New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

lt Of new academy win be-
the St Regis Hotel on March % for the benefit
Of Its philanthroHc fund Part Of the proceeds will
and the clubs protege.
Mrs Leonard L. Hill. of the Ansonia, will be at
home next Friday.
Miss Louise Burns. OF the Hotel Navarro enter
sained some of her friends last week at a violet
luncheon afterward taking them to see 1.-The
Woman in the Case" Those invited were Mrs
Green. Of the navy yard: Mrs T. Fraenke. Mrs
Sfares w. Dabt. Mrs. Robert Druet, Mrs Robert
street. Miss Sarah BiEeIOw and Mrs. Leonard L.
Mrs Theodore Sutro. Of 1O2d-st and Riverside
Drive gave her ninth 'at home" of the season on
wednesday. which was well attended. Those who
contributed to the enjoyment OF the occasion were
Irwin Emleth HasselI pianist and the Polish onera
singer. Mile. Henriette de Wyganowsld who sang
the selections from several of the operas in which
SRe hss aDpeaPed in Paris lately Mrs sutros next
6!atnday % Those who will take part in the pro-
fe fdr of NV VIII .} 9e Mrs Susan Douglas Edison daGgh
iss Nina o Bostes yio4ist and Louis Williams
tabIe on Gerent sI young women preside at the
JelhHe' Aartyn and Christie will preside
mrs. christopher c. shayne. president of the
Daghters Of Ohio IN New-York will give a large
reception to that club next Saturday afternoon
from until o'clock. at her home no $50 Vest
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Mrs. William F. Lindsay will be at home newt
Tuesday, at No. 1O4 West S4th-st
The annual anniversary tea for the benefit Of the
riverside Day Nursery will be given by the nursery
auxiliary next Thursday afternoon from untiI E
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. WilIiston H. Benedict
no LS4 west 8th-st. Miss Magutud E. d Lind
there wiIl b VIII play tea VIII be served and
iary. "a INT QUAIL
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Thompson of Pitts
burg and Sparkhill n. Y, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Elizabeth Burd. to Edward
Bliss Reed Of New-Haven. Conn.
The Viscountess Maitland will make her debut
as a singer at concert of the Women's String Or
chestra Society next Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock Lady Matland's voice Is soprano. and
was highly praised by Nine. Nordica for whom She
sang recently. Claud Cunningham barytone will
be the other solost, and Isidore Luckst0ne Will be
at the piano ~
The Women Lawyers Club of New-York of
which Mrs. Philip Carpenter is president will hold
It's annual meeting next Thursday evening at
o'clock at the National Arts Club No. 81 West
S4th-st. The members of the club are Mrs. Fanny
II. Carpenter. Mrs. Travis H. Whitney Miss Edith
J. Grswold Miss Susan c. O'Neill. Miss Mary
Houston Kenyon, Miss Mary C. Potter. Miss Isa-
L. Bonde Miss si Eh OasG a Reer c anck 5 Mis- d4s Helen
4. Scheftel. Miss Emile NJ. Bullowa Miss D. M
sk Mss % uana Gawz Miss JESSIE NTs EAdTfTd AlHey
rsar rs -6aidwin Mrs Gabrielle Stewart
Dows. Mrs. Olive stott Gabriel Miss Adelina Burd
MISS R0se 5e ss s MaB Bo56s Mrs A5na @
LA Eao Raqh a Miss Daisy Gaus. Mrs. Emma Frances
Miss Gail Laughlin and Mrs. J. Petluck.
One Of the early spring weddings to take place in
New-Brunswick. n. j., is that of Miss Olive Dixon
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dixon to Ray
FfEar, of Metuchen. Miss Dixon has chosen as her
six 6rdesmads esI Miss Mary Franklin. of New York;
DeshleT; Miss Ina Osborn. Miss Helen Runyon and
Miss Edith McLaury OF New-Brunswick.
The New-York section of the Council of Jewish
Women has planned a most interesting programme
for its meeting. TO be held Tuesday at D. M.
IN the vestry rooms of the West End Synagogue,
No. 154 West S2d-st.. near Amsterdam-ave 'Immi-
grant Girls and "A Day at Ellis Island" will be
the subjects of address delivered by Mrs Betty
Meirowts; the councils representative at that
of the Interstate Bureau of Household Research.
and Miss Rose Sommerfeld, superintendent OF the
Clara de Hirs"h will relate their experiences
IN their various fields Of labor: The council will be
the guest of the Sisterhood of the West End Con-
gregation at tea at the close of the meeting.
One of the largest affairs for charity to be given
this month is the point euchre the Waldorf
Astoria February q. for the benefit OF the
Silver Cross Day Nursery. Mrs. Judson c. Wells
is chairman of the euchTe. and among the patron
Mrs. H. 7. Peirce, Mrs. Isaac Mills. Mrs
Frank Overton Evans. Mrs. Adolph Rosenberg,
Mrs A. 3. Ryher. Mrs. Daniel E. Ford Mrs j.
Edward Mastin. Mrs. Henry W. McMann, Mrs.
william Richards Mrs. H. G.. Guild Mrs c. B.
Pearse Mrs. Gerry Brown, Mrs. Edward Dockery
Mrs. NJ. E. Burnton, Mrs. William B. Symmes
Mrs. Q. L. Leonard. Mrs. A. F. Fountain. Mrs.
Clayton E. Rich Mrs George w. Best Mrs James
veitch. Mrs 2. f. Day. Mrs. Clarence Sharp.
Mrs. George E. Lytler. Mrs. William A. Marble,
Mrs. Alexander Reed. Mrs. William Douglas May.
Mrs. William Ray. Mrs. Arthur A. Stlwen Mrs.
Charles b. Morris. Mrs. Robert w. Reid. Mrs.
Merrick S. ConoVer. Mrs John J. Quinn. Mrs. A.
c. Connaughton. Mrs. Antonio De Novellis. Mrs.
Robert f. Christie. Mrs. Louis Givernaud. Mrs.
George r. Steel. Mrs John Seaman. Mrs. Joseph
Barre. Miss Ella Louise Henderson, Mrs J; w.
AbelI Mrs Charles G.. BraXmar. Mrs. William
Eiderd. Mrs. ]. H. Puriy and Mrs. Grayson
The young women TO act as markers are Miss