New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25


Walter Meudelsou. Mrs. j. Asuuwau Hodge. Mrs
alfred D. F. Hamln and AIRS. samuel L. kilner-
Mrs Martha 5. Gielow. OF Alabama. president
general of the southern Industrial Educational As
sociation. win give authors recital Of stories
and Songs Of the southland at the hotri Astot o.
April T. az p M she VIII pc ass.s iil by n, -
Maud g key; na[i-27. iro me- riiterate white
children Of the mountain districts OF the SCUM
Mrs Charles Gilmore Fserley. chairman Of auzil-
larry No. J. stony Void Sauatorium. and Miss mex
lie Fevre who have the tickets for sale for the
vaudeville entertainment al Carnegie Lyceum On
the afternoon OF April D. are hop.-s l'r "a, 81 -
the big advance sale Of tickets and boxes All the
boxes. by the way went Ions ago. but there are
professionals. who give their services
Mark Twain is one Of those who have taken boxes
at the annual benefit of the Vassar Students AID
Society, at the Hudson Theatre, on April 2 NJ
and Mrs Frederick J. swift Miss Dee Fay S9 RT-
Mrs, c. B. Etarrah, Ar5- sidney Is boIs an, 1910 M
Louis h; Allen have also taEen 1 t - &C.,
t6srs SiI he IarE- attendance of college girls
The tickets are selling rapidly, and as the price -
within the reach OF an and the object OF the benefit
the committee hopes to realize a goodly sum.
Among those who have contributed 70 { tne zen
W. Mabie the Rev and Mrs; De Lancey Iovnssnd.
Mrs Henry Clarke Coe, Mrs John .. Clarke, Just
ice and Mrs Vernon NJ Davis M, Mrs GsoT lI,eF Z
SON Mrs Frank Scott Cerrish. Mrs. Esther Herr
Frederick Nathan Adoph 5. Ochs, Mrs Julius
0P2enheineTPb HrS so Mrs. T5ha Martin shaw
Isaac y. SeIgman. Mrs J. Hood WrlEa{ SLs-
MOTIFS MOT u }eaTer1y W Ria[e Mrs Edward A Cerr-
IlrS' NJ l1e r1Cr f,t1(r NTrs 1i4rence Burns Mrs
c. B. Harrah Mrs. John H. Judge, Mrs. James n
ScofeId Mrs r Arai. Mrs Dennis 6. Brussell.
s Ee1yIrick William g. Dane Miss Helen Nor
genthau. Bradley Morton MIIlaR a LIZ EelG I1 ~
speyer Mrs. George G. Trask; Mrs. Leopard Wal
ZACH and Miss Lillian d. Valid
Mrs William NJ Polk. formerly Of DemoPoliss
Ala. opened her house No. East 36th street, %
her Southern friends an evening recently TO IoTn{
Educationai Association. Mrs Martha Gielow.
@ 6a tSe of NEEDS 5R o raTa SCOOPS I'm int
Mrs Polk was elected president OF the ALaoarnss
Besson, first and second vice-presidents. and Mrs
Winthorne Wooley, secretary
Under the auspices Of the Woman's Auxiliary to
the Cathedral League OF the Diocese OF New York.
G5aD Ia Bs VII " 5o5n s t5s BS6 s q
home of Mrs Herbert L, SatteTlee, No. % Madison
Rev. DR.. W. r Huntington will preside.
Mrs. W. Robinson, of Upper NIontclair was tina
hostess Of a bridge whist luncheon on Wednesday.
Among the guests Mrs. n. Lockwood Mrs.
Mary lockwood. Miss Ella Moore and Miss Louise
Gallagher.
Charles Lighthepe Of orange. N J. has returned
from stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Emma GobIe Lathrop. the newly elected
regent Of the New York Chapter. d A. r.. gave a
large reception yesterday afternoon at her historic
home. No. S92 Broad street Newark, y. J.. Ovea
! five hundred invitations had been issued FOR it.
Mrs. Donald Mclean, president general OF the
National Society. d. A r., who was Miss Lath-
rops predecessor in office assisted her I'm receiving
the guests. Mrs Mclean held a large bouquet q
AgeF1eaT BeaIly roses girt from her hostess:
trimmed with lace. All the floral decorations vera
the various rooms ana formed the cenJrepiece az
the tea table, which set with silver and china
that had belonged to Miss Lathrop.s great-great-
vase that were family heiroorns of over century
The ices were also frozen in the form OF Easter
Among those who presided at the tea table were
Orange MIS- william NICK MOTIFS proni1eI ~
member OF the Trent Chapter. ID. A. r. OF Tren-
ton, and Mrs. Nelson r. Perry, OF Newark An
orchestra Of Italians in native costume sang and
Blayfd national 31 songs during the EeGeyn hours
of New York women attended the reception.
The members of the official stan Of the National
Chapters in New jersey we're invited as guests q
30no Nv MSS Ellen TS Nun or salem STATE Tsgens
Elizabeth, vice state regent. were among those
After the tea Miss Lathrop gave a dinner for her
assistants, 10 which a number OF men were in
party over sunday among her. guests being Mass
tL.
OF Bordeutown, and Mrs. Morris.
Miss LathroD has just been elected a member
congress, which viii be held in washington next
i Committee of S ta Tf fT5 S or The build
Of erection at the national capital
The annual meeting of the Contemporary Club
OF Brooklyn will take place next Tuesday at the
house Of Mrs. Lockwood No. 67S NIcDonOugh
street, that borough. The club met last Tuesday
and after an interesting discussion current
events listened 70 an Illustrated paper by Mrs.
1273' Miss Gudemeister gave a talk on ''The or
igin of Spanish Art Miss Wood, a guest. contrib
and there was an exhibition OF laces brought BY
club members
Mss Susan NIetcalr. the KneiseI Quartet ana
James Stanley Will be the artists at a concert
which is 10 be given I'm the large ballroom N the
Waldorf-Astoria ON the evening of April N for tho
benefit of the New York Diet Kitchen Association
The value or the work which this organization ia
doing hardly be exaggerated. During the wear
1903 &c furnished free to SSg1 of the sick moor in
Certified milk also EGGS have been provided to
those tuberculdr patients who sent to it bv
tails, Vanderbilt clinic. Presbyterian H0sDitai 81
Francls's Hospital the dspensaries OF the city
cies. Another feature OF the work ia me MAS
tering TO babies and young children. Through
but seventh kitchen has been ope1ed
but many more are needed in the crowded teue-
me, districts The concert is given with view
20 luCIedSlLs sun rlrther the usefulness OF this
charity. and large attendance is hoped for
Tickets may De obtained from AIRS Henry VIZ
from any OF the Managers The membership Of
fIs g'',I OF .-ti5-.rz includes Mrs. George A
row, Mrs. ID. ". Morrison. Mrs Charles Wafr1Irs
Manson cary Mrs Myrck Plummer Mrs Edward
Iuck, Mrs Frederick kuhue. Mrs. j. Otto Tous-