New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-25

This evening a fair viii be opened In Farrell Hail.
IN Washington Place. near sixth-aye- The proceeds
are 20 De used 70 furnish the new school at No l52
WaverIey Place which the Sisters IN charge OF the
schools St Joseph's parish have recently bought
The women are working hard to make tho fair
success and appeal 20 the old parishioners OF St
Josephs 20 aid them IN their efforts There viii be
seven tables: Tho parish table IN charge OF 4rs:
Guerin and Mrs. Meeh2n5 the Cniidren or Mary
and Miss Oman: Angels table, Mrs. German, Mrs.
table, Miss McLester and Mrs. Kney; St. AloysIus
table. Miss Cooney. Mrs. sullivan and Mrs Egan;
Name table. Mrs. L. J. c. Callahan, Mrs George =.
charge Of the dliersnt tables are assisted by the
young OF the parish. The fair Will be opened
nished by the band OF the Mission OF the In
maoulate Virgin
Miss Tilfo-d and Miss Elsie TfIford have cards
out for a large afternoon reception next Saturday
at their apartment the Eenas2ng erd F 55 We, 2n s
made their debut the reception VIII be followed b.
assist in receiving as the guests
At a euchre tea held last week at the homo OF
Mrs F. Il Lane. No. PAT West observation-disclosures
third-st. for the benefit OF the tenement cooking
classes Of the NeYork Home Economic AssoG I.
opening OF a third class IN the tenements large
mucb admired Another euchre the proceeds to be
applied in the same direction. VIII pc heI9 34
Meagher. No. % Madlson-ave.
The Misses Lockwood gave a reception at their
home. No. ~ South First-ave. Mount Vernon Sat
urday afternoon Nearly thousand invitations
were sent out. and about seven hundred responded
during the afternoon and evening TO acGomI 5,9-
paror and reception hall used. but the large assem-
bly, room Of the Young LIies Aeas sted in re-
ceiving by several young women
A meeting OF the Nev-york Council Of the Sc
quota League viii be held in the small lecture room
at the American Museum OF Natural history sew
enty-seventh-st and Central Park West on "eohe5-
day evening, January q. az $50 o'clock Among the
speakers are Ernest Thompson Seton on In M iS
influence" and Frank Mead, on me LaoVLns % me ne
indians Of the Southwest Or. George Bird Grinneu
Will be chairman OF the meeting
The Queens Daughters. an organization Of prom
iuent Catholic women of New-Rochene, are 70 hold
| a big euchre party in the knights OF COLUMBUS
/ Pr.i5ing IN that CITY on Wednesday evening. At
t.ti,,s mes are being offered and many players
f f V- I plains No1nt Vernon and Larchnont
have been invited to compete The proceeds OF tng
| clothing for the needy people OF the city.
Mr. and Mrs H Jacobs OF Jersey City. N J.. cell
| sbrated their golden wedding Saturday evening. at
! 6 O'clock at Elks' Hall. Henderson and York SITS.
Jersey city.
Miss Annie Rowland Ford. with Mr. and Mrs
| ro7is A Thebaud is at the Okeetee Shooting Club.
South csr9 5naah o6s d It is ReT 5 mat T r The
baud spends a good deal Of his time; hunting ana
| week or by February. at the latest
| A large number OF Morristouians visited New
york on Friday the occasion being the bridge and
| e1cbre party given by Mrs. Robert H McCurdy at
! ne Metropolitan Club Among those who attended
i from NIOrristown were Mrs. john o. H. P1tuey,
/ Mrs IT. Ward Ford, Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers
/ Ma Gilbert Ramsay Potts. Mrs. Henry Patterson
| Phipps Mrs. Abram c. Iiarretson. Mrs. Robert
| buIn6nt Foote. Mrs. Charles Il Mellon Mrs Henry
| ~ Fanshawe. Mrs. Ridley Watts and Mrs Ebert
| s. Kip.
! Mrs Julius CatIin. Miss Edith Catlin and Miss
| suumervrle. Of Morristown. are now far up the
Nile on their yacht the Sirdar They win proceed as
Tar as the Second Cataract. WEl1h they expect TO