New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST
oonssnrsa from Da<e five. part tour.

snd eancstes and ct the time feeds and
clothes TIE fatherless children whose mothers
earn livelihood outside their own homes The
work Is carried on solely by voluntary contribu-
ose5 9F Win II Se sod s S. 10 seats
being reserved The boxes Of the first tier, seating
s6ouId be made to the treasurer. -1''
ann ei al retgnBs PaaRe dfesa to EdTs5 s b
at No S Hamilton nj Terrace, .New-York city.
Of Vincent P Trayers. Thomas Lanane. John m
TeRss : Mges Psne Pernar cos95 Nor
Govern. James Clarke. Robert E, Danvers James
g Jonnsons Joseph T. Ryan, John J. Pulleyn and
The beneht IS under the joint auspices of the
Tekakwitha Sewing Circle and the ATumnaers. and
u charge Of the following committee: Miss Helen
Kiss Mary Hanigan Miss Maude S BngSsn eSts tGSns Mss
NacMshon Miss Alice Brien Mss
Nrs Edwsrd Fl steTps Joseph T. Ryan, Edward
isnd Wslter !; & &DsumInond Arthur Kennedy. John
HeI known women have consented 'ey to act ta1S as
petronesses.
The College wornen's Club, of which Miss Jennie
Pomerene is president. will give musical recep-
ton In the AstoT Galleries of the waldorf-Astoria
On the evening OF December q. Some of the artists
Lund, soprano, and composer Of '1Good-nighf.S
EhiSAS VII be S sung ; by Mrs LaSnsd eontraltO Miss
Mrs Elmer Alvsrtus Miller. who is chairman Of
After the musical there Will be. reception to
Ser ssfB -" O--i'- anu 'l' many newly ee0'so mem
heid a delightful afternoon tea at Delmonico's on
Tuesday. The large ballroom eaborately dec-
Grated with the New-ESng1and colors and national
Gags. The president. Mrs George T. Stevens was
assisted In receiving by the vtce-presidents
The guests OF honor included many prominent
dub women. Mrs. John E. Weeks and the mem
eers OF her committee had charge Of the arrange
msnts for The afternoon assisted by the introduc-
ton and house committees. Mrs. John Tenant
Van Sickle and Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe presided at
The tea table. Miss Ruth Kent, contralto. sang
members and their friends as wen as many rePre7
sentatives from the Montclalr Rutherford ana
Brooklyn colonies Of the society
Ms George Perkins Lawton, No e5 West 45th-st,
wiz be at home Wednesdays until April L
Ms william Grant Brown and Mrs. Charles Con-
rad Ruthraun, chairTnen for New-York County of
+ba Tvornan's Republican Association of the State
~ Ne-y-York have planned a brilliant programme
for the vaudeville which they have arranged
n take place at the Hotel Regent, Broadway and
nst-st on New Years afternoon. beginning at 2;lo
O'clock The entertainment is given to raise Innes
expand the work OF fhe ga eona and m a mono
ioe1e Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Severn will render
FS-i BattIo o. viii follow with songs and dances mono
iogue by Anthony Euwer song seleGnons fgcns Dg Mrs
Sy Mr Severn viii precede fifteen minutes OF seTiG
comic opera selections by Mrs Eosoh anu M
the numbers put T q9T tS Sn the eBsPmen ane
10 keep it, at ali events They promise great
ITs. Clarence Burns viii speak on the work ,,9 Of
the association. and the PrograHn1e M NJ Ient
and company
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Hoffman, OF No 10 East $50
CT announce the engagement of their daughter
Louise NJ. Hoffman,, TO George Ehret' u.
Mrs C. Field and Miss Alice Field closed their
house at Seneca Lake last week and are at their
town house. No 161 West 7oth-st, for the winter
and early spring
Mrs. George F. Seward and the Misses Seward.
Of No 2z2 West 72d-st-. are at home on "wednesday
afternoons in January.
Mrs. Daniel Sherwood. OF No. III West s5th-st, is
st home on Wednesday afternoons through the sea
Ms A. Deioney Martin of No 12ao Amsterdam
VII 1brs9aS go ts se Tsek seds2 sS Washington D 70
Mrs Herbert Padelford Brown is at home on
Thursdays IN January. from until z, at NO lzS
East S4th-st-
Mss Mary Helen Carlisle OF London, who is
snending the winter In New-York, Is at home on
fbursdays at the GaIlatin 4sth-st and 6th-ave.
Mrs D. Clarence Durland, Of No. ss5 West S5th-
st. VIII be at home on Fridays during the winter
John YOUNG. OF London. returned home last
week. after short visit to this city.
Nj. ana MIS-. D. Randolt Gardener. Of No 81
west Toth-st. will be at home on Thursdays until
January.
Mrs. Howard pufield. Miss DuhaeId and Miss
W1nitred Dufheld were at home on Friday, from
4 until 7 al No. Il West 1ah-st- They will also
oe at home Mondays in January.
Tre pilgrim, Mothers of this city VIII give din
uer at the walderf-Astoria on Friday next Miss
Carlisle OF London. will be among the guests.
Burreu Green and Miss Cornera Green have
returned to washington. Ga. after visiting friends
in this city.
Mrs T g. Jernison and Miss Elixabetn JsrntzOn.
Of Birmingham. are at the Hotel Astor.
NJ and Mrs. Leon shwartz, OF New-orieans. are
in New-York for the holidays
MI ana Mrs. J. H Lang. of Savannah. are in thia
city.
Mrs Katherine FLANDERS Pelton. of this city. is
ths guest of her sister, Mrs Alexander L Red
den. Of No 1885 oak-st-. New-orieanS, for several
weeks
Miss Mary Williams. Of Richmond. is ths guest
Of her sister, A6rr- c. E. Buck. of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs John f Harty of Savannah. are IN
this city
Miss Marion s. McEachern, OF this city. has gone
to Atlanta for visit shs viii san san scr paTfs I'M
mediately upon her return from the south
Miss Rose Gradwold. who has been the guest OF
her aunts. the Misses Gradwold. has returned to
kew-orleans.
Mr. ard Mrs Henry Grady have returned to At
Anta after visit 70 this city.