New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04


Miss Florence Guernsey has invited a few friends
to meet at her house. No. 80 Central Parl, South
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. in the interests
OF the mountaineers of North Carolina Last spring
Miss Guernsey spent two months IN the North Car
DINA mountains, and while there became greatly
interested In the poor mountain children and their
parents chained by hopeless poverty TO their bleak
trial enlightenment and the advantages of ctviliza-
ton. In North Carolina. according to the latest
census, there are IA per cent OF the htsras native
bern whites above ten years of age. and far
greater than this st y9 In the Tennes
Miss Guernsey has asked Mrs Martha 8 Gielow
fad nS for w9 ds0 land
The Misses Schumenn. daughters Of Mr. and
Mrs. George Henry sohumann. gave reception on
February g. from until o'clock. at their house,
No % West sSth street
dramatic entertainment to be given at Carnegie
Lyceum on March % for the benefit OF Bide-a-
Wee Home Mrs. Harry Ulysses Kibbe, Mrs.
James speyer. Mrs. Clarence E. Peck. Mrs Louis
Waiter levy Miss Grace Levy has arranged the
Three sketches he VIII be presented
Dsrsy Ges Club . The cast although composed
Mrs. Arson A. voorhees,. OF Upper Mountain
avenue. Upper Montclair. N. J.. gave a reception
last week She was assisted IN receiving by Mrs.
6s2ge Moore % ahG Miss Mh s tpsT
clair Mrs. Frank ". Dornan and Mrs, Harry
w. Benson presided over the table
The fifth and last OF series Of junior assemblies
Will be held in the Glen Ridge On. ID Assembly
Hall Friday, March 8.
Mrs E. D. Hammond Of Osborne street, Bloom
field, is at Colon, Panama
The members Of the woman's Club OF Glen
Ridge N j. met at the house OF Mrs. T. winsor
No WfpaO IN -adn law
efteTn9on The subject considered n was. How
The engagement Is announced of Miss Carrie
Hartley Of Glen Ridge. and Roy Hunt Of East
Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert A. Eaton. Of South Noun
tain avenue. Montclair. are at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence B. Riker and daughter,
of Mountain avenue. Montclair, N. j., have gone
TO Bermuda
Mrs Harry E Richards. Mrs. George W. Cook.
Mrs Frederick 3. Williams. Mrs. n. L Perry and
Mrs William d. Carter were the patronesses OF
the third assembly dance, which took place in
bloomfield N j. last Tuesday night in Central
Hal large e5 ap9 Tbe e 90 MCGEE IN Charge Wa
composed OF Randolph O. Barrett Dudley Ward
and Howard Biddulph
For the benefit OF the idaho Industrial Institute
RolIIe Borden-Low will give an Evening OF Chan-
costume in the Myrtle Room OF the WaldOrf-As-
toria on the evening Of March s. at $50 o'clock
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Edward de Ia
Poer No II West 104th street or at the Waldorf
Astoria The Idaho Industrial Institute was found
ed about six years ago by the Rev. E A Pad
dock at Weiser,- Idaho. is Incorporated under the
laws of the State Of idaho. and is managed by a
board of nine trustees. Slowly but steadily the
enterprise has grown until the value OF buildings
tools. machinery, land and stock IS SAID 70
be more than $1,000 r5rv faT benpe gaEue CARPENTER
shop blacksmith shop. laundry, sewing school
the Working endowment the proceeds of which are
used defray the running expenses OF ihe scnoo
son before last speaking before the League for Po-
tea1 Ed d b1 gb snd among the sagebrush
The entertainment at the Waldorf Astoria is
giHen TRdf Rus sSs sage Mrs vert Macy Mrs
Francis Marion Gibson Mrs IhomaS drr s0r HT
John Lumsdo4. Mrs n K ThurSer MIS-; C6 6d
S M sch Mrs Charles Henry Jones Mrs a W Kid
die the Misses Harlan. Mrs Joseph Flynn, MIS-
Anse doRB BTaoe Mrs Fabius NJ Clarke Mrs E
s. Wentworth and others.
Under the auspices of the Dickens Fellowship
Manhattan branch. recital reception will be given
for the of the charitable fund OF the society
IN the East Room OF the Waldorf-Astorfa on March
10 at $50 o'clock. Marian Leland. interpretive
reader: Florence Pratt, pianist. and Bernard Ian
dino tenor will present the programme. Miss Ie-
land will give recitatiOns from "Enoch Arden"
with Strauss music played on the piano by Miss
Pratt; also stories by Richard Harding Davis and
Ruth McEnery Stuart Bret Hartes Dickens in
Camp and a selection from Our Mutual Friend
The reception committee is follows: Mrs.
Marion Cary. chairman; Mrs. Leonard Wilder. Mrs.
Charles O. II. CTsigie. Mrs Ellen Bowd EN- Mrs.
sic Stanley Nook. Miss Amy Simpson, Miss Carrie
Simpson. Miss Bessie Lonergan, Willis Lee GroS-
venOr Charles Ross Keen. A. MaerZ. H Wakefield
Smith. VIII Doscher and 5. Chase Coale.
The Woman's Art Club organization. attached
10 Cooper Institute. will hold it's third annual
hibition at the National Arts Club Building. Nos.
81 and 80 West 34th street. from March TO IT.
The exhibition is to include portraits. landscapes.
etching composition. illustrating pastels. modelling
in round and relief. miniatures. designs and all
other branches OF the arts and crafts including
leather and metal work. china painting, basket
making. embroidery and lacemaking Only original
designs are 10 be shown. Other things exhibited
will be charcoal sketches. studies OF ehiilld5Een,
studies of dogs pastels OF old-fashioned children.
It is expected this exhibition will sGrPass in
point Of Size and variety any exhibition held by the
of admission to be obtained at the office of Cooper
Institute. must be presented at the door,
pretty tea was given recently by Mrs. Herbert
Marshall of Wyoming. N J.. to introduce TO her
friends Mrs George Partridge Richardson who has
recently come 10 Wyoming. Mrs. Marshall was
assisted by Mrs. G.. II. Danforth. Mrs. Buell. Con-
stantine Mrs. Frederick Topper, Mrs ]. A WILL
iauson Mrs Cornwall. Mrs. Schenck and Miss
PIerson. Among the many guests present We're
Mrs kellogg, Mrs, Madison. Mrs. PersOn. Mrs
HTs sfoneai Mrs Goutt. Mrs Noble. Mrs Deer.
lng Mrs Cox Mrs Ni5lO Mrs u G. R SS;a 5s65
ardson. Miss Tuplange and Miss kellogg.
A new explanation as to why the cliff dwellings
are situated at such an immense height was ad-