New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

Wednesday evering. The programme will include
orchestra selections barytone solos Py NE, '1 [1n
Swanson: Scotch songs. Miss Lena Duthie; inita-
Charles Aldrich; tenor solos John Avery; con-
tralto solos. Mrs. Charles Abbott In addition 20
fes musical there VIII De cards. oa'''nS anu SUI
In April the woman's Club OF Orange. N J.. VIII
move into its new home. Prospect and William
streets. East Orange. the cornerstone OF which
was laid last October. At the annual meeting on
March Z. the last meeting 10 be held in the clubs
old quarters in the Woman's Christian Temperance
which showed that the clubhouse is PRO-
crossing finely The furnishing fund has been lib
orally replenshed by entertainments and by private
gifts a special fund has provided two pianOsI
a quantity of fine thing presented by Mrs
Frederick Worth, Of Orange. and Miss 5. Louise
carving. her own handiwOrk. for the principal
fireplace in the building Many smaller gifts nOta-
bIv Of books have been presented among them
a copy OF the life OF Jenny June Mrs Croiy). BY
The club now q large portion OF the stock
Of its home.
Among the new departures OF the club year Just
cioSeu Is me Work or the department OF eolce--
German for the members The small Zee charged
the course as the classes are largely attended
This department. of which Mrs Robert Hawkes.
ScIipturaI lectures by the Rev. William Lawrence.
The department Of music has opened peoples
OF music, 10 meet every Monday evening IN Union
lesson Mrs F II Shepard is t the chairman ms
This organization will drop the fornality Of re-
election OF officers at the eId of the current year
and elect it's officers for two years no second
term being allowed This was election year. and
the following roster OF officers was elected Fresi-
dent. Mrs. William Thayer Brown first vioe-presi-
GENT MIS- A w: FaIIuer, recording secretary, MIS-
Jerome p. CORN; corresponding secretary, Miss
baird; chairman or legislative committee. Mrs, J.
r Paddock: chairman of membership committee.
Mary Piercy Mrs william Rker Miss E Fl shell
ton and Mrs. R. s Sinclair.
The Manhattan Chapter Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution will give honor luncheon
10 their regent Mrs. William Cummings Story. at
the Hotel Aston on Wednesday, March q.
The chapter desires TO present Mrs Story as a
candidate for the Office OF vce-regent OF New-York
State The election for this Office Will be held in
Washington al the annual congress OF the Daugh-
tiers OF the American Revolution
MAIer horton, regent OF the Buffalo chapter; Mrs.
Henry Roberts, OF Utica; Mrs John Cunningham
Frederick Hasbrouck regent Of the KnickerbocIer
chapter. Miss Mary Van Buren, Eanderpoel
Mrs. Samuel VerpIanck regent Of the Mel
9hgah ShaPter' MIS- samuel J. CraInsr re-
Mrs. 3. Du BOis Hudler. regent Of the Bronx
Greg Chapter Mrs FredsrcF Harvey W me Lee Zane regent
Of the OWasco Chapter; Miss Elizabeth Forsyth.
Mrs William Eastwood. Mrs. James Robert Mckee.
Mrs -, James Boron Crossman and Others.
The committee in charge of the luncheon IS Mrs.
Names Nam GTisw9d Rent Mrs Frank Fillmore Davis
and Mrs Dore Lyon, chairman
The Ladies' Association Of the New-York Found
ling Hospital will hold bazaar in the Red Room
at DelmOnioo's on Thursday, from II a n. TO 10
p for the benefit OF the institution The spe-
ciic object for which the bazaar is given is 70
raise sufficient funds install an elevator for the
use Of the crippled children in the hospital de-
Quarters both Of which inproTeeats are ures5ti
needed Mrs Bouvier is president Of the LADIES'
r. Knapp, Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. H c. Thebaud
and the secretary, Mrs S. Farrelly and the treas
The womens Republican Association Of the
State Of New-York Mrs. James G. Wentz pres-
dent. will hold reception at the beverley No E2s
Broadway tomorrow afternoon. from TO 6 o'clock
The ohairrnen for NeV-York County Mrs William
Grant Brown and Mrs Charles Conrade RuthraufS.
the artists win be Mrs, Dor5 Lyon Mrs Mabel
Miss Florence Wynan vioIinist Miss eIe5 TaT Slt
Boswell will speak on 'Women's Influence in Poll
tics" and James H Hickey will speak on 'P0Iiti-
cal Work for Women" After the programme tea
Will be served.
At it's last regular meeting. held on Tuesday at
the homo of Miss COrnelia Hoyt No. g. East 1sSth
street. the Nathaniel Woodruff Chapter OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution decided to
York State room IN the Memorial Hall Wash
hull The Nathaniel Woodruff Chapter. OF which
Mrs. Arthur S Seymour is president. Will oele-
brate It's fifth anniversary on May 10
The amateur performance for the benefit Of the
Chrystie Street House. TO be given the Berkeley
Lyceum next Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock. IS
under the patronage OF many prominent women.
Among those who have lent their names as patron
esses for the affair are Mrs. Robert Able Mrs
Hugh AuchncIoss. Mrs ]. Muhlenberg Bailey. Mrs.
Sackett NJ Barcley, Mrs. William NJ BENJAMIN
Mrs. Benjamin Brewster. Mrs. Benjamin s Church.
Mrs. Banyer Garrison, Mrs. James Edward Davis,
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs George S Fraser. Mrs.
goiln Or MS ChsTles II Hun[lnsJon MIS-
Mrs. Edward Renshaw Jones. Mrs. Oliver Liv-
ssT@n SoeS Ff d aeqE n nG0p TS Men N
Henry Lewis Norris Mrs. r. Durham MoTat. Mrs.
Herbert Parsons: Mrs Arthur J. Peabody, Mrs. Al
fred Duane Pell. Mrs. Charles r perkins. Mrs
Mrs Huborne Roosevelt. Mrs Herbert L. SarteF-
lee Mrs Thomas Satterthwaite Mrs. Thomas
;To11vnsand sherman Mrs Charles s stout Mrs
Henry W. Taft Mrs Robert NJ. Thompson, Mrs,
Mrs Robert winthrop.
The programme viii consist OF four numbers.
There will be a one-act comedletta, SIX 20 one;
or The Scapegoat." produced under the direction
OF Mrs William NJ Benla and coached by War
rem GLAND. The other features VIII be a butterfly
dance. Proverbs in PORCELAIN BY Austin DobSon-
snd q s'X-iIlage Kermess' under the direction OF
Miss Angelica Schuyler Church. Tickets aud boxes
Tca g and from Mrs John CIarkson Jay No I05
East 18th street; Mrs benlarnIn . ShurCh' So- 30
West 9Th street. and Miss E Bethune Stein. No.
II West 18th street -
The Chrystie Street House AZ No. ID Chrysue
street Is a temporary home for Young men and
bows who are IN trouble OF any kind, either va
e-rsnts or those discharged from hospitals penal
fnstitutions The House AFFORDS accommodation for
twelve az one time. and the recovery of many Is
So raDid that about two hundred may be helped IN
the course OF a year. The House Is entirely sup
ported by voluntary contributions
The next entertainment Of the College Women's
Club. Miss Jennie PomerIne. president. Will De a
safe oasussas sls last at sgsA ~ lbs asassNs ssA