New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20
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managers OF the New York Dict Kitchen
Association. OF No l West 5ith street,
Mrs Jesslca Lozier Payne will give
series OF twelve lectures on current topics
on alternate Tuesday mornings at Aeohah
Hail BEGINNING on october %. The price
for twelve mornings Is So payable before
santenber 10 Checks should be sent 10
Mrs William G. DemOrest. No 81 Last
6sth street
The board Of managers comprises Mrs
Henry Willard. president; Mrs. William
c. Demorest. vice-president; Mrs. VIII
lam REYNOLDS Brown. secretary, MIS-
Joseph W. Tilton. treasurer; Mrs. ChaFies
T. Wllmot assistant secretary MIS-
Frank Badgely Mrs Edward VI. COOK
Mrs. Henry T. Dawson. Mrs John Dege-
ner Mrs Arthur Dwight Mrs. CharieS
Enelehard. Mrs. Charles II. Ferry, MIS-
Roland G. Freeman. Mrs. Richard NJ.
Hodge. Mrs Edward Ingraham. Mrs.
Charles Kirchhoff. Mrs August Lewis
Mrs David Ives Macke Mrs. Edward h.
MARS. Mrs Frank l.. Montague, Mrs
George Orvis. Mrs. Myrick Plummer. Mrs
Edward Tuck. Mrs James y. Wells. MISS
Louise Barrows. Miss Friede Pageh-
stccher and Miss Helen NJ. Wade.
Mrs. W. f. Bailey, OF No. l55 West Sth
street. gave a large bridge party on Mon
day at the Waldorf-Astoria. There were
forty tables arranged in the east room
and after the cards a number or addition
al guests came in for tea, which was
served In the Rose Room. The guests in
cuded Mrs Leonard l.. Hill, Mrs. Bedell
Parker. Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage, Mrs.
william Edgar Pruden, Mrs. Franklin
Fyles. Mrs. Albert II. Gleason, Mrs.
Frank Keith Taylor. Mrs. Arthur Elliot
Fish. Mrs James Edward Kelly. Mrs.
Frank Campbell, Mrs. George Bergman.
Mrs G. ii. Emerson. Mrs Philip Bevan
La Roche. Mrs. Barlow 5. Weeks Mrs.
James H. Dlnwiddie, Mrs. John Francis
Yawger Mrs John Wesley Love, Mrs.
Frank Carpenter, Mrs. George Howe
Winker, Mrs. James w. Osborne. Mrs
Richard Rodriguez, Mrs. Edward h.
jerks. Mrs Samuel Mofiitt, Mrs. James
Forbes, Mrs. NJ. \. Wright, Mrs. Richard
A. Farrelly. Miss Florence Guernsey, Miss
Grace Claggett and Miss Mullane. The
prize for each table was a silver bonbon
dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Lee Mordecai,
Of nth street and Broadway, have taken
house at Allenhurst, y. j., for the sum-
mer They will take possession OF 1t
early in June.
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ton bridge party on May 2. at her home,
No. sol West lcSth street.
Mrs Francis f. Hadley, OF No. 54s Riv-
erside Drive, will leave the city to-day for
Washington.
Mrs Charles Vincent Palermo gave a
luncheon at her home. the Castle. iS2d
street and Riverside Drive. on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Mary Kissam Holly daughter OF
the late Augustus Holly. returned this
week to her apartments in the Wolcott
after passing the winter In Old Point
Comfort Miss Holly will soon go TO
Lakewood where she will be at the
Laurel-in-the-P Pines for the remainder OF
April and during the month OF May.
Mrs George Austin Morrison gave a
dinner and theatre party on Tuesday last
at her home, No. l5l Central Park West.
Mrs. Ninton Smith will entertain the
members OF the Marie Antoinette Bridge
Club on May 6 at her home. No SSl West
18th street.
Or. and Mrs. f. r. Campbell have re-
turned from Bermuda and are at the
Plaza for a few weeks.
Mrs. stephen S. Whitney, who spent tie
winter at the Plaza, has taken possession
OF her country place at Morris Plains.
Mrs. Frederic Lincoln Kinney. OF
Graham Court. viii give n bridge party
on May for Mrs. Gordon w. Kenney.
Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage gave . bridge
party on Friday at her house. No 2,l
West e2d street
Mrs. benjamin j. Ramsdell gave a card
party, followed by the dansant on
wednesday afternoon at her home, 80.
Si2 Convent avenue.
Al the card party and dance to be given
py the Bel-Canto Club on the evening Of
April q both bridge and euchre viii be
played. Refreshments viii be served and
MY prizes given. Dancing will begin at
II O'Clock. Tickets, at 30 cents apiece
may be had mt the door of the Profession
al Woman's League, No. 1909 Broadway
me Wilson College Club of Greater New
iork held its annual luncheon at the
iiotel Manhattan yesterday. Mrs Lewis
ulesory Cole. president of the club. pre-
''ued and introduced the speakers. Dr.