New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21

ported Mrs Keay. OF Pennsylvania, chairman OF me
meeting Of the society at PhiladeIphia, Submitted
for suggestions from the board to be- incorporated
In the programme Of entertainment. The attend
ance at the meeting was large.
An affair which promises TO be most successful
and notable event IN YorSvflle will be the an
nual entertainment and reception given undsr the
auspices Of the Young Ladies' sodality OF ST. Vim
cent Ferrer's parish for the benefit Of Sc. Roses
Settlement at YorkviIle Casino. ssth-st. between
"a % and Sd aves, on Wednesday evening January
81 An up to date amateur minstrel and vaudeville
troupe wiz furnish the entertainment
The New-York State Daughters Of the Revolu-
ton held successful euchre at the Waldorf
Astoria last Wednesday afternoon. The Aston
Gallery comfortably filed and so popular was
the affair that the society realized goodly
to add to its patriotic fund. Many OF the players
were not members Of the society. The euchre was
IN charge Of committee. OF which Mrs. Hotchkins
was chairman Mrs. Zeb Mayhem had charge OF
the prizes. which were numerous and handsome.
Among those who assisted with the euchre were
BickneH Mrs. Carr, Mrs Faulsen, Mrs. Brigham.
T ss Gasey NJ, Ms Fteha 3D. Abel Miss ,C CaTys
brill and Mrs. Ihseng.
The Pen and Brush will give an exhibition Of
arts and crafts and bookwork by its members at
the cubrooms, No Is West 22d-st., from Tuesday,
January %. to Saturday. January q. inclusive.
Among the members Of the Pen and Brush
AuIIiOeT OF women actively engaged IN various
branches II literary AMI artistic work. and this
hibition promises to be unusually interesting.
Among the things to be shown are cover designs
by Mrs. Grace Gallatin Seton; sculpture by Mrs.
Clio Hinton Bracken; Hluminations. by Mrs Flor
ence s Gotthold; book covers by Miss Sarah Mac
GI2 ooa: BOOK plates by Mrs Betty Blakeslee
and jeweiry, by Miss Marie Zimmerman 4 diner,
ent reception committee win be on hand every
open from until O'Clock, with tea every after
noon at O'Clock.
The National Society Of New-England Women
will celebrate It's eleventh organization day next
Wednesday afternoon. from until o'clock. at
Delmonicos. The president. Mrs. George T. Ste
vens, with the two vice-presidents Mrs Theodore
+. Seward and Mrs Charles Gilmore Kerlev will
receive the members and their friends Several
guests Of honor are expected. Mrs. Thomas A
the tea table and an interesting Inusie9i 9ra az
gramme VIII add to the pleasure Of the affair.
Mrs. Frederick Pabst. Of No. IS East astb-st ..
at home Wednesdays this month.
Mrs. Henry Gleason has cards out for Thursday
| January % at the AnsonIa, 73d-st and Broadway
| Miss Elizabeth Miller Of No $40 West 55th-st..
| gave tea on Thursday.
Master Harold Demarest Kurrus. younger con
! Of Dr. John Kurrus. Of No 463 Lenox-ave., cele-
| brated his first birthday anniversary recently by
| entertaining eighteen small boys.
! The Lenox Whist Club viii be entertained By
| Mrs. John Ainsworth Kelly, Of No. III Congress
| st. Brooklyn, tomorrow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Enrico de Ia Bale. Of Paris, who
| have spent the last two months at the Hotel sey-
mour, in 45th-st-. sailed for home recently They
gave tea TO their many friends Just before Ieav-
| ing town.
Mrs. Victor Ballard. of No. 500 Amsterdan-ave,
| who gave a large tea recently at home In
! formally Friday
Mrs. NJ. A Robinson. of No. 20 5th-ave., gave an
| enjoyable whist recently
| Mrs. William Walker AIarston OF No. Z Hancock
| St, Brooklyn will receive her friends on January
| % and % from s.
Mrs. William Gerry slade, OF No. SS2 West S7th-
St, will be at home on Friday. February 2, and
| on Saturday, February II. from TO 6.
Mrs Charles Gilmore KerIey. second vice-presi.
| dent of the National Society Of New-England
| Women viii be at home next Friday and on the
third and fourth Fridays in February, and March
| at No. 1872 West s1st-st.