New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25

B. Kinsley; assistant treasurer. Mrs !. H van
Tine: auditor. Mrs. Charles o. Irwin; CHAIRMAN
executive committee, Miss Sara Palmer; first mem
Der executive committee. Mrs. Alice W. Clifford;
second member executive committee. Mrs. IIeorse
laTk third member eXeeuuxe canefttes Mrs
A. ID. Livingston; chairman ways and means com
ship committee Mrs. John Francis Barry; chair
man helpful committee; Mrs. r. NJ Neri iyfj
Schramm chairman Of on
hygiene. DR.. S. J, MacNutt: chairman COMMITTEES on
music, Mrs. K. n Fque; chairman committee on
literature. Mrs. George B. Wallis; chairman recep-
oGn G2mm Tee MS H. ae Ensse cfsn
ment COMMITTEES Mrs j. A Brown; ehaiTTn2 IAN INTRO
Carol Club. Nine. Anna Dorion.
Miss Louise Fischer who gave course of lectures
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Huntington Gardner.
No. COZ Fifth-ave has arranged for the same
lectures IN Newark. on Thursday mornings at II
o'clock January 10 and &c. February O. Is and o.
THOMAS @ Kinn9y' Miss A6ee NJ Francis swayze
Miss Cotheat-Smth. Mrs. Ailing and Miss Towns
Alfred Nash Beadleston OF No. A West Fifty-ffth-
St. sent cards for the marriage OF his daugh-
ter Helen to George Foster Rawlins. The cere-
nony will take place at the Church of the Trans
dguTaton, East Twenty -ninth-st., the afternoon
Beadleston and Mrs William Dunlap Maxwell will
give a reception 20 MI and Mrs Rawiins AT $50
No, a West Fifty-dfth-st.
Mrs Peter Talbot Peterson has issued invitations
for tha marriage OF her daughter Beatrice Talbot.
70 Frederick Tomlinsop Brakeman on the afternoon
AIMS Church. Brooklyn Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hobart spregus are at the
Ansona for the winter and spring months.
Miss Ballard. OF the Florence. No. los East Esh-
teenth-st is at home on Wednesdays.
Mrs. Henry \ Riley will be at home for the sea-
son on Tuesdays her house. No. 125 West Ninety
second-st.
Bishop and Mrs. Edward c. Andrews and Miss
Andrews are making their permanent home at the
Brevoort, No. a Brevoort Place Mrs. ana Miss An
dre0s are at home on Tuesday afternoons IN jan
uary-
Mrs Story. of the Austin. Ftfty-hfth-st. and
Broadway. entertained the regent and members OF
Manhattan Chagter Daughters of the American
Fowler Trow read paper on "Recoliections OF the
Battle Of Lexington
A continued course OF ''Bible Talks by Mrs Bot
tome has been arranged by a group of women for
alternate Tuesdays at II o'clock a. from Decem-
Der to March IL The first meeting was held at
the home Of Mrs z. J. Herrick No. 90 West Thirty
fourth-st. on December 20 Mrs. De Witt Clinton
Blair no 8 East Sxty-irst-st. was hostess. on
january g. 1895, the class will meet at the home of
Mrs Clinton b. Fisk. No. 10 West Fifty-eighth-st
fftjftlsSvtnthHst; january 81 at Mrs William ii.
Woolverton's No $50 West Fifty-nnth-st.; Febru-
al Mrs Charles c. Dodges. No. / West Eighty
third-st. the last meeting on March j., will
40. ti5 Fifth-aye. Mrs. Harden Lake Crawford.
+. Hodgman. Mrs. William W. Hoppin Mrs. John
L. ireland. Mrs. D. Willis James, Mrs. w. r. II.
Martin, Mrs. n. J. Munro. Mrs. Edgar Park, Mrs.
Russell Stebbens. Mrs. Charles u. Suckney. MIS-
George p SHADE Mrs Samuel Thorn. Mrs F. ~.
women interested.