New-York tribune., 1905-02-05


4 unique entertainment in the form Of valen-
tine tea VIII be given at the Pascal Institute
School Of Dressma5ng. No. SO Lexington-ave.. on
February 10. from till O'Clock for the benefit OF
the maintenance fund. Members OF the board OF
managers and OF the two Junior auxiliaries Will
serve as a reception committee. and Mrs. Physioc
and Mrs Sarah Dickinson Lewis will pour tea. A
musical programme win be given by Mrs. Camille
Birnbohm. soprano: Mrs Frank n. Olcott, mezzo
soprano. and Edwin Wilson, barytone. Miss Jessie
A. Fowler will give character delineations.
The managers of the institute are desirous Of
broadening the work and funds needed for this
purpose. Glasses in cooking have been formed and
instruction in millinery will be introduced soon as
financial aid can be secured defray the expenses.
Among those interested In the work and subscribers
TO It Mrs c. p. Huntington, Frank Tilford, Mrs
Russell Sage. Mrs. Herman o. Armour. Mss Mcu4d2
NJ Bruce. MI. r. NJ Hustace, Miss Margaret Rem
sen Mrs. NJ. Walton Lent. Mrs Eugene A Hoffman.
Mrs a. 2. Darling lin memoriam) Mrs. ]. Cunning
ham Hazen Mrs. William n. Birckhead Miss NJ.
4. Dill Mrs. Louis Todd. Mrs Charles S. Noyes.
Mrs. Briesen Mrs. Esther Herman, Miss II.
3. Masters. Mrs Richard McNamee, Mrs. Seth Low,
Mrs D. Clinton Blair. Mrs. J. Kennedy Tod. Mrs.
Ursula Morgan. Mrs. Hiram Schoonmaker, Mrs.
sIauson. Mrs Horace E. Fox. Mrs. Frank BraInard
Mrs. JoIn I. Baker ana the Manhattan CongTega-
Members OF the Junior auxiiartes are Miss EIoise
Tavior Massey Miss - 7tI,ei Sfrari soyyiav Miss
Grace Osborne Miss Marion Peters, Miss Beatrix
ence Bo,es Miss Elizabeth Carpenter and Miss
Jean GrahaTne Gardner.
New-York State Chapter OF the Colorado Cliff
Dwellers' Association VIII hold its second meeting
on February g. at O'Clock. at the Nevada, Broad
way and 70th-st One OF the Interesting items on
the programmes IS a recital by Mrs. Herbert E
Peckham who was one OF the earliest workers in
the association in Colorado. Mrs. Thomas Henry
Whitney IS the regent OF New-York State Chapter.
The Daughters OF the Cincinnati held their an
nual meeting at DeImonico's Monday. when
the following ticket was unanimously elected:
President. Mrs Abraham C. Mills vice-presldent
Mrs. Alfred Ely; secretary, Mrs. James A. Glover;
treasurer Mrs. Charles E Sherman; register. Mrs.
William E. Yer Panck: historian. Miss Laura S.
HeiueT; managers, to serve three years. Mrs
James NJ. Lawton and Mrs. Clarence W. Bowen
After the business meeting the guests Of the So
cety were received and entertained
Professor George W. Kirchwey, dean OF the
School of Law. Columbia University viii address
the Portia Club Thursday. February 6. The
Jury an Instrument OF Justice" Miss Emilio N.
BulOWa is president Of the club, which meets at
the Murray Hill Hotel at 2:30 D. n.
On account of the inclernent weather on January
D. the meeting of the Stony Void Sanatorlum
was adjourned 10 Wednesday, February s at 3
D. m. at the home Of Mrs Herbert L. Sattarlee,
No. 225 Madison-ave. Brief addresses VIII be made
by the Rev. Dr. William Reed Huntington. OF
Grace Church, the Rev. DR.. Joseph Silverman. Of
Temple Fmanu-El; the Rev. Father NJ. J. Lavelle,
of St Patrck's Cathedral; Homer Folks. secre-
tary Of the State Charities Aid Association, and
Miss Virginia {. Xoung, deaconess Of St Georgia .
Church.