New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-10

have received cards for these events are MI and
Mrs. Frederick Warren. DR.. and Mrs. Wurtele. Mr.
and Mrs. La Mott Hartshorne. Miss Alice C. Tur-
ner Miss Helen Wilde Miss Marguerite Warwick, |
Mr. and Mrs IsfeP1 Msad 4 o Mls0 Charles
A. BedeI. Miss Martha Fischer, Miss Eva England. |
Mines Samuel Ruth DR. Wallace
MaeCormiek Miss MaTgaIet Mas erac us
taveson, Miss Lillian Macmillan. Miss Florence |
Miss I5sei 4 r Young Miss Edna Tuthi. Miss Grace
% BroadWeii CHARLES Hamilton Dr. IL b. Burn
ham. Dr. William Bradley. r. 5. Waterbury; GIN
t Pa1cI Se w Rason. Alton b. Saunders j. F. jarvis
]. A De Camp T. lie Roy Paul. Dr. King and
Mr. and Mrs Edward Rode. No. 427 West One
hundred nd-sxty-second-s gave dinner Mon
day evening to twenty of their friends The decora-
tons were spring flowers and palms. and bouquet
Of fifty roses was presented to Mr.. Rode in honor
Of his half-century birthday, which occurred on
1 Meid enBB Mr.. and Mrs Paul Hagsstep MI
and Mrs Frederick Britsch Mr. and Mrs S gos MTs
hogis E,tnger. Mr. and Mrs Alfred Rode
ana Miss Rode ss'O9 ''' anu
During tn. Easter holidays Mr.. and Mrs. George
w Humphrey No 237 West One-hundred-and-
thir.ieth-st entertained H l. Bottles Sullivan OF
Chicago. and Walter Love OF H1noIua d Huor
| Academy, Mass
| NJ and Mrs John Hamilton Wilson. Of Lake
L
| Linden Mich have issued invitations for the mar
rage of their daughter wyneth Gs sIS
Kess Of StwYork City. on Monday evening
| April IS, at o'clock
| The members Of the junior auxiliaries of Pascal
Institute will give a reception at the institute on
| Tuesday April II. from TO o'clock. Ihey VIII
| he assisted in receiving by members of the board
| of managers Five hundred invitations nave Dech
| se,+ out and large attendance Is expected
Nine Eleanore Marx and Mrs. IL " HyheihaIl
will sing. The members OF Auxiliary NO. j WIN
have charge of the tea room. the Misses 1arulnef
and Bolles pouring tea Members OF the auAilalles
are. Auxiliary No. MISS Elose Lent GneI ma
Mrs James Guyon Clark III MISS RawIey Miss
GraSe Osborne Miss Marion Peters Auxiliary 10
| Miss Rebekah Mclean chairman; AuXiIaIE -
I.ahai R6Iies Miss Florence Boes Miss Eliza bGtf
Carpenter and Miss Jean Grahalne
| will be served at O'CLOCK
The dramatic entertainment which IS 10 De =, -,
at Carnegie Lyceum on the evening Oh APP - ~
the benefit OF the scholarship fund OF T'SOd -
stitute promises to be fine affair Anio'is 80
- baro subscribed for boxes Mrs. Russel
sage Mrs D. Clinton Blair Mrs. NJ Walton Lent
Miss NJ A. Dill and Mrs. Harry Wallers'eih.
The programme will open with one ACT Pa'
bv Edwin Star Belknap entitled "Philopena' l '
niece will be presented by Rienzi de CorVoVa MOI
gan Wallace Walter Hess Miss Evangeine ~
Lent and Miss Daisy c Wood AFTER d an Ea a.
mann Love in Idieness' a comedy in one &C
by Miss EvanEene NJ. Lent, Will be perIoIIheII ~!
Daisy {. Wood and Miss Evangeline Lent,
Tickets nay s be % 89tanea fE
st. or at Pascal Institute. No go LeHins'on-a>e'
| Auxiliary No s Stony Void Sanatorium MIS-
p EggIeston chairman. will give an afternoon o
story telling and music at Sherry's on ApriI H. d
| o'clock Miss Myra Kelly, who has mnde stuul
| OF the East Side child. and has written so mucI
about him will be the special attraction Mrs
Harry Strait soprano and r. Craig CampoeH
tenor will furnish the music. The accompanis
| will be Miss worden. a.. -. g..
woid Tickets az 81 may be obtained from Mrs
ERgleston. No % East Fifty -hfth-st ana Mrs
| William A. Caldwell No. l6 West Fitty-rourth-st
A musical afternoon tea was given by the Lentei
Indian League on Saturday. at the home Of Mrs
c F. Orvis No IS West Eighty -hrst-st-. from 4
/ : Tho I.enten Indian League IL n branch or N
/ Nionrara League. and is supporting a church II
South Dakota and educating an Indian BOY an
/ girl
/ Miss Eva Florence Smith assisted by Mrs Franz
/ co-evy entertained about three hundred friend
NJ reception in her studio in Carnegie Hall las
, , SATURDAY. afternoon. from I until o'clock Tn
artists received dainty spring attire amid dec'ra
tons Of American Beauty roses. ferns. nowerln'
rlsnt. and smax. Both Miss Smith and Mrs
Carew exhibited work recently done abroad IN
musical programme included a piano solo by Juiai
Pascal songs by Miss Cora VI. Nafe. soprano
r,ano solo by Mrs. Lillian Caville. songs by Mis-
Florence de We're Boesa, soprano. and a plano sol
by Miss Stone. Among those invited were Mrs A
7 ConRer Mrs Dore Lyon. Mrs J. A. Cozzino
, Mrs James II. Garfield. Mrs Alcinous B. Jaulison