New-York tribune., 1905-01-22


A dinner will be given by the Harlem Club. on
the evening of February Is. at the clubhouse.
Arrangements have been completed for the annual
dinner Of the Cathedral Alumni Society TO be held
at the Hotel >Astor, on Monday evening February
13 Covers will be laid for two hundred and fifty.
All Saints Church will be benefited by a euchre
concert and reception on Monday evening, February
6 at the Harlem Casino. The prizes said 10 be
unusually valuable. Door prizes will also be
feature of the entertainment, The Rev Thomas J.
keenan, is actively interested in the arrangements
The Elite Bowling Club will entertain at the
Harlem Casino on Friday. February 20. This or
ganization's members are Miss Leona Hennessey.
Miss Hattie hartmann, Miss Edith Goodwin. Miss
Marguerite Stanley. Miss Elizabeth Fellows Miss
Grace Seefer Miss Edna Harman, Miss Sadie Man
gen Miss Helen Mahrs. Miss Rose King. Miss Bes-
sic Goodwin Miss Gertrude Coles Miss Elizabeth
Elmer Miss Efe Mansfield Miss Gertrude
Graham Miss Lottie Pomroy. Miss Jessie NordOn,
Miss Mabel Swanton. Henry Hebig John Meyers.
John Morton Frederick Ryan. William Webb. Ru-
dolph Hebig Howard Kessler. Henry Loeber Rich
ard Norton Sidney Newman, james, Boyle, Ralph
Miller. Irving WE'LL. Harry Silvernan and Morris
WE'LL.
Under the management Of the Young Peoples So
ciety Of Christian Endeayor, an entertainment Will
he given next Tuesday evening at the fremont
Presbyterian Church. Washington-aye and l'4th-st
--,,a A,-o, Clrb for the study OF Shakespeare is
~ hold its annual reception at the Hotel ST. An
drew 72dst and Broadway, on Friday. evening
This is one OF the older Shakespeare clubs as IL
has been in active life FOR sixteen yers ~ meets
every two weeks and reads two plays year
The National Society Of New-EngIand Women
will celebrate its tenth birthday at Delnonico's
Tuesday January a. from until o clock. There
viii be singing by the glee club and orchestral
music under the leadership Of Miss Ada LandOn
Hand and the musicians will be selected from the
New-York symphony Orchestra The committee IN
charge OF the entertainment programme is preserv-
ing strict secrecy regarding the surprise IN Store
for the members and guests.
The fourth annual luncheon Of the Radcliffe Club
OF Nev--York which occurred on Saturday at the
Hotel Manhattan. was a more than usually en-
thusiastic gathering OF Radcliffe spirits. Prom tho
reception before the luncheon until the last word
was uttered by the lass speaker there was no
break IN the hearty and eager interest
President Briggs the first speaker. and he
struck the note OF ideal even in his discussion
OF practical problems. Miss Sophie Haw OF WelIes-
lev gave an interesting talk. Summing up the more
real though less obvious gains of the college year
The other speakers We're Professor Jefferson b.
Fletcher and DIR. William Allan Nelson. both OF
Columbia. and whose experience of Radcliffe made
them able 10 say the significant word Professor
Fletcher spoke Interestingly on Women and the
Study of Literature and Or. Nelson discussed
the relation of colleges like Radcliffe To the larger
universities To which they are attached
On Thursday evening next the Women's Phil
harmonic Society OF New-York will give a recep-
ton IN honor OF Miss Amy Hay the president OF
the society. in the chapter room OF Carnegie HALL