New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-22
SOCIAL AND OTHER INCIDENTS.


Arrsngernents arc cornplete for thu garden
party 20 be given June at Governors Island
under the auspices OF the New-York branch OF the
Army Relief Society and the garrison OF the Island
General Corbin and his aide-decamp, Captain Moss.
are doing everything in their power to make the
| affair a success. and there is great demand for
, the tickets which sold at 81 each and Include
transportation They may be obtained from Mrs
Daniel S. Lamont No. West Fffty-third-st-: Mrs.
Charles F. Roe, No IS East Thirty-seventh Mrs.
! Francis NJ. Gibson, Park Avenue Hotel and Mrs.
| Henry Bischoff. No $50 West Fifty-ninth-st- The
guests will be entertained by military programme.
| which will take place follows: Parade by the
Sth United States Infantry. escort of the colors;
music drill by Company e, sth United States Infan-
try; short extended order drill; military athletic
games; open air concert The patrons and patron-
Auchincloss, Miss E. T; Agnew. Colonel Daniel
Bacon Mrs Samuel n Benjamin Miss Grace Bge
| low. Mrs. De Frees Critten Mrs. Fabius NJ Clarke
eT ener f6f cars eaTpeMer e Mss au BFR
SarpeRter GeRer2i and Mrs Cous Mrs R. G Colt
Mrs; Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald. Mrs,
mrs: Leslie r. Groves. Mrs Harmon D Hui, Mrs
William VII L Heermance Mrs Philip w: Harding,
M Snneway .I Mrs H., Gre King Mrs D9e Lyon
Daniel s Lamont Mrs James iS NJ La Grt MRS MRS
| thornton N Motley General and Mrs. Arson Nc
Mrs: ST. Clair McKelway, Mrs: Junius Morgan, Mrs
eTce r william s YiR@ H. ff e9 E MT odf
Elk Secretary Of War; Mrs. Douglas Robinson Gen,
welt Mrs. John sloane, Mrs Francis Lynde stet-
] son, Mrs. Henry F. Shoemaker, Mrs. Samuel Sloan.
Vanderbilt Mrs Alexander Van Nest. Mrs. George
wise wise N'Si''"' anu Mrs webb and Mrs John S.
Mrs. William Dodge and Miss Grace Dodge closed
their town house, No. 262 Madison-ave on Friday
and went to Riverdale-on-t the Hudson They will
remain there until July when they will go to the
their custom heretofore. '
Mrs Eugene Klapp. No. IS West Eghth-st.. gave
dinner on Friday in honor OF Harrison Rhodes
among the guests present were Miss Julia Isbam.
MISS Alice Day. Algernon Hardy and William Ward
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Dillingham;. No Yves,
Forty-ninth-st. will spend the summer at Cbesba,
y. H. where DR.. Dillingham; is remodeng an old
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Kellogg and family .,
wyoming n. j.. will sail by the Minneapolis on
MTs o for T london where they viii join Mr. and
residing in London "u' 10"
Mr.. and Mrs Robert GoelIer ara now ~ ,,or-,o
| season. Ne' cottage Tor the
| Mrs Edward Curtis OF sixtv-nIntb+ o,.or
tanned the Riverside branch of the yvoman,s
Amn oSrp bos League at afternoon tea on Friday
mrs n Inom9s DilinEhom. Mrs. James Van Woert
Misc MS. fauI Reynolds. Miss Louisa Richards
Aidrich and Mrs. Weidenfeld. ''pP' MISS
Mrs Amelia Holster of Wakefield r,,o -
ception and musical last Sunda, o,.an,, -
| farewell TO her son. Joseph Ainsie who star,a1 @o
| san Francisco Monday morning During tho over.
| ING MIS- CHARLES Henry Tuthin sang several songs
accompanied by her husband on the violin and IN,
| 'Ais "Alam Green on the piano Others who
| contributed to the entertainment were PROF ard
| Mrs Edward A Robinson Of Mount Vernon 49,
| MT no.ster Those present were: Mr. and NfrS
| and Mrs Edward Flint. Mr.. and Mrs FTedori i'll;
| Plckinson, Mr. and Mrs w Scott seryIss Mrs
Fiandrau Miss Josephine bearing Miss Sor5e NJ
lobster Miss Elizabeth Briggs Mrs II. c. briggs
neid. Miss Juanita Holster Miss LuciiIa Holster
Miss Miss cam Gertrude Wingeheld. Miss susan
Leon Briggs and Theodore Rose. emp
Four ice-water fountains are to la erected this
season by the fountain committee o: the Womnns
municipal League. one is the gift Of Mrs William
| H. Dodge and VIII be erected at tho seanoan,s
| Mission. at No, 81 Pike street. Another has been
given by Mrs Culver. and will be presented TO the
| Jerry McAuley Mission The committee erects
| the many letters OF thanks received show how
much they appreciated. One letter tells how n
tain for this Adams ale for his thirsty men in
stead OF TO the corner saloon for a more heating
! selves at the same fountain. and workingmen stop
| TO drink on their way to and from work, Another
MeSt.st teis how tired mothers hold their little
| refresh themselves after their dinners
special benefit performance was given Monday
afternoon at the Broadway Theatre for tho bene-
fit of the New York Hcme for Destitute Crippled
| Children. Of which Mrs. Abraham L. Erlanger is
| president. Mrs. Alfred N. Seipas OF Mount Yer