New-York tribune., 1905-04-02
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST
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this auxiliary when it met on March q at the
house Of Mrs. H. S. Hathaway. No 1S West S2d-
St. and Mrs. James F. Newcomb made plea for
more work on the part Of NewYork children in
t84rmng auxiliaries for the tubercular children OF
Stony Wald now has seventy patients There is
sun snow at Lake Kushaqua. but spring is in the
air and the patients have enjoyed nineteen days OF
doors all winter.
One Of the little girls supported at the sanatorium
by Junior Auxiliary No. 10 has Just returned home
cured. SIC looks so well and fat that her httte
not my Kitty"
Miss Lucy Gates. soprano win sing at the lecture
which Homer Davenport will give on the afternoon
Of April II, at 230 o'clock at the Hotel Astor for
the benefit OF the Little Mothers Aid Association.
The following young women will assist ushers:
Mrs Robert NJ. Vermilye. jr. Mrs. Basil S. Court
ney Mrs ". Irving Twombly Mrs T. Pttman
Spencer. Mrs. Charles o. Mas. Miss Lillian Dorm,
Mss Mss GraSs 9akly' Miss Bertha Sprague' Mss Mss
Blanche Theodore, Miss ROsalnd Harrison. MISS
Blanche Marcou.
At No So Prince-st. stands the house where
James Munroe. the fifth President of the United
States. died July l. 1881. President Monroe was the
third President Of the five who had served to die
the birthday Of American independence
Maria Munroe the Presidents daughter, married
Samuel L. Ciouverneur, who was afterward post
master OF New-York City. Samuel l. Gouverneur
purchased two lots in Prince-st and later erected
two houses. both Of which standins- In the
corner house (Io. 6S Prince-st), James Mundoe
came to live after the death Of his WIFE, and here
he died. His body placed in the Marble Gene
tery until 1885, when it removed to Richmond.
Va, the eth Regiment Of New-York acting as
escort
The Wcmen's Auxiliary the American Scenic
and Historic Preservation Society proposes 10 erect
4 memorial tablet TO James MunrOe on the ami
verssry of his BIRTH April IS. Upon the invitation
Of the society many of his descendants will attend
tablet. Miss Mary Van Buren VanderpoeI is presi-
dent OF the Women's AuxiIiary and Mrs. William
Brookheld honorary president
Mrs. Richard Henry Savage. who has been lectur-
ing with great success at private entertainments
this spring. especially at Lakewood. will lecture
on Marie Antoinette in the ballroom of the St.
Interest is added to the occasion by the fact that
Mrs Savage Will wear q repIica OF the Court cos
tune Of the unhappy French Queen
W w Ellsworth. Of the Century Company, will
give a stereoptcon lecture on Andre and Arnold
on next SATURDAY evening At aI the Womans univer-
MI and Mrs John Jacob Hopper will celebrate
their hfteth wedding anniversary next Saturday
night from $50 until II o'clock. at their home. NO
$50 West 12st-st
The Association of Catholic Charities will hold
its annual meeting at the Catholic Club. No 10
Central Park South tomorrow morning at 1880
O'Clock.
Archbishop Farley will by his presence show his
appreciation OF the work being done by TINS society.
Among the workers who viii address the meeting
are Mr. Hebbard of the State Board of Charities
the Rev Dr. Wall and Mr. Butler. active MEM
Der of the organization. Women prominent IN
social and charitable life will represent different
phases of the work Of the association, winch IS
made up of committees in behalf OF the district
prison. the Childrens Court, the hospitals, girls
clubs, day nurseries, settlements, etc among & s
the meeting are Mrs Joseph j. o DOnohue, presi-
dent of the association; Mrs. Joseph Sieyln, secre-
ana Mrs William A. Arnold
A concert and euchre for the benefit of the Har-
lem Dis2ensary. under the auspices Of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Harlem Dispensary. viii be held
at tho EllersHe No 81 West 126th-st. on Monday
evening April 10. The dispensary is greatly IN
need Of funds Tor its immediate use. The officers
of the auxiliary Mrs. John H. Mccarthy. presi-
dent; Mrs James H Purdy, treasurer, and Mrs.
John T. Nagle. secretary. Mrs. Joseph S. Nc
Govern is chairman OF the entertalnment commit I
tanned from the secretary at No l63 West l26thst
Another treat for the music loving public
Will be given Wednesday evening, April .. at
Carnegie Hall. with Ysaye. violinist Hekking.
'cellist. and Da Meta. pianist, as the artists.
This concert is given for the purpose Of enabling
cation. Heretofore a musical and breakfast have
been given during Lent at the Waldorf-Astoria Tor
this purpose, but owing 10 circumstances winch
prevent Mrs Henry Clarke Coe from arranging the
affair this concert will take its place.
A birthday tea for the benefit Of the West End
Collegiate Guild was held last Friday afternoon at
the home of the president, Mrs Charles Gilmore
KerIey No. lS2 West S1st-st. Music for the after
noon was furnished by Mrs Karl Fenniger, Mrs.
Dunham Mrs. Knox and the Misses Meigs. Tea
was served by Mrs. Henry E Cobb and Miss Helen
Hartman. Miss Augustine Lloyd and Miss Isabelle
Benedict had charge Of the lemonade. At the cake
table was Mrs Benjamin Jackson. assisted by Miss
Martha Bussing and Miss Buckan; at the candy
table Mrs Robert Patton, assisted by Miss Sarah
Bussing Miss Grace Abbott, Miss Sutherland, Miss
Katharine Martin. the Misses Totten and Mss
Helen Card; the chidren's table. Mrs. Cone, as
sisted by Miss Kesser. Mrs. Carey and Miss Helen
Brown and at the fancy table Mrs Dupuy and
Miss Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Rea Peabody. OF Ardsley
Hall have Just returned from Atlantic City, where
they have been spending couple OF weeks.
SHRINE NIGHT At CIRCUS
Mecca Temple Mobiles to Attend Wednesday