New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-03

Setoi' IhIs' Joisn -. Prince and Miss Katharine
The Associate Alumnse OF Packer Collegiate In
stitute. OF Brooklyn gave a Christmas tea at the
aiumnee house No. 100 Joralemon-st last Tues
DAY afternoon between the hours of and G.
Inc rooms We're charringly decorated with
capges greens and all the light from
.aoie was also ornamented with green's and tea
h G. Hardy was chairman Of the reunion com
r r,ttee, ana M those on the committee were Mrs
TWatTPente N;;. Mrs W W Hallock. Miss Anna D.
NJ Worth. representative from each class. of
Whlcn there are now fifty. assisted In receiv-
Miss Mary snedeker sang old English Christmas as
The chief object of the Packer Aldmnss Is to
r ha .c o.. 600 for new building. 1t has already
$500 besides. anu --19 -'-''o
The members OF the Prospect Club held their
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs George w
street. No. SO Montgomery Place. Brooklyn last
and th cha anGeS %as wss Mrs Of
lewis; The programme comprised mandolin solos
songs by Mrs; Annie Laurence; New-Ensland fol X
lore 6y Mrs Walbridge. and Southern folklore by
next meeting will be held on Tuesday. January
2s at o'clock The place is not Vet announced.
The New-York City Mothers Club gave a reoep-
ton on Monday afternoon. at tho home of Mrs
d EDWARD A. Tuttle No 1s1 Lexlngton-ave. IN honor
OF MIS- Lionel Sutro. one of it's members who is
going to Europe for three years
Mrs. A. NJ. Calkins will entertain the Society for
Fohtical Study at her home. No 11s West Ninety
HHItrhIst' on January During the afternoon Mrs
Sa iIhns VIII read from the poems OF Edwin Mark
nam ana other poets of New-York
Mrs Vance Cheney will give a series of Sunday
lectures at Carnegie Hail. Studios sos -S2s at 33o
o'clock in the afternoon beginning to-day The sub
]ect of todays lecture will THE Prevention and
cure or Nervousness C,.Is Nervousness Compatible
Nina The third and fa asP e s9 lns
p The on pu66 IS sord haH Our R
The New-York City Mothers Club expsct. 70
! organize mothers club in Public School No
viii be 0Tsad in HG m 9 ana 1 on q
Ia meeting for school principals and delegates
Tuxedo. ''-'' VIII DC helu at the
Minerva held its NTH meeting OF the season In
! the East Room of the Waldorf on Monday. De-
cemoer Is. In consequence of the absence through
| illness. OF the president. Mrs Howard MacNutt
| Mrs Belle Gray Taylor presided. 4 nominating
committee Of five was formed to serve for the an
n 1ual election OF officers, which takes plac. on
Chairman The aFs 6asTss Ward made
aaIsesd cb anq m1s SIC r Pi[ogramme Mrs
| Marie Newhaus. The artists were Miss Pansy
BOYD Boyd. Gontrato; Miss Elsie Arden. soprano. and
q paper. entitled "A Passing Glance: Mrs john
Sydney Rosenteld-a guest of the club-spoke on the
needs OF d national arts theatre In New-York
The next Minerva meeting will be held AZ the
! same place on Monday. January 8. Mrs Washing
| ton Burton will read paper Club Etiouette'
| Mrs. Belle Gray Taylor will speak on The Infu.
| ence or Legislation on Crime" Mrs. Deyereux
Blake will be the club guest and also speak on the
same subject general discussion will follow
New-York City Chapter Of tho Daughters Of
! the American Revolution will celebrate January
q. tho anniversary OF George Wa.hington's wed
| ding day. by largo reception at Sherrys from
to o'clock IN the afternoon. The reception prop
er will last from to o'clock. when there will %
| addresses by several guests. and music. A song
| Molly Pitcher, written especially for the
! Daughters, will be sung. Refreshments will bt
served at o'clock. The receiving party include:
| Mrs Donald Mclean, president OF New orl
| Chapter: Mrs. Haywood wife OF General Haywood
| OF Washington. and guest OF honor; Mrs. Roger A
! Pryor and Mrs. r. Ogden Doremus.
The Society OF the Daughters OF Ohio has issue
Invitations for a large reception to be given thu
waldorf-Astora Monday. January L. in homo
OF rs president. Mrs. Christopher c. Shayne
There Will be present many noted guests. we'll al