New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30


cotillon for about one hundred young people at
the Hotel Astor on Tuesday.
Miss '.Beckie" Danenbaum and Miss Sadie D.
Danenbaum will sail with their brother, Charles
Danenbaum. for Europe on May 81 on the ,Teq-
tonic for an extended trip through England.
France. Germany and Switzerland
A successful concert and dance were given in the
officers clubhouse at Governors Island, Fri
day night. under the auspices Of Mrs Wade who Is
the New-York branch of the Army Relief Society,"
At meeting of representatives Of eleven woTn-
ems clubs. held in the Free Library Building. at
Newark. n. J., last week. plan proposed for a
union OF all the various clubs was discarded.
and II was decided to organize new club OF IN
Clubs. presided.
The Knickerbocker dances. organized by Mrs.
Henry Clark COe. usually held at DelmOnicos,
but owing to the large number OF applications
for guest tickets. it was necessary to move to
larger quarters. So the dances have been held
at the WaldOrf-AstOria. the Prince Henry stair
way being used. the approach being through a
private entrance on 33d-st., which was set aside
exclusively for this set
The series came to an end last week with
brilliant dance, many Of the guests being appli-
cants for membership next season. The ball
brilliantly Illuminated. and decorations
Of palms and Easter plants made the scene a
brilliant The beautiful fresh gowns of the
girls and the large number Of extra men. for
which this set Of dances Is noted, gave an i'm
petus to the dancing. Two orchestras were en-
plOyed-Van Bears string instruments IN the
ballroom and the NeaDolitan Quartet Invisible
because Of a mass Of palms and fowers) in the
did not care to dance. The east room was fur
nlshed as drawing room The long corridors
An elaborate supper was served at u o'clock
beautiful Easter decorations the on colon T's scheme
being white and green The restaurant was re-
A number Of innovations are being arranged for
next seasons series. which promise to make the
knickerDocker dances even more popular than be-
fore Among the new Patronesses for next season
Those who attended the last dance as guests
Williams. ]. NJ. Enright Nicholas Godfrey. Roy
" aIiace' Arthur CIIhatehG5 Miss Bessie AtWater,
HitchcocR, e j. Mcdonald. MISS Lola 4Trd Miss IS.
T0dG Miss Aae PsGreS Her5eF % Pre sauF
tain F. E. Johnston James z. DorT. Mrs Cyrus
F. Hervey. Mrs. NJ. ]. Rowland. Edward Barrow,
Sfoddard toSdard MIS- T F1nIs1c Sa aSe
Miss Ramona Whittier. Miss Virginia Randall. ].
William Post HerricE, Walker Reid. DeIand Lund,
L ]. Sells and Duncan Shear.
Among the artists whose work is now on e1hi-
bition at the Salon Of the Champ de Mars. Paris
Is that OF Miss Caroline Minturn Hail. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David Prescott Hall. OF P1ainfeld.
N ]. Miss Hall shows two landscapes. which are
well hung and have been favorably mentioned
place of her grandmother, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe.
born Miss Hall won the first prize for drawing
She has also studied with Menard Thaul3v Simon.
Prinet and other well known artists.
The annual meeting Of the Eclectic Club will
take place next Wednesday. at DelmOnico's. and
Will bring to a close a most successful and inter-
esting season. In addition to pursuing its regular
work. the club has been able to raise sufficient
sum Of money to pay for the musical education OF
the young violinist. Maurice L. Warner. and will
therefore make its closing day one Of relaxation
and perfect enjoyment OF the programme to be
offered. There will be number Of humorous
toasts to be read by members of the club
Mrs. Adele Laes Baldwin. Mrs. H. X S. Will
Jams, Mrs. Carrie Martin Cowtan and probably
Mrs. Dora Lyon will sing. In addition there Will
also be George Leon Moore. tenor; William Flaville
Prizer. barytone. and Gus Edwards the song
writer. Mr.. Edwards will sing only his own COM
positions. and will be accompanied by his brother,
Leo Edwards
Among the women who will take part IN the
literary portion Of the entertainment will be Mrs.
Richard II. Stearns Mrs John Francis YaWgeT,
Mrs George Washington wallace ana MIS-. MARX
The banquet viii be held in the large ballroom at
Delmonco's. and novel feature will be introduced
in the seating of the guests The tables are to Dc
1ii 60 IT, 10 20 iatforr az tbe erd Of the room
where the entertainment will take place
given before luncheon begins.
Among the women who have been invited to honor
Eclectic on this occasion are Mrs. Charles NJ DOW
Mrs ReI IIip De Rivera Mrs Augustine j. Wilson
Ne Nc Fltc6 Sv,inbourne- MIS- James CfriswoId
Parker Mrs William Gerry Slade. Mrs. John Fow-
Ter Trow Mrs John Miller Horton. OF Buffalo.
Mrs Ellen r Broc1way, of Brooklyn, Miss Mary
farn r,s Of Syracuse Mrs Esther G Davenport
of Buffalo; Miss Erwin Martin and Mrs Charles =
Special decorations and special features throush-
out will be the order OF tne Gay nmriItSe as
sisted by Mrs. Henry Lewis Dyer. MIS-. HUDSON
Parmelee Rose and Mrs Hugh Reid Lawford Will
have charge Of the arrangements. ,..- &. w..
The chairman OF the reception committee lS MIS-
Mrs o. j. Moore. Mrs. Leonard l. HilI, Mrs
George Y. Blackburne and MIS- RichAIu H. 0'e"'''
Damon Lyon. late Of Augustin Days company
gave a song recital last Wednesday night in the
Hotel Vendome parloTs He was assisted by MISS
Jeanne Bulmer pianist; Mrs. Amelia CaIkins, story
teller Miss Mary Henry yloni5l Kus oIa6 and
Mr. and Mrs John JACK VINO f SST aSa
The first public meeting of the WOmen's Peace
Circle OF New-York City will be held on Peace
Anniversary Day. May IS. at the Madison square
Theatre. $50 p. m Al men ana women aor wlS a.
this meeting
The Emma Willard Association will hold its last
meeting for the year tomorrow afternoon at 80
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. c. II. Gardner. No,
co. -. - I, will take the form OF a musical ana
oo' Ol.-elS SJjsS EIla JoceIyu Horne contraIto
Iii Ps;,Se- and Frederick W. Tschalscha viii play
violin solo.
Tickets are selling rapidly for the benefit to be
given at the Broadway Theatre next triday AFTER
room in aid of Auxiliary No OF the S'ouS "U'u
san,torun,. Seats at 81 each in any part OF the
4o,,sa may he secured from the chairman Mrs
Charles Gilmore Kerley No. l92 West Slst-st
The auxiliary is in a most hourishins eonGl''on
under the management Of Mrs Char!es UiiiO-e
I--Ie,. and bcr officers Last year Auxiliary No. l
rsred for SIN patients and raised uS' - ioI stony
Void. ,. +re generosity OF
one of the members OF AuA;ii'.'E M Tor pSfisnts