New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26

The Euterpe Club. in a special car last Nednes-
day. visited the Ardsey Country Club where 1t held
its annual luncheon on one of the verandas facing
the Hudson. Ths table was lavshly decorated Win
sweetpeas. roses and carnations.
Mrs. Alcnus Berton Ja-nison. president OF the
Z1Eterpe. presided. TI-h Mrs Howard MacNutt on
her right guest OF honor The other guests pres
ent were Mrs. Richard Henry Reed. Mrs H. 4
Raney. Mr.. LenoE Curtis. Mrs. b W. Stone. Mrs
f. W. G. Cook. Mrs J. a. 3arguilO. Mrs Roswell
O. Stebbins. Mrs. :. Cohn Mrs NJ. Mills. Mrs. Adj
olson Rothermel. Mrs. George Cole. Mrs. James
Peers Foster. Mrs. De Witt c. Beham. Mrs. Duncan
Mrs. Alfred Ommen. Mrs G. 7. Parrago. Mrs D. V.
Haulenbeck Mrs r. NJ. Pent. Mrs. Belle Gray Tay-
lor, Mrs. Washington Burton Mrs. ]: Parsons Liant.
Post. Mrs. 4 L. Downes. Mrs \; e Bolande; Mrs
F. A. Bin. Mrs o. l. Perham. Mrs Morris Huber.
Mrs. F A. Albright. Mrs f G Long and the Misses
Yerbes. clara Iasslock. Ethel b. Cook Eva B.
Smith. Anita de Ri5as. Beulah Redman. Pearl
Mrs 49, :, 4 Ai6Ts5t Mrs n Ransyi Mrs
e. Hawkins and Mrs Bliss were th6sd Who cars
Tied of prizes at the euchTe which followed the
The affair was such a success that another
luncheon and SgehTe vii be given by the EufeFPe
HaulenbecK is chairman Of arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P Gilman. Of West Eni-
ave- are going to seabright. y. J.. on June 90 and
viii be az the octagon Hotel until July T. when
they will 60 TO the oriental Hotel Manhattan
Tho Maplcwood Institute held It's nth annual
meeting recently at Map!ewood Hall. Pittsheld.
Mass. \ delegation OF New-York and Brooklyn
present. the president. Mrs. Corneiia
Strong SHADE and The secretary. Mrs Olive Ayres
Bailey. being Of this number. The day given
mp social and business meetings and luncheon.
The members represented classes from tho year
1916 up 10 the present time
\ quaint document in parchment. which was one
Of the first diplomas ever given at MaplewOod IN
stltute and bore the date 1875. exhibition in
tho rarlors Upon IT are seen the signatures OF
several distinguished men OF tho "Old Bay state"
The diploma belongs to Mrs. Thomas Plunkett. OF
Pttsaeld
ship fund some woman's college was discussed
and approved and contributions to the $500 need
II will be gratefully received by the treasurer OF
the MapewOod Association, Mrs. I. L. Oahrnan
No i02 Weudell-ave.. PtttSheld.
A literary programme was given at the close of
the business meeting. Miss COrnelia Ensign Cady,
day Miss Mary Dalton. Of Pittsfeld. read de-
scriptiOn OF the early days of the institute when
Professor Tyler. the founder, was the principal
This written by Mrs NJ 5 Powers, or cold
water, Mich. who was one or the earnest sraou-
The literary programme concluded at tho
Country Club, where the whole party went by IN
yitation Of the entertainment committee.
a Renaissance hour was passed IN the larSs
drawing room, when the venerable Mrs. Plunkett
of Pittshed. gave interesting account or the
the country. Maplewood Institute having been q
pioneer school IN this advance movement toward
the higher education.
The SO 600 fund which prominent women OF Ma
maroneck and Larchmont have been raising Tor