. A!Sst poster, NJ.
Leonard Hill
A musical was given on Saturday evening BY
! Miss Frances JRuss At the home Of her mother
] Mrs Charles Janss, No. LESS Weshington-eVe
Those who took part were Mss Jsuss. Miss
Dorothy Gran. Miss HaTI1ette Diehl Robert orsn
Charles Hengelein and I. A Kerr. Others present
were Miss Josephine Diehl. Mrs. Charles HenGe-
ZEN. MIS- Henry Hsngelein. Ars. george Sran'
9laurice Grau. Mss Alkaline Aims. Mis- L n
Manton Ludwig JausH. Robert Ice. George Man
ton. Charles Diebl Miss Anna Dyson. Miss Ma
llda Dean. Miss Marie Mignon and Miss Gertruoe
Grau.
The FIRST OF a series OF monthly suchre parties Of
the Merry Makers Euohrs club was given At the
! home q the president Mr. and MIA Richard