New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

ship of Mrs. Emma Richardson-Kuster interpreted
| a splendid programme They assisted by r.
| Huntington Woodman, organist. and Claude Gun
| ningham. barytone. The club soloists Miss
| Marguerite Lstard and Elizabeth Grace Clark The
: accompanies were Mrs. Amelia Gray Clarke and
Charles A Baker. with William A. Thayer at the
! organ. The success Of the concert due largely
TO Miss Marion Litchfeld and Miss Cornelia Hen
shaw.
Wednesday evening brought the second concert
and dance of the University GIee Club at the
Academy OF Music The concert hall filed
with the representative young people of the bor
ough. and the programme of college and folk songs
given under the leadership of William Howell Ed
Warse Brought forth unstinted applause. The only
soloist Miss Inez Barbour. who gave two
groups Of songs. Mrs. Florence Brown Lasky was
the accompanist. Practically the entire audience
adjourned the banquet hail after the for
the dance. The young women assisting the mem
bers the dance committee Miss Ethel
James Adams Miss Antoinette r. Butler. Miss
Olga Doughty. Miss Maud e Jones. Miss Mary
Latin, Miss Marjorie Oatman. Miss Marjorie Prem
tiss and Miss Ruth Rider. Tomorrow the club
will have ladies night when the members OF
the committee will be its guests at dinner.
One OF the dinners given before the concert was
that OF Miss Maud Jones. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Myers Richardson Jones. of No 274 Henry
street. The table was ornamented with American
Beauty roses, and the favors bouquets Of
gardenias and roses. The company included Miss
Elsie Arnold. Miss Emma Spencer, Frederick g.
Reynolds. T. Ferdinand Wilcox. OF Manhattan. and
George Street.
Quite the prettiest decorations seen at any dance
this winter were those at the floral dance of the
st. Mary's Junior Auxiliary, at the Heights Casino
Wednesday evening Each year a different flower
is used, and this time the cherry blossom proved
a most happy choice. From the ceiling eiectroiiers
were hung hoops holding long streamers OF the
delicate blossoms. and branches of them were in
terlaced the lattice work OF the Casino walls
There were nearly five hundred guests who were
received by the president of the auxiliary Miss
Rita o Keefe. gowned in peach blow satin.
Mrs. Homer Arthur Lattin Miss Mary latin
and Miss Ruth Latin, are 10 spend the summer
abroad. sailing from Boston on July 3. They will
be accompanied by Miss Lattn's hance. Nelson
Olcott, I'd, and his mother. Mrs William NJ. X
Olcott, of Manhattan
Mr. and Mrs Victor Koechl will again spend the
summer abroad. They sailed Tuesday the Kaiser
Wilhelm H. and do not expect to return until the
end of September.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Barthman sailed
the Pennsylvania for Hamburg
Mr. and Mrs Hampton Howell sailed on the
iceland yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Seamans and Miss
Dorothy Seamans sailed for Europe the last trip
of the Finland.
Mrs. Albert F. Chandler sailed yesterday on the
Celtic She will join her sister. Miss Seton, IN
London, and they Will spend much of their time
toring in France.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Elliott, of Dean street will
spend June and July at the Inn, Westhampton
Beach, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Winans Freeman will leave
town Friday for their summer home Belle Terre,
Port Jefferson. Long Island.
There is promise of as large a representation
from this borough in former years at Sound
Beach. Conn Among the cottagers will be the
Howard J. Forkers. Of st. James Place; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Frazier, of South Oxford street; the
W. z. o. Bebees. of Lafayette avenue and Mrs.
Eugene Gilbert Blackford. of st. Marks avenue