New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

0~~~~~~~~4~-~-"~>>~~~~ WI
by Rudolph Jacobs, violnst; W. Paulding De
Nike, cellist; Howard w. Mercer and Albert y.
Carhart, basso.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Spencer s. Roche have
ISSUED cards for Thursday. April 4. They will
receive at ST. Marks rectory, 40. 200 Adelphi
street, from until o'clock
Mrs Edward Titus Jenkins gave reception
Tuesday afternoon at her home. No s25 Putnam
avenue. Receiving with the hostess. who wore
gown of black lace trimmed with duchess and
appliQued with panne velvet over white were
Mrs. E. T. Jenkins. Mrs John Griffith jenkins,
Mrs. Alexander Mure Fleming. and Mrs. B. FL
mer Bassford The rooms were decorated with
pink carnations and palms. Music was a spe-
cial feature Of the afternoon. \ group of young
girls assisted IN entertaining. They were Miss
Emma l. Smith, Miss Alice Nearing. Miss Fanny
Nearing Miss Ella II. Langdon, Miss Florence
T Smith, Miss Jennie Pickford Miss Eu6enia
MacIaren Miss Marguerite Winant, Miss Mar
ion Peters Miss Ethel u Pickford and Miss
Elsie Mae Jenkins. Mrs. jenkins entertained M
dinner the entire receiving party. and Frank
CoweH, Arthur Ferris Elmer r Elder. Harold
Major. Reginald ". Francis, Edwin l.. Hughes
and Harry Henry.
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge CLUB met last
week at the home OF Mrs. Edward IIlnmau. No.
10 Remsen street. The attendance included
Airs. William Hinman Miss Jennie Human
MISS isabel Hardness. Mrs. Frank Day futile.
Mrs. Paul Barnard. Mrs Harry Barber Miss
Marie Abbott, Mrs George b. Abbott. Mrs.
Frederick Truslow, Mrs. Clinton Elliott Mrs.
Percy r. Gray. Mrs. George Provost Miss
Eyrne Mrs, Ernest Charles Prcssorch. Mrs.
Russell E. Prentiss. and Miss Augusta Elliott.
Next week Miss Blanche Barclay Will be the
hostess at the closing meeting. when prizes will
be awarded to those holding the highest scores.
The list Of patronesses for the cafe Chan
md
given on Thursday evening. April l. for the Asa
cog House, at the Heights Casino includes Mrs
Horatio Mortier Adams Mrs Joseph J. AL
mirall, Mrs. Ruel Ross Appleton, Miss Baylis
Mrs Sylvester L. Blood, Mrs. Walter shaw
Brewster. Mrs. William Jenkins Bruff. Mrs
Charles Melville Bull, Mrs Hiram Y Rraman.
Mrs. William Harris Cary Mrs Thomas V
Collender, Mrs. Albert B. Chandler. Mrs Frank
w. Chandler. Mrs. Daniel Chauncey Mrs.
George Sheldon Chauncey, Mrs John w. Chap
man. Mrs Simeon Baldwin Chittenden. Mrs
Simeon Baldwin Chttenden. jr.. Mrs. Clement
Cleveland jr-. Mrs Walter II. Crittenden. Mrs
Camden Crosby Dixie. Mrs Andrew Dougherty.
Mrs Samuel Doughty. Mrs. II. Edward Dreier
Mrs Frederick \. Dwight. Mrs. Norman p de
Mauriac. Mrs Thomas A. Eddy, Mrs Harold
Latham Fish. Mrs. Lewis Witherbee Francis,
Mrs. George S. Frank Mrs John S Frothing-
ham. Mrs. Laurence Frothingham Mrs T'heo-
dore L. rockingham. Mrs. William l. Frothing-
ham, Mrs. Edward Gibb Mrs Walter Glib,
Mrs. Howard S. Hadden, Mrs Charles NJ Hem
inWay. Mrs. Martin b. Hughes. Mrs William
Augustus Hunter, Mrs. Edwin e Jackson ir
Mrs Allnet +. jerks Mrs. Martin D. Kalk-
fieisch, Mrs Sidney Robinson Kennedy Mrs
Eben ]. Knowlton. Mrs Homer Arthur lat
tin Mrs Donald S. L. Lee Mrs John
Eadie Leech. Mrs. Edward H. LitchGed,
Mrs. Henry Rogers Mallory, Mrs John w
Mason Mrs. William p. Mason, Mrs Howard
w Maxwell. Mrs. John Rogers Maxwell Mrs
rank Melville. Jr. Mrs. William L. MOmatt,
Mrs. James Lancaster Morgan Mrs John Hill
Morgan, Mrs. Charles A. Murphey Mrs Charles
Frederick Neergaard, Mrs William T. Newton
Mrs. Henry rockingham Moves. Mrs WfIis +
Ogden. Mrs. Edwin Packard Mrs w Sterling
Peters, Mrs. William A Putnam Mrs Frederick
Rose. Mrs. Henry Sanger Snow, Mrs George
A stanton Mrs. John Shepard Stanton, Mrs
William II. Stevens Mrs. George w street
MRS. X NJ Stuart. Mrs. Benjamin G.. Templeton
MRS. John van Buren, Thayer Mrs. William
Leslie Van Sinderen, Mrs. Henry H Wheeler
Mrs. Francis Minot Weld Mrs Alexander NJ
White. jr Mrs Lionel Wilbur and Mrs James
II. Williams. Among the young women who
are TO take an active part in the entertainment
are Miss Kate Duryea Allen, Miss Ethel James
Adams Miss Helen Appleton Miss Marie Ap-
pleton, Miss Helen Jenkins Bruff. Miss Mary
Richardson Babbott. Miss Grace Bedford Miss
Antoinette Reeves Butler. Miss Ethel Carhart
Miss Mary Childs, Miss F. Madeline DOughertv
Miss Nellie Dingee. Miss Reba F. Forbes Miss
Marion Frazier, Miss Nuriel Coepel Miss Rutb
Howard, Miss Alice Ide Miss Marv Pucbanan
X,
Luch Miss HarTiette Low, Miss Mary Latin
Miss Josephine Marshall, Miss Ruth Miller
Miss Helen Murphey, Miss Harriette Mygatt
Miss Maude Marckwald, Miss Mary Noyes
Miss Dorothy Noyes, Miss Beatrice Oltrogge
Miss Marion Brooks Snow. Miss Helen stanton
Miss Caroline Squibb, Miss Edith Thurston
Miss Hildegarde Turtle. Miss Helen La Vie
Miss Elizabeth Weeden. Miss Josephine Ward
and Miss Orlena Zabriskie
A number Of young girls on the Heights are
interested in the children's ward of the Kings
County Hospital, for which they are arranging
a bazaar to be held in the Pierrepont Assembly
Rooms next Saturday afternoon and evening
Miss Nellie Dingee Miss Mary Latin Miss
Helen Murphey, Miss Marion Snow and Miss Dor
othy Moves are the leaders in the movement, and |
with them Miss Ethel James
Adams. Miss Marie Appleton, Miss Mildred Bed
ford Miss Helen Bruff, Miss Alice Crittenden
Miss Olga Doughty. Miss Madeline Doughertv
Miss Muriel Goepel Miss Harriet Holt Miss
Ruth Howard, Miss Amy Knox. Miss Grace |