New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST
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Marion aaf b. N Eres a and T Satin r M 'Ga M
sailey Ml flr Mr and Mrs A e w. Mr. aad
Mca MssIsY p un and Mrs. ' Ro 5& M MaeEsnz
F FoEpa ana STs Mq Is M ana b Ts IA
Mrs. McComas, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D; RedeinS
Shayne Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sabine jerome Mr..
9nd Mrs G GRAY Mr. and Mrs Day MD. Bsst 1
E ". Mahsaeld Mrs r H Batehelor liTs Va
DuIAlin, Mrs; n L Castle. Mrs H A. ,I Bsinker.
Mrs. c. p. somsrly. Mrs L F Largey Miss A G
Smith It Miss Pe b l,5 Mss ASs aAS P5
cesca Delmar Miss Bessie Dichman, Miss n
ley Miss MAY Hogan. Miss Katherine Keyes, Mss
II. NJ: and Miss Irene Mason, Miss L2rena A{Tood
Wolfe oscar Rqrwen Miller Harry DgnTi9.
Monroe Fabian A e Iankrnan, David r. Luckeys
Harvey NJ Hubbard, j. Catron. william and Eu-
gems Delmar and DIR. Jordan
Mrs Jeanette Robinson Murphy, the Interpreters
OF the primitive songs and folklore OF the Southern
negroes gave lecture last Tuesday evening IN tho
lecture room Of Plymouth Church. Brooklyn MIS-
Murphy thinks that much violence has been do2e
TO the truth and to the character OF the coloreo
race in the ordinary stage presentation OF the ne-
In particular the sO-called coon songs WHICH
pass current are often the grossest caricatures-
sang the song sung by the dying, the farewell
song to the dying the foot-wasning song the
washing window song, and Fading, gicdlng' 1aS'-
ding GO. sung by the black NANNY wno nurses S
Mrs Jefferson Davis Several numbers We $50
in the real homespun dress and oandanhA ne c-ie]
0i ''l straWberry festival was held IN the church
parlors adjoining at the CONCLUSION OF MIS- 3--1
phys recital
The Home Travellers Club closed It's fifth season
at the home OF Mrs Arnold Schramn, the president
f+a- ba
officers pictures illustrative Of the past season
were shown. The members are Misses G 3 vans.
= R an q " Collins n A. Hardy. C. D.
Baker. E. II bay. H A. Reid G. H LAggett =;
he MIseg v storms e l. oBrien. K CaIkins,
Esteiie Nourse and NJ. H. E Montfort-
Although the Brooklyn Colony. No, g OF the
National Society Of New England Women. has
been in existence only six weeks, IL has grown
rapidly having received a great impetus from the
election OF Mrs Stuart Huh Moore as us pre7--
dent and already numbers l27 members.
The colony will hold four social meetings yearly
and these will be planned expressly TO increase TIE
acquaintance and interest Of all the members 4Ns
first social meeting Will be held November > At
the home of Mrs. Moore, the president, and the
house and programme committees. Miss Marian
Morton and Mrs Lucy T. Lewis. chairmen. respec-
lively. havSthe meeting in charge
II is desired that the colony may be known 10 All
women Of Ne-v-ngand birth in the city. as there
is no limit to the membership. and there VIII %
no prescriptive increase III the dues which are and
viii remain: initiation fee. dollar annual dues.
two dollars ---.-.--
The qualifications for membership in the society
are either 10 have been born and lived IL any OF
the New-Fn gland States. have had three SEN
erations of ancestors either side, born IN tl-s
mart of United States. The chairman OF tlS
Genealogical committee is Mrs. Kate Epson Clark,
The lecturer and writer and any apphcatio Tor
blanks 10 III out for mem berShip should be se1S
Ia her address No. 545a Quincy-st, Brooklyn
Following are the officers. who vii! serve Tor
one Jaar. President Mrs. Stuart Hull MOOres tfrsG
vice-president; Mrs Kate Epson Clark SECOND vice
president Mrs George Gordon Brooks, third VICE
PRESIDENT Mrs y. J Bishoprtc; treasurer, MS
Charles T Pierce; assistant treasurer, Mss Jesss
{, Shute. recording secretary, MIS-. w Washington
Hull; corresponding secretary. Miss AnTe \ 5al'J
N1er9bers Of the executive board Mrs h =
Shute Mrs. Clark F. sumner. Mrs WilllaIn =
Butler. Mrs R s Webster MS II % DoIlne go
Mrs Franklin W. Hooper