New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-06

Hill Among the women who will assist at THIS
sale are Mrs Arthur Elliot Fish. chairman; MIS-
Charles Henry billiard. acting chairman doll table,
Blodgetts 1c Rsir candy table. Mrs william
Douglas May perfume table, Mrs: Edwin p9nlop
B. Hard and Mrs Whitney Lyon (chairman); booth
dies Peaq arts M ns MRS
chairman; Indian wigwam. Junior League MISS
Mrs ]. Augustus cozzino, Chairman AUTOMOBILES
Mrs Robert Moss lockwood chairman; oqds c Tnu
Chairman: doar table Mrs. Walter Scott
man palmistry. Mrs Bates chairman; na 5I,ian
table Mrs. Anthony Wilkens. chairman; fancy
taPe Mrs Thomas IGS Lfs Shaman ana Tbere ea W
be large and interesting exhibition OF TIE Grip
articles ranging from paper baskets made by the
kindergarten children to hand eaIyeo rHghr5 I
by the little girls.
A fair and supper for the benefit Of the Frank
Bottome Memorial. the Kings Daughters house in
Harlem. will be held next Wednesday afternoon
and evening il the Harlem Casino. Seventh-aVe
Northumberland twenty fourth-st. At the Set
Element house. No 2l6 East One -hundred-aHd-
twenty-eighth-st.. kindergarten sewing school.
mothers meetings, boys brigade cooking classes.
ooys and girls Gq6s 5FaTy ana rE Is ar ra OK
and night. Contributions of money, fancy articles.
cake and candy for the fair viii be gladly re-
eeived at the Settlement house, or at the Harlem
A vocal concert for the benefit OF the Memorial
Hospital of Brooklyn will be given next Thursday,
at $50 p. m, at the home OF Dr. Mary T. Fleckes.
No. 426 Franklin-aye.. at Madison-st.. Brooklyn.
Frederic Martin, basso of the Church of the Pill
g7ims, and Mrs Martin. viii furnish the pro-
ptaI for Women and Children is in need OF financial
aid. owing TO the increase Of the work.
Three of William Butler Yeats's plays will be
newt mad +fa og+ap o
Carnegie Lyceum. under the auspices of the New
York Wellesley Club. The proceeds are to so
partly to the support Of the Wellesley College
Settlement Fellowship and partly to the club treas
ury.
The plays. The Land OF Hearts Desire" The
Hour Glass" and "Catheen Nj HoolIhan." are
given by Miss Margaret Wycherly. with the au-
s9oIlzation and cooperation of Mr.. Yeats himself.
Wynne Matthesson in the Mora1tv NAV 1 q, fbat
name. Mr.. Kelly. another member OF the cast was
IN the original casts when MIR. Yeatss plays were
Newman wellesley, es) a member of tSs %eV
York Wellesley Club, has prominent part In all
Tickets can be obtained at the box office and
rom the following members Of tns committee In
Road. Brooklyn; Mrs Charles Farnsworth. No ! go
Mrs NJ & s tarrett no 80 sS West
Eighty-ffth-st.
A sale of cake candy and other articles for the
benefit of the Tenement Cooking Glasses, which
are conducted a by the League for Home Economics
was heid Yesterday at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Wallace. No Us East Twenty fourth-st.
The Daughters Of Indiana will hold their first
meeting Of the season tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock at the Hotel Astor. The most important
business will be the adoption Of a constitution
which was drawn up last spring The society
mas not yet elected its officers. but Mrs c. i
Mooney is acting as temporary secretary. Among
the women prominent in this organization are
MISS Mary Carrot Hay, Mrs J. Ross Stevenson
MISS Ruby Rees and Mrs c. A. Bullock
At the annual breakfast OF the Rainy Day Club
to be given November o. Nine Anna Katherine
Green will speak on Literature DR.. Thomas R
Darlington Hygiene" and Professor Ernesy
Fenellosa, who has lived nineteen years in Japan
Japanese Art
Among the other guests will be Mrs. Charlotte
Wilbour Mrs. William Gerry Slade. Mrs. Philip
Carpenter. Mrs Howard MacNutt. Mrs Abra ham
Erlanger Mrs. Harry Wallerstein and Mrs. l. c.
Mckinley.
The musical programme, under the direction Of
Mrs. Katherine n. Fique. Will consist of solos by
Arthur Griffith Hughes. duets by Nine. Theresa
Rlhm and Arthur Griffith Hughes and violoncello
solo by Karl Cirenauer.
The committee IN charge of the breakfast in
cludes Mrs. Alice W. Clifford. chairman Miss Sara