New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

At the American Museum Of Natural History Dr.
AzeI Hull Fish Iectured last Tuesday evening unde-
the auspices Of the Board OF Education. upon "The
Land Of Lewis apd Clark and Their Trail There
The lecture was important historically because OF
the INCORPORATION Of much interesting material
such as fac-sinlfes and reproductions from docu-
ments and objects belonging TO the private LTtorc
collection Of Mrs Julia Clark Voorhis- the grand
daughter. and Miss Eleanor Glasgow Noorhls the
great granddaughter Of the explorer.
Fifteen hundred persons listened 20 the lecture
with the greatest interest The presence as guests
OF honor Of Mrs. VoOrhis. Miss V0orhis and Mrs;
ST,;s o ,o19gest son lent especial signidcance to
the occasion and at the close Of the lecture an IN
Ricbard Watson Glider assisted in receiving and
Alexander ~ Hadde9 {le PTfs'e& ss &eIe tne and Mrs
Seth Low. Sir c. PUrdon Clarke the Kew. ana
Wade. General and Mrs. Frederick d Grant. Cen
eral and Mrs. Bingham MISS feIen VI N5 S9g-qi ,-i IA
McAiIister Hayward H McAlIster. Albert Nelson
4ATs 1,s Pb29sP9P 615 PaItIds Mr and Mrs John Jay
White. Miss Lewis Captain and Mrs MI WIlIr V-,lI y
tam r. crane. Taber Sears. Mr. and Mrs Cortlanddt
eSess GeSe T Cary 2l Egseson' Mrs Azei Huh Fish Mrs
George Taylor Stewart. DR.. and Mrs !. -. FeI,Si
Mrs Arthur Fortunatus Cosby, Mrs James Glover
Mrs. sutro Frederick sutro the Misses Be4aan. aI
ton William Aspinwau Bradley. Thomas B. Wells.
nor. the Rev and Mrs Gustav Arnold Sarste1seIH'
HARRISON Ha44i.55; A5roVT Brown '-''' o'''
II was a matter Of regret that Dr. Walter Clark
IauderiaIe the greats grandson OF the explorer,
was not able come on from Washington Tor me me
expedition was to have been thrown on the screen.
ana ana " WI New e YorE Where he is booked 10 give IL
again some time before the season closes
The annual dinner OF the New York branch Of
the Dickens Fellowship viii be held this evening
o'clock in the state banquet hall OF the Holman
House There will be addresses by guests on
ckeus
Mrs William T. Cornell. Mrs Charles W Cooper
Mr. and Mrs Orlando Rouland. Mrs James Roose-
velt Richard Watson Gild2r and Norman Hapgood
have been added 70 the list OF patrons and pa
tronesses for the Vassar Students Aid Society bene
A. at th9 HudS0 5 Z TeSe eS Of 5 %
TWsinsS TSxG DT Madison q Peters. Mr lowell ana
been invited as The guests OF the society TO see
Those invited are Blanche Bates. Richard Mans
field. virginia HaTrsd, Grace race l5.las{Son Wilana
Wilson. May Robson. Marv shaw. Edupnd Breezs.
T ssa and and Mas Msads s'pHsIn ndan. " z Meyer David wa"
The twenty yassaF g giris WHO are to Be gsasrs I1
Mr.. BeIasco has consented TO lend the scenery for
20 KoJo SAN" the third play or the afternoon.
For the benefit OF the Free Industrial school for
Crippled Children. No. 81 West 5Tth street.
Easter exhibit and sale OF work by the children
will be held In the Waldorf-Astoria reception room.
S3d street entrance on IEescay, from ~ a. m 70
D. m The objects for sale will include hand
carved work on wood and leather In screens desks.
tables. boxes, picture frames. scrap baskets.
ing baskets and brackets also kimonas d-S-aing
jackets. sofa pillows, hne underwear, opera. Sass
bags and large variety OF fancy articles and nov
elites suitable for Easter gifts-
Mrs Arthur Elliot Fish Is presdsps sf this school,
which opened IN 1900 20 educate and TOR
the crippled children OF the poor Nvagonettes con-
vey them daily 10 and from the school which IS
-sectarian admission being open to every Grip
pied child without regard 70 race, creed or color
During the summer a home IS maintained az
Claverack. n Y. and. when the funds permit, this
will be kept open the entire year home fax
destitute crippled children