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

known, has postponed its social day until June IS
when the president and other delegates to tho
general federation meetings in St. Louis will have
returned. On that date Mrs. Thomas a. Edison
will open her home in Llewllyn Park TO the five
hundred members of the club. in a reception at
which only few guests OF honor will be admitted
clubhouse fund will be given early IN June; at
formery belonged to Dr LoweII Mason. and is now
the home OF Mrs; Thomas Gillespie
for the season in quite a blaze of glory. break
East was served in Union Hall Orangs at which
made by several prominent women. among them
WaT Asoh Tce of G ae c%P the
guest of honor Mrs. Charles 3. Yardley, who with
found the club: Mrs. Henry P Bailey, Mrs. W,
mons Condit Mrs. Greeiey's address treated of the
work Of the General Federation and Of its founder
Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Brown. Music and recita,
tons were given and Mrs E. V. Magee toasted
THE Husbands"
The second spring flower show of Public School
No. I, at No. so Chrystie-st-, will be held next
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday from 10 a. m. to
p. m The exhibition will be given under the aus
pices of the Nature Material Committee of the
Public Education Association and under the guild
The teachers and school children. will attend
on wednesday and Thursday, and the parents of
the pupils are invited for Friday.
Wadsworth Harris gave a complimentary dra-
matte recital Christodora House the Settlement
at No. III Avenue e. last Wednesday evening
The engagement Is announced OF Miss I.iliane
Reinhart of Flushing. Long Island. younger daugh-
Ter of the at gh2 Ren no F W take
place in the early fall.
The commencement exercises Of the art. indus
trial and business classes of the Young Womens
Christian Association will be held tomorrow night
at S o'clock the Association Building. No.
viii read from the Scriptures. and DR.. James H.
Canfeid of Columbia University. will deliver an
An exhibition Of students work will he held here
next Wednesday from 10 a. m. to p. m. and from
10 10 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s Hatch celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary at Tarrytown last Wednes
day evening. Mir and Mrs. Hatch were married at
south Norwak Conn in ISL IT, They ha I'VE lived
years have resided at Tarrytown. They had eleven
children ten of whom are living. Forty relatives
were present at the anniversary.
The amateur performance of The Chimes of
Normandy given in the NewRochelle Theatre on
Monday night successful that the Ladies
Choral Club has decided repeat it on next Fri
day. May 90 Nearly twelve hundred we'll known
people of New-Rochele, Pelham Manor, Larch-
mont and Orienta Point were in tho audience Mrs
Lester II. Riley, Of Larchmont. took the part of
was Germaine, Thomas Whitbread of the original
quis So de corneye george w we Mitchell was Jean
Fisherman and George h. JacOby, OF Mamar
oneck. impersonated Gaspard the mIser; Inc re-
ceipts, which amounted to about $1,000 will be
Oneck, and the New Rochelle WOmens Exchange.
Among the patronesses were Mrs. Simeon Ford. of
Rye Mrs. Howard y. Potter and Mrs. D. Percy
Morgan. Of Harrison; Mrs; F. w. Flint, Mrs
Charles a. Pryor and Mrs. c. A. Singer, of Larch-
mont; Mrs. F. F. German Mrs c. s. Forbes, Mrs.
Henry w. SaCkett, Mrs. Alfred Marshall and Mrs.
Watson =. Dickerman, OF Mamaroneck. and Mrs.
r. c. Fisher. Mrs Charles II. Coffin. Mrs. G. o.
Reynolds. Mrs. Richard Emmett and Mrs. John ..
Cnderhill, OF New-Rochele.
The annual euchre and reception Of Holy Rosary
Church. East One-hundred- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. will
be held tomorrow at the Harlem Casino Seventh
ave. and One -hUndred-and -twenty-fourth-st over
two hundred costly and beautiful prizes to be
contested for The social element at these euchres
is n marked feature The admission price of 81
includes permission 70 play. to dance and the
wardrobe privilege. The executive committee COM
prises the Rev. Dr. r. II Wall honorary chair
man. the Rev. j. ]. O'Bren. treasurer John Nc
ConolOgue. chairman: Charles Fitzgerald
tary; Frank 2. Cunnion. Mrs Charles II. Doscher.
Miss Susan Monahan and Miss Josephine F1tz-
gerald. There about two hundred workers on
the general and euchre prize committees. A Silver
cut glass and hllgree cologne bottle. plaster cast