New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26
HOIIRS OF SOCIAL PLEASURE.
DINNERS, BALLS RECEPTIONS. PARADEs
AND PDCNCS.

m. ~ thc most largely attended and wsltI I'd
nublo dinners that has taken plsoe tnh 20
the one GIVEN In connection with tho jubilee o.
iouahlin on Monday night in the assembly rood
the brooklyn Academy Of Music Both Protes'an's eu
Catholics united In congstulatns the popuiar pros''
and among those who sat 1t the tables were
Table of Honor-James McMahon, chairman Of tho
Centrai Committee; Mayor Chaplin, George ~ Nichols
The n ReS Me.s
Hayermsns, james Talbot Smith, J. 4. Hartnett p y.
Kavsnash Edward Allen MGnsggncr Ao4 sarpi
John John J. Keane, Fmncis McNlerney, Stephen v Ryan
Louis De Goesbrand william H.: Elder yUn1 n hoS
Edgar p. Wsdhams, Lawrence 5: McManon' b r, a.
Lndden James McGoldrck Michael NAY Mer
rick. John sculiy Thomas J. Broydrck, W: S. Ca9sny
and James H. Mitchell William Ro shSce os AnSfSS
Carroll. o r.o.,.s Mccann william &.
6sy Edward Feel IT,. Edward Treel A Gerardo
August Aug Rienteln william Martin Edward aitzpMS!rGk
gs%ss R a Frendersss
Herman William IIan McCars eai Adam GPRls
MoHahan, Peter McGoyern. Z. G Murphy John Gala
ger p McGoldick r. Carlln John Fyh hn N W,
HspTx CIen Willard Bartlett p j. Geison. John r.
Hee John Long j. Wa% B Gree
drew Dogherty William T. M%Ttha aiom liable Carroll T
D. Rooney, G. ". wcty, A; W; Ford p. II. M On NY
John A. Casey. Thomas Cassin j. o. snahsha Dr. Nv
Marriott Mckinney Francis Harper Joseph II. "ar
diner, William Keegan: the Rev. E. J; MS abe + r.
Lang, the Rev. NJ. j: Lotus, hcran Esah' .. r
Becker, John F. Herbert.
pretty wedding took place in the Methodist church,
Mount Vernon. on Tuesday evening" the bride being
Miss Bertha daughter Of stephen 7. Evans, and the
bridegroom Charles f. Penfeld the Firstst druggist
There were about 600 people present The ohciatihs
minister was the Rev. F. p Phrcaner. brothern-law
of the bride. The bride approached the atar OH to
arm OF her father, and was met BY tho bridegroom
under a canopy Of palms and rare exoucs' Aer t"o
marriage the young couple started on tour during
which they Will stop at washington HiaRara ra''''
Albany and Boston.
The second entertainment and reception OF tie Metro
politan stcnographer Association Will be held at the
club rooms No. % Lexington ave. November D. Inc
annual ball Of the association VIII be hec al Lyme
Hall December H.
on Thursday night the hootng OF an owl near ''e
hanks OF the Hudson attracted the attention OF re-
norter who was in the neChborhOod OF Eleventh
owe and Fiftyfrstst The call Of tic welri KING OF
the night found to come from its nest AT NO. az
West Fifty-nrst-st.. whittier largo NUMBER Vi hNI'e
guests, In pairs and Others sinGiy' "eic 'oun "
lie wnging their way in answer 10 MS srmh'ohs' nv
withstandng the pouring ran, when Is Hlnch uiShcu
ly owls in general The parent owls, VINO were re-
spcctfuy called governors by their younger guests
showed the ncvspaper man all their home. which
bov said had to be three stories high to accommodate
their large family containing over ZOO male members.
II was learned that athletics had become fashlona"" III
the best owl society, and large gymnasium ana DOW
ing alley had consequently been put In the nest.
supper was provided for the guests who cn!oTca dane
ing on the gymnasium hJ0r. II was announced 'ii
A bowling match game with the oo!ah BoWHhs ''"p
would take place Ocobcr -" ana that Il 'ane> MAI
u.ou,d lc held Monday evening. November 3. Tho
annual receptIon of the owl Club will be held at the
Lexington Avenue opera House January -. le"l'
Among those present the other night were Mr. ana Ms
C. H. Simonson. Mr.. and Mrs ii. T. r. Plelnes' T. =
Ercsn2n. Mr. and Mrs. C. CrininSer. Nj. and MIS-. IT,
eiollbcrC Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mmmcrinann MI anu
Mrs G. EcEhardt Mr.. and Mrs ~ Dlrkcs' MT an" ND
J. Price, Mr. and Mrs. GrunnlneS' MI anu MIS- W.
LYNCH Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Mooney, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cor
lot, MIR and Mrs Uartung, Mr.. and Mrs. Slater and
Mr. and Mrs. Guessing.