New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21

neighborhoOd OF the Greenwich district. Mrs
viii give descTP0n Of e %hsfo
sne works and where drinking fountain is most
fountain committee Of the woman's Municipal
Thomas DnebS T1mWeg Is SGmP9sSd Of N Ysn
MMoert jr, Mrs. Eugene Knapp. Mrs. Paul Revere
Day. Miss L V. Richards Miss Aldrich and Miss
oSOnsstance b Holt Tickets. at 81 each. may be
Twenty-Five young women dressed in white and
wearing picture hats will constitute a hosptabls
committee at the annual convention and luncheon
or the New-York City Federation OF women's
Clubs at Delmonico's next Friday. which will add
much 10 the attractveness Of the occasion. The
arrangements are being perfected in q way to
make this function one of great enjoyment. The
banquet hall will be decorated with the insignias
OF all OF the clubs forming the federation and an
orchestra will furnish music while luncheon is in
progress
The morning will be devoted to important bust
ness reports Of progress by the charmen OF stand
ing committees. and the election OF director from
the county Of Queens
At o'clock Adjournment will be taken followed
oy reception and luncheon. Nearly all Of the
animated clubs have reserved one or more tables
flowers and colors.
TRe M Rands Of The following committee Mrs. John
t.e BtsTry' OF No Sos West One-hundred- and If
MR Mira Gilman kSerIey Mrs Hayward Noyes
Miss Abigail Tillotson Mrs. Albert Bickmore Mrs,
HarTle p Stickney. Miss Marie Ives. Mrs. d. Til
Mrs j. W. Warner. Miss Ruby Rees. Mrs J. Ella
Fisher. Mrs Norman e Stiles Mrs Thomas SiI h
s AImGnd' Mrs L Merrill FGote; Mrs John {.
Charles Wallace Hunt and Mrs. Frank stiiIman.
There Will be birthday tea given on Friday.
March !. from until o'clock for the benefit OF
the scholarship fund OF Pascal Institute. Mrs john
FRANCIS Barry, chairman Of the entertainment COM
be by NH Of he unit
Auxiliary. Music and palmistry will add to the
enjoyment. Among the women Interested IN the IN
sttute Mrs. Austin NJ Slauson. Mrs Coils p.
Huntington. Miss Margaret S. Remsen. Mrs. Gard
FTa1nis T,rrT Irss W NH NJ NJ S y1nn
ningham Hazen, Mrs. Esther Herman. Mrs. Harry
WaI Ili DR. Sophie = SeheeI Mrs James l.
J.. Nugent Mrs. William 3. Putney Mrs. William
II Kenyon, Mrs. Hiram Schoonmakcr and Mrs.
Walter Lester Carr.
Miss Mary \. Morgan. daughter OF Mrs. Henry
A. Vaudeville. OF Ludlnston Road. South Orange.
Will be married next Saturday to Harry II. Bot
tome. This will be the third wedding 10 occur In
the Vaudeville family in many months. Miss
Morgan's sister was married In December and her
brother last month The third wedding was set
that Miss Morgan and her husband might join her
The engagement has been announced OF Miss
Julia Arnold Lyle to Charles Chambers. OF Brook
lyn. Mir. Chambers graduated from Amherst
in the class OF 'O1. and Is a senior in the Law
School OF Columbia University. Miss Lyle Is
niece OF the late President benjamin Harrison. and
OF last winters debutantes
The Burton Holmes Lenten Travel Club con-
Quoted by Nine. Ranke will meet in the Palm
Court OF the Hotel Endicott. Eighty -hrst-st. and
Columbus-aye. Tuesday and Friday mornings. ct
II o'clock The subject for next Tuesday is The
Moorish Empire and for next Friday Fer. the
Metropolis" Among the patronesses are Mrs
Richard H. Savage. Mrs. w. A Burrowes Mrs.
George w. Cole Mrs r. Berry Wall Mrs. Edward
NJ Knox Mrs John 5. White. Baroness Won kop-
pen Mrs Henry e. Blye. Mrs r. VI. Storm. Mrs
/, Frank Barry. Mrs. @. A. Humphreys. Mrs A.
= KimbaIl. Mrs William FalCk. Mrs. II. ?. Nourse,
Nirs BENJAMIN I.llard. Mrs. Norman G. Ran and
Mrs ~. Archibald Shaw. jr
A euchre for the beneht OF the miners widows