New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-07

Federation and chairman of the reciprocity bureau
Of the same
The thirty-hrst annual dinner OF the Fortnightly
Shakespeare Club will be given at the Park Avenue
Hotel on May 2, at I o'clock The lnVltauohS'
which are as unique they are clever. were com
posed by Mrs Anna Randal-Dieh, the president
entirely OF quotations from Shakespeare's plays.
The club held its last regular meeting in the Red
Room OF the WaldOrf-Astora on the evening OF
The Officers of the club are: Mrs Anna Randall
Fuller Mrs. Lulu Jones 11cAnney, DR.. John w.
Bartlett Aqq Baroness &c Bazus
tary. Miss Minnie A 31usser; treasurer, Mrs n. 4.
Heh %fioE S SPe5a and sRsraa
Rdo boSt Eoth;ng and "TRe tempest have
been studied This year. and many instructive papers
For the purpose OF providing a summer outing for
the little cared for at the Bethany Day
Nursery, the Amaranth Dramatic Society. of
Brooklyn will present The Brixton Burglary"
farce by Frederick W Sidney. at the Carnegie Ly-
ceum. on Thursday evening May Il. at O'CLOCK
Tickets are on sale at Dempsey & Carroll 5. No =
be e sent f is at G6 S s sprSg E-
The patronesses of the entertainment are
Mrs MORSE Or i' M5s E S y Miller aFs ch5Tss
A Beiden Mrs Charles BI59e na MI Mr. george r.
Hallett Mrs Frederick William Hunter. Mrs G. A.
H Hss Ge 4FT i Mrs s b Lewis Mrs Rich
ard Lamb. Mrs. j. +. G. Moore, Mrs: J. J. oldham
James Rugse Mrs Charles S Refs, Mrs. William
H. Rev Mrs. yT Ge2 8 2abrsKie ana Mrs james
Mu!herm
The rebearsaIs for the japanese entertainment to
be given DIT the Belasco Theatre next Friday al
ternoon for the benefit Of the widows ana orphans
Of JaDanese soldiers and sailors are proceeding
most successfully and everything points 10 a beau
+;s,,, and unioue performance. The entertainment
Is 70 consist Of series OF living pictures, repre-
senting legend Of old Japan. by Mrs. hugh IA
ser will be presented by ne 19a2GiN rs o
Tmanish Mrs X Iwahara Mss A NJ Mis- sdE5; I5t =
b Misses Glider Miss Beatrice Elliot, Miss Char
iotte talbot Mrs L. Partridge MISS amy - ~
asaS s FAX TaSata e Yatsu H H9sh T Kuw9-
shima; V r Handy, Is IA a36o s onodeTa
The pictures nave been arTangeG by +; 10, hoii'p
SON. Oh rnogrs1mes are being designed by jap
anese artist under the dlreCnq bIo or ND red the
Ihe eorS g fapanese widow and child in the fore
! ground.
testimonial concert to signOr Salvatore Nun
z,a+o the barytone will be given at the "aIdorI-
Astoria next Wednesday evening, among 1 IdGs9
! who will assist VIII Oe
reader.
A. the general convention Of the Daughters OF
the Revolution which closed last week In Ashe-
Vile n c. the following members were eIecteG -
| the board of managers; MISS Josephine aIlIS
! ~ New-York: Mrs John II. Abel. Of NeW-IoIk'
! Nre Frank C Granger. Of Massachusetts MISS
! Florence Osgood Rand. Of New-Jersey; Mrs. Frank
IA N. Hupp of West Virginia; Mrs, Hamilton
! 0ru1sbee Of long Island Mrs. Mahlon y. Thatcher
! - CoIora6o: Mrs Robert Ward. Of New-Je rseE
Mrs J. ". SIccarty, Of KenTtQeky' and Mrs Tread
| well l. Ireland OF Long Island , -,
! Mrs r X Benner, of Raleigh, regent OF the
North Carolina Chapter Of the society, assisted by
manY well known women. Of Ashevllle welcomed
the Daughters with proverbiai Southern hospi5aLty
| ooine nv Mrs Thomas K. Benner which was re,
sTonded 10 by Mrs. D. Phoenix Ingraham, president
| general OF the society. , T., -, -.
| Numerous entertainments were given IN honoE oI
the delegates among them being a reception at tAt
Victoria Inn on April p, banquet and ball at the
| Battery Park Hotel on April a. luncheon at tht
| Country Club by the Board Of Trade on April =
| and a drive 10 Bitmore the following day
| a pleasant incident OF the convention was ths
| vresentation OF thirteen plates, decorated in buff
| and blue, representing washington Taking Com ON
land OF the Army to the president general, MIS-
| n Phoenix Ingraham BY vote Of the delegates
| Dresent the society will meet next year in PhIIa
| delphia