New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

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After their return from Europe the Rev. Dr..
| and Mrs. De Lancy Townsend Of No. 124 West End
ave-, will be at their country home Sharon Conn
Mr. and Mrs Thomas r. Ball. of No West I'D
st. are established for the summer at their country
home. at Watermill, Long Island
|. 1re engagement is announced of Miss Anna
Louise Nauss youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs
w J. Nauss. OF No IL East slth-st. and OF Larch-
mont-on-the- Sound and Frederick Porter Smiley.
Pittshurg.
Tho Rev. Dr. R. P. Johnston. pastor of the Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church. and Mrs. Johnston will
sail for Europe on June "a by the Patricia of the
fiaHlourG-A american Line. They will be absent for
three months.
Mrs. Francis H. Richards. whose city address is
Fat the waldorf-Astoria. has sufficiently recovered
from her recent illness TO go her country
home at Hartford Conn. for the sum 11er Mrs
Richards IS identified with the Eclectic. MinerNl
dent-of the West End womans Republican Club.
, The annual outing of the Daughters OF 1872 will
be held tomorrow at Highc1iffe Inn. Park Hill.
Yonkers. Luncheon will be served at 1 p. Mem
bers may invite as many guests as they desire The
party will go by way of 155th-st (reached by the
nra Or 6 he pessan I pfes
dent, Mrs. William Gerry Slade. will meet those
s go at GS 5 55olley a. m @ at 'S5'h
T garden fete will be given Saturday after
noon for the benefit of Stony Void Sanatorfum by
Auxiliary No at the beautiful home of
Mrs. Richard Sutro, the chairman, at Port Chester.
1t will take the form of a gypsy encampment.
and the entire proceeds will go to help the work
being done for consumptive working women, girls
and children at Lake Kushaqua. There will be
amusements for the children and their elders. No
the most pleasurable events of It's kind this season
Tickets at 81 each may be obtained from the
Water s6er of tRS nm d sa MTs @
from any OF the members of the auxiliary, or at
the grounds
The Colonial Chapter. Daughters of the Revolu-
ton. celebrated Flag Day, which IS It's annual out
ing day. by trip 10 Hillburn n. Y, where the
members were entertained by Mrs. Robert ]. Da-
wilson. Refreshments served. after which
the party drove through Tuxedo Park, stopping to
visit the memorial tablet recently erected by the
Ramapo Valley Chapter
Among those in the party Mrs. John H.
Abee State regent: Mrs. William H Hothckiss.
sepRine Wandell. Mrs s'nf Henry villa William 'A He1fer.
T. Nnsow Edgr MRS
Wilson G. King. Miss Hannah Wingate, Mrs. Will
Louise Dossstt. MFs; zsb MaSSsS, MS. esorss F.
5osenb ss assv HanoEn am & MIS- Dsvid Carr Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs n. Coe Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Grdwood Mulliner will give a reception
next Tuesday from to at Gro -Nest-on-the-
Hudson Lafayette Boulevard Fort Washington
Park in honor OF the Daughters of Ohio in New
York
bridge whist party held at the home OF
Mrs. C. B. Fallen at Pelham Manor yesterday for
the benefit Of Stony Void Sanatorium. Mrs. Ernest
wardman assisted Mrs. Pallen in entertaining the
guests.
Announcement Is made of the engagement Of
Miss Adele Van Tine, daughter of Willis Van Tine.
of Cuba, TO Herbert Schutt, of No. 236 D. 12d-st
The Phi Phi Mu fraternity of Waldeigh High
School recently gave its last entertainment of the
season, heart party followed by dance, at
the home of Miss Elsie ]. Heue, No. 1 West 94th-
st. Among those present were the Misses Charlotte
Hauptner, Lillian Hynes Ida Kegler. Sylvia Fox.
Althea Borst. Marie Kimniling. Elsie ]. Heuel.
Ellen Finnegan Marie Holmes and Messrs: Ralph
H. Pratt. Frederick Gilbert Conrad D. Truben-
BACH George Wallace Robert Dixon, Howard
Kelley, George Selleck, John Peck Walter Robin
son. Lester Brugsemann. Edward Trubenbach and
Nicolas Boet-
The ceremonies connected with the laying Of the
cornerstone OF the Mamaroneck Free kindergarten
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