New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-01

viii give talk on Wireless Telegraphy~ an&
Professor Peckham. of Adelphi College. viii give
some experiments and illustrations. The RT0l
gramme was arranged by the science COMMITTEES.
Long Island Chapter OF the Daughters OF ths
Revolution was entertained on Thursday by Mrs
Tredweu L Ireland. No 9H Albemarle Road. Flat
bush. Mrs. Tredweu entertained her guests WITH
a musical and literary programme. Mrs. Georges
w Schaumberg read paper on Bit OF Ola
Concord" Mrs. l. X Funk sketched the ufe oe
Ethan Allen. and Miss Annie Roome. the probation
officer. told something Of her work in the Gates
ave police court Miss r. Helen Toothe contri6~
uted some piano solos Refreshments were served
at the conclusion Of the programme. and an hour
were Mrs Hamilton Ormsbee. regent; Mrs Pstsc
Il Ausyln, MIS- L49mas MOON Mss A. a Cielstea-
George B. F. Randolph. Miss josephine X. Anler-
Miss Lillian Cook. Miss Nellie S. Brown. Mrs
sherman EsselStyn, MIS- NaienIlne H. Ever5lls
Charles A Latham, Miss Ella EVELYN Nook. Mrs
Suydam and Mrs. Edmund Terry.
The concert given recently at the Netropolftza
Opera House by the Young Womeu's Christiau
Association was a great success musicaIly. bus
owing to the heavy expenses incurred. il added
only few hundred dollars TO the assocauops
who purchased tickets for the affair.
A unique entertainment OF minstrelsy and vauds.
Vile viii be given by members OF Laurel Chap
evening of May q at the Harlem Casino The
minstrel misses will black up ON the stage ana
Miss Doris Wilson and Margaret Hubbard Ayera
A concert was given at the Waldorf-Astoria- en-
Thursday evening by Miss Anna Jewell Hiss
Jewell was assisted by Miss May Corin sopranos
Arthur Bernstein. violoncello, and Eugene Benz
stein, second piano.
The Young Folks League OF the Young Women's
Hebrew Association gave subscription dance in
the Astor Gallery OF the Waldorf-AstOria. on
Saturday evening.
The Ohio Club OF which Mrs. Frederick Morris
mer Nicholas is president. ended its first year With
a reception and programme OF music. addresses
and readings the afternoon of Monday April -
at the Ansonia- About sixty persons were presents
The special feature Of the programme was an adj
dress by Carlton Chapman on the experiences. %
the news 'gathercrs during the Spauish-Amerieaua
War DINERS who contributed toward the alters
Moons entertainment were Mrs Winchester Fitch4
Miss Annabel Mack Mrs Enrique Miller FrederieA9
Mortimer Nicholas. F. W. Wallis and Mrs. john
FIaIbert Vaughan. Mrs. Vaughan giving readings
and the others vocal solos Miss Flora Macdonald
and Winchester Fitch acted as accompanies. ana
Mrs. Samuel Holden Parsons as chairman OF tha
entertainment committee. had the programme IN
charge Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Milton L Southland, Mr.. and Mrs. John Halbers
Vaughan, Mr. and Mrs Winchester Fitch. Mr.. ana
Mrs Edward Everett Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. Sans
uel Holden Parsons. Mrs. Charles Conrad Ruth-
rauH, Mrs. =. ID. Gray, Mrs. ElWln Kane SleWaFS
Miss Hannah GazieN. Mrs j. n Love. MIS- - Ea
Fursman. Mrs. J. TEayer, Mrs. Enrique Miller
Mrs. c. ?. SAWYER. Mrs Alfred GoodelL Mrs @ y.
GoodelI Mrs. W. Lee Caldwell. Mrs William Iil5t
Hatch Mrs Harvey W. Hail. Mrs John b. WighE-
Mrs v Harcourt Mrs T. b. Shaffer Mrs r A.
Thomas. Miss Florence Lewis. Miss Flora AllcF
Donald Miss Helen Galpin. Miss Leone WaserI
Carlton Chapman and z. W. Wallis
The Woman's Republican Club OF Mount vernou
has sent out invitations for its annual reception, "a
be given ON Monday evening. Nav g. at the hons
of Mrs A. T. Banning. No 2S South Third-ave.
Mrs George Preston HOtalng gave box parry
FOR Young people on Friday evening at Carpsgia
I,vceum for her son. George r. Hotaling. ana
Henry Appleton Knowles of Boston. students a
given bv cap and Bells the dramatic society q
williams A supper followed at the savoy
A tea will be given at the home Of Mrs lie Roy
Broun No 20 West Eighty-second-st.. on Wetness
day Nav T. from to D. m. for the benefit or tha
charity fund of the United Daughters OF the Cou<
federacy. During the last winter the calls upon
this fund were so frequent that il found necsst
sary 20 take some steps TO replensh the treasurg
for this purpose. No cards have been issued no$
tices having been given from the chair the lata
regular meetings Of the chapter. and also at the
recent annual luncheon. All members OF thd
United Daughters OF the Confederacy are invited,
together with their friends. Through the charity
fIl1d ~ tbe Nev-Yor< Chapter this organizatioi
I,-i- ~ ssT winter and h is bODsi that ff- ~
sire to repIenish the fund for this purpose VIII neal
with the hearty support Of all interested
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