New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

| at Oelrnonfco5 on friday november "a, 2:3o
O'Clock. Professor George Trumbun I.add. OF New
| Haven, Conn. viii tell the members why Japan
Was Victorious in the Late War" japanese music
! School of Music in Toxic
The Neighborhood Social and Industrial Club. Of
/ which Mrs Frank e. Wise is president win hold
| a. bazaar for the benefit OF the work the after
| noon of December b. the home of Mrs. Alex
/ ander Walker No E4 Riverside Drive. Dvery
effort Is being put forth to make the occasion both
enjoyable and profitable one. The bazaar Will
| be somewhat in the nature OF "at home after
| noon with music; but there will also be many at
tracive articles for sale. This club was organized
several years ago by Mrs. Clarence Burns. and
has been doing quiet but effective work among
the young girls of the West Side neighborhood
ever since afording them pleasant place to spend
| their evenings surrounded by good Influences It
is the desire OF the members some day to have
The committee which has the bazaar IN hand
ssts of Dr. Jessie T. Boyle No 146 West 104th-st..
Krause and Mrs, George A. Post. Mrs. Judson
There was a large attendance Of members and
guests ar the second study meeting this Of the
Urban Club Of Brooklyn, which held last
Tuesday afternoon att the homo OF the senior drec
tor, Mrs. Andrew ]. Perry. No 80 1st Place. Mrs.
R. Percy Chittenden. the newly elected president.
was IN the chair After various reports musical
programme given by Mrs. Warren F. L. Ward
and Erwin e. HasseII and Mrs Samuel III. Ohm
stead, the recording secretary, read by reques.
President Roosevelt's THANKSGIVING proclamation
The subject OF the afternoon History Of Life In
surance" was then presented by Mrs. Marion @.
Eliot who prefaced her remarks with the state
ment that the word Insurance was OF Latin ORR
fhe wonderful development of the life insurance
! business from the beginnings of the sixteenth
century to the present day. An Informal reception
closed the programme, refreshments pelns served
by Mrs Townsend J. Underlill, Mrs. Charles E.
Ford Mrs. Charles II. Winslow and MISS Marion
E. Barron.
Mr. and Mrs William Baker, of Auburn, N. 7,
celebrated their golden wedding Tuesday, No
vernber Ii, at their home, in Hoffman-st, which
was prettfly decorated with oak leaves and chrys-
anthemurns for the occasion The celebration was
the third to occur in Mrs, Bakers family. Her
sister Mrs Alexander Nisbet. celebrated her golden
Parker, of Sacramento. Cal. in 1900 Mrs. Parker
was married in California in 1850, and her golden
wedding was the first ever celebrated by any
married IN that State.
A memorial meeting in honor OF the poetess
Emma Lazarus will be held Temple Bethel. 18TH
ct and bth-ave. at S15 o'clock this evening. under
the auspices of the NewYork branch Of the Council
OF Jewish Women. Miss Adele Sold will read
biography of Miss Lazarus, Edmund Clarence
Stedman viii contribute personal reooIlec-
sonnet that poetess. DR.. H. P Mendes will tell
of Miss Lazarus's work for the Jewish community,
and Mrs. Ida Benfry Judd will read some OF her
poems.
Across the Back Bence.-''What's your husband
Hes got to be an inventor"
whats he inventing?"
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