New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
RECEPTIONS AND EMBELLISHMENTS.

Few Incidents of social interest took place ia
Brooklyn during the week. On Thursday evening
z. Barnes entertained his artist friends at his
home No. asst Clinton. ave. II was smoking party
Among the guests were Thomas and Edward Moran,
Carleton Virgins George II. Bogert Bruce Crane,
Arthur Hoeber, Francis Day, Irving Whes, George
Maynard, Calvin Rae Smith and Charles Ii. Eaton.
The workers of tho Jesus Mission Band gave an
entertainment at the Throop Avenue Presbyterian
Church on Thursday night. Those who TOOK part
included Miss Ida Hancock, Miss Eva Evans, MISS
Minnie Walsh Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bonner, John Walsh
and Master Frederick Jagel.
pevin Post No. g. Sons Of Veterans, celebrated its
third anniversary at Buchner's Hotel In Myrtleave,
on Wednesday night
birthday surprise was given to MI and Mrs. n. L
serel a. their home in ststest, on Thursday night.
Among the guests Mr. and Mrs. J. y. Hopper,
Mr. and Mrs. C. n. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. shad-
bolt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Merge and W. H. Cunningham
At the Noble Street Presbyterian Church musicale
and literary entertainment Wednesday evening was
greatly enjoyed.
The concordIs Quartet Club, of East New-york,
gave pleasant entertainment and reception on Thurs
day night In KIoppmann's Turn Hall In Bradford-st
Atlantic-ave.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mandgo celebrated their tin we'd
ding anniversary on Wednesday evening, with many
friends, at their home No. 6sl Lexingtonave Among
the guests were Dr. and Mrs. Waldo, Mr. and Ars.
lnaFt0S btoDy MOTIFS bt1CnHais @nN '-ss "s-~'
Carhart Mr. and Mrs. sherman Stein, Mr. and Mrs
Edwin Becker and Mr. and hfrs. Alcnzo Mandigo. Of
Jersey-Clty.
Master Tommy RUSSELL Little Lord Fanntleroy,'
IN costume was the centre of much admiration as
Miss Dell Thompson's Tuesday afternoon reception
last week.
The Peter r. oKeefe Association held lbs fourth
annual ball at the City Assembly Rooms, In Washing
ton-st, on Wednesday night.
The rooms of the Brooklyn Homo for Aged Men, al
Classon-ave. and Park Place. were crowded with Wis
tors during the afternoons and evenings of the early
portion Of the week. Last year the annual reception
and sale was held for only day, but it was do
cided to continue 1t this year for three days Mrs
j. s. HollIngshead had charge of the arrangements.
The reception committee consisted OF Mrs. Lucien
Brdseyc Mrs. II. W. Wheeler, Mrs. William E. Still
man. Mrs. d. Fl. Cochran, Mrs. NJ z. Wilton, Mrs.
j. G. Wilbur, Mrs A. @. Jennings, Mrs. N. q. Cannon,
Mrs. william Herter, Mrs. j. II. Williams Mrs. Ben
jamin +. Stephens, Mrs. Henry Earl, Mrs. Ii. c.
Hazen, Mrs. II. G. Place, Mrs. A. S. Barnes, MIS-.
]. NICK. Graef, Mrs John Winslow and Mrs. s. Saul
n.er MIS- Lucien Brdseye has been president OF
the home since 1879
was made memorable by tho friends Of the minister
and his wife, who called on them az their home, No.
300 Stuyvesantave, Thursday evening. Mr.
Hollis has been for forty-seven years a clergyman
in the Methodist Episcopal Church In tho New-York
were among the callers, and In the evening the
Rev. Samuel II. Smith, pastor OF the South Third
stroet Church, In pleasant address congratulateo
Mr. Hollis In behalf OF hts many friends