New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
William Dart; press, Mrs. B. NJ Sherman: reeep
Gon, Mrs William j. Brumeghim, and music, Mrs
j. Henry Mckinley.


The tenth anniversary meeting of the Alumn@
of the College of ST. Elizabeth. at Convent Sta
hon N. J.. was held at the college November
1, and arrangements were made for repetition
OF the subscription dance which proved
full last year at the Hotel Astor, New-York City.
At the business meeting these officers elected
for the following year: President. Mrs. Theresa
shannon Sheridan; vice-president. Mrs. Joseph
Egan; secretary. Sister Mary Agnes. and treasurer.
Mrs. Charles E Nammack.
After the election of officers the alumnsa were
the guests of the Sisters at luncheon, and each
guest received appropriate souvenir bearing the
autograph of the Venerable Mother Xaxer whoi
age, still remains the active directress OF the IN
The College Of St Elizabeth, formerly known ,sss as
the arst Bishop Of Sswark. e ]. i is eonductsd
By hs ST Se r gh a Bishops I
has grown and prospered until the present Varied
institutions Ii for Women It numbers among is
alumne many well known women Of n New a oTk TX
coming Reunion will be looked forward TO with
pleasure by all its graduates.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Metropolitan Hos
pital and Dispensary held its annual meeting for
the election OF officers at the Waldorf Iuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Camille Birnbohm was unah-
mously elected president for the fourth successive
year Mrs j. Pullson Miller first vice-president.
Mrs. H E. Scripture second vice-president Mrs.
George b. Howe third vice-president. Mrs. Fran
good ssrea Mrs howe
uier; chairman of finance committee, Mrs Charles aries
Louise Stocking; chairman of ways and means means
MIS- MISS srdmsS audor DR. jessie
Boje. Mrs Brnbohm was the recipient OF horai
The auxiliary will give number Of e such1es mu-
steals and dances this winter in aid OF charity'
For the benefit of the Ecole Maternelle Fran
caise, Miss Elizabeth Marbury. president of the
patronesses, bazaar will be held at the Wal
dorf-Astora, under the direction and organization
of Mrs. Charles Polifeme. vice-president, on NO
vember 25 ST. GATHERINGS Day. Bonnets will be
offered to every young woman over twenty-five
years of age. A feature of the entertainment VIII
be the Kiosque de la Paix, presided over by Mile.
Bohotaux and Mile. Mayer, attired in costumes of
Japan and Russia At this booth champagne will
be served under the American flag as at the
Treaty of Portsmouth; A beautifully decorated
eesses viii be- on exhibition As specially there
will be sale at moderate prices many Parstan 1,
Madame Klehr. The Aisace-Lorraine booths will
he m Sn oa By
Sara Michel, chairman. and Niles Chapuls ana
The doll booth of Madame NIillot will be ex-
auisite Madame Fave will have enc the aaf5 eGsSo1 M
ad while Madame Levy d1 Will of take ibe eWelfy oF
tas aSs eeFfaMs Moahar a9s Goose
etc. will contribute to the amusement Of the cbd{E e
Madame Paroutaud VII NO doop5 boofb viii be
Kept by beautfu little maidens who will offer to
their older sisters the traditional St Catherine
table has some surprises in store for her patrons
AIede Sde e Rbray Consul General of France and NJ
Alexandra T. Mason, president OF le Ise diinions
Francaise. Nine. Jordan will sell most denclous
French bonbons
The well known dramatic society, The Mummers.
will give two performances Wednesday November
% and Thursday November 49, of Pinero's COM
edy Sweet Lavender" at Carnegie Lyceum FOR
the benefit of ST. Roses Settlement Of Nos 20'
and 25e East 71st-st. The following will compose
Wam 5Rf eaa' Feming is Nicholas j. Healy Frank Gan
Edwin Tae{ ,S Mrs a1d Ke4ay 9Trnde asses 6 sa Var
| ters The entertainment will be under the olrec-
| tion of Joseph 7. Ryan
| The Contemporary Club of Brooklyn met On
| Tuesday at the home of Mrs. j. F. LOCKWOOD NO
| 67s McDonough-st In the absence OF tne pres
| dant Mrs Oscar Warner presided After the cur
rent events Mrs S. H. Cheesebro read a paper ,t on
Pietro Aretino" Mrs. G. J. schlege followed with
SEoo6 DIE smoke on the three styles Of Raphaeis
| art.
Tho Mary washington Colonial Chapter OF the
| Daughters Of the American Revolution nave ar
ranged TO place tablet on the house "ileEe lhie
ander Hamilton died. The house STANDS on WASH
,no+o, Heights near St Luke's Church ana tne
ceTemony Of unveng will take place on + of on
November % The cnapter 9eiq Driye the home of
| Mrs. Archibald Loomis.
Chapter Alpha of the Phi fnl Mu 'o0ie.' "
| wadleixn High School initiated a number OF ne"
,bars ,,,tb aDnropriate ceremonies Friday.
| The victims were dressed and made up III iopas
| fashion. and were then conducted to the s"ee9
where they forced to SIT on coai au tbev were
ng sogpeed to wear shield the left eye sen
when asked what the trouble was ,Inegeon. Ineg
| The initiation followed by luioie'
,,a Gre, cbanter of the Daughters OF the ReVo-
| luton in the county Of Hudson was orgahl1eu o
saturday afternoon, November T. at INC ~ 1
Mrs George Herman Stueck, NO. Hs feeees . ,Tn
Jersey CITY Heights, and was naiiieo aot
pitcher Miss Helen Hays Kramer the slea
..t1.a~ of the heroine of Monmouth sent
her CONGRATULATIONS the OCCASION anu tIaoe.
| ragret that she was unable to be present. Ing ~
GERS of Molly Pitcher Chapter are. fsee,
George Herman Stueck: vice-regent, Nhi -
Atkinson Durell; secretary, MISS MAO - VI,
treasurer Miss c. II. Duehrung; historian ~ ~ -, "
Y Iendell and register. Miss A H Larry All tIe
o,bars ara of New-England ancestry Nrs: r.
PbapIr IneTaham president general OF the Paug @
ers Of the Revolution was Wth a Mrs. joseph
en OF sns Mrs Robert Ward state
York and New-Jersey State socieues
r,ha ,v,u,,n, n Davis Free Industrial School Tor
Crippled Children of which Mrs arthur hiiio'
Fish is president will hold its annual harvest lall
and sale at the WaIdorf-Astoria on November IA
go * sfternoon and evening. There will be an
anc+ion ~, sale of autograph books at the Little
Bookshop on Wednesday evening from s;SO o CLOCK
until 1890
The .Tovfng Workers" Branch OF the Minis
tering Childrens League will hold a lavender
bazaar at the Harlem Club 129d-st and Lenox-
ave, Friday, November IL.
A Russian musical and tea for the benedt Of the
JittIs Mothers Aid Association will be given In
the home of Mrs Pierre C. Richards, No. 1o9 East
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