New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-21

euclre will be of the largest ever held IN the
city. over Thousand tickets have already been
sold and the demands are Just beginning to come
in to the committees for them.
Prizes amounting 5000 will be awarded
the winners and the list includes long variety of
useful articles. They have been contributed by the
friends of the institution. The present building of
the infirmary. at Lexington-ave. and One-hundred-
the plan 3 to erect 4 building on the site of
neighborhood OF 5000 The nrary was was orsan
lied In 1881. and has kept pace with the growth Cf
height and to have every facility for the treat
inent of all diseases OF the eye. ear and throat.
Mrs. JoAn Henry Mccarthy. the wife of Judge
Mccarthy. is the chairman OF the committee OF
= meeting Mas held at her home, No. l37 West One
the following women were appointed to serve on
the committee Mrs. N. G, DeInarest Mrs. Arthur
AWAY, Mrs 4. I. ,Mai,lhof. Mrs. H. ". Kennedy.
Ms Ms T 4 Il; WaterhougS Mrs George A Brand
& w. Mesding. Mrs James Markham. Mrs. c. B.
MIS- Thomas F glvan' Mrs E8a 55 III Y Bm
BIa MTs Man az AMGS0wn Mrs. Z,r Eei;s5en Mrs
The meeting OF the Hospital Guild" Of the New
York Medical College and Hospital for Women
that was to have been held at the home OF its
president. -drs. William Curtis Demorest. on No
vembeT Is. has been postponed to November % on
account Of the Illness of Mrs. Demorest
as this is to be the last meeting of the guild
prior to its Yuietide festival and fair to be held
at the Waldorf Astoria on Friday afternoon and
terestIng one, the different committees will
make their final reports
Since the last meeting the following chairmen
have been appointed: Chairman of the stationery
tables, Master William ziegleT: chairman OF the
fancy booths, Mrs. A. a. Sprtngmeyer; chairman
spadone and Miss Agnes WILSON, fortune teller.
Kramer.
Mrs Edward Addison Greeley will speak before
the National Society Of w-EngIand Women next
Friday at p. m. at Delmoncos. Her subject is
Fundamental Principles Of New-Engand's
Power.
The annual fair and bazaar given by the women
OF Yonkers in aid OF St Johns Riverside Hospital
will be held November 30 and December l and
In Teutonia Hail. The women in charge of the fair
planning many novelties. among them de-
partment called Little Paris" where all kinds OF
fancy lingerie and hosiery will be on sale. There
Will also be large display of dolls and Christmas
goods.
Miss Ida Tarben and Frau Weber. wife OF Herr
Weber, professor of political economy at Heidel-
berg were the guests OF honor at the reception
given by the Woman's University Club last Friday
afternoon at the clubhouse. No 10 GrarneTCy Park.
Miss MAZDA Castelhun. president; Mrs. Henry Nose
ley, Mrs Frederick II. Hill Miss Jean Palmer and
Miss Carolyn Shipman formed the reception COM
mittee. Mrs. James Otis Cushman poured choco-
late and Miss Harriet Bliss served punch.
Inc majority OF the guests at the TeCepl4uu yes
terday were members of the class of Oi at Smith
College. Among them We're Miss Brooke Dyke
and Miss Eleanor Purves. OF Princeton, y. j.; Miss
sell Din and Miss Edna 4 Gushing. of East Orange:
MSS E Mh # ogf oil FaerS@n n u MISS P May
Miss Mabel Barkey, Miss Alice Berry Wright, Miss
Miss Candace Thurber, Miss Josephine Sanderson
Miss Abby Merchant and Miss Christine Seward:
Laura Gill dean Of Barnard College will pour, and
the guests Of honor will be Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ia f.w yghn nyi thnir l1YlE 70 and ATrg
William Sharp, OF London.
1.-The shakspere Sextette," a rhyming farce
comedy. by Mrs. Anna RandalI-DiehI WILL be given
with other dramatic and musical selections in the
State BANQUET Hall Of the Wadorf-Astorie the
evening of November % y reception by the officers
and members of the Fortnightly Shakespeare Club
will follow.
The Rev and Mrs. ellis gave a reception and
dance recently at their rooms, No 100 Stanton-st.
to the people OF the Pro-CathedraI Their parish
toner's presented them with Morris chair table.
lounge and other articles Of furniture
The Thanksgiving Festival this year of the Eth
cal Culture School, Central Park West and Sixty
thtrd-st is to be presenta ton by the Senior Nor
NAL students of Miss Maud Menefee's Ceres and
Persephone" 1t will be given to-day. at u30
a. m for the children of the kindergarten and
Craces l to V and their parents on Wednesday
next November 23d) at , p m, IL will be given for
pupils in Grades VI. VII and VIII. High School
and Normal departments, and their parents. There
will be another presentation to-day. at p. m.
for the benefit Of the Haven kindergarten, at the
Hudson Guild. which Is supported by the A!umnSe
Association. For that performance there Will be
be held in the gymnasium The gifts OF fruits, je
lies, etc. brought by the pupils OF the school to-
in Room No lo2 on Tuesday. To-day Tues .so
pupils will 0e on exhibition In Room No SO6.
Mrs Lydia KingsIniu Commander. who was
of the delegates and speakers at the International
Congress of Women at Berlin last summer. VIII
address the League for Political Education No,
g West Forty-fourth-st, this evening, at $50
o'clock Her subject will he - Mile stone IN
the congress and its significance.
The managers of ST. Luke, Home for Aged Cen
tlewomen will hold bazaar Of the seasons in the
Aston Gallery of the Waldorf-Asto-ia on Wednes-
day and Thursday, December and s. afternoon
and evening The proceeds will help defray the
current expenses of the home, which, owing TO the
increased cost Of living, greater than the in
come. Among the patronesses are Mrs. Henry Cod
man Potter. Mrs David II. Greer Mrs Aston. Mrs
Herman D Armour. Mrs. John ]. Amory, Mrs
Spencer AIdrch. Mrs John a. Black. Mrs. Francke
H. Bosworth, aTs Vernon h Brown Mrs J Joseph
Brewster Mrs y. T. Baylies. Mrs. Hugh y. Camp,
Mrs Herbert 5 Carpenter, Mrs Frederick Court,
DOnninick Mrs Albert Delafc!d. Mrs. Frederic De
Peyster Mrs Robert DodsOu. Mrs. Matthew Du
Bo!s Miss katherine Du 5ois, Mrs. Jerrsun Davis.
Mrs. David 5. Egleston, Mrs, GeoT-c ). Edseu.
Mrs Arson r. Flower, Miss Helen Miller could.
Mrs Winjarn preston Griffin Mrs Chester Cirs-
void Mrs q X Griffin Mrs. Frederic +. HaIsey.
Mrs Richnrd irwin Mrs. Charles I Isham Ms,
Edward Lcverich; Mrs j. H. Linsdley. Mrs ..
Parker Morgan, Mrs William I. Manning, MIS-
Joseph Milb4nk and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan.
Minerva club will give a subscription luncheon on
Monday November p. at p m. at the Waldorf