New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
7. S. S. RECEPTION.
Mrs. Harry Wallerstein Entertains Three
Hundred Guests at Her Home

More than three hundred T s S members from
all New-York State, well from New
Jersey. Connecticut and Massachusetts. with a
few scattering representatives from other parts OF
the Union, We're entertained yesterday afternoon
by Mrs Harry Wallerstein, of the advisory board
OF the society, at her home, No. 1H West S6th-st-
The house overfowed with Sunshine for the occa-
sion. Yellow shaded candles lighted the refresh
ment table. and tall of yellow chrysanthe-
stood in the centre, while large bonbon
dishes at either end were covered the by a
yellow candy parasol and the other by a yellow
candy fan, made to initiate ostrich feathers. Both
OF these little confections will appear the Sun
shine table al the fair to be given December .
At the WaldorfAstoria in aid of the Pascal Insti-
tute.
The guests passed into the tearoom under an
arch of smilax, and the decorated
with yellow and white chrysanthemums and
tumn leaves An orchestra of women. under the
direction Of Miss Langdon Hand. was screened by
palms and the hostess received her guests standing
in a bower of palms.
Mrs. Walerstein wore an imported gown of Irish
point with panels of chiffon. She held bouquet OF
yellow chrysanthemums, and in her corsage was
rosette of yellow ribbon caught with the jewelled
pin of the Rubinstein Club. of which she is presi
dent.
She was assisted in receiving by Mrs Clarence
Burns, president of the Tribune Sunshine Society;
Mrs S 5 Adams. State president of Connecticut;
Mrs. William F. Bailey State president OF New
Jersey; Mrs. a. /. Mason. State president OF New
York; Mrs. George Perkins Lawton president of
I9e saratoga branch; Mrs: W + Tutte. of New
Haven. and Mrs. r. NJ Vermilye and Mrs. A. B.
stone, of the advisory board
At the tea table were Mrs. Eugene Porter Mrs.
Alfred w Cochrane and Miss Iawton of Sara
toga- Among those assisting In the tearoom
Mrs; Lillian c. Dorm, Mrs A. W. sJerson. Mrs.
Noble Mcconnell. Nine. Marie Cross Newhous
Mrs. Robert Vermilye jr., and Miss Aimee Ben
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs, saun-
ders, of Yonkers: Mrs. Florence Winterburn. Miss
Edith Grander Mrs. VI. II. I-ewis, Mrs Harry W.
Bennett. Miss Sslle Blandrare. Mrs. J. II. Boynton
Of Passaie: Miss Helen Jackson, Of Arlington: Mrs
Frank DrummOnd.
Miss Cook, of Allendale. y. j.. Mrs. A D. Howard.
Mrs. s. A Lindsay, Mrs. S. NJ Marlor, of Roselle,
y j.; Miss Elsie Bailey, OF Summit. Mass Miss
Bessie Talbot. Mrs. Charles Vernon. OF Morrstown.
Miss Muchmore, of Morristown: Mrs. Charlotte
Bolton Miss Z. N. Hoyer Mrs. W. w. Marston,
Miss Marston Mrs Z. T. Galloway, Of Rutherford;
Mrs. Jacob Pouison Miller. Mrs. Carl Tollner Miss
Laura Sedgewick Collins. Mrs. S. G Bennett Mrs.
Samuel Willetts of Purchase: Miss Martha Hava-
lind Of Rye: Mrs. II. r. Miller. Mrs Robert Breen,
Mrs. E. J. Belmont. Mrs +. S. Allen, Miss Nj. Z.
Scott, Mrs Francis Gray, Mrs. n. Lucas, Miss
Holt Mrs Florence Carter. Of Oregon; Mrs Charles |
o. Mas. Mrs. John F. Crawford, Mrs Richard |
Clark. of Alabama: Mrs Minthorn Woosey Miss |
Rankin. Miss c. J. Rankin and Mrs. T. Weimer.
The seni-annual meeting of the Tribune Sun
shine Society held Mrs Wallerstein's in the |
and interesting reports. of which a |
sentatives of the various branches.