New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
THE AIR FULL OF MUSIC FROM SLEluh
BELLS AND ORCHESTRAs.
LIVELY EVENINGS FOLLOWING NEW YEARS
DANCES AND RECEPTloNs-NoiE' ~
GOSSIP FROM THE HEIGHTS. THE Hin

AND THE PARK SLOPE
II Is long time since Brooklyn people nave haa
such long uninterrupted spell OF ia"i'esS
ing and that full advantage has neeh taken "a "
Will be cheerfuly testified to by the PARK potce'ne"'
the keepers OF roadhouses and the owners " hVe'S
stables Almost everything in the way OF ho,'eL.s"
that couli null anything runners, ana eVery'hns
on runners that could stand the rack. Vi sarvtl,
down the Parkway. has Deen s ~" have benefte
financially by the snowfall has been equaieu u a
exc tn takc advantage of it, But while all this rev
elry has going on IN me open az ~ NOT been
svsrooSd or sighted and the jingle OF the sieisn
bells has not been allowed 10 silence .i' ,rsj,s Of
palm! hands The social life OF the city OF
Homes and Churches has gone @i er5 that the re-
mainder Of the season will be as no. dobted by
those who keep track of affairs 10 COME
IT.. ,r,,,a, socIa, incident of the week was the
ers, Of the New Year balls. which took place "'
the Pouch Mansion on Thursday eVehins' - va
q brilliant affair. the ATTENDANCE was co''i"e" "
tirey to residents of the Hill ana tne e.n "',
was thoroughly representative OF the youth anu
,oo,,y or that section of the city. supper va
served in the banquet hall on fifty sInaii apes' s
Robert j. Kimbail Mrs. George p Fahys 5,, MTs'
Frederick H. Webster and Mrs Sian SSrce Of the
young people at the Germana cup cdnmttes
Jolly crowd of the junior society set sbeIson Chaun-
rev. Arthur Corlies Walter H Stuart ana James nrs
PiT sorgs all w. Of ch hss w. Mrs Edward Itch
fed Mrs. James HonsheHa,d Ms rs N X; ~ stuart
Mrs Flamen b. Gambler and Nine de Nell
Thursday evening was also the occasion Of an at
,o,,e nv Mr. and Mrs Jerome S Plummer and the
vssas p.ummer. which was fully as delightful as
those which had preceded It, The hostesses were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. j. H. Behrenos' MT
Charles S. Barr; Mrs Harry g. Baroe T,s Wuiam
Miss MORRISON Of wS,s aaSs a4 TEA for s
edn afternoon
Piummer sailed YESTERDAY on the Scrnnv Several
months and many friends called TO wish 'ne"'
pleasant voyage.
On Wednesday evening at the home Of her parents
No. $50 Court-st.. opposite Carroll fafA, @
Josepbine Bailey daughter of DR.. and Mrs Marcus
l. Bailey was married William Henry sloane, Vi
New-York The Rev. DR.. r. c. Booth OF 81 Bar
tholomey's Church. of New-York. was to nave per-
formed the ceremony but owing R 20 ,nsss Alsop
OF ST. AIMS Heights qSiated R IN his sister sister
The maid of honor was Mss RSser We're Miss belle
Rai.ev also sister of the bride. ana MISS Usr,re
Sing sng AHA HarG w. waSeT SS the
ushers. The wedding presents incV Wn mar ware
as well as silver and cut glass Mr. ana MIS- ''0a"e
started on an extended wedding tour
The first reception Of the Rosebud Social was gwen
on Wednesday evening at the home OF q, LoSu;
W Al vanderhilt-ave. and a large attendance OF
Young folks made the evening pass pieds1""'' ~
spite the inclemency Of the weather
Mrs William c. Longmire, OF NO 40 81 Jun"
place introduced her daughter, Miss Sadie K Long
mire to society on Thursday afternoon al receP
,ion held at her home. The hostess was ASSIST"
in recei.ing by the Misses Dtmas, Fowler on'n'
Conrow Hagedorn. Eggers and Maud Longtime,
dinner and dance followed the reception al whnch
a small party OF guests IN adui''o" ~ '0
marty vas entertained. -, 1,., 90 Va
on the same afternoon Mrs Henry Earl oil ME-, fo:
~ Hen5}s Miss ay Mary Pittman Ear which was
largely aite9ded sy 5ns Nanny
Mason Bessie Tousey Eiia khowUr ng bosiesses in
and Florence Bayiis assisted the young "0''e'''
\ receiving
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Lyons whose "euuine
I'm November last was one Of the social rhc'uen's
I" ~ Tho Heights held their first reception at their
homo No 2ss DeKalb-ave. near Clinton on
m rS,is, afternoon and evening. The parlors
1rars nrssttily decorated and large number OF
friends called.
Mrs Edward L. Kalbfeisch of No 2So JEFFERSON
,,o had an at home on Tuesday from until u
and was assisted in receiving by her mother MITE
/ T. Dean Mrs J. II. Porter jr.. MISS rahhy
Moss and Miss Elliott large nIm ,Sa u Phi and
He,shts attended and the reception was repeated
on Friday at the same hours.
There was large contingent OF Brooklyn peopie
A. Lakewood on New Years Day Mrs. francis
- roan,ar held a reception In her cottage and
was assisted in receiving by Miss May Chittehoeh'
Miss Elsie Davis Miss Mary stockley' MISS ha,h-
crime De Forest Dashiel Miss Anna Ferrir' Miss
Sarah Compton and Miss Mss H Franes Morgan Free
g nan Mr. and Mrs S b. Chittenden: Mrs b l.:
HARDING Miss Hardn "I6 Mss Rssy Mr. and Mrs.
Henry DvsGn IT, A Ars MA oheT Broekyn
S Mrs at i' hnk g Mere Mr. Mrs William C.
cqloRe Wa% H and Mrs MI Jan n@a jour
daD' Mrs " e Kingsley Harry p Bro %xs n
Mr. ana MIS- Mr. and Mrs Croweil MADDEN. Her
bert Belts, Howard Hadden' ,arvi ra' Miss Marion
Miss Marvin, Miss Florence Mar'i'' ''''
Smith and others.
A large number of Brooklyn people were present
at a delightful ball given by the Richmond COUNTY
Hunt club at the Hotel Castleton 5. l.. on Ne"
Years eve.
cards are out for the wedding Of Miss Sarah
c:,e,ng daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David CHING
of South Fourth-st. to William Hamilton BAKER
eldest son Of Dr. George Baker OF beqloI9-ar "
The wedding reception will be he'd al ,he h'aPPp
mansion on Tuesday evening. January i? ana ,ne
EsSpsar s9S e at T 10. 80 BedfOrd-avs
Mrs. Campbell c. Broun. of Clin,on-st gave
%, from, until ! on Wednesday for her daughters.
Miss Broun and Miss May Broun who were as
sisted in entertaining by Miss lie 10Y o, Miss
e~ Miss Wheeler. Miss Grace Street Miss HALE
ton and Miss Clara TurnbuH
one of the enjoyable receptions OF the sea
son was given Thursday evening Dy M', anu
Mrs Frank Healy at their new nome NJ. ~ 0ou'i'
Oxford-st The affair OF the nature OF mousse
warming and there few houses IN brooklyn oe'-
Tor suited TO A large gathering An elaborate sup
per was served by Marese. The drawing-room man
fol was banked with pink roses. and large palms
filed the corners OF the room. The floral decoTa-
tlons In the dlning-room were red and IN inc
anacious hall were white The entire first ana rec
ond floors of the house thrown open to the
guests who numbered 300. among whom were Mayor
and Mrs Charles A. Schieren, General and Mrs
DAME. Butterfie.d New-York: Judge and Mrs
A. w Tenney. DIR. and Mrs. David Gregg Dr. ana
Mrs Theodore l.. Cuy.er Auron Healy A.
Augustus Heay. Goliecter OF In Wh1,s Rf Er
and Mrs C. s. Van Orden Mr.. and Mrs 7: 7. Barr
Mr. and Mrs II. X. Heath, Mr.. and Mrs John
Engs NJ, and Mrs a. wan Mss Nunn Mr.