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

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William H Cary, Mrs. Samuel Bovine Duryea.
eT6er ,d Knox Mrs Rogers x M RT Ed1 MTs
Il h'i fteheG Irf Mrs N George 6u Pon Pratt Mrs
Henry T Richsrdson Mrs JaWeS "A E saffaTIe
! Packer and Mrs. Howard F. Whitney.
! The Pouch Gallery will be the scene Friday even
ing, April 6. of the Cybele Dance. The committee,
! comprising Rowland Royce Wallace B. Phillips,
! William A de la Hay and Harry Clark. expect
/ between $50 and 300 guests The patronesses are
MIS- E RSer Iareo@Ss Mrs Coleman Smith
/ Mrs. J. R, HUFF, Mrs. John H, Martin. Mrs " D.
| S Parmeee and Mrs William NJ. Smaller
The Zeta Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Kappa
| fraternity gave its annual dance at the Pouch
| Gallery Thursday evening OF the week before last
Those on the committee were Thomas F. Nevins,
! chairman: c. A O'Leary, G. f. Sammis and w. +.
! La Rue Rademann. The patronesses were Mrs h
Dutton Smith, Mrs Harry W Nichols; Mrs , Sor,
Potter. Mrs. Frank p. West Mrs, James H Win
Mrs Eugene r. Smith and Mrs. William n Bel
| Friday. April 20 is the date set for the Sigma
Gallery.
Mrs. Henry Brown Gedney, of No. 463 Eighth
avenue. will give a euchre party next Friday for
/ the benefit of Wilson College.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William j. La Roche gave a mu-
/ steal at their home, No 81 Plaza Place. Friday
| evening of the week before last. A splendid pro-
! gramme was interpreted by Mrs, Myles standisn
/ OF Yankton. S D.: Mrs. Lillian Wells Ogle. Miss
A Lola McCrary. Of Boston: Captain John Russell
| of Jamaica West Indies; Irwin Eveleth Hassell and
! a string quartet consisting of DR. T J. Williams
! H c. Williams c. A: Iverson and Mr. Cronje OF
! John c. Koch, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Freeman. Mr.
and Mrs I1oftin Love Mr. and Mrs Edwin SIP
Mrs LOUIS yoge M I,o. K Edeo te Misses Ha Ts
/ sell Miss Virginia Hurst Miss Fanite Heath. Miss
Ghristne Towns Harold Mech!ing Wlllam A, Ma, an
II Ia Ia Roche Roche - SUM 49,
! Miss Elizabeth Christy art instructor at st.
/ Agatha's School, Manhattan, viii give talk on
! domestic Arts before the Packer Round Table
tomorrow afternoon. The hostesses are Mrs W. {.
Van yliet and J. f. Post They will be qs ;idST
! Mrs. Charles n Juds0n Mrs. NJ BaKe MI N
J; L. Jones MIS- - Srodke Mrs W W Clarke
! Miss Elizabeth H. Perry and Miss Catherine Grave
! rend.
| Next Tuesday evening the third pupils recital
! will be given at the Master School Of Music No.
| los Montague street.
Mrs. W L. Tyler, of No. &c P1errepont street.
was the hostess at the second descriptive musical
| given Tuesday morning by Miss Estella Neuhaus
| Chopin was the composer discussed. The attend
ance included Mrs William l. Newton. Mrs. Arnold
G.. Dana, Mrs. John Leech. Mrs Alonza Rich Mrs
Mrs Charles Ely, Miss Henshaw, Miss Katherine
dora huxley Miss Madeline Chauncey and Miss
Marion Chauncey The next musical will be given
J Jones, No 4o5 Clinton avenue.
Three dances are on the calendar for next week.
The last mid-seasOn dance will be given at the
Berkeley Institute on Friday evening. On the same
evening a Gibson dance will take place at the
the fortnightiy cotillon at the Heights Casino.
The Sigma Phi Chapter of the Alpha Omega
Fraternity gave it's third annual dance at the
Knapp Mansion Friday Of the week before last.
1t was under the patronage of Mrs. ]. l. Hasse-
man. Mrs. ". NJ. Brundage. Mrs. L S. Holden.
Mrs E. F. Hudson, Mrs. W l. Brown and Mrs
G. H Henreux. The committee consisted Of Roger
r Butts chairman Nelson NJ Holden OssIey T.
Brown c. J. Hassleman and John ]. Hassleman
The attendance further included Miss Grace Thorn
ton, Miss Grace Austin, Miss Lillian Carr, Miss
Warner, Miss Jessie Zundt. Miss B. NJ. Bruher
Miss Vivian LHeureux. Miss Olive Freedsal Miss
Penelope MARI, Samuel s H 6s Harold L,Heq
TeUX, Ralph Hudson, Harold Engel Frederick
Switzerland, H. f. Dunning and LIE Roy Bennett
DR.. and Mrs Lyman Abbott sailed Thursday on
the Prinzessn Victoria Luse for trip to the
West Indies. They will be absent about three
weeks
Miss Mary Packer left last week for Florida
where she will spend the remainder OF the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Bowen expect to go
abroad in June. They will make an extensive
tour of the Continent and may stay on the other
side for a couple OF years. They have sold their
house in Montgomery place TO Emil II. Frank
Last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. David Gregg. r.,
sailed for Europe on the Carpathia.
Judge and Mrs Wilmot NJ Smith. OF Patchogue.
will go to Palm Beach next week TO visit Samuel
/. Parrish.
Mrs. Frank S. Jones and her daughters. Mrs.
William Robinson Simons and Miss Maude V,r-
ginia Jones. left last week for California
Among the sojourners at Atlantic CITY last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Howard j. fNorzar Mr.
and Mrs. Homer A. Latin and Miss Mary Tsttin
Sailing on the Amerika on Thursday March /
; were Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Ronalds Mrs
, Gardiner Van Nostrand, Miss Frances S Van Nc
trand and Miss Annabel G.. Van Nostrand ~
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY
The Brooklyn Bureau Of Charities appeals FOR q
contribution toward special fund OF $50 IA ba rsd
for the benefit OF Italian family In which g.