New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

house or mrs c. A. Terry. No. so West leoth-st'
Among the sixty women who played were NIesdames
Terry. D. Gaddis. C. y. Tviss NJ. v Powell, G. F.
Dousas Degss kSasrie kTSS FTsh dSao F9yd W Re T3YR
Christie, C. H Van Hise c. E. Rich. A. 3: Ryker.
Evans Alexander Reed. H. T. Dawson; James
CCenMcn;; N. de AEnew. II. W MGMann whitney
May, u Nicholas Terhune j. F. Mastn. c, Smelling
GastOn, B. E j. Els. Miss Miss 1ngrahan Miss Elza-
DetR s., req % and Miss Ella Louise Henderson Inc
Among the patronesses for the annual chidren's
matinee 20 be given April q at Wallack's Thea
IRE Tor the benefit of the New-York Exchange Tor
Woman's Work are Mrs. Frederic Bull. Mrs. Will
lam g. Choste, Mrs. s. Barton French, Mrs Wood
Jay Schieffelin and Mrs William s. Sloan. Exhibi-
WILL as heretofore. delight the little ones besides
which the programme promises many novel feat
tained at the exchange. No. S34 MadisOn-ave.
The first national convention of the Business
Women's League will be held in New-York City
next July. Several hundred delegates and members
are expected from the West. where the league was
organized, and from nearby States in which it has
been started. An excursion by steamer for that
time 20 Old Point Comfort and to the plantation
site in Virginia where the rest home for business
women will be located is now being planned. ANY
@ WOMAN h a N Lne city VINO cares 70 JON fne
application may be made to the Office of the New
Broadway The New-York Stale officers are Mrs
Isabella Kellogg Church. president; Mrs Caroline
retary and Mrs Minnie E. Hogan. treasurer. The
80 NTo+ioSa1 so,a ~ o,I, - az br,rclcs f in
no way connected with any other organization.
The next regular meeting of the Colona Club
will be held on Thursday April 20, at 230 p. M. at
the home OF Mrs. Henry F. Parson, No. 4J7 Put
nam-ave.. Brooklyn. The programme in charge of
the committee on home and social relations, viii
E s. Tompkins; vocal and piano solos the Misses
Ihllllps; ADDRESS, , The Island & OF Janalc2; It's
vice principal Of the Missionary Training Institute
OF Brooklyn. The address will be followed by
general discussion on life in the tropics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklyn Lowell. jr.. who have been
spending the winter with Mrs. Lovelfs parents
Mr.. and Mrs J. Henry Lane. of No. 81 East 2lst-
Madison, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Low have returned from
weeks visit to friends in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs j. de Berniere Smith, of Gloucester
Terrace London. left the Waldorf-Astoria last
dsGa wiz Tor go WeeR to visit Mr. and Mrs Herbert
Lloyd. formerly OF New-York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Alcott and Miss Alcott.
formerly of New-York. arrived from abroad last
week by the Won Moltke and are at their home, in
winter in Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Lowell, of Washington Square
North, who have been spending the winter in
Egypt have sailed for New-York from Naples by
the Princess Irene. They will visit their daughter
Mrs. Preston Duval Dorsey, at Mountain Station.
South Orange, and their son, +. H. Lowell jr. of
Madison, n. j.
Mrs Charles Often, No $50 West SSth-st, enter
tained forty Of her women friends at an Easter
breakfast last week. The guests We're seated at
two large circular tables decorated in pink, with
feEtoons Of smilax and centrepieces of American
Beauty roses The house was decorated with
palms and roses Among the guests were Mrs.
Charles Setter. Mrs. Charles Bolles Mrs George
Grote Mrs, l. E. Landon, Mrs William Fowler,
Mrs. w. P Horten. Mrs. l. ]. Finch, Mrs. John
McClaye, Mrs. Carl IOelsch Mrs c. J. Brown.
Mrs. W. Masteson. Mrs. J. Trimmer, Mrs. H. r.
Churchill. Mrs = Mcdonald. Mrs J. Hoahaa,
Mrs. f. NJ. Leake, Mrs. F. B. Raynor. Mrs W
Wishart Mrs, G. G. Braxmar Mrs. G; Fink Mrs.
Lewis, Mrs. John Lynch Mrs. John Hdaren, Mrs.
l.. c. Hahn, Mrs. c. Often. Mrs. H. Smith, Mrs.
G. Garthwatth and Mrs. H. Flagge.
The fortieth anniversary Of the Ladies Helping
Hand Association was celebrated on Friday with
a luncheon to its beneiciaries at the headquarters
of tine association, No Il6 West 54th-st. About