New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur GLASGOW formerly OF sAas
city. now OF London. England. are az the Hotsl
and spring.
Mrs William Whiting Davis Is president % 81.
Luke's Guild OF Christ Episcopal Church East
Orange. y. J.. and wife OF the rector. The guild
was founded BY her eight years ago. and IL famous
for its dexterity with the needle At It's saIs
500 worth OF needlework was sold IN two days
The guild has been a strong factor IN the work o.
paying or a debt OF $1,000 Hquidatsd during ths
gsstora,te Of the present rector. It Is also most
Each year the guild gathers from thu dust OF
articles. ana they are sold. the money going gen
held in Main-st-, near Walnut-st. East Orange, on
saturday. February 3 The chairman OF the sals Is
cashier. Others OF the COMMITTEES are Mrs.. McAus-
Ter. MS j r. Wilson. Mrs. Richard Coyns and
The annual meeting OF the Daughters OF thu
Revolution OF the state Of New-Tork viii b held
on the morning OF February at 1OsO o'clock az Nc
- West 5Sth-st Ohicers and chapter regents viii
read reports and there viii be an election Of officers
important alterations in the bylaws
Mrs Edith Cooper Hartman OF No SIS Riversids
Drive, gave a reception and musical last Friday
evening. The soloists were Mr.. Barber. pianist.
prano.
The installation OF the officers OF the West End
Thursday afternoon at the Hotel Astor tn the pres
ence Of the members and a large gathering OF
guests OF honor. among the guests OF honor being
MIS- Philip Carpenter. Mrs. Edward A Greeley,
mrs q. 7. Stevens. the Rev Phoebe Hanaford
MIS- James Griswold Wentz. Mrs. John Crosby.
Mrs Sidney ROsenfeld and Mrs Van vredenburzh
MIS- Clarence Burns. chairman OF tho afternoon
Mrs Adele schweiger and Miss Lena b,1;sis 80
bsesSs ION ~ ~ LRqqley tenor Joseph 3 Zellan.
a. ~ 'lolsnlsts and Miss Wilma Wonderson
orange Room; The following officers we're In
rraziet uS S7 MS Helena secoT Tonnes; first
vice,President, Mrs John Francis Barry third vss
President Mrs Francis H Richards: recordine-
= FIIs E;oo51 s aI5ty ogr II wilson, treasurer Mrs-
forian ian MS Pbs IS ; Ms frank Church; his
committee. Mrs. william Grant Brown
A pretty wedding occurred at ST. Agnes's Ct.rot
last Wednesday evening when Miss Reeenie Tear
ney. daughter OF Mr.. and Ms Edward Tsa-nev.
was married 70 Il F. Ricca son OF Mr. ana NJ
hugo Ricca- Mr. Fdcca was attended br J. Il
Harris Harris. and Mss May Tearnsy acted a. maid %
Miss stefainia Ricca Miss Nav Br6v 49, ~ 10 10
ia Thompson A reception followed al the Arena
Mr.. and Mrs. Rioca will reside At Larohmont.
Mrs. John @. Juhring. OF No 81 IVES. ss,n--. .
VII be at home on Saturday. February g. run .
until O'Clock
The Half-HouT Club. literary orgapfzatiun
whose members are prominent women OF New
Law, "a
Graratan Inn, The Bronx. Mrs. Richard Iatherx
the president received the guests assisted bv M
Donoyan, the secretary. Mrs Charlotte Wubour,
Greeley. OF the Empire state CLUB Ters ~ sS
or honor. Mrs A p MOOrewood read an interest
has been studying
| The New-York Auxiliary Of the Mean Mission Il,
France held interesting meeting at the bor,s -
/ Miss Bement and Miss Lent. No. I'D East e9th-st
/ on Thursday. There was large Attendance Ms
| Charles H Parbhurst. the president OF the Arerf-
| can AcAl Association, presided Interesting A.
/ dresses were made by DR.. Thurber. formerly a.
| the American Chapel at Paris. and the new repre-
| sentative secretary OF the American AIcAu Asso-
citation. the Rev. George J. Berry. After the meet
fofoz 11I IoGI I9l9Wed tea being served by thu
| EeaTle, Schepp, pelano and Morris. Among those
| Louise Seymour Houghton. Mrs. a r: I.edo1x
Berry Mrs Thurber Miss Jsns1ra " Irr 1888 =
/ II Durham, Mrs. Clarence P. Leggett. Mrs Nor
! nay Williams and Miss Mills
/ The Rev Mr. Berry viii speak the work OF
Heights Presbytsrian Church. I5tbf a H1s sIr
r1 - on a. I Stss4y az ; p N and on Feb
at 40 p m. This work IS undenoTninati5nal and
I was founded by Dr. Neal IN Paris IN ISL ne
Paris. and throughout the United States auxiiaries
/ France. 49, -
| Mrs Harry WalIerstein. president OF the Rubt.-
stein Club. gave her annual reception 70 the men,
bers OF the club yesterday afternoon in tn Asts-
Gallery Of the WaIdorf-Astoria- There was an.
orchestra OF ten pieces. and solos were given by
Mr.. Baruss. Refreshments were served az tia
close OF the reception Mrs. Walerstein was as
sisted in receiving by the officers OF the cub-aIrs.
J. A. PhysiOc. Mrs. Eugene Hoffman Porter, Mrs
Clarence Burns. Mrs s Dickinson Lewis and Nina
0Iarfe-Cross NeEhaus. Among those present wsrs
Mrs. L. D. Alexander. Mrs AIaador Andrews, Ms
r. Churchill. Mrs. George A Parker, Miss Evelyn
Howell. Mrs. ". r. Humphreys. Mrs o. 3 Libbeys
Mrs Paul Merriheld. Mrs. John 4Iildeberger. Mrs
Francis II. Richards. Mrs. Waite 7. RunyOns Mrs
Lowell T. Field. Mrs. Edwin Balbach. Mrs JOs8
NJ de Birmingham. Mrs. Charles e DitsOn. Mrs
Wendell 9 Phillips. Mrs c. E. SGckney. Mrs. FL
ltott F. Shepard. DR.. Catherine G. Townsend Hrs.
n WOosey, Mrs, George n. Winklsr and Mrs. h
Wilhelm.