New-York tribune., 1905-12-17

gwen in the ktpdergsTten room West i2othst and
On Tuesday next, Miss Mary Avereu win address
tns Barnard S Club at its rooms, on the cart Of
The Brooklyn Woman Suffrage Association is
circulating n IN humorous vein by Mary H.
Loines. the president asking for funds to help It
meet its obligations The monthly meeting OF the
association will be held next Tuesday at ,. N.
at tho Young Women's Christian Association,
schermerhorn-st. and Flatbush-ave Brooklyn.
ponf Miss Maud % Mone Es will tell aboggt &
pertinent IN Voting by the Harlem Political Econ,
speak on 'suTrage-The Reason Why The meet
OF 6. Mrs. Ellen e Brockway Those who prefer to
cause instead OF money are asked to do so.
Mr.. and 1frs D. Hirsch of No. 15s Clinton-ave.
the engagement Of their daughter Elsie, to Alex
ander :. Langsderf on Monday evening December
25, after o'clock.
The Rubinstein Club gave the first concert of its
nineteenth season last Thursday night at the Wal
dorf-Astoria- The artists Otie Chew, violin
ist, and Clifford Wiley, barytone William r
Chapman acted as conductor, and the accompanies
were Georges Lauweryns and Charles Gilbert
Spross Mr. Wiley sang aria by Massenet. a
morning hymn by Georg Henschei and serenaie
| La Corsicana0 by j. Lewis Browne. ote Chew
played five numbers by Mendelssohn. also An
dante ReHgioso by f, Thome, a Menuett by Mo
Joachim The Rubnstein chorus sang 'carmens,''
6y 5 <. Lane Lane Wilson; Found by George l. Os-
,Xyniken Blynken and Nod" by EfheibeTt Nevin:;
dental soo Soe BY MISS hurcR Of e ehos the
ags radle les, Song and the Mendelss0hn Spring SONG
MED BY Miss Reimer, sang aria from La
F9T0Ts Se bo b5ldeTs by P0nizst sTa Mrs w Recton Mrs
". A. Bowron, Mrs Frederick [. bradley. Mrs ".
inson R r MS T. EheTs m RS s E. dred MIS- Mrs
FFsneis & Cray Mrs Harry 6 AanenbeSh Ms MIS-
Aoops Mrs a15S Bo7man ans Huff MS Gavin Hui
as MaTe eg zaS Seaha9s aste MrS MRS s oS6
s bs R0EeE Mrs Ms r. R RuPEn ear Pa a ce of ho
club, Mrs. R J. Thompson. Mrs. c. Toilner, Mrs.
hna Mson Tad6 ae MIS- MIS- aay MayF Woed mss
During hs tb Pedn ST tfnfy yecTed n 9s Bo
The The ebn Eebaning concerts GG 1r,, of the season "i
The Geneva Political Equality Club of which
Mrs Elizabeth Smith Miller is honorary president
and Miss Anne Fitzhugh Miller president, has ar
ranged an interesting programme Of evening meet
ings for the season Of 1S05-06.
Tomorrow Mrs John C. Farwen win speak on
school suffrage. Professor Nathaniel Schmidt, of
OPe I & W fb will will sPSs @ uG6 59 AssPo
ton January % on the subject or " oman
tha Van Rengseiaer 5 os corne university viii
speak at complimentary meeting to the teachers
win sing. The Industrial committee, of which Mrs
charge of the meeting on March e. when the Rev
@ s. SO & IT h fhe nnua M ee and
the election Of officers will take place. A piazza
o te 81 season on the IS afernoon Of May s. with the
Rev. Anns Ford Eastman, Of Elmira, as the
was devoted to reports from the delegates to the
Rochester convention.
The next dance of the West Side Assemblies wfll
take place the evening Of December q ct the
Leslie, Broadway and S3d-st The patronesses for
these successful dances are Mrs. Charles A Cowan
Mrs. Enoch butcher, Mrs. John c. Hanson, Mrs
William R jenkins. Mrs Michel Kirkland, Mrs
John H Lay, MS: Andrew \. I4psett, Mrs WI WI
William 2 ode, Mrs, George e. Walsh and Mrs
Mrs Murray and Mrs Jenkins are In mourning
sG fbt that they T T west Rt d @ss h 6s
for the purpose of aiding charitable work and its
in the oer tenement dstct of Y and
the giving Of clothing food games, toys. etc. to
During The present the club plans to haye
until I the dancing g. begins I at lo J. I1vih Muray 1S
Gpsett IS treasurer.
The Afternoon West Side Card Assemblies meets
Relay, No. io8 west 1Oed-st-
A china sale for the benent of Auxiliary No. s
of the Little Mothers Aid Association, which is
to be started the West Side, above 3oth-st.,
sRut @ Z npaEg u Benedict 5 Ss No h9 3 Vest " PHss ss f By
Benedict is to the Sa hara nan Of + the 9eT au6aT
Of the members of the Woman's Republican Club.
The Alu1nnee Auxiliary Association OF the Catho-
lie summer School of America has completed ar
raugements for its annual entertainment and re-
ception. which win be held this year at the
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Miss Marie Navelle and other artists in the small
ballroom of the hotel at $50 and will be followed
by dancing in the grand ballroom at 10 o'clock:
During the afternoon the members Of the society
VIII meet at the Catholic Club for the transac-
ton of business and the informal reception of the
out Of town directors who will be the guests of
the New York members. This association IS com
posed OF women who graduates of various
Catholic collegiate institutions In the Eastern
States and provides a fund for the maintenance
of courses IN English literature at the summer
assembly at Cliff Haven, on Lake Champiain, Mrs.
Charles F. Namuack, president Of the association;
Miss Mcintyre of philadelphia, Miss Looney, Of
Buffalo, and Mrs. Frank p Cumrnins, Of New
is secretary, and Miss Jones, Of New-York, is
treasurer.
Miss Leonora OReilly will lecture on 'HThe Mas
ter Of the Bread" at the Harlem Socialist Club, No.
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