New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-14
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST
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Mrs. James Henry Parker, OF East ssth-se, Win
entertain the New-York Chapter OF the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy at the Hotel Aston
from TO :.
Mrs. Edward Ballard and Miss Ballard wlr -.
eefve their friends at their home. No q West E2d-
St. on January %
Miss Alice NJ Thomas and Mss Adsffns Thomas,
OF Atlanta. Ga. have returned their horns aress
visit of three months with Mrs, Al. R Crarssor,
| At the reception given BY DIT. Quick and Mss
Jewett at Whittier Hall. No. 1920 Amsterdam
ave, Friday evening last. DR. Dudley A Sargent
OF Harvard University was the guest OF honoh
Lectures on various social topics followed ey tn.
teresttng discussions. are given every Sunday and
"Wednesday evening at the Harlem Socialist Club,
/ strangers win be welcome
| The College woren's Club. OF which Mss Jennts
Pornerens is president. will entertain a near data
at the Waldorf Astoria Mrs. Crafgis r-John Oliver
| Hobbes'O. Mrs. Crafgie has expressed herself as
favorably impressed with the object oe the club
namely. the establishment Of a fund to defray tha
/ tuition OF poor girl students IN colleges Mrs.
/ Charles Austin Bates, OF No. h9 Riverside Drive,
| will he at home to tho College W Ouen's Club on
| Tuesday January -
! Mrs. Edward Griffith. OF No sJ7 West 72t-st han
\ organized very novel bridge WHIST club 70
! at her home every Friday afternoon at o'clock.
| Tbs name OF the club IS the Jasmine Among the
| members are Mrs, Griffith Mrs - Fales Browne
|
| The National Society OF New-England Woman
| will hold literary meeting DeImontco's on
I January II. Mrs. Alexander Cook VIII give paper
/ The RostrJIm OF the Rock Mrs. Homer Irwin
| OstTOm. the chairman, viii talk Of "a New-Eng-
| Quoted by Miss SalIle rockingham Akers win sing
| music especially selectea Tor tAe occasion Ths
! An evening OF fun and laughter has bean
/ planned the Harlem Young Women's Christian
| Association. No. "A West 124th-st for Monday at
\ SIS .. Malcolm shackIeford. huInorist and
/ sisted BY Mrs. j DaIzei Jnison reader, Tns sd.
mission is > cents Men are cordially invited
/ The Harlem Philharmonic Society, OF which
| Mrs Frank Lirtleheld IS president. will give It's
third musical the in the Astor Gallery OF
| The Waldorf Astoria Thursday morning at IL
prepared for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs sanemitsu Hirose. OF Japan. who
| were married last summer IN Toxic. are IN New
| York for the winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry \. Sherwin and Miss Sher-
| win. OF Cleveland. who have been visiting IN this
city. sailed on Thursday for sotourn IN England
| York, accompanied them.
Miss Augusta Rankin. of No. Is East S1st-st.. VIII
\ go abroad this week and viii spend several weeks
on the Riviera
| Mrs. S. Z. Kramer. OF No III West S1st-st.
| tertained a party at luncheon Friday AT Mar
/ tins Among those present were Mrs. Sydney
Llnt. Mrs Shepherd. Mrs Reynolds. Mrs. ]. Solo
/ mon, Mrs d. Hooker Mrs. ~ Livingstone and
Invitations have been issued by Colonel and DIr,>
/ Harry Hayden Trea1weI. OF No. East 1SSth-st.
for their silver wedding anniversary which tlsSt
| will celebrate next FRIDAY evening
| The riIwinter meeting OF the Contemporary
/ Club of BROOKLYN was held at the home OF Mrs.
/ Forest W. Gauson. NO. 50 Buckingham Road
Flatbush. Mrs. Charles HartweII. the presdenr.
and AIRS. Oscar Warner, the Weep president, were
9S s II Pa Tfg a n Ms R Ea ozs oag H s
guests were Mrs W. Brown. Mrs Horace Warner.
BeaIer. Mrs e PeFPa!l Mrs Bireaard Mrs Nc, Nc
Crockett and Miss Piton-
An Interesting meeting OF the Urban C1ut, was
held last Tuesday at the home Of the senior d..
rector. Mrs Andrew Y. Perry. No. 80 First Place.
Brooklyn. The programme consisted OF discuss
sion on "Ihe Ethics OF Athletics" with papers by
Mrs Frederick lIcGahic and Mrs. H X Wiley.
T 9 Of mrs as F Perry pd lRS h7 s
E Darling, Mrs, John B. Clark and Mrs Faca
OF the entertainment was made I'd OF songs by
FTnma MctSrayne and violin solos by Mrs. w W.
Lighthipe- The social hour followed this. with
Mrs, Frederick McGahic and Miss Jennie Brenea
serving tea
Mrs Charles R Bisseu Is at home for the season
on Mondays at Graham Court
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Timpson gave a dinner
Thursday evening at their home. West 1csrh-st-.
IN honor Of the Rev and nd, Mrs. Leach. OF Burlnx-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Temple Dodge were -as
home their friends at No. 90 West 12Oth-st on
the afternoon and evening OF Thursday the nth
Those who assisted in entertaining were Mssdanles
j. F. TurnbuIl. W. button. V. \. Dodge. Misses
Magdalen Plant. sara Plant. Louise Gallager,
and Mrs. Dodge sail January ath on the steamship
Kroonland for Bombay. India, where Mr.. Dodge
will resume his duties as United States Vice Com
sui.
Mrs George r. Allen. Of Yokohama, after a
visit With New-York friends. sails next week FOR
Europe. Following a stay IN Southern France and
Egypt she will return to Japan. via India
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stewart Bradley OF No. c7
Washington Square North have returned from Ann
Arbor. Mich. where they attended the wedding OF
Mrs. Bradley's sister,
Miss Louise GaIlager entertained with bridge
whist luncheon at her home IN BeImont-ave on
Robinson, W. Lockwood. William 8. Whiting,
Misses Ella Moore. Mary Lockwood. Elizabeth
Lockwood
Mrs George Starkweather Pratt was tho hostesa
Of luncheon Monday the sth. at her home thu
Church OF the Archan6el RectOry.
Mrs. villars A. Dodge. OF West End-ave., was
the hostess OF theatre party yesterday after
noon. The I.s,, guests were. Mesdapes Henry T.
Misses Jennie Thompson. Helen Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whitney, OF fostt-xt, havs