New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-11
OF SOCIAL INTEREST.


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Columbia University students at the Hotel Ma
1estic was great success. The committee were
Il T. chaplin, E T. Collins, j. McV. Height. II.
Perrine w, E Kelley, G. Norris and W G. Palmer.
Thomas Brown has sent out cards for the mar
riage of his daughter Jennie Cecilia Brown, TO
ing, February r. at o'clock, at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception. Germantown, Philadelphia.
honeymoon in New-YoTR They viii be at home elS on
THesGay. April II at o'clock at their home. No.
DR.. and Mrs. John S. Bassett announce the en-
gagement Of their youngest daughter. Josephine,
TO William H. Lane, of this city. Both Miss Bss-
OF the lncarnaton and popular with a large cir
wedding.
Mrs. Josephine c. Woodbury. and Mrs Anna E.
Chamberlin gave reception at the Buckingham
on Friday in entertainment Of their guest. Miss
Mary l. Atherton, Of Conlmonwealth-ave-, Boston.
The National Society of New England Women
will hold its annual meeting for the election OF OFF,
GERS for the coming year at Delmonico's next
Thursday at 2;30 o'clock AS the last Thursday
OF the month falls upon Washingtons Birthday
the meeting is called one week in advance Of the
hour beginning at $50 viii be given by Miss Mar
ing The Fun and Philosophy Of Dolls Miss
.enbodying types and characteristics duly pro-
claimed in verse and prose.
Francis F. Leupp. Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
and the Rev. William B. Humphrey, president Of
the National Indian Association are to appear be-
fore the Colorado Cliff Dwellings Association at
its third meeting this season. in the ballroom Of
the Nevada, Broadway and 10th-stp February o. at
Mr.. Leupp who has visited the Colorado cliff
historic ruins Which he thinks the government
Humphrey will sing Indian songs The programme,
which promises to be one Of exceptional interest.
whitney. the regent
Gwilyn Miles, barytone. and Thaddeus Rich VIC
lnist, will be the solo artists at the second concert
Of the Rubinstein Club, Of which Mrs. Harry
WaIlerstein is president and W. r. Chapman con-
ductor, TO take place in the ballroom of the Wal
dorf-Astoria on the evening OF February 10
SH0ra Gb members s8s %u TnE P2r songs by
man, spross and other modern composers. The
concert promises TO be of the most brilliant
OF the season.
Mrs Henry R. Wilson. Of East 71st-st. will leave
this week for Atlanta, where she will be the guest
1avorite in Atlanta. as well as in her own city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Hanford of this city, are
at the Sea Island Hotel. Beaufort. 5. c.
Miss Susan B. Anthony. the Rev. Anna Shaw,
Mrs. Charlotte Wilbur Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch.
William Lloyd Garrison. of Boston; William NJ
Wins and Edwin Markham are to be the speakers
at the luncheon which the Interurban Political
Equality Council, representing eighteen leagues in
Anthonv's einbfysxtb - bEthSav " ar the Hotel
Astor February 20. at I o'clock. Nine. Won Klein
Is aTF@ng r musical as for om I
doctors, women lawyers and college women; also
a large central table, where prominent presidents
of various women's clubs are TO be seated. Tickets
LOT the IunCneOn can De ODIdulcu AIpill t1
Martha Williams. No los East 2otnIst.; ana MISS
Among the new members proposed for entrance
TO the College Women's Club, OF which Miss Jen-
ME Pomerene is president Miss Mary Hinkley,
Of Poughkeepsie, n. Y; DR.. McNutt and Mrs.
James Renwick McAfee as regular members, and
Mrs. w. s. Brumagln and Mrs. f. 5. Dickinson,
The club is especially interested in making the
annual benefit ball to be held at the St Regis
than ever before. Last year the organization had
the University OF Columbia two at Xassar College,
worthy applicants could not be assisted for lack
Of means
st. Luke's Guild held a reception in the parish
house OF Christ Episcopal Church. East Orange.
n. J.. On February 8 The rector, the Rev. William
Whiting Davis, has announced that he has
signed his office OF rector OF that church TO
cept call to the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION.
New York, where he will be curate Mrs, Davis.
the rector's wife, is president OF st. Luke's
was much deplored the reception Both the
rector and his wife have wished for years 10
engage in the work of great city The rector
will take Up his New York work March L
Mrs. George b Howe. of No 152 West 4sth-st..
gives informal reception from to o'clock
the afternoon of February 10 to the Womens Guild
OF st. 1gnatuss Church, the ladies auxiliary TO the
Metropolitan Hospital and DisDensary. and other
friends.
Child labor will be OF the subjects discussed
at the meeting OF federated clubs which Mrs.
Helena Sscor Tonnes. section chairman OF the New
York State federation has called for February q
ct l0:S O'Clock In Genealogical Hall There are
nfty-five federated clubs In New-York, all the off,
GERS and members OF which are invited TO attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E Peabody announce the en-
gagernent Of their niece Miss Leslie T'obie Ed
ward Sawyer. OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs William Nissan have returned to
New-York from a stay at ormond. Fla En- route
they stopped at Augusta, Ga. and were the guests
OF DR.. and Mrs. William c, Kellogg, of that city.
Manhattan Chapter, D. a. r. will hold its next
meeting February Is. at the Hotel Aston. A number