New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INCIDENTS
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Cedar-st-. Chicago. to Horace Morrison. OF Rox-
bury, Mass. The announcement was made at a din
given last night by Miss Cotton to her intimats
friends. After dinner they went on to the Mid
winter Cotillon. Miss Cotton made her debut re-
Paris she has many friends I there a. well as in
resident OF washington square this city.
Mrs. Eugene smith and Miss Helen wooisey
and February at No. . West ssth-st
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Fettretch entertained the st.
evening Saag's5 at Ss @o 's IS Ms on
The Young women's Christian Association OF ths
City Of NewYork viii hold its annual meeting on
Monday February s. at II a. m, at No East 18th
81 Inere VIII De Scripture reading and prayer BY
BY James cireenieas cfosWsli head master of the
Brearey School
The annual meeting Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Home for the Aged and Inhrm held
at the home. Aulstsrdam-ave.. between 92d and ESD
SITS. on Tuesday evening. An address was made
oy the Right Rev. C. r. Fowler. resident Methodist
EpiseopaI Bishop Of New-York. Mrs. De Veau. oc
no, NO ~ East Sd the corresponding secretary.
Mr. Mrs bd1 Lemus M Bangs for many years president OF
reception and dance were given last Thursday
night at Nine Jungss Dancing Academy for Alfred
Merker In honor Of his public school graduation
Recitations. songs and dances. including Spanish
dances by little Ethel and Edna Merksr assisted BY
Alice RosenbUrgh. composed the entertainments
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. D. Car
penter, grandparentsNof the young host; Mrs. A.
Mrs Rosenbrsb ms M Mosnsr sns NM Mrs a
Mrs Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Morisey, Mrs Powers
Miss Annie Euler MIS- Mss se!ss ss Msi agh 1na M.
eIeTnSsvlsvs Nolan Miss Addie Moore E Lamsro. A.
Mr. Glyns Mr.; Half. Mr.. Cooney. Mr.. Hsrwis. Mr.
ST. Valentines kettledrum, IN aid OF the sa-
naritan Home for the Aged. will be held at sher-
rvs on Saturday afternoon. February Il at
6dTs and dancing S ara Vs fHssf.'s PeTkas Is Dras s
OF the board OF managers OF the home.
A regular meeting OF the women's conferences OF
the School for Ethical Culture will be held at the
| School Building. No. 50 Central Park West Room.
A2, tomorrow at D. The subject for consde-a-
uon is Women in the Profession" the speakers
being being Mrs Rosale Ioew Whitney. on 'ewomans
on ''Woman's Work as a Statistican IN Social So
wee W3,' Dr: Grace Peekham Murray. ''Woman's
| A concert for the benefit Of the Virginia pay
| Nursery was held at the home OF Mrs Herbert Sat
noae neree Ss No ~ MSdsonays last THURSDAY after
Ausustin' Francis Rogers and Maurice Kaufmann-
I
16S4 members of auxiliaries are now actively jr-
terested in the work and that since October / 1893
lSl patients have been treated The condition OF q
| large proportion OF those patents who are not IN
the early stages OF the disease has rendered an e
/ tended term necessary. some having remained at
stony Void for more than a year. The number re-
eelved is limited only by the lack OF dorritorv ac-
| commodations.
! me waiting list grows daily. On January 2s Ava
Applications from deserving and suitable cases were
received but there is room for them ar the sana
Iorlur The officers Of the Corporation are. Presf
99eht, 9iTs. lanes Edward NeWcomb: vice-presi-
| LET'S. MIS- w alter Geer, Mrs. Ogden Goldman Ms
Anson X. Flower and Mrs Sylvan Bier raoorCJi-g,
secretary. Mrs. John Caldwell Coleman: corrse
| SSRPOn.qIlnS secretary, Miss Edith V. Brander
+Eraeene@s' treasurer; Edgar L MarstOn: assistant
i've committee includes the officers and Mrs How
55IV CarIOl Mrs William A. CauldWeu and Mrs
| asoOT1t ,. macarthur On the finance COMMITTEES
are rHehry b Barnes. Robert Maclav Bull AnsoD
X Flower. William c. lie Cendre FIArbert 7 60
| terise. Benjamin Stern and John Alvin Young sat
\ a musical was given for the benefit OF the Vss+
1 Eno ENcnanse and Industrial Union at the home
| % MIS- James NJ Donald No. West 7sth-st
!ast FRIDAY afternoon The artists who contrYbute5
| 70 theg programme were Maurice A j. Warner The
/ ooy VioHnlst; M1lada Cerny, Bohemian child 1faD
ISL; Miss Ada Chambers. soprano ard HaIs, TE1,--
Grand, harpist. The list OF patronessee i1clT5sd
| many Wen known women OF the West Side.
The Progressive Stage Society viii give a ha-ss.
| performance Of Ibsens IAN Enemy of the PeonIs,,
on Friday afternoon at the Berkeley I.yce1un Tbaa
| tire, beginning at 215 o'clock. The proceeds VIII
/ oe handed over to the New-York Societv A. tie
Friends of Russian Freedom which will yza % +b sls
| to aid the victims OF oppressive and brutal rUla
| IN Russia" @ "iNe-a EulT