New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-15

S0'e'tV Is on the lSfam Road the upper part OF
Manhattan Island overlooking the Hudson The
first tea was given Saturday. and as the cherry
trees are in bloom the grounds at their best.
Miss Brush; Mr.. and Mrs francois Toneiti. Mrs
ReVere Ray127 MI N ohidS Mr ana MIS-: Pa9I
Inns and Miss Collins Miss Mabel sIade. Miss Clark
peace and arbitration meeting in commemora-
ton Of the anniversary Of the Congress of Nations,
which met at The Hague in 1899, will be held at
the Central Presbyterian Church. Marcy and JEFF
ferson ayes Brooklyn, this afternoon at o'clock.
II is under the auspices Of the Interurban Politi
RE Chapman Catf Ernest SroSbT aTS tbs Ry
John +. Carson. All are cordially invited
The annual meeting and election OF officers OF the
Brooklyn Woman Suffrage Association will be held
next Tuesday at p. at No IS Pierrepont-st.
At o'clock there Will be n programme, consisting
OF piano solo by Miss Helen Irwin. reading OF
prize essay by Miss Mabel Frances NIarsel song by
Miss Hilda Loines and readings by Mrs. Grace
Gayler Clarke. The present officers Of the assoc
orary president. Mrs. Anna G Field; first vice
pre- sdient Mrs Mariana ". Chapman: second vice
retary Miss Julia Hicks; corresponding secretary.
Butler, and auditor, Mrs. Julia o. Perry.
The Ideala Club, of which Mrs. Edward O'Brien
is president, entertained last Monday after
noon by Mrs. Benjamin J. Harnett Of No. 2eO
West Fifty-seventh-st. Mrs. Harnett gave a talk
on the Science Of Vibration" in which She de-
scribed how one may have haaIth. intellectual de-
velopment personal magnetism and the develop
application Of this method. After the lecture there
was an hour Of social intercourse during which
freshments were served Mrs Anna II. Pritchard
served the punch and Miss Yong presided a tho
Mrs. John Barker Brown. Mrs. William Murray
Won Dorp. Mrs. Harry Stewart Elliott Mrs Juan
i6a r5 b. Fields Mrs: Percy Gardner Mrs William
Bertram Jordan. Mrs. Charles Sanford King, Mrs.
IhoInas King. Mrs. MSude French, Mrs. Ambrose
McCabe, Mrs. George NlaleY. Mrs Whitney T,yOn
Mrs Emily g Macks Mrs Emerson Mcmillan.
Harry NJ. Newington, Mrs. George Douglas Potter,
Mrs Charles NJ shipway. Mrs. William H. Trabue.
Mrs. Edmund Luther Butts. Mrs. Clara Jordan
J. c. Carville Miss 1Iaude F. Crom6ie Miss Marje
Roche and Miss Marie Demilt Jordan Among the
Gramb IaA Mrs Grsgg Mrs Irving r. iles Miss
The annual entertainment of the Glee and Man
doln Club Of Columbia University took place last
Tuesday evening in the Aston Gallery of the Wal
dorf-Astoria. After an interesting programme
dance held. Among the patrons and patron
esses were President Butler Mrs Morgan C. Barn
well, Robert f. BoOraem, Mrs. D. Richards Bradley
Mrs. L. Duncan Buckley. Mrs F. w, Cheesebor-
Hutton NJ, Mrs j. D, J. Keily Mrs. John Jerome
Knapp Mrs William H feers MF Mrs John Beach Ms4
rift, jr.. Mrs. Marceus Hartley, Mrs Livingston
Peck. Mrs Isaac Seligman and Mrs. James Wyld.
Ire Golf Club or Morristown, y. J., formally
opened Thursday. when a small luncheon was
served TO few Of the members who in
spected the new temporary building. This building
contains only one main room. but it is large and
pretty. The sides OF the covered with
pale blue denim. the woodwork is white enamel and
the floor and ceiling finished in natural pine
On the floor IS beautiful blue and white rug. Pale
blue is the club color. This room Will he for
reception purposes and small teas. No elaborate
functions will be given at the club this summer.
For the benefit Of the Harlem Eye. Ear and
Throat Inirnary a May festival held on Mon
day afternoon I'm the Harlem Club. under the au-
spices OF the Ladies' Auxiliary. Through the ef-
forts OF Mrs Wadsworth-Vivlan, chairman Of
the entertainment committee. interesting pro-
gramme arranged and the financial results
were gratifying, The musical numbers consisted
OF two song cycles-Wilson's "F1oras Holiday"
sung by Miss Charlotte A. Baumeister, soprano; |
Mrs. George L. Gordon mczzo; Richard A. Drury |
tenor. and E. G. Briated. barytone; and Lehmann's
THE Daisy Chain the different numbers Of which
were interpreted by Mrs. Otte Schnitz and Garth |