New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-04

bridge PARTY on Friday at her home, No
30l West 1Osth street.
Miss Edith Sutro is a daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Sutro, OF No ie5 West
End avenue. She was introduced to So
ciety last winter.
Mrs. W. E. Bailey gave a large bridge
party ten days ago and a dinner last
Wednesday. She will soon leave for Eng.
land.
Mrs. Richard r. Hart. OF No. $50 Wes
9th street, gave dinner dance on Tues
DAY evening for Mrs. Douglass Gort0l
cf Baltimore.
Mrs. f. VI. Taylor, Of No. 40 Morn
Walnut street, East Orange. gave a luncs
con on Tuesday. Her guests were MR.
Ida Hooper. Mrs. F. Wilson. Mrs. Jerome
LinsIey. Mrs. a. r. Peck, Mrs. lsabehs
Allen and Charles II. Burns.
Mrs. Katherine r. Martin gave recsP
ton on Tuesday evening az her home
West 9th street.
Mrs. Richard Rodriguez and Mrs. Georr
w. Clark will give theatre party on MA
7. They will take their guests to see i"
Amazons" and afterward to the Plaa
for supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. MacDermott OF ~
1928 West saith street. are spending w
month OF May at the Garden CITY h0'~
Garden City, Long Island.
Mrs. Fabius NJ. Clarke has recenu! "
turned to New York from Piedmont CA-
where she was the guest of her dausH''''
Mrs. Walter Dean O'Brien.
Lieutenant B. r. Hickey, OF the "'o~
ing, gave a dinner dance on TnufsS~
evening for Miss Mignon Toby OF "
city. The guests at dinner numOe,"
twenty and few came In sfterwaiu "
the dance. The party was ehaperohe'
Mrs. Edward Toby.
Mrs. A. /. Rerdler. OF No. 90 kve''~
Drive, will give a bridge party on inu''
day at her home.
Mrs. ]. Howard Dew, OF No. % w"
6Sth street. gave luncheon OF ioo'''''
last Wednesday at her home.
Mrs James Seferen Ennis OF ""
West seth street, gave a. tea al he' ~ ~,
on Wednesday. Among the guests "'
Mrs. George II. Childs. Mrs. william r,-,.
Healy, Mrs. Henry II. Russell, MIS-.
lam Henry Porter. Mrs. John j.
hon, Mrs. Charles +. LemoKe' NJ"
Bodewalt Lampe, Mrs. George n"'d
Mrs. Alphonse q. Koelbel, Mrs Leu, ~.
Wellsboro; Mrs. Thomas C. Doa",
James Brander, the Misses M ".
Tommoney. Anne Mcmahon, OF iV' sssy.
Marian Zeyeley and Mary s"S 'sm
Katherine J. Brennan poured ass's's %
the Misses Eleanor NJ. Beekley a,'' sI
trea Lampe. Miss Daisy Pol'o'"
Mrs. ]. Bodewalt Lampe sang
Mrs. Arthur V. Rose gave feNsf .,os
and tea on Friday afternoon al he. IA
No. 81 Riverside Drive. This was
OF her at homes for the season
For the benefit of the Little NS, ..cx
pltal beds. the American Dickens ''~su
will give an entertainment on WA,
evening, May IL. W. Bourke Wv r,s
and the Rev. Madison I. fe" =. me
speak, n. Valentine Peavey wiz al du
pianist. and Mortimer Kaphah ".tsn
impersonations of Dickens cna'a o
The patronesses include Mrs ue VIII
Hamlen, Mrs. Paul Shetland, M, IN, al /
lam Cumming Story. Mrs. a. ~
Mrs. Van Buren, Peckham
The Progressive Economic CiuU .
its first season on Wednesday WmDsc |
com bination with many Of the n socr
OF the Northwestern and southess HcS
ties. IL gave the civic dinner at .ns
Plaza. President Edward T.. Mes q
the Public Service Commission s IA, liz
the effects of subways upon our IND
Timothy L. Woodruff gave res ,'',c III
the great accomplishments In wsst
for New York City and state STU ~
ington took the oath OF ONCE i''