New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13

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Mrs. Richmond Gibb Mrs Walter Glib. Miss Cora
Mallory. Miss Helen Judson Mrs. Alfred l. Nor
ris Mrs William NJ Fleitman. Mrs. Philip RuN-
ton. Miss Mary Q. Maxwell Miss Louise Iousey'
Mrs James Timpson Mrs. Thomal Callendet' MS.
Adele Bull Mrs Russell f. Prentiss. Miss Louisa
Lee. Miss Gertrude RoXauna Reecher, Miss Nil
lccnt Turtle Miss HilieEarde Turtle. Miss Jessie
NeerEaard. Miss Mary Guhd. Miss Elizabeth Pack
Knowlton Miss Frances Williams and Miss Marian
Mr.. and Mrs. G waring stebbins gave another
OF their musical evenings AZ home on Wednesday
Of last week Those contributing 10 tho programme
Mrs. Mhe-Hardy who gave "Elizaheths
Greeting to the Han Of Song" from Tam
hsuser." and Nj StehbIns's Thy Presence; Miss
Ethel Forsythe Little "A BROOKLYN favorite. and
Mr. and Mrs Stehhins. The attendance included
4lr. and Mrs, John Van Buren, Thayer Mr. and
Ian, Mr. and Mrs. Barclay DumhaIn. Mr. and Mrs
Mildred latte. br. and Mrs W. y person Mrs.
n Weber, Miss Alice Pate. Miss Dora Fuller. Miss
Fay Randall Henry Carly. Albert Spooner and
John Andrews.
Miss Kate Carleton. Of No. LIZ Dean-st. gave
a musical on Wednesday evening Of last week for
the benefit Of the free knderrartcn. The only
professional was Mr.. Jacobs who gave violin
solo The remainder q the programme was In
terpreted by those interested IN the Kindergarten.
They were Miss Hazel Carpenter pianist; Miss
DORIS Fuller and Miss ruth Barrett. soloisis;
gave several tftftlloTS on iIe tIuIus lAHNoIn ana
guitar.
\ so!ree musical was given by wilford Waters
IN his studio. at No. l05 NontaGue-st-. Thurs
day evening OF last week. The programme was
interpreted by Olive Fremstad and wUford Wat
teIs InyltatoIs were sent 70 thee patronesses ~
probably give several others.
The committee 81 tho old Rideamus dances. ono
OF the most popular assemblies on the i'm. has de-
cided to give a dance on Thursday March q az the
Pouch Gallery. owing 90 the urgent appeals for
renewal OF these dances. which We're discontinued
Minton Eidrtdsa SIrg Henry Moal. Miss WooS
null. Miss Florence Hanna. Miss Ethel Stockweu
includes Mrs William b. IIurd. Mrs. Frank Russell
BAKER. Ars. Jesse Nog4hull. Mrs. Orris Il. FL
s,ockwelI.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Hurley Of Flor
ence Court Will give dance for their daughter.
Miss stell9 r., Field. at the PlerrsPont Assembly
The annual dance Of the Epsilon Chapter or the
Alpha Delta Sigma Fraternity Will take place on
Wednesday evening. april 6. at tho Pouch Gallery
under the patronage OF Mrs. Edgar r. Luckcnbach.
Mrs. Francis Mccall Mrs. Thomas IICNron Mrs
Edward T. Edredge. Mrs. John Fuchs Mrs Henry
RrocIiyyav and Mrs v'iIarn n Poison Tn -,
lnlitee IA charge includes Seneca EGrodCe. Arthur
Brockway and Thomas Hcftron Those on the hour
ston charles SimDtins AIert tTbrto- ti 9.
I. Epson. Clarence Blauvelt and Henry Lambert.
The Pouch Gallery was the scene on Friday
. evening Of last week o. the second AIusketee-
Dance. The dinner hall was decorated with Japan-
csc lanterns and the ballroom in red. Mrs =
Franklin Lawrence and Mrs. Henry Mackay were
the only patrouesses present Dr Charles O.
Bishop and Frank NJ Raynor were in charge
and the floor committee included joseph 4 FeeIy
Nathanio! Miller. LLOYD J.. Appleton Charles TI,-
Tens Hobart Putnam. Walter Kitchen and Arthur
Lewis. Among those present were Miss Louise
Rogers, Miss Lillian Warner, Miss BESSIE Evans
Miss Helen GreasOn. Miss Helen Reicnnan Miss
Lulu Wanamake-. Miss Ohve Silsbc. Miss Sadie
Lott. Miss Clara Post Miss Grace Coykendau Miss
Daisle Miller Miss Nellie Bc5se. Miss Elsie Eakns
Miss Suzanne Baker. Miss Florence Cornell Miss
Elizabeth Skidmore. Miss Annie Moore Miss Annie
McAdam. Miss Marie Robinson. Miss Alma FIuI,
Miss Edna smith. Miss Edna KitchclI Miss Daisy
Meyer Miss rditI VoIinc~ AIS. f;.,,,f y tllil'
Royce. Miss Ethel Even. Miss Leila KIrnEIa ms
4ora Greene. Miss Helen De Meua. Miss Mary
Forshay. Miss Florence stevens, Miss Oive Tuf-
VIZ I3, H. a. Emlly skdmore Miss Janet Decker
MS Mae Nae MaIloW Miss Sadie Kruus. Miss Ma
Rsne F,iIIzsetaIa Miss Hazel Seay. Miss Gertrude
S Ste,,s. WsneI, elhorHton Macdonald. Clarence
; TStMIL, pinrte Stev's, George townsend Stephen
kent Wallace Phillips. George Buys Earl shaw
3soTse haEry. James Macdonald. Eugene Gcides
Manning sheui. WEBSTER smpkIns. john P hh%q95
John McCarmilk George Ross, Wilson Randoiph
Ml4llatn flckSlay. Harry Dryseu. William PbIlirs
DE Witt Pctcrkln. Henry Lees Frederick TIstar
Henry Mackay. Jean Caldwell. Charles Wyatt ana
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Smith. anu
The date for the wedding Of Miss Enr,a
Reichman. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs George
Reichman. Of 40. 754 Putnam-ave and Alfred
Woodcock Howe. son OF Mr.. and Mrs James +
Hove Of Fe8nimors-st. Fla,bush. is Wednesday
evening. April p The reception will he held al
the Pouch Gallery.
The Junior prom" Of the Polytechnic Institute
will take place Friday evening April L.
n cake aud candy sale followed by a musical
viii be given on Friday afternoon, for the benefit
OF the Brooklyn Training School and Home FOR
Young Girls. 1t will be held at the home of Mrs
Samuel Porter Hopkins OF No lS6 Clinton-ave
and those connected with IL Mrs. Emile Barnes
Turner Mrs. Albert Chandler, Miss Doris Fuller
Miss Elizabeth Wood. Miss Marguerite SotarG
Miss Louise Jones and Elliot Foster
Among the attractions Of "Orfental at Home:
or, A Night in the Far East" are a japanese gar
den and teahOuse. where tea will be served by
members of the association in costume; Egyptian
Turkish. Chinese and Russian On the