New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
CLUBS AND CHARITIES.

--e &-i-4lbo-ho pod Social and Industrial Club VIII
r--e reception next Thursday afternoon TO ITS
Members snd their friends az the home OF the
president, Mrs Frank E Wise, No c3s West lolst
street Some time during the month OF April the
club vii hold handkerchief bazaar al the ho'ei
-rs-s.7vir- No ec West 1osd street Both OF
les. entertainments viii in charge Of Mrs. George
A Post The club has Just completed its sixth
ear Of successful work among the. young girls
~ n. West Side neighborhood and begins ITS
seventh year with bright prospects Each year
se.s The club nearer the accomplishment OF It's
hearts desire which is a Neighborhood house,
where both boys and girls and also the fathers
snd mothers be entertained
.-Th- Influence Of the Press Upon Politics will
re the topic of discussion at the meeting Of the
West End Wonlan's Republican Association AZ
th> Hotel Astor Thursday The guests OF honor
vii De Miss Helen FaTick Boswell, president Of
ne V-oraan's Forum Mrs. Thomas = Vivian,
president OF the National California Society The
members Of the association and their friends Will
hold q luncheon bridge and eUchr- at the Hotel
Empire to-rn0rTo1-
The trzt reception OF Z series 70 be given each
month 10 the members Of tie School OF Domestic
- and Science, No So Lexington avenue. AZ SD
s--Ae-. vas held on Friday afternoon.
ne members and guests were received by the
PRESIDENT. Mrs. Henry a Srimson assisted BY
NJ Charles E Noyes Mrs William Grant Brown,
Mrs Watson a Bowron. Mrs Clarence Burns.
Mrs Pierapont Green and Mrs. Washington L.
Nam
TIE -earoorn decorated IN n. school coIors. was
- cHa-Ee o. Mrs. Frederick L. Bradley, and the
musical programme was under the direction Of
Mss Laura SedWjck Collins
~ en-ertainrnent he given a the Hotel
Astor next Thursday evening for the benefit #
re Ecolc Materuelle FRANCHISE. at No. 55 West
2sh street promises 70 be q most successful af-
far. AT the concert. which viii begin At $50
O'clock Mile GerviIIe- -Roache, Of the Manhattan
T-1sr con by Of Hammer
stsn3 viii sing aras from her favorite operas Ely
Fs-7.a-o vviH sing the duet from Hamlet with
N-- MCCALL -Lanflam, the baTytone Of The Auleri-
can Institute OF Applied Music Nine Therese
po-CeEaI. q vile Opera CoHique. Paris. Wil give
selections from her repertory. William E Philip,
formerly CT the Bostouians- viii sing old English
srEEs. A. de Brahms viii lead his own orchestra
-8d plav two violin solos
Eoth baIIrooTns viii be used for the fancy dress
tei which viii follow the concert = corps de
bsIie- has been engaged 10 lend q special attrac-
tor u this part Of the entertainment and tWo
So known Partisan dancers viii make their first
in this country All these artists ~i!i
evs 1Le4r services
rb- sste is given under the patronage of Jules
Jasse-sRd. the French Ambassador ar Washington.
f-t Ftisnn. Lan@I, Consul General of France IN
:hs ci-y. viii % president dhorneUr- Eliot Greg
or4. s7s..deat of the school, Mrs J West Rcose-
velt General Horace Porter. Alexander T. Mason
Timothy ?. Sullivan and ! = Martin are among
6e PATRONS CT the fete Tickets, a. g. each. may
- obtained from the chairman Of m. entertain
men. Or G c. RzInbsud, No. 3s1 West 23d street
n. Ladies Auxiliary Of the East Side Institute
To- BoTs gave charity baIl last week in the Palm
Garden. 5s-h street and Lexington avenue About
th-ee hundred guests were present. among them
being Judge and Nrs. p Hoffman. Or Irving Siro-
~ot- Lester E1senberg- Dr. a Rosenberg and
Asemblvrlsn Adolf Stern. Miss Goldte Altman -
crz--u1zn or the Ladies Auxiliary. and among
- members are Miss Clara Haas. Miss Frances