New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30

resume It's meetings IN October az its club ROOM
Seats are sale for the performances %
Children % the Ghetto" to be given at Peoples
Theatre on May II for the benefit OF the TounS
WOmen's Hebrew Association No. 1854 Lexington
ave Mines Jacob schiH, Leopold Stern. Lazarus
Kohns. Felix NJ WarburE Frederick Nathan.
Julius Hart and Joseph Mayer Asher have con-
scented 20 act patronesses for this affair.
This institution conducts classes m dressmakings
stenosraphy and typeWriting cooking. Bible study.
Hebrew. English. English literature. piano. elocu-
tion drawing; physical training and in first aid
sOcials. The officers Of the association are Mrs.
l. Unterbers. president; Mrs H. Pereira Mendesi
Vice president: Mrs. s. Iiebovitz treasurer; Mrs.
W. Zwisobn eorrespondi5g secrsfaTy anu
Reserved seats may be purchased at the once of
viii also be sold the office OF the theatre the
night OF the performance.
The clubs OF Christodora House viii gather thfs
year In Cooper Union for their annual meeting.
Monday. May 8. at S15 p As the constituency
Of the house would I'LL its assembly room many
times over the night OF the year when its
bers present themselves together IS an interesting
Iie Sl1o sous ~ Cnee5s IepOI. OF Cup "OLes
graTnrne, Admission IS BY tickets which can Be-
ChTistOdOra House. No. al Avenue 3.
The musical given by the Holy Angels Alumns
at the Waldorf-Astoria last Tuesday afternoon was
a great success. The Astor Gallery. where the en-
tertainment took place. crowded with large
and appreciative audience. Those taking part
were Mrs. Adele Laes Baldwin. Mrs Cater-FSarr.
Mrs Alfred Dickson Miss Blanche Temple. Master
Samuel KOtler and Digby Bell and Nine Herv0r
Torpadie Mrs. Florence Brown Sheppard and Mrs
Charlotte FeEry at the piano.
The musical under the patronage OF 1lra
william 4 Brady. Mrs A I. Celia; Mrs. Peter
Doelger, Mrs John Dunphy, Mrs John Glackners
A. Morsehhauser Mrs. Morgan J. O'Brien. Mrs.
I u v. Temple and Mrs Charles TrJIaX
On Wednesday. May 3 IN the Red Room at Del
montcos. May festival. with music. viii be held
for the benefit Of the works OF the Helpers Un-
der the auspices of their associates. There Will be
several tables for the sale OF fancy articles. tea
table and a candy table 50, =,
pearance Of Harry Burletgh, the DarytOne OF St
interesting programme for the occasion
Among the women interested in the success q
ferent tables. are the following owing, NJ
Beresford Mrs J. v Bouvier the Misses Bowler,
Mrs G; L Bruins. Miss CLARK Mrs g. W Connell'
Henry Hall FORBES Mrs James Frank Hale Miss
Keyes. 1Irs. Fred Kuser. Miss Leary. Miss Louise
Leary. Miss lie Brun Mrs; Gideon Lee Mrs Van
Brugh Livingston. Miss Marie. Mrs H. l. Not.
Raborg Mrs John J. Ftadley. Mrs: Allan W Ram
Mrs. Emile Vatable.
A reception viii be given by the Abbot Couegia1s
r. from s to O'Clock
Mrs Theodore sutro gave her last eat home for
this season on Wednesday afternoon. The parIors
and dining rooms were tasteeuIIy decorated with
Eqses r ARF@ong the guests - were 5 E Cinso9
/ Wood and Miss Helen N. Hicks
| Miss Helen varick Boswell who came from
/ Washington to attend the annual meeting OF the
/ Woman's Republican Association of the state OF
enjoy other t1 functions. political and social While
in the city she the guest of Miss Reid, on West
/ s4thzst.
The woman's Press Club held a regular meeting
/ yesterday afternoon at the Waldorf-Astora with
Music as the topic the day. Miss Lily Stafford
Place gave "a Sketch Of Grand Opera" carl Fiqus
spoke Edward Grieg," giving musical ulustra-
on ''The Music Critic There were songs BY Nine.
Katherine N3aek tlqHe and ~ James BTines and
chairman Of the entertainment committee
The Brooklyn Colony OF the National Society OF
New-EngIand Women. held its first regular meet
/ ing yesterday afternoon at the Nesmith Mansion.
/ No. IL Remsen-st. Brooklyn
I The executive COMMITTEES OF the Aluunas Asso-
/ citation OF Teachers College gave its annual tea
70 seniors and graduate students last Friday after
noon. From 70 o'clock the social room was well
MED Win sISS's aThs WnGp were a nuIoer o.
Dodge. The soft gray-sreen OF the walls. rugs and
a delightful Background for the spring costumes
Of the youns women, which were further thrown
into relief by the graceful black gowns and caps Of
Mrs. Vernon Claire Brown. president Of the as.
I ISOLATION, received the guests, assisted BY Mss
| School: Miss Annah Blood Miss Lucy We.ser Miss
Anna Clark. Mss Helen Haiiowen and Mrs Heien
/ Roberts. gowned in white. presided az the tea
I An Informal reception will be held next Friday
at the home OF Mrs Orlando B Potter No. $50 West
[ 6Sth-St. The TaCeptiOu will ne Nv ha
dents Club OF Teachers College TO the students in
the preparatory schools who expect shortly 10 en-
ter college W. A. SayeH. Of Princeton: r. P. over
son. Of Harvard; a. Fl Bradford. OF Yale; F: W.
uulbia Will discuss the social and religious life OF
be represented.
/ Public School No !. at No. S Henry Street Man
day at 100 p. Trees will then be planted by thu
Tenement Shade Tree Committee
The annual luncheon Of the Contemporary Club.
Of BroOkyn, took place last Tuesday at the Union
There vas an informal reception at 1880 followed
by an elaborate luncheon at O'Clock Mrs James
Frederick lockwood. the president, assisted
IA receiving by the vce-president Mrs Charles ;
NH ' Wv 5e,I-ed With White MINIS ross ans ar
80 " - sSrsI 80 bsi,- ~ ci1,J
After the luncheon Mrs, Lockwood extended
in which she referred to the progress and develop
ment Of American mural painting and spoke OF
the significance or the year ; study or the Giuo
1Irs- lockwood. Mrs Forrest ". tsallison. Miss
81 Jbicber secretarv o. Jbe F%r9oJ5i,n N,n1ar.s
Club made a short address. and there a num-
Der OF musical selections. Among the guests pres
emit were Mrs. William Wood Mrs. George NJ
Whicher. Mrs. Thomas Watson. Mrs. Martindale.
Mrs Fletcher Mrs Horace Warner. Miss Green
Charles Purpau. Mrs. Avery. Mrs. PiroU. Mrs.
Mss McSo.iuT, MS toward SioodRogSn, Ms
I Eorton. MIS-, Jacobs, Mrs kennetG t&wleT, MIS