New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25

oay evening. The patronesses were: Mrs. ".
Bolet. Mrs F. Ferguson. Mrs. C. Hauptner,
Mrs H. Haaker. Mrs. A Bruggemann, Mrs ID.
Heuel and Mrs. A. L. Richmond On the COM
mlttee which arranged the dance were Misses
=; q. Hauptner, f. Hugart, M. Mcmahon and
Il. j. Heuel-
Mrs N. E. Hubert, chairman of the enter
tatnment committee OF the New-York City In
dian Association. has arranged an interesting
programme for the concert at the Waldorf
Astoria tomorrow evening. The following art
lists win appear: Miss Clementine Tetedoux,
soprano; Edward Barrow, tenor: William Har-
per. barytone; Gustav Dannreuther violinist.
MISS Mari Ruff Hofer. of Columbia University;
Mrs Addison Rothermel. reader, and Smith N.
FenheId. pianist. Miss Hofer will give some
native indian songs, and Mrs Rothermel will
reclte an Indian story in addition to an original
Inohologue There will be numbers by Verdi,
sonata Tor piano and violin by Mr.. Penfield will
De played by him and Mr.. Dannreuther In the
aDsence OF Mrs Robert Harris, the president.
MRS Amelia S. Quinton viii give short ac-
count of the origin and work of the organization.
The last dance of the Bide a Wee series was
held at the Hotel Nevada, Broadway and nth
ST., on Thursday evening. Among the patron
esses were Mrs. Henry Lippincott, Miss Mary
E. O'Keefe. Mrs. Robert MCMILLAN, Mrs
Charles r. Stlwell, Mrs. Marshall E. Curry and
Mrs. Nathaniel Tuttle. Among the guests were
Bromme, Viola Deeves, Alice Lippincott, Jessie
Arnold. Marie James. Alice Bartlett. Edith HoIa-
nan, Alice Holahan, Mary Jenkins, Claudia
Marian, Louise Wulf. Wilhelmine Curry, Lolita
Acker. Elizabeth O'Keefe. Anna Holahan B.
Cries, May Cowan, Mabel Lester Jessie McCfov-
ern, Susie Carrean. Clarice Carrean, Ethel Ca
Barlow. Caroline Stilwell. Sally Curry Florence
futile, George Miller, Fred Warmer, Henry
FRANK Syms, Harold Cloyd, William Clements
Joseph Devln, l.. Washington. H. Bartlett, Karl
Struss, Ambrose Arnold. Clarkson V. Morton,
russell Nixon Herbert Neal. Moses King. Rob-
ert Moore, G. Stewart, s Morton Buckley
James Finnegan. Curran Rogers. B. Myers and
Earl Smith.
The officers of the State Society of the Daugh-
tiers of the Revolution entertained at a
Washington's Birthday luncheon last Thursday
by Mrs. Zeb Mayhem, the recording secretary,
at her home. No. $50 Carroll-st.. Brooklyn. The
table decorated with red and white carna-
tons. with cherry tree IN the centre. and the
courses were served in cooked hats and similar
receptacles. The sailed almonds reposed in min
iature drums, the sherbet came on in camp
kettles and the ice cream was in the form Of
cannon. Among the guests were Mrs. d. PhOe-
nix Ingraham, president general of the national
society; Mrs. Joseph j. Casey, register general;
State; Miss Josephine Wandell vice-regent and
Miss Juanita X Leland. corresponding secre-
tary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ross. of Plattsburg n. Y,
announce the engagement OF their daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Sutherland Ross. and Frank E
Smith. of this city.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Edward Bateson. of No. 145 West 5Sth-
st. Manhattan. announcing the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Mary S. Bateson, and Will
lam E G.. Giuard, Washington's Birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gillard will be at home on Mon
days in April after Easter, at No. Al West
45th-st.
The Cantata Club, of MontcIair. n. J.. will
make its initial bow to the public under the d.
rection of Albert -Thiers. February %.
for the benefit of the Homeopathic Hospital
Signor Bell Berky and Albery Mildenberg will
be the assisting artists.