New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
S'tasf s g leave next week for their summer home

jestlG win leave next week for their summer home
III 4AHenhurst, n J.
The Mary washington Colonial Chapter. Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution. win celebrate On
ApEl 2 the anniversary OF the Inauguration OF
SeOEse Washington first President OF the United
0ijvssS The chapter win be enteEtain&sa & mrs. aS
dresses viii be made by the chaplain the Rev. DR..
and Mrs Won Rhem viii sing.
Mrs Charles W. Fairbanks, ex-president Of the
national society. Daughters OF the American Revo-
luuon. will speak on Patriotism at the luncheon
OK the WOEan's Republican Association OF the
state OF New-York next Thursday at Delmonicos s
Other speakers and guests of honor VIII be William
NJ, WIlliSox. postmaster OF New-York CITY ana ana
S1Is. MlIlcoX; CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. HerhsIt t,3I-
sons, Ny and Mrs. Louis Stern, Mr.. and Mrs WIZ
Mrs. George F. lowell Music viii be furnished by
TiWln TEiLWln T. HaSsen, pianist. and Mrs. William w
2so tii $50 O'Clock after the business session IN
the morning
The New-York branch OF the Army Relief Society
Will give garden party on Governors Island on
Nay g The garden party given last year at Gov
ernor's Island by this organiza ton, which proved
so successful Notwithstanding rather threatening
sky will not soon be forgotten BY those who we're
fortunate enough to be present. General and Mrs.
Grant and General and Mrs Wade have promised
TO do all in their power to aid the society in making
the coming party one Of the most delightful out
Of door fetes ever given on the island. and this
they are joined by all the Officers OF the garrison
and their wives. Prominent women viii assist in
the tents and Will serve refreshments Mrs Daniel
8. Lamont is president OF the Army Relief Society
Mrs. Charles F. Roe IS one of the managers. Mrs.
committee.
The next meeting OF the California Club in New
York will take the form Of progressive euchre. 40
be given next Wednesday at the apartments Of
the president, Mrs Thomas J. Vivian, No. 407
West 123d-st. This being the inaugural social
event OF the club no pains viii be spared TO make
II success by Mes J. /. Pendegast, chairman
of the entertainment committee. and her assist
mar Mrs. a. c. Boyer and Miss Grace Longley
Mrs Jacob Lift is chairman Of the entertainment
committee which has In charge the programme
for the next meeting Of the daughters Of Indiana.
Miss Mary Garrett Hay, president. IN the college
room Of the Hotel Astor Tomorrow afternoon Mrs.
Alice Fischer Harcourt is TO give Some of My
Experiences Since Leaving Indiana" Mrs John II.
Judge is TO tell What One Woman Dill" and there
are to be several sets OF greetings from Mrs G. G
Dunkltn from the Dixie Club. and Mrs Carrie
west Louis F. HaslsnEer viii sing, Harold Eaon
Riegger win play violin solo and Miss Florence
Wailingford Rogers will play on the piano.
Mrs. Camille Birnbohm celebrated her birthday
by giving a musical at her home. In Buckingham
Court on Thursday evening. Mrs. BirnbOhn
assisted IN entertaining her guests BY Hans KrO-
nold 'ceIIIst: Edward Barrow, tenor; Alexander
Howell tenor; Julian Pascal jr.. Joseph Mertz
pianist Mrs. Daniel Nalley, reader: Frank Budd,
barytone Voney Streamer, reader; Mrs. F1eghel-
r1er. soprano; Miss Kate Lurch. contraIto Miss
Grace Larome; John P. Borud. barytone; Mr.. VII
son, barytone: Miss Margaret Wagner. violinst;
Mrs Marion Van Duyn contralto; J. Burtru-n
Fox, accompanist; Miss Dorothy Geyser, accom-
paust Professor Buto Giannini. accompanst. and
Gus EdVins vocalist.
Among. those present were; DR.. and Mrs. Mount
ME- II AT-s and ATra
Clarence Burns: DR.. and Mrs. Z. Benjamin Rams
dali Miss Wisschersin, Mr.. and Mrs B. Lacy
Arbercan; Mr. and DR.. Jessie T. Boyle. Mrs. and
Mrs Frank Budd, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wallenstetn,
Nr and Mrs. Wilbur Becton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fair
leigh Dickerson, DR.. Anna F. Donoghue, G. de VII
ianerde. A H Eppstein, z. L. Ferris. r., Mrs and
Mrs. A. Erlanger. Oscar Froumel, Mr.. and MS