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

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J J. Hunker Miss v1nifred Holt. James d. Hague
az. ana MIS-. Asf'tIl-Jo hIls01. MI e1a us us
bert =. Jones. Mrs. George Kelster Colonel and
Mrs Edward NJ Knox. Mrs.. Z. Lauterbaeh. Mrs
Henry Lea, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Plat Mss J1 MI,
Pierson. Miss Rh,ue,suder. Mrs. J p. Ritter, Mr.
Mrs.. c. J. Stedmazl. Hiss Sahler. W =. Sancto2a
Miss Sanction. Mr. ana Mrs Salter. Mrs frallcls
e+asv--,e' Mr. II HIo,tFo~t ScbIev C,oIonei and
bridge Nrs. Tyson and Frederick ". wendt.
M and Mrs :. Allen. Of No. So Norris-ave-. gave
a reception az their home on Tuesday evening in
honor Of their niece Miss Ada L. Capron The first
part Of the evening was spent IN progressive SAL
marurdi the prizes being won by Miss Hairless. of
Manhattan. and James Montgomery, Of Brooklyn.
AFTER this came hunt for hearts ard mittens. ia
which Arthur Ring proved himself the most sue
cessfuI collector OF hearts while Frank Russell was
the unfortunate recipient Of the most mttens. The
I decorafiorS were al the national colors and the
. refreshments we're served on small tables. With
/ boutonriere of carnations az each cover. The
favors were distributed by means OF a picturesque
gra7eaE ana " ,apIoi crew ne 1-a.-lo..- -
I The matrimonial market The evening closed with
dancing.
Miss Mary A. Jaco- IS giving series OF histori-
cal talks during Lent at the homes OF different
Harlem women who are her patrons. The second
talk was given Oh Thursday morning at the home
of Mrs Richard Van Santycord - No. u West
one haudrol-aud-tven
Mrs Edward d oBrien. q No. 25 West one
hundred-and-t hrty-ninth-st, entertained the MEM
hers OF the Ideala Club Monday evening al a
heart party. The game was a very exciting one
and lasted for several hours. The players were
Mrs Charles II Shipway. Mrs. George Douglas
Potter Mrs lima Meall,iir, NJ H. 15Si;,,s9 Ial Il
5lofoS,- -li @ t 5irs r F5eTtIsrn Tor-
Gan s-rs. Charles Van Dlrs. Mrs. Gustayus Hum
}5rd Rms end Mr. william Murray Crombie.
,rr and -r-s. Charles Z. Jones. o.; Eleventh-ave
Mount Vernon. rave character reception at their
home on Nold-v evening. and awarded prizes 20
those guessing correctly tho largest number Of
famous pcrsona-es who lived again for that hour.
one q the most plzz-iug characters was that as
s1rne6 lv Alfred Conklin. who looked ike Uncle
sam uut repeatedly denied that such was the
name he was known Iv I'm The country from which
Dc hailed. When the contest closed he declared
that he was George Woshingtcns son. Tor II wash
inqton was the father Of his country. the nation
IS lis offspring another character difficult 20
Nss Ann WinccfeI5 She wore a black robe. a
triple crown and scoieR l.a5o S' AR s5o Ge
-.e-e rre Vicar II Wakefield. the Rev BENJAMIN
Meredith. pastor Of INC Wabeilel9 Methodist Epls-
Iit.Ie Red Riding Hood. Miss Ethel spark; Pris
sIrs. EaV-ard F!int Maud Muller Mss Eva Briggs;
Dutch maiGen MIS- EmmI Alzrlcn: f9Ttlai MES MES
q knight Grant. scott Serviss; child's nurse Mrs
A u. Hoysraat; Jeanne dAre; Miss Marie Flint:
rel Henry. the Witch of Endor Mrs. Alfred Conk-
Din. and MnnohaEa. Miss Agatha Wingcheld.
Mrs Albert 3 Nevyco,ub. chairman Of tho schol-
arshi3 fund 81 the National Society Of New-Eng-
land Women. has arranged for an entertainment 10
be given April IS In Carnegie Lyceum for the
benefit OF the fund. Mrs. Newcomb viii be assist
Cd 10y nor committee. Mrs Antonio sawyer, Miss
l1zzle \, ooltu H., - -.,1f fe rrS5icted The
sen Wendell Jacob Wendell. jr-. and their friends,
4 luncheon was given for the benefit Of the aux
Uiary eleven OF tho stony Void Sanatorium at No
PAP West Ninoty-eiEhth-st. recently. Miss Marx
and Miss Elder acted demonstrators The lunch
cen was served hv members OF the TIushaqua Club.
which is cooperating with Auxiliary No u in the
support Of Young girl suHeIns Iloia , s
women present. After the luncheon some musical
selections were given by Charles IL. Adams Mrs
Charles Appleton Terry and her committee man
aged the luncheon.
ON tho afternoon and evening Of March IS the
West Fad olleElate Guild viii give Colonial gar
den party in tie church parlor. seventy-seventh-
, 81. and West Eud-ave- The parlor will be deco
rated with quantities OF Southern smiax. and each
booth will be arranged 10 represent some special
flower. The members OF the guild. who have
charge OF the bazaar. will all wear Colonial cos
tunes and garden hats. The whole effect or the
I function viii be as nearly possible like an out
/ door garden party. A supper win be served. and
I there viii be special attractions for children
The refrcshment room viii be in charge or Mrs
! Frank Farrington who viii be assisted by Mrs
Kari FcininEer. Mrs Sias Scudder. Mrs- Frank
Scuioer. Airs. John Biglow, Mrs G p. Dorrance'
MSS Helen Hartman Miss Stella Bel and Miss
BuclIan; utility booth. Miss Anne Walton. assisted
. hr Mrs Thomas DrummOnd. Mrs. John Mossrnan.
Mrs John g. Noble. Mr. Frederick Allen and Miss
i-yeiyn Ballatiue; candy table. Mrs Herbert SEX
ton. assisted by Miss Katharine Martin, Miss Sarah
BJssng. Miss Mary Durland. Miss Alice Martin.
Miss Dcaerer. Miss Dorothy Smith. the Misses Coz
Miss Lane and Miss Johnston; CAKE table Mrs
Thomas Aentz. assisted By Mrs.. William h OIL
+ cott Mrs. ". H. Benedict and Mrs Z, Tucker;
. notion table Miss Martha Busslus- Ms Robert ).
Wilson Mrs William &. Bradley. Miss Brown.
Miss Van NIet Miss Greenwood and Miss Dickin-
son. Dutch Cardcr. Mrs Frederick Baldwin. Ais.
Edwin Fcnheld. Mrs. James Montgomery. Mrs.
Ashbcl Elliott Mrs Charles Phillips and Miss
. Couovcr. handkerchief table. Mrs. ". a. Simmons.
the Misses Carpenter. Miss Jessie Wood. Miss
Helen card Miss Grace Abbott. Miss Julia Mix.
Miss Little. Miss Wilton and Miss Ormestin: Lili-
pufial Lazaar. Mrs Leon Carley. assisted By Mrs.
ID A. Jackson. Miss Peck. Miss Sutherland. Miss
Kcssler Miss Henderson and Miss Alice Abbott;
lemonade well AIRS. II. Tubbs, assisted by Miss
Martha Murray and Miss T1fs; cafe frappt. Mrs