New-York tribune., 1906-02-04

Miss Smith. of New-York. and Miss Wade, Of
Yonkers. N. Y.
John Noble Blair. of Washington Square. is
expected home from extended stay in
Manila.
The annual meeting of the Riverside Yacht
Club was held on Thursday evening at the Hotel
Astor. The following officers were elected for
1906: Commodore, Alfred r. Starr; vice-com-
modore George J. Bascom rear commodore,
John M. Williams; secretary, John G. Porter;
treasurer, c. T. Pierce.
Miss NJ. Helen Hicks and Miss Elizabeth
Hicks, of No. 22O West 12d-st.. sailed for Italy
and the Orient from Boston yesterday. They
viii not return for several months
An event of interest in medical circles will be
the Junior Prom. of the New-York Homoeo-
pathic Medical College, which will be held at the
Hotel Astor on the evening of Tuesday. February
13. An informal reception will be followed by
dancing at o'clock. and supper will be served
at midnight. The committee in charge of the
prom. includes J. Louis White. Otis j. Case
j. B. Gregg Custis, Renwick G. Eckhardt, Leslie
K Harrington and Edward w McAdam, Inc
patronesses are Mesdames William Harvey King,
Edward G. Tuttle, William Tod Helmuth, sr..
George G.. Shelton, Paul Allen. Frederick K
Hollister, Edmund Carleton St Clair Smith.
James NJ Rankin William Morris Butler, George
F. Laidlaw jeremiah T. Simonson, William n.
Van Den Burg, Clinton L. Bagg. William H.
George W. Roberts, Loomis L. Danforth. Fred
erick w. Hamlin. Arthur B. Norton. George W.
Mcdowell, Louis Heitzmann, Henry b. Min
ton. Charles Mcdowell, John E. Wilson. Milton
Powell. William H. Deffenbach, ]. Wilfred Al
len. Walter Sands Mills. John Hutchinson, An
son H. Bingham, Charles Gemertch, Il. Burke
Sheldon, Ralph l. Lloyd, Frederick A. Iund'
James D. Miller. William NJ. Van Zandt. 2. G.
Thomas and Rudolph Rabe.
The California Club in New York will hold its
pavt y,aatinp on TuaSdaY at o'clock at
the Waldorf Astoria The first hour will be
devoted to business, after which Thomas j.
Vivian will give a talk on Newspaper Humor
and Ethics The guests of honor Will be the
presidents of some of the city clubs. Ihe mem
bers of the entertainment committee are MRS
Alexander Delmar, Mrs Edward w Hill, MIS-
A G. Boyer. Miss Grace LOngley, Mrs George
E. Gordon and Mrs. ]. T. Pendergast. chairman
The Harlem Young WOmen's Christian Assoc
citation, No. "A West 124th-st., has arranged a
a musical evening for tomorrow. February o.
Auxiliary No. 6 of the Stony Void Sanatorium
will hold a drawing room meeting on Wednes-
dav at o'clock at the home Of its chairman.
Mrs Wendell C. Phillips, No. 40 West 47th-st:
Mrs James f. Newcomb, president Oh lhe ooiIu
of directors of Stony Wold Sanatoriunl' WIN slV9
an address, and afterward there VIII De tea anu
music.
Mrs William Bouidn jr.. gave large recep-
Orange. ON Friday afternoon. TO Mrs. Donald
,Tc1 San nrasident-general of the Daughters of
tho American Revolution. and Mrs William SIC
ard of washington. Mrs. Bouldin was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. George Kremelberg. Mrs.
Robert w Hawkesworth Mrs. Richard y. Dyer
Mrs. William b. Lloyd, Mrs. A; =. Lanre' e ME-
CondIct Miss Mclean and Miss Hndegarde Ger
hard. In the evening Mrs Bouldin gave a oln-
ner to her receiving party.
The Elnlira College Club of New-YOrk City
will give an afternoon tea on Saturday, Feb
ruary 10, at the Hotel Majestic. Tickets may be
obtained from any member of the reception
committee, consisting of Mrs Wllllam X; brosS'
Mrs. Henry Elliot Mott. Mrs. John ShotWeu'
Mrs. George NJ. Robinson and Miss Manners.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Simpson, of No -
Mountain-ave. Montclair, N. J., gave a large
reception at their home Tuesday afternoon
and evening in honor of Miss Fannie Simpson,
of England. and the engagement of their son,
Leslie d. Simpson and Miss Athena Taylor,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Taylor. both of
Montclair. The parlors We're beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion with pink and white
roses carnations, yellow daffodtls and maiden
hair fern. and music was furnished by Hun
garian band Mrs Simpson, who was gowned
in yellow. assisted in receiving by Mrs Fl.
Starkey, Mrs Henry Arthur, Mrs Richard Van
Cott and Mrs. A B. Raymond. of Manhattan;
Miss Fannie Simpson, Mrs. A. r. Taylor. Miss
Taylor and Miss Gillespie of Montclair. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Bradley
Mr. and Mrs D. n. Force. Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. George Hewitt, DR.. and
Mrs Morgan w. Ayers, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van
Week Charles Van Week, Mr. and Mrs. John r.
Livermore. o. l. Ivey, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ar
thur Frank Purdy, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gillies,
the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick b. Carter. the Rev.
and Mrs. Claudius NJ ROome, the Rev. A. q.
Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. c. Armitage. DIR, and Mrs.
J. Spencer Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ Boyd,
sr., Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. Boyd. jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
E. G.. Burgess. G. c. Boerum. Mr.. and Mrs r.
G. Burgess. jr., Mrs. Kip, DR.. H. w. Foster,
DIR. Marcellas. DR.. Henry B. Whtehorne. all of
Montcair; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Van Cott, DIR.
and Mrs. Meading. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Butler, Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Havens, Mr.. and Mrs. G. KIM
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs A B.
Raymond, of New-York; Mrs Croker Miss Min
nette Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips of Glen
Mrs. C. Young. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Walker and
Miss Brown, of Yonkers. N Y.
The Tonawanda Bowling Club had a dance on
Thursday evening at the Hotel ST. George The
Chamberlain. Mrs, P. Becker, Mrs William
Smith and Mrs. N. II. Allen.
Mrs. II. d. Williams, OF No. POI West 7Sth-st
gave a reception on Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Helena Montclaire. followed by a.
supper. Among the guests we're Mrs J. w
Boothby. Mrs. Roder, Mrs. L. Claire the Misses
O'Connor, Miss Toy. Mr.. Toy and w. Cox
Mrs. Frank Bertram Jordan has issued cards
for a reception on Thursday February 10. from
until p. m, at her home. No. 5s West
SSth-st.
Mrs. Clarence Knowles, Miss Constance
Knowles and Miss Jennie English form a con-
genial party of Georgians who are visiting for
a few days In this city en- route to CihraItar
and other points in Southern Europe