New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
MANY CONCERTS IN THE LAST WEEK
OF THE SEASON.
,,,.c,, FROM THE ACADEMY TO FLATBUsH-CLUBS
and OTHER ORGANIZATIONS HELD En-
TREATMENTS - Personal AND
SOCIETY GOSSIP

and OTHER ORGANIZATIONS HELD H
TREATMENTS - Personal AND
SOCIETY GOSSIP
The social season of Brooklyn came 10 " -
las, week amid a flood Of harmony ana eo'.O conc, 49,,
sweet sounds that will be reInempereo ""' 49,,
season of fasting and prayer Is wen on 'o "
,1 Tho week barring a few receptions anu '"'
,i,r,ents and one big dance was gwen up "
,,,,,sf, tho affairs beginning on MonuaY eNV''
with the closing concert of the Amateur ,,.
Club which was given In the Pierrepo"' -,
Rooms There was unusually larse -,
nrcsont ard under the direction oil marc -
sheIey The programme was given IN i'" 49,
O.bic, w, many encorniums. A. the close o' y"
cnncart tea was served in the rooms OF 'he V'N''
and among those present were MIS- /, -,
Mrs. Enc, Myf o Trfd PaSkaAd MTs Herbert HAND
the Misses Hewitt. Tenney. Byrn. ne Margaret
eia howaII o AI ard Bsse Mrs John Nc'wan
Mrs. 81, Clair McKelway Mrs s;,r VI S",fn and
Edward T T.. Howard Mrs s.urs'S N'''''' w
may other welknow music lovers
.rho o,fora Club. on Wednesday evening al It's
cluhbouse at Iafayette-ave. and South ONlord-s''
gave an evening Of music for Us women "'."'S
The concert which was most en)oyaoie' was uii"ei
Tho direction of William r. Chapman. assisted by
chorus from the Rubinstein Club OF Newt orN'
ord was well given and received with much pleas
ure The members OF the chorus were Mrs trescoD'
Hrs0@ q r. Coer Mrs y l.: Flockton, Miss Viz
GINA Goddard Miss Mary H. Geyer and Mrs Martin Martin
Srh,,l;ze sopranos the contraltos being Mrs Emhiy
1--WE ridges Miss Grace G. Couch. Miss Adela
over Miss Annie Rhodes. Mrs. c. B. Washourhe
ana VI IS Winfred Nllams
rho second concert of the Euterpe Club was
given q, the Academy of Music on Tuesday evening
and the untring efforts of Carl Nenth the director
of the club were rewarded with pronounced sue
cess. The audience was large ana app pptt and
Miss Josie Russell was the soprano so.o1,, go
Signor Arturo Marescalch also sang $500 tcbma1'
Inc long programme closing with kretSchlhai
coronation march 'Folkunger," by the orchestra.
Mention must also be made of the first concert
NJ tho Cantata Club, which was given In Associa-
ton Hall on Tuesday evening. This new cruz
which is composed of about fifty female Voices II
under the direction Of Albert Thies, ana as mos
O. the members are professional choir singers !.
was naturally expected that the programme "ouiu
he carried out with smoothness and precisloh-'his
expectation being fulfilled to the delight o. 'he au-
dience and to qualification of those interested Ill
the club Incidental solos in the various colhp'-
sitions were sung by Mrs J. l.. Aver, Miss Emma
l. Ostrander Mrs William NJ. Chapman, Mrs r.
A. Burlington. Mrs. George H. Trea.dweIt MIS- Mrs
Emily St Anna Weber Mrs Almef f r. Le'sG srr ME-
Seymour. Catherine Pelton, Maude II ste ecnrs
Marion W Morton and Eta " cT9Rs ne presi
dent: Mrs A. l.. Colbert yice-president; MIS-: Jonn
Mrs a r. Ietson. financial secretary and MISS
Cecilia Burnett. librarian
Among the closing receptions OF the season were
several OF interest TO the different society S'S'
Mrs Thomas r. Goodrich. of No. 46 Clnton-aVe'
gave a tea on Wednesday afternoon for her guest
,liss Bacon OF Boston. 4 number o. the season :
debutantes aided in entertaining and presided IN
the tearoom the Alter Ego Club being wen rep
resented A dance in the evening followed the re
Alice Florence and Edith Gibb Miss Marie Kos-
sn Juds IS Arthur Goodwin Allan Chandler Harry
sheldon. Daniel Griswold and many others
The Rev. and Mrs Samuel Elliot. OF No. 96 Pierre
pont-st.. held in their home on Thursday afternoon
number OF the Heights people. Mrs Isaac II. Carey
assisted Mrs. Elliot in receiving
Mrs George b. Newell gave progressive whist
Marty on Tuesday afternoon at No. 40 Sixth-st
There was close contest for the prizes. four be
ing tied for first place six for second and six for
9r The first se Pnry won Sg hon
H. d Ta"age ss, Solar Sas third. and Miss Mar
garet Bond fourth.
The fourth and last OF the Knickerbocker dances
was given Thursday night at the Pouch Man
sion. There larger gathering than at any
OF the previous affairs. the Hill and Prospect
Heights being equally represented. The patronesses
were Mrs Jacob D. Detmer. Mrs. James II. Hayes.
Mrs Thomas F. Pearsall. Mrs. George p Tango
Harper L. P. Rider, Francis Noble. Joseph NJ
Voss Hunter Wykes and Harry b. Nanderveer.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs John Engs
OF No. 1876 Clinton-ave. gave a tea and reception
in honor OF their and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles NJ. Englis who We're married last
week in Grace Church NewYork City. Mrs.
William Englis, Mrs. Imogene Pratt, OF Mime
apolis; Miss Englis, Miss Jeannette Englis. Miss
sisted In receiving Among the many handsome
drscfoT Sf ,b was waabout Bank Of which
Charles NJ. Engs is president.
Mrs Foster L. Backus OF Lincoln Road Flat
bush was the hostess at the fortnightly meeting
OF the Annex Club. organization composed OF
the residents OF the Hill and the Park slope on
Tuesday afternoon Progressive euch-e was the
chief feature OF the entertainment the first prize
an elaborate chafng-dlsh being won by Miss Wal
ton: Mrs. Packer winning the second prize
Dresden china ana Mrs MTPy pa He a
trophy.
A large number OF the family, friends and ac-
quaintances OF the contracting couple assembled
in the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Tuesday evening to witness the marriage o.
Miss Minnie Edna Gray, youngest daughter OF Mr.
Arthur Edward Cotterell. The Rev. Louis r. Banks
oeiaied Miss Madss Duncan was Iiss maid Mab OF
Jackson were bridesmaids, and Miss Haze. Pierce
ns the ushss were O1
Slelghter. Arthur Robertson and Irving i1aoaugn,
clarendon Hotel and Mr.. and Mrs. Cotterell
started on tour to Boston ana DINER E ISL
cities On their return they VIII i've IN State-sI
on the same evening Miss Bessie Lawton Whit
more daughter OF Mr. and Mrs William T. whit
more. was married to Lewis Austin Storrs. at the
home of her parents. No. AZ South Portland, ave;
inc Was b Ss eT TSsodore L. Cnycr
The bride was attended by Miss Fannie A. Brown'
Whi;more IT, a brother of the bridegroom
A number OF Brooklyn people VIII be Interested
IN the announcement OF the engagement OF MISS
Edith Moran OF Washington-ave.. ana >. van bu-
rem schrelner OF Hancock-st. Young Val street i
broker. The marriage is expected to take place
soon after Lent.
An interesting programme OF readings OF their own
writings by Brooklyn women is arranged for Lent
The readings will take place on Marcn ID and ~ at
II o'clock a. m. and Thursday evening" April L.
at o'clock in Memorial Hall, and the proc eeds VIII
be given to the Association of Working Girls Clubs
The last reading will be followed by reception TO
the authoresses OF Brooklyn. to which the patrons
OF the readings invited. The committee con-
OF RS w G. Charles A.