New-York tribune., 1905-04-09

and Broadway. On Monday afternoon April It.
the last afternoon card assembly for the
S 81 af 5Rs hQ% s st M rspors II a the
SSsps Ssp,1 work VII be read The last dance Of the
e. at The Leslie. as usual. Last Monday the
Andrew H. LlDsett in Bound Brook. n. j.. and pre-
sented her with a cut glass water pitcher.
The Colonial Daughters Of the Seventeenth Cen
tury held their ninth general assembly annual
meeting and luncheon last Tuesday at tho nome OF
Mrs George Albert Allin. New Utrecht-ave. and
Sth-st., Brooklyn. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs Samuel B. Durvea vice
president. Mrs. J. o. Carpenter second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Howard L. Higgins: secretary Miss
Louise G. Zabriskie: treasurer, Miss Adelaide P.
Hart; historian Mrs Gilbert Taylor; register Miss
Rena I. Halsey; members OF the council. Mrs.
Henry L. Palmer ard Mrs Virgil G. Bogue;
bership committee, Mrs. Edwin P. Selpho Mrs.
James H. Lyman, Mrs Charles D. Van Wrinkle.
Mrs Stephen w Giles and Mrs irwin A. Sprague.
Among those present Mrs. Samuel B.
Duryea Mrs. Harlan P. Halsey. Mrs. Howard L.
35g Higgins Mrs.. Mrs Henry U Palmer Miss Miss Dexter Mrs
iaide P Hart Miss Louise Zabriske Mrs Ansei [.
Waite. Miss Williams Mrs William Gerry slade
BowaFd SaTt P Worth, Mrs. Samuel r: WoSd. Mrs f.
WinFle Mrs rS Wbe Mrs. cibast Tav9r n
Miss Hemstreet, Mrs Justus H Van VIE Miss Van
Mrs j, P Underwood. MS. {. " Shepard, Mrs; y.
rison
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew H Lipsett have gone to
their cottage at Bound Brook. n. j.. for the sum-
mer.
At the meeting of the Woman's Republican
Club next Tuesday morning at Il o'clock at Del
moncos, Grant Cramer nephew Of General
Grant, will be the speaker. His subject will be
Diplomatic Service. with Personal Experiences
will R be r " @an whf IatT ae MSs Ma Grant
Cramer and DR.. Grace Peckham Murray.
Mrs Fiske will give two one act plays written
by herself and an act of Hedda GabIer to-mOr-
row afternoon at 2:SO at the Manhattan Theatre,
for the benefit of Auxiliary No. 16 stony Void
Sanatorium. This auxiliary. which has a member
ship of IT'S has cared for four patients during the
last year and is desirous of obtaining an en-
dowment fund to support its room at the sana-
torium. The patronesses Of the matinee tomorrow
Mrs. John w. Burgess. Mrs. Ferdinand Canda,
Mrs. John E. Cowdin Miss Gill, Mrs. Harold G.
Mrs i Everit Macy. Mrs. Howard Mansfield.
Mrs. Brander Matthew's, Mrs. John Ames Mitchell.
Mrs Edwin R A. seiismsn, Mrs. ]. Gilbert White
and Mrs Robert S. Woodward
Mr. and Mrs William H. Class Of Graham
Court, will celebrate their wedding anniversary
by giving a large dinner party at the Hotel Astor
on Thursday evening, April H.
Mr. and Mrs. Halbert Payne have returned from
q FIVE months trip abroad and are now at their
Miss Mabel stoddard of No. 255 West sth-st. has
returned from New-Haven where she has been
for ten days visiting friends,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Glass save dinner m
honor of Miss NJ. Hawkins at the Hotel Astor
on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Kay of No 24s West 9sth-st. win
be at home Fridays until May.
NJ y 7, ,roi.+ 90 No oa9 ,Iarbattap-ave
will receive on Tuesdays until May. and will then
leave TO visit relatives in Wisconsin
The Contemporary Club of Brooklyn met on
Tuesday morning At the home Of Mrs Philip Kunz.
No 235 CIermont-ave. Miss NJ L. Crane read a
paper on The Glass Blowers of Murano" Mrs. Ed
ward J. Goode followed with character sketch OF
Benvenuto Ceini, and Mrs. Theodore Hardy con-
cluded the subject with account Of the lives Of
Ludovico Sforza and his wife. Beatrice d Este.
The president-elect; Mrs Charles 5 .Hartwell an
of 1SG5-'O6: Programme committee. Miss z. Z. Gil
and Miss F. Parsons; social committee, Mrs. For
rest W, Gallison, chairman; Mrs T. b. 9Hyer.
Florence McCollum; press committee, Mrs Charles
Mrs sa9ge Chairman 1t %as cGS at t6
meeting 10 unite with the Long Island Federation
The annual meeting of the seamens BENEFIT So
ciety will be held on the afternoon Of April 1s. at
4 O'Clock. at the home of Mrs. Frederick j. De
Peyster No. s38 Madison-ave. The Rev. A. r.
Mansfield will give illustrated talk on the work
of the mission boat Sentinel.
The annual meeting and biennial election Of the
officers Of the Woman's Republican Association OF
the State of New-York will be held at Delmonicos
44th-st and 5th-ave Tuesday, April 25 at 1880
in the morning. Members are requested TO attend
All Republican women are cordially invited TO be
present The annual luncheon win be served at
30 in the afternoon.
An Interesting event of recent date carnival
and dance given by the childrens dancing class OF
Nine Jungs's school at the Harlem Casino !
Among many beautiful dances were the skirt dance
bv Katherine Powers, Edna Merker and Flossie |
Rich: the sparrow dance In wnsch Baby Pryer |
flew down from her in the tree, and the ser
pentinf dance by Ethel Merker number OF
the little pupils also sang Among the audience |
were Senator G. W. Plunkett. Congressman W. |
Sherman Assemblyman Ellis, Alderman :. T.
partment Of Public Works; Mr.. and Mrs. Carpen- /
Ter Mrs Neeker Mrs. Chamberlain. Mr.. and MIS-. |
+ Mienhardt NJ Heymen, Emil Junge, Miss MUIR !
ntv and sister Miss Van Tassel Mr.. and Mrs. |
RaSrond Mrs Farow Mrs Rehlmeyer, OF st. !
Louis and Mrs Clark and daughter
The Euterpe Club. of which Mrs. Aclnous B. |
Jamson is president, gave the second concert OF |
its third season last Thursday night at $50 o'clock
al the Waldorf-Astoria
Mrs James r Franklin gave dinner OF twenty
covers on Tuesday last. During the dinner there
,,as music The table beautifully decorated
with spring flowers.
.rbe Dinkey Bird" which was presented few
weeks ago at DaIys Theatre in aid or the annex 10