New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-26

throughout the afternoon At the lemonade tent
Mrs. John Greer was In charge. with Mrs. John
Phillips. Mrs. Chaplain Smith Mrs Greble' MRS
Glasgow and Mrs. ". T. Wood. assisted by MISS
Anna Greble, Miss Mary Greer, Miss Elsie Greer
Mss Janet Wood and Miss Dorothy Gale
Mrs Frederick A. Smith presided at the ice
cream tent Mrs. J. K Miller. Mrs Frederick
Perkins. Mrs. E. S. Walker and Mrs, George Bell
assisted by Miss Eva Smith and the Misses Pull
man Mrs. Henry Heistend. with Mrs. stephen c.
Mills Mrs J. B. Kerr, Mrs. J. P. Wade and Mrs.
Beverley Dunn, IN charge Of the tent as
sisted by Miss Emma Spencer. of Nashville, Tenn;
Miss Lucy Wicker Miss Ellie Weaver. Miss Eliza
beth Shirley Of Louisville. KY; Miss Stella Dunn
and Miss Polly Gale
one centre Of gayety on the island the tent
where Mrs. J. NJ Jenkins, Mrs. E. N. Johnson and
Miss V. B. Conrad read palms.
There formal receiving but Major Cen
eTai and Mrs. Wade received on the stoop Of their
house, with Br1gadier General and Mrs. Grant and
Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont Mrs. Wade black
lace white and carried a big bouquet of carna-
tons and Mrs. Grant was IN some light champagne
colored fabric, with a white hat Mrs. Henry
BischoH. Mrs. Charles F. Roe. Mrs. Francis NJ.
Gibson and others Of the society circulated and
made things go.
A concert by the Sth United States Infantry
Band, parade and sham battle were among the
diversions offered The visitors saw Fort Jay
captured BY an assaultng party from Fort Hamil-
ton, who scaled a 3O-foot wall and surprised
the garrison. II was said TO be the first time In
thirty years the guns Fort Jay had been fred.
Miss Helen Miller Gould came down from Irving
ton-on-tbe-Hudson TO attend, and was accompanied
by Miss Chaplin. Miss Eleanor Glasgow Voorhis
brought with her Miss Susie Sorab3i a high caste
Indian from Poonah. who IS visiting this country in
the Interests Of Indian education. Miss Sorabji
was striking figure in a loose robe of rose crepe
which came up over her head like VEIL bodice
OF pale DIue noWefeo lnusln ana massive Indian
1eVelry, including collar and bracelets Others
in Miss Voorhdss party Mrs Jefferson
Samuel W Mcguire. Mrs. George w WInEate was
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Louisa Mann
Mingate. Miss Josephine Barr. Miss Julia Barr and
w. Rutger J. Planten.S Mrs. Babius NJ Clarke
had as guests Brigadier General and Mrs Griffin
Brigadier General and Mrs. - Irving Wilson and
Are- Peck, OF Washington.
. AIRS Roswell D. Hitchcock and Miss Irwn-AIartin
prpught over large party, including Prince
iAlbro Mr.. Mayo. Mrs c. Griswold Burns Miss
coleman, M. Van Loan and Irwin Vanderhoef
sSount IleZenfauseL Mrs. Elizabeth Custer, Kari
Bitter. Colonel and Mrs. Anthony Porter Mrs
Sno .Mrs. Robert n VerTIilye f., Mr.. and Mrs. De
Eqrest Bsrtoa. Mr., and Mrs. Archibald Shaw
Siss A1toinette NJ QuiEnby. Mrs. Leslie r.
800. mrs. Agnes Cameron. Miss Salter, Mrs
&rsncis Bacon Jones, Mrs. J. G.. White, Mrs
NAnam J. Haskins. General and Mrs. Charles
q Roe, comInandant Joseph B. Coghlan, Miss
i5ookstaver, the Misses Storm. General and Mrs.
Hora6o c. King, Mrs. Martin w Littleton and her
S SseT Ms WILSON; Mrs George BLACKBURN Mrs.
Judge Vernon n Davis and Mrs Davis General
4 W. Plume. General Charles Wilson, Major and
captain Buckley, Mrs Charles Warren Hunt Miss
Aiice r. Hunt. Mrs Eugene Prayer, Mrs. Oliver
DIR. and Mrs. Levi Holbrook Colonel Kline and
eirs Kline, Carl Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. James
Airs T. V. z. Harwood Colonel and Mrs Preston
Hicks, Mr.. ard Mrs. Gross, Mrs. George B. Ioring
Clair Moelay Mrs FaWard iaDterbaeh G6io5ei
and Mrs Andley, General and Mrs. Hayward, Mr..
flniooehiaaTTo. MIS- Byron Murray and Miss Louise
brouck and Alexander NJ. MADDEN.