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New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
IN PHILANTHRoPIc CIRCLES.

The Board OF Supervisors and the trustees of the
New-fork orthopaedic Dispensary and Hospital
VIII hold their annual meeting Wednesday after
noon at the institution. No l2s East Fiftynnth-st
Leighton Parks. of ST; Bartholomew's Church viii
inspection from until 8 O'Clock
The first monthly conference held under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Auxiliary committee OF the
Charity Organization Society will be held on
tuesday January Il. at IL a. m in the assembly
hall of the United Charities Building No 1o5 East
the eoDereaoe aTs e tPSs snd for
TTeeBle I3 Children In the Tenements: How are They
10 BE Cared For?" Mrs. Clarence Burns; Mothers
discharged from Hospitals with Their New Born
Mutual BENEFIT Cubs to Working Women" n."e DR. OF
Mary Wiilets.
Auxiliary No. OF the Little Mothers Aid
association viii hold a meeting tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock. at the home of Miss NJ. Inez
Malcolm Mclean is president Of this auxiliary.
farewell reception for DR.. Rudolf B. Tensler.
IN charge OF st. Lukes Hospital Toxic, Japan
vas given on Wednesday at the home OF Mrs
jonathan Thoem No. LOIS Fifth-ave. DR.. Brewer
CT the Columbia Medical School, and Rev. Dr.
Arthur s. Lloyd also present
DR.. Tensier returned to this country for funds
10 enlarge the work Of the hospital which is self
supporting ana owes its success 10 Dr. Tensler's
BESIDES eharE yoR Pae9t ie9 noOie
eoI Japan @ unlike America. accepts reform imposed
pnese WITH the he iaa9eSfd paGent faSes ass
or the hospital, II is necessary turn away five
out OF every six applicants Sixty per cent OF the
japanese doctors use the old Chinese methods.
The endowment fund OF the New-York Diet
Kitchen Association has recently been increased
by 5000. the sum being a legacy from Myrick
Pluminer. The fund now amounts to tA,SO5 90
This association started at the request OF
some physicians who found that nourishment,
rather than medicine, needed in many cases
for the restoration to health of the sick poor The
present managers are Miss Maria H. MetcaIf Mrs
Charles Watrous, Mrs. August Lewis Mrs. George
z. Baker Mrs. J. Henry Lane Mrs. Charles NJ
ner, Miss NJ n Cunningham, Mrs. Edward Tuck
Mrs. Frederick Kuhne. Mrs. ]. Otto Toussaint,
Mrs. 6. Q. Brown. Mr.. Henry Willard Mrs James
y. Wells. 5r.. Mrs Joseph W. Tllton Mrs. I. B.
Cook Mrs z. M. Cook, Mrs. William Reynolds
Brown, Mrs. c. B. Hackley, Mrs. j. Sanford
Greves, Mrs. Petera B. Worran Mrs. John Degener
Miss Z i. Wtckharn. Mrs. D. D. williamson Mrs
J. {. Baldwin, Mrs. A R McMchael, Mrs. w. II.
Carpenter. Miss Matilda W. Butler. Mrs Charles
A. Eowards. Mrs William P. Northrup Mrs A W.
Wright. Mrs; w: E. Peck Mrs. Frank Badgley,
MiEs Helen II. Wade, Mrs. Charles Kollstede Mrs
W. c. Demorests Mrs Samuel C. T. Dodd, Mrs.
James Ditnars Voorhees,, Mrs. James Petersen,
Mrs. D. J. Burtis, Mrs. George T. Wilson Mrs
Charles EngelhRrd Mrs. William Emerson jr
Miss Elsie N. Powell, Mrs. George A. Hearn, Miss
G. V. r. Robb Mrs David Ives Mackie Mrs. J. w.
Barrow and Mrs. William Baily Dunning
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
IN BROOKLYN CLUBLAND.

The principal speaker at the Cambridge Club.
which met on Monday afternoon, at the home OF
Mrs. A Z. Frazer No. 226 Quincy-st.. Hami-
ton Ormsbee, who spoke THE Contemporary
Drama" He compared the drama OF the last half
OF the nineteenth century with that of the twen-
tieth. saying that the drama of the former was
He spoke Of I6sen and Maeterliilck as the two
leaders Of the twentieth century dcama He He dWelt welt
spoke of George Ade Clyde Fitch. Augustus
9ramme was O6iiou Brought to p Close By Mrs A II
asa & ho n Reboa 4ayT prssded dde ahd
Mrs H, D Watson was chairman Mrs J; F.
on Monday, January %.
The topic under consideration at the Brooklyn
Woman's Club, Monday Child Helping
Agencies OF New-York.'' The speaker. Mrs Anna
Garlin Spencer. said that she considered the day
nursery a doubtful blessing in many cases il
remain at home while the woman went out to
work, because she was sure care would be taken
the rate of dependent children is increasing and
of public Institutions She deplored the condi-
tions which made IL necessary 10 herd children to-
putting them in private families Mrs Lucy Chit
followed.
The Associated Alumnoe Of Packer gave their reg
ular monthly at home Tuesday. at No 160 Jo-
ralemon-st. The rooms were decorated in red the
light coming from red shaded candles carna-
tions being the flowers used There was no set
Mrs. James S. Carpenter, Mrs Hotchkiss. Mrs
Louis V. Hubbard. Mrs. G.. z. Hyatt Mrs. Henry
Conkling and the chairman, Miss Elizabeth Chaplin.
A luncheon and reception will be given on
Wednesday February 15 at the Pouch Gallery by
Fort Greene Chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution in honor of Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks
president OF the national society.
The Chiropean Club will meet on Thursday at the
Knapp Mansion Dust and Dirt is the topic TO
be discussed Mrs. Seitz. chairman of the COM
rnittee on municipal affairs will have charge of
the programme.
The Contemporary Club. of Brooklyn. met
Tuesday morning at the home Of Mrs Henry
Marshall, No 546 MadsOn-st., and resumed its
study meetings Of Italy. There was a large at
tendance. An instructive paper was presented by
Mrs Frank E. Idell on the Medci." followed by
an interesting paper on the life of Giroamo Sa-
vonaroa 1888 by Mrs. Oscar Warner
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
Continued from sixth page.

were Miss Harriet RICHTER. Miss Katharine
EigSter Miss Lulu Wanamaker. Miss Hazel Car
na5taT Miss Winifred Busby, Miss Julie Alvarez
"a Miss Jeanette Cruden. Mrs. Warren was
eovvned in pale green chiffon taffeta embroidered
KISS Warren wore white chiffon cloth and Vense
Isce and Miss Riordons gown OF white crepe
da chine and duchess lace. The rooms were deco
rated in pink and white
Monday afternoon was marked by the first at
home Of Mrs George W. Wingate and Miss Louisa
NJ wingate of No. 100 Dean-st. Mrs. Wingate
received in a gown OF black thread lace over white
chiffon and her daughter in black chiffon with
touches of gold Assisting them were Mrs. Joseph
r Moves in twine colored crepe de chine,
broidered in gold: Mrs. William Nathan Belcher, in
light blue crepe de chine. and Mrs Charles G. Win
gate, In light green chiffon The decorations were
In yellow and white
Mrs. Chester l. Richards. Of No. 116 Riverside
Drive. formerly Of Montgomery Place. had her
guests last Monday. at the last Bagby morning
musical Mrs. Josiah 7. Marean. Mrs. Lewis Luck
enbach, Mrs. Ernest Sayre Emanuel and Mrs. J.
Elliott Langstan. She also entertained them at
luncheon.
Mrs. Roscoe c. z. Brown OF No 1s4 Hicks-st.,
gave a tea on Friday afternoon of last week for
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Grosvenor Hyde Backus.
who before her marriage last June was Miss Susan
Emily Foote. Of Port Henry. N Y.
Mrs. Henry Reeves better known by her pen
"a large reception given by Mr.. and Mrs J. Hamp-
den Dougherty Of No. 25S Clinton-ave, al the
Pouch Gallery, Thursday evening. The walls or
the white and gold parlor were banked with greens
and over the heads Of the receiving party WHICH
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

AMY Murray. the well known singer OF Scotch
ynelodiss. for the entertainment \ dance VII
follow.
Cards have heer Issued by Mrs. William V Hes
ter OF No los F>e,nsea-st.. for Thursdays Jan
uary and February.
Cards have been issued for Wednesday evening.
January IS. BY Dr. and AIRS. Stuart <Iase OF No.
80 Hancock-st. Music win be feature of the
evening
Mrs William c. Pate and the Misses Pate. OF No.
11es Dean-st have out cards for Fridays jan
uary.
Mrs. Francis L. Eames and Miss Esmes of No.
125 Remsen-st.. are at home Tuesdays in January.
Mrs. Hosmer B. ParsCns and her daughter Mrs.
Charles S. adams. OF No. lss L4neoin Place win
receive first and third Wednesdays until April No
cards win be Issued
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

ess t soosicai studies while abroad The nartv
AVee's 10 return early IN May ~ parry
an enjoyable musical was given on w.dnss5o,.
ee Oy Nr. and Mrs. James IL I.ancas star q.
ne. M nome Kendall Court. No 521 wes, Opeb,,r
t u-alo-eieventh-st. This many guests ,vero sntar
rs1neo rte. oy the playing OF Nine Debaza IxyI,,
9iitsS. 2no or her husband Alfred n Wiciees'
XII among those present were Mrs FdTsr6
frrs.sss,-.- ~; ah9 MRS D. UTord JENNINGS Mrs
9ss sssaeIs. MISS r Z. Wiley DR.. Monae lesser sf
JONI ROBINSON Joseph Myers and W A. Keddia ."
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for g sa-so. =.
SUBSCRIPTION dances to be held at the Hotel Fndcott
uhoer the auspices OF the Catholic Summer school
some or the Harlem folks prominently identiAad
with the success OF the gathering ara M,ss N-ar,
SSEih, MISS Mamie Calvin, Miss Marie Cahill Miss
Sslla auDerty, Miss Anna Cahill Miss Susie Dan
Iels. MISS Alice Hagerty, Miss Mamie DANIELS Miss
..oLus o hagan. Miss Anna Walsh and Miss Kath-
Miss Irene Duffy. Of No. 1e9 East Ninetv-fourtb
ST. entertained the Tuesday afternoon Euchre Club
at her home on January 10. The successful winners
VI prizes were Miss Josephine Hogan Miss Nellie
lowers. and the consolation prize went 10 Miss
anna EII SahiI Those present were Miss Lulu ReillV
GG1Ss ,Lot1e Fagan. Miss Irene Duffy Miss Marie
SSallil Nm MIS- Joseph ODonnell. Miss Rose Wynne
4Iss Nora Costello Miss Nellie Costello Miss Nellie
nfroHers' Miss Josephine Hogan, Miss Katherine
=, Sartels Miss Celia Huberty Miss c. McCsratty
MSS AIoertine Lippnan Miss Nellie Hogan Miss
ae,en Moray Miss Katherine Cahill, Miss Nellie
SaiRln and Miss Marie Calvin.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

Edwin Markham the guest Of honor at the
regular Tuesday reception Of the MONDAY Club
at its clubhouse, No "a West Thirty-seventh-st
Besides reading several selections from his own
works. Mr.. Markham gave short talk on The
Immortality of the SOUL, illustrating it with suit
songs appropriate to the occasion. These Tuesday
afternoon and evening receptions of the MONDAY
Club have been great success. The club Is one
Of the new thought centres, and aims to exen-
plify Mr.. Merkhams words, "A place where one
illumined and hung in the clubroom in honor of
Mr.. Markham. The Rev. r. Heber Newton is
president and r. c. Douglass. author of Spiritual
Evolution" secretary. Any one interested in the
new thought along any metaphysical lines is
always welcome at che clubhouse, where, besides
the hour Of meditation. daily classes are held
by various well known persons.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and Professor Henry s.
Nash will address the annual meeting Of the Con-
sumers' League TO be held on Monday, January 3O
at $50 O'Clock, at the Wald0re-AstOria.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

the members have done much good work in con-
nection with the Advancement and growth OF the
Carnegie Library, and they make it their purpose
TO discuss such authors viii excite interest in
good reading by both children and adults. Supper
was served at 10:20 when the men were admitted
to the circle for social hour; Among others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McVickar
Charles H. Wilson, Miss Myra Blake, the Misses
Jane, Alice and Esther Andrews. Mrs. Charles Il
Stecker, Miss Daisy Fisher MIR. and Mrs. Mark
D. Stiles. DR.. Melville Page and Professor and
Mrs. JaQues D. ReQMaY.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

Next Thursday afternoon the Kings County Dem
ocratic Club formerly the Germana, will be the
scene OF italian Fete for the Little Italy Neigh
borhood House. The young women. mostly from
the Heights who arranged the affair have secured
a number Of representative women as patronesses,
and some we'll known have promised to assist
them including r. Aubrey Barker. Frank II. Hut
ton Hamilton E. Field Frederick c. PAUL and
Eugene Boucher Mrs. Cecil Campbell the Lon
don palmist; the Tarantella, the Marionette The
atre and Neapolitan singers some of the at
fractions The list of patrouesses is headed by her
exceIIencv Baroness Mayor des Planches Rayon
Italian Embassy and the young women taking an
active part in the entertainment are Miss Marie
Almirau. Miss Ella L. Adams. Miss Mary Arnold.
Miss Josephine Barr. Miss Julia Barr. Miss a. ".
Baker. Miss Alice Beebe, Miss Gertrude Roxanna
reecher Miss Ruth c. Benedict Miss Ina Bgelow.
Mias Adele Bull Miss Florence Burke. Miss Adel-
aide Chauncey Miss Madeline Chauncey. Miss Anna
/. Gutter Miss Mary DTeer. Miss Katharine
T1reier Miss Alice Dougherty. Miss Nanuo Dough
erty Miss Elizabeth butcher. Miss Mary butcher,
Miss c. Dwight. Miss A Dwight, Miss Ethel
Florence Hanna Miss Mary ". Howard, Miss Anna
s. Lane. Miss Marion Litchheld. Miss Zoe Iieo-
man, Miss Marion Low, the Misses i-oines' Mss
MARY Maxwell. the Misses Mathcr, Miss Mae Nc
Kenny Miss Helen McWAiiaus. Miss Hizaoeth
McKeen Miss Louise Murray. Miss Jessie l. Neer-
eaard Miss Grace O'Brien. Miss Clara ogden. Miss
Clara Packard Miss Antonette Y. Pell. Miss Mar
1orie l. Prentiss. Miss Bertha stockwell Miss Caro-
line Squibb Miss Josephine Sutphin. Miss Edth
pleton Miss Candace Thurber, Miss Louise Iousey,
Miss Elizabeth Tousey, Miss Anna Valentine, Miss
Marguerite valentine Miss Miss i Arna AI3 i S,lss
NJ Wingate. Miss Anna woodruff and the Misses
Zimmerman
Mrs J. Elliott Iangstar will be tho prime mover
In a Scotch musical" to be given for the Church
charity EouDdatov at the Fsouch Gallery on Thurs
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

The encaeeuent has been announced OF Miss
,,.rbel Hndah Loewenthal and Carl Levi Miss
y,sUe7thal IS the daughter OF the Rev Dr. and
- d Ioewenthal. OF No. lbs East one-hundred-
--5-fourteenth-st. The couple viii receive AT the
sHees-.ecfiye brides home this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
CLASSES AND CLUBS.

The Monday Afternoon Whist Club will meet to-
morrow in the palm room OF the Hotel Endicott.
Eighty-hrst-st. and Columbus-ave Mrs. L. Frank
Barry, Of the Endicott organized this club which
has membership OF seventy.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

NJ and Mrs. Charles Altman. OF No 2s East one-
,-,5-ad- ma -seventeenth-st., have announced the
.-rarerent OF their daughter. Miss Rose Altman.
IN John stein
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
SOCIAL INCIDENTS.
Continued from ifth page.

Me. Marion Z. Sprouts. daughter OF Mrs. JOSEPH.
- n sprouts Of this city. TO Walter Swift Place
- ra ,udeld. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
FLAT PROPERTY FOR SALE

e.sToRv DOUBLE STONE FLATS $4,000; rent.
sIO5I2; good bargain Fo' P@'--N -SE-'
CRAGEFl, 221 Reid Ave
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

Engagements announced last week in Staten
,,sr6 are those OF Miss Elizabeth Cusick OF Rose
- and f. J. Geraghty, Of Clifton: Miss Annie
,5osenberg Of Brooklyn. and Irving f. Brotherton
- Mariners Earbor; Miss Catherine Barkman az
s&5-eoElEu and Warren Van Name. OF TottenVille.
SIiss Kate Donnegsn, Of Port Richmond, and
;es~~,es Porter. Of Mariners Harbor: Miss iotfie
meas and Gustave Gunther. both OF stapleton.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

Under the patronage Of Mrs. William H. Mich
OILS. Mrs Milton P. Bagg and Mrs. Joseph McCord,
a masquerade dance was given at the Pouch Gal
lery Wednesday OF last week. 1t was one of the
Wednesday evening series. The banquet hall where
the dance held gay with flags OF all
tions and palms. Miss Madeline Nichols in
the guise of Puritan girl. frocked in dull blue
gray. Miss Mae Kraetzer was dressed as a gypsy
girl in a blue velvet skirt over bright red and
a red velvet bolero white silk blouse. A
Roman scarf and tambourine completed the cos
tune. Miss Katharine Kraetzer was French
marquse in pale blue and silver. Miss Adele
Louise Boyer wore a gown OF red and white striped
satin and a high peaked hat OF red velvet. Miss
Daisy Chilvers as a daisy, in yellow and
white and green. Miss Edna Phillips was a Span
ish girl and Miss Gertrude Baldwin appeared in
red satin kimona, embroidered with gold dragons
and a pale green skirt. embroidered with poppies.
Some Colonial DANES were Miss Miriam Bagg,
Miss Elwood and Miss Maud McCord.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

"a ooo CASH VIII buy 1s-famly brick fat. on First
Sssr Fifth price. Sls,50O; nortgase, ss'oug
- stzs SOxI 90. old fashion; rent Sltbet all
iInnproverlents and bath. CAVANAGH & HARTFORD
1916 Fulton St
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

long ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
EAsr NORICHES.-I5 acres. large house. barn.
,-. rAar bay ideal country home s35o0 mile sta
ton JONES, 129 Montague St Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

The dates announced for the Waters morning
musicals are Mondays February g. 13 and 90 and
the last will be an evening affair at Historical
Hall on Tuesday, February 2s. Among the artists
Mr.. Waters has secured are the Misses Marcella
Sembrich. Lillian Blauvelt. and Adele Marqulies
Campanari. Josef Hofmann and Leopold Lichten-
berg The complete list Of patronesses is as fol-
lows: Mrs. George B. Abbott, Mrs. Horatio NJ.
4-dams. Mrs. Hiram V. Braman. Mrs. William
A. A Brown, Mrs Campbell C. Brown Mrs. Arthur
K Buxton Mrs. Maillard NJ. Canda. Mrs. Henry
B. Carhart, Mrs Isaac H Cary. Mrs. Daniel
Chauncey Mrs Joseph B. Coghlan Mrs. Arnold
G.. Dana. Mrs. CARL H. de Silver Mrs. Camden c.
Mrs. George W. Field Mrs. John S, Frothingham.
Lewis Mills GLIB. Mrs. Walter Glib. Mrs. ]. Au-
gustus Hewlett. Mrs. William v Hester. Mrs. Ed
ward Hnman. Mrs. Franklin W. Hopkins Mrs
Samuel z. Huntington. Mrs. Henry E. Ide Mrs.
Almet F. jerks, Mrs. Henry l. JudsOn. Mrs Elijah
r Kennedy, Mrs. John ClappertOn Kerr. Mrs.
John B. Ladd Mrs. j. Elliott Langstah, Mrs Don
aid 5. l.. Lee, Mrs John F, Leech, Mrs. James
Leherts Mrs Edward H. Litchfeld. Mrs. A. A.
Low, Mrs. William G. Low, Miss AnSeline Low,
Mrs. Frank VI. Lupton. Mrs. Robert Mallory, Mrs.
Henry r. Mallory, Mrs. William Mason. Mrs. VIII
tim P. Maxwell. Mrs. Eugene L. Maxwell. Mrs.
Horace ]. Morse, Mrs, William Murray. Mrs. Henry
Il. Noyes, Mrs Willis L. Ogden. Mrs. William s.
Packer, Mrs. Thomas p. Pearsall, Mrs: George H.
!. Richards Mrs. Clinton L. Rossiter Mrs. John
z. Shepard, Mrs George A Stanton. Mrs. Joseph
F. Stillman, Mrs. Irving T. Smith Mrs. Warren
G. Smith, Mrs Alden S; Swan, Mrs. John Van
Buren Thayer, Mrs. Willard T. Thompson. Mrs.
John z. Tousey, Mrs. Frederick c. TrusOw Mrs.
George r. Turnbull Mrs. John Van Nostrand. Mrs.
Alfred T. White and Mrs Howard F. Whitney.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

her archaeological studies vbila ah-o.a ,r.-.--
Expects to return early in Nav N Inc party
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

Mrs J. Elliott Langstan will be the prime mover
In a Scotch musical TO be given for the Church
Charity Foundation at the Pouch Gallery on Thurs
day evening. March 2 She hopes to secure Miss
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

Under the direction Of R. Huntington Woodman,
the Woodman Choral Club viii give a concert
Tuesday evening at Memorial Hall. The club will
be assisted by Hobart Smock. tenor.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

An authors reading by Miss Myra Kelly. in be-
half OF the scholarships and other interests OF the
Emma Willard Association, will be given to-mor-
row afternoon at 29o o'clock in the College Hall OF
the New Astor. Broadway and Forty-fourth-st
The members hope 10 have large attendance.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

Auxiliary No. OF the Little Mothers Aid
Association viii hold meeting tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at the home of Miss NJ. Inez
tcSe ce sore; No. 65 West Ninety-second-st. Mrs.
malcolm Mclean is president Of this auxiliary.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

included Mr.. and Mrs. Dougherty Mrs. Reeves
ana Miss Alice Dougherty, was bower OF Hhes
and ferns. The ballroom festOoned with ropes
OF greens from which hung small baskets OF pink
azaleas tied with pink ribbons The banquet hau
was done in red. American Beauty roses being the
flowers used In the large hallway and library
were masses Of palms. and the light came from
pink shaded bulbs Mrs. Dougherty's gown was or
and pearl ornaments Mrs. Reeves was goWned IN
dull orange brocade and lace. Miss Dougherty wore
princess gown of pale green rnessaIlne en-
broidered with pink rosebuds and pearls. The at
tendance included Mr.. and Mrs. Bird s Coler, MI
and Mrs. Theodore l. rockingham, Mr.. and Mrs.
CARL de Silver, Albert de Silver, DR.. and Mrs;
George r. Fowler, Miss Florence Fowler Mr.: and
Mrs. Woodruff LeeTning Mr.. and Mrs; Martin
JOoSI Judge and Mrs William B. Hurd, PROFESSOR
and Mrs. Franklin w. Hooper Mr.. and Mrs; Henry
Sanger Snow Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram r. Steele. Miss
Elizabeth II. Steele. r. H. Steele. Porter Steele,
Mr.. and Mrs. SLlas W, Tuttle; the Misses Tuttle'
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin W. Littleton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Urban Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs Charles 6;
Mrs George K Vernon. Mr. and Mrs William
Mrs Frank w. Chandler. Miss Rebecca Lane
Hooper. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis l. Minton Miss
Della Minton. Ogden N1inton. George Foster Pea
body. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis P. Bellamy. Mr. and
Mrs Richard P. Chittenden, Miss Maude Christie,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. Dimm. DR.. John II. Fin
ley. the Rev. Henry swentzel, Miss Margaret
Swentzel. Professor A G. Compton. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Creighton. Miss Caroline Wurster. Miss Bertha
WurSter, William Van Wyck and Steven Y. White
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
DESK ROOM TO LET.

TO RENr-Desk room IN Garaeid Butldins' 4
rent suite 81. 2s Court 81
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
HOUSES FOR SAFE.

PUTNAM AVS. Lewis story. basement
$S.l ZOE Hancock St-Eiegant story basement
stone. $1,000. PINCKNEY 342 sumner Ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

There will be a birthday cake with eighty-fve
candles at the dinner in honor Of the birthday Of
Miss Susan 3. Anthony, 10 be given on February
5 at the Hanover Club, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

The Women's Health Protective Association Of
New-York will hold meeting next Wednesday, at
2:so p m. in the Academy OF Medicine, No. II West
Forty-thrd-st 10 hear the report of the deaconess
fund committee Of which Mrs. Frank Stewart
Osborn is chairman. II was formed TO secure funds
70 provide q deaconess for St. Marks Lutheran
Church in consequences OF the Slocum disaster.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

A luncheon and reception will be given on
Wednesday. February 15 at the Pouch Gallery, by
Fort Greene Chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution in honor of Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks,
president OF the national society.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

The Ladies Friday Night Literary Circle, OF
Mount Vernon, met. after the holiday vacation, at
the home OF Mrs Leila {. Blake. No l49 South Sec
ondave on Friday evening" and read and dis
eussed the writings of Edgar Allan Poe. Many of
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

The Chiropean Club will meet on Thursday at the
Knapp Mansion. Dust and Dirt" is the topic 10
be discussed Mrs Seitz. chairman of the
nittee municipal affairs, will have charge of
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
roR SALE oE EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE for Brooklyn property elegant &c
single apartment worth S5e.gna. located Cen
tral Park West. uear s0th - BOND. GOULD 8
NTGEE$. l.11S Fulton ST.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

Mrs Charles w Fairbanks win be the guest of
honor at a reception TO be given on the evening
OF February Il at the Hotel Astor by the Daugh-
ters of Indiana newly organized society, OF which
Miss Mary Garrett Hay is president; The next
regular meeting OF the society VIII be held on
Monday afternoon at O'Clock at the Hotel Astor-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

MODERN ROOM OTTAGE--IIaprovrure good
order 6th elevated station. lawns. shade
trees; saS. children; ave-ce2t fare Apply
S7f4 1Sth Ave. Bath Beach-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE.

FIVE Lors-Nea- Utica ave. and only ave minutes
from Eastern Parkway. $3.50 each. BINGHAM &
FITZGERALD co. agl sumner Ave. Brooalyn-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

2-FAMILY HOUSE. white stone. 81 Marks section
wSTth $4,000. win sell quick for $3.50 BOND
GOULD & NTGRES, 1898 Fulton ST.