New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-12

Mrs. J. Alexander and her daughter Miss Lillian.
are at Old Point Comfort for several weeks stay.
Miss Henica and Miss Lucy Henica. who hsv,
to their home BstS N IN in fs weeks @sl return
Mrs. Frederick Smart and Miss Charlotte Smart.
OF Flushing. have returned from a stay OF sfx
weeks in Bermuda.
Mrs. John Watkins and Mrs Gardiner watkins.
OF the Florence. have sailed for Bermuda
Miss Adele R. Miller Of Tventy-nfth-st.. win
spend the early summer at Mahwah Inn. NAH
Miss Frances W. Delhanty. OF Washington
Square. a daughter OF Captain DeIhanty U. s. ~,
/ Is visiting friends In Minneapolis.
Miss Marjorie Twachtman daughter Of the late
John Twachtman, has returned to her home in
Greenwich. after six weeks visit in Cincinnati
Mrs. Stafford Barstow and daughters. OF Madison
ave. have taken cottage at scarsdaIe. y. Y. for
the season
Mrs. Asa Bigelow Kellogg and daughter. Of No.
26O9 Broadway viii return IN May to their country
home for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson R. Campbell Cnee McCon-
nelD. of Bath. ". Y. making visit to this city.
Frank E. Hutchens will leave for France late
IN June. where he will stay the remainder OF the
summer returning after spending few autumn
weeks in Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris. OF Chicago. who have been
spending the winter IN Gramercy Park. New-Yorx.
have taken place IN Whitcrigham. the south
from North Adams where they and their daughters
Will spend the summer
MI. and Mrs. Bruce Ford (nes Dupoup ar. -
siding in DelaTars-avs.. Wilmington
Miss Elsie Stafford viii spend tho summer az he's
home in Spring Valley.
At the recent meeting OF the Uniqus Club. Of
Mount Vernon. N Z. at the Alcazar, all prsssns
had most enjoyable time. The amusemsnts con-
sisted OF bowling and dancing. and each members
was called upon entertain the club IN
novel. and. II possible. original. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs J. H Burton. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Bodner, Mr. and Mrs. j. q Bates. Mr..
and Mrs H B. Coho. Mr. and Mrs @. II Anks<-
son. Mr.. and Mrs c. L Bowman. Mr. and Mrs
| F. G. Bronson. Mr.. and Mrs H G. Lehman, Mr..
and Mrs. R. x Milford. Mr. and Mrs H Y. Wena-
e Hn T ana M Mrs and Mrs. T ana MT s
and Mrs. e T. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Lackey. IIr.
r and Mrs = washsrs MIR a and T Mrs zsrtass
Bennett and c. c. Dunbough
Announcement IS made OF the sngagenasue %
| Miss Ruth n Small. daughter Of the late Benja-
min E. Small and Mrs. Small. OF No. q Northhsld
/ Road, and Simeon H. Robinson both OF wsss
Orange The wedding will take place the first week
n June Mr. Robinson is a grsduats Of RrincesOn
socially In the Oranges. He Is a member OF thu
/ Of Essex Troop. OF Newark He has served ten
years as soJnSnan at large IN West Orange and
when a Mans Single" the three act comsdy
written by Miss Eleanor Maud Crane and presented
on two successive evenings recently. most
successful affair financially wall socially.
/ The hall. in Eighty-ninth-st-. filed to tbs
doors on both evenings. every seat being sold long
/ IN advance OF the entertainment. In the cast
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Pitkin. Miss Mary Handy. Miss E. Maud Crane.
/ Reno r. Fischer. Arthur Ten Eick, James Finch.
+L a. go t aI1 =, SacKS3n aandy Amons
| Habberton, Dr. Edward Lee Captain George Me-
kin Judge and Mrs Reid Mr. and Mrs. James mes
and Mrs George huntington Mr. and Mrs John
A Hance, the Rev; Henry and Mrs. Bsrlevus and
| The Rayson Club. consisting Of the aIumnas Of
the Misses Raysons school. OF seventy-ffth-st
6 0sd TSop H at Jhs 6 S0 last wse6 on 1
/ monologues and an informal reception followed.
! The last musical for the season OF the Harlem
Philharmonic Society viii be held next Thursday
when Orlando Morgan's cycle In Fairy Land"
| will be given Tbs artists Miss Anita Rio
soprano; Miss Janet Spencer. cOntralto; Dr. Ion
Jackson. tenor; Julian Walker. basso; Frederic
/ Schdede at the piano; Michael Banner, violin
| Ingraham. Mrs. Frank Mason North. Mrs. Jacob
shrady and Mrs Frank H Daniels assisted by
! F. Brewster Highet and Mrs. George Wupperlnan.
The usherS will be Miss Sharksy. Miss EIdrsd. NLss
| Smith and Miss Archer.
| At q boy and girl masquerade party given re-
| Gently by Ralph and Henry Senior at their hone
| Green Gables. IN Corcoran Manor. Miss Beatr1cs
/ Brainsrd the prize for the prsttiest costume
/ She represented little yellow chicken Edward
\ Bradbury as a Spanish cavalier. took the boys
/ prize for the same Ella Kahls. Topsy, and
| Howard Branerd. a baby. took the prizes for
| the funniest costumes. Helen Low and Darcy
I Low chosen the best cake walkers. Among
/ those present were Miss Beatrice Bralasrd, Miss
Helen Dunbaugh, Miss Hilda Schulltuger. Miss Alys
I Davis. Miss Mary Agnes ShtreS, Miss Lillian 6ius.
| Miss Helen Low. Miss Bessie Butler. Miss Esther
i Wartng Miss Edith Wenzel, Miss Dorothy lItsons
| Miss MarjOris Messiter, Miss Marguerite Barry.
| Miss Anna Schatz. Miss DOrcas Green. Mss Ella
i KahIe. Leslie Conlsy, Clifford Fowler. Edward
Bradbury. Philip Lucas, Herbert Lucas, Joe Dun
i baugh. keneth Sills, Darcy Low Howard bra11erds
| Evans Stone. Rufus Cochran, william Setter Paul
| Adler Duglass Tracy and william Lttson-
| The following officers were elected at q rscers
| meeting OF Washington Heights Chapter OK TIA
/ Daughters OF the American Revolutions Mrs
/ Samuel Kramer, regent Nsw-York City, Mrs
Emily L B. Fay first vice-regent Stamford Conn.,
/ Mrs Jacob Hess, second vfcs-regent. Rye, n. rs
/ Mrs Howard .. Robbins treasurer city, Miss j.
Elizabeth HOtchkiss. recording secretary, city, Mrs
| H. B. Kirk. corresponding secretary. city, Mrs.
OvfedO NJ. Bostwick historian cityi Mrs. Frederick
r. Fernald. register. BuraloT Dr.. Charles Chapin-
chaplain. city
National Training School Private Charities vsr-
sus state Institutions for the Reformation OF Way
ward Girls Some Reasons Why FIorencs Grin.
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