New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20

: Mrs. Charles II. Oerichs, Mrs. j. Dun
can Emmett. Mrs Theodore Havemeyer
Miss Annie Leary. Miss Mercedes Grim
Minis and Miss Resale O'Brien.
The managers OF the New York Home
4 for Convalesccnts will give bridge for
! the benefit Of the home at the Hotel
: Buckingham on Wednesday afternoon.
, The patronesses include the Countess de
! Gaener des Carrots. Mrs Warren McCon-
I ihe, Mrs W. Edward Nermllye Mrs.
Charles T.. Orvis. Mrs. William Wood
ward, Mrs. Charles D. Sabin. Mrs. james
! f. Pope. Mrs. Percy Goodsel. Mrs. Will
lam Brookheid and Mrs. Joseph c. Jack
son. Tickets and tables may be secured
from Miss Mary c. b. Nanderpoel presi-
dent OF the home, No. 30 East sd street;
Mrs. II. c. Van Auken. No 300 Broad
way, or from Mrs. George Wilson Smith
No. li9 Madison avenue
The twentieth annual meeting OF 'he
National Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild
of which Mrs. John Wood Stewart II
president Will be held on Thursday at
East Assembly Hall. American Museum
OF Natural History. The directors OF the
guild are Mrs. Daniel l.. Hays. Mrs. FL
lott Pendeton. Mrs. Charles y. SeabuFy
Mrs. William Il. Pitt. Mrs James Roose-
Welt Mrs William a. McGraw, Mrs
Harry Il. Wagner. Miss Nina Mitchell
and Miss Winifred Chlsolm.
! Boxes for the performance to be given
tomorrow afternoon at Wallack's Thea
tire by the Irish Players in aid of the
Dublin Art Gallery have been taken By
Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Stanley Mortimer,
Mrs w. Bourke Cochran and Mrs. Ar
cher NJ. Huntington. The performance
will include Riders to the Sea-" play
, In one act, by the late J. NJ Synge; THE
Shelving Up of Blanco Posnet' a SER
mon in crude melodrama, by George Ber-
nard Shaw, and THE Rising OF the
| Moon" one-act play, by Lady Gregory.
Among the patronesses are Mrs James
w. Gerard, Mrs. Robert Goelet, Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson. Mrs James F. ID.
Lanler, Mrs Douglas Robinson. Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth. Mrs. NJ. Lawrence
Keene and Mrs. Martin ]. Keogh.
Tho Vivisection Investigation League
will hold an authors drawing room meet
| ing at the residence OF Mrs. Robert G.
I Ingersoll. No. III East 2lst street, on
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Ad-
dresses will be made by Miss Agnes Rep
plier Miss Anna III. Branch, Edwin
Markham Bolton Hall and Ralph Waldo
Urine. Among the officers and members
of the league are Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson,
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs Charles r.
| Hoffman, Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton,
Miss Ellen Glasgow and Miss Augusta de
Peyster.
A benefit the dansant will be given
at the Colony Club on Tuesday. April p.
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Castle will dance.
Tickets. at 81 80 each, may be obtained
from Mrs. James A. Wright. No. 1873
West 18th street, and Mrs. George Eth
ridge, No. q Fifth avenue.
The annual garden party OF the New
York branch of the Army Relief Society
OF which Mrs. Charles F. Roe is prcsi-
dent, for the benefit Of the widows and
of the army. will be held on May % on
Governors Island. There will be drills
and sham battles. and there will be
booths on the green for the sale of re-
freshments, flowers and fancy articles
Other interesting features Of the party
will be dancing at the officers Club and
music by regimental bands.
Miss Margaret Bowers, daughter OF
Mrs John A. Weeks, with Mrs Henry G..
Trevor and Miss Margaret Trevor, left
yesterday on board the George Wash
ington for Europe. The party will spend
the spring I'm Paris.
Two OF the most popular debutantcs of
last season who have taken an active
part in the social life cf the winter are
Miss Vera Van Burcn, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Il. Van Buren,, and Miss