New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
MINOR INCIDENTS OCCUPYING TINE AND
ATTENTION DURING LENT.

the tWentyf0uTtn annudI uiiHcI Va WV
Alumni Association. which was given IN 'ne yer
mania Club Rooms. In Schermerhorn-st, on ihurs-
day evening. The tables were set In the large oa"
quet hall on the third floor. and music was supp'eu
by a fine orchestra. Before the dinner the ioiio"
ing officers we're elected: Frank H. Parsons'presI-
dent: William r. Dudley. first vice-president, ~ -
Weld, jr. second vice president Walter c. kimbaii'
recording secretary; John l.. Bliss. corresponding
secretary: H. Howard NJ. Williams. treasurer
Those at the guests tables were the outgoing pres'
dent OF the association. Theodore l.. Frothinsham;
S,hy L. woodruff winiam b Davenport Dr. David
II. Cochran president of the Poytechn,c ndsay
and Professor e c. Seymour. Among those present SEM
Ss nsel Marx ? Wsss 4 as"
S SsfaSe TxnssSSd Pots
F. peike r. j. Arms W butcher, A l. shs ssr;a p
Gerade W. Bliss, p Il Cochran r. A. a1 Tresn~e'
W. PnoRn snenav ps B Bpown William White
S Snow. T. Mewams. Duncan E 1,inSs s rrg-
DON seymour. Rufus Austin and nor pfIo
Addresses made by several WELL a pov
lyn people, and the many excel!ences OF "'u '''
were fully and freely described
The Herkimer Social Club. one Of the institutions
of the Bedford District. gave reception on InurS-
day evening at the home Of Miss Bessie walsh NO,
l42 McDonoush-s The club has been The
officers arc: President Arthur Freese; yice-pres,
dent Miss Emma c. Walsh: secretary. Charies o.
Brown: treasurer. Miss May Koch
A delightful entertainment was given by the Hoad-
lev Musical Society. In Columbia Hall. on the even
ing Of Thursday Since the society was organized
IN 1893 II has given three musicals. all or when
have been successful. The first part OF the evening
vas taken I'D with choice programme AFTER TINS
had finished the floor was ane s1e Ing
o %hs r' q the society President. Hoad,ey:
yIsssen, M r. e ShTsmas secretary William
Bannster: treasurer. H 8 staudinger; Sono 1
Esrl nen'F Miller assistant librarian E. J.
Hewlett counsel, r. L. Dallon
I.uncheons at present occupy a large share OF at
tention of society women. Among those IN pros
pect is one to be given by Mrs ROBERT q. "ooo-
ward Of Pierrepont-st. on Tuesday next and an
other by Mrs. Sturgis Coffin on Monday March To-
Mrs BENJAMIN Flint. Of Montague Terrace enter
FAMED Mrs George White Fields Literary CLUB on
Thursday Mrs Field has organized a Deputantes
Literary Club. which meets on luesoay mornings
at Mrs Sidney V. Lowelrs
Miss Beth Emma McClannin. Of Vernon-ave..
who Is TO be married TO DR.. Charles Gilmore Ker-
lev OF New-York. April Is. gave greenland
white luncheon for her SIX bridesmaids and maid
q, honor on wednesday afternoon. The guests in
cluded Mis-. Paddock. Miss Allen and Mig; Key
Fevre and Miss Gregory, OF Brooklyn. Ine mao
of honor is TO be Miss Daisy Victoria Hinman' OF
Brooklyn.
The Monday Afternoon Dove Euchre Club was
ford-st on Friday evening OF last week at dance.
The supper table artistcally decorated In pink
Among the guests were Miss Edna NJ greene,
Miss Bertha Bidwell. Miss Fiji Quick. Miss Mac
Adam, Miss Marion MacAdam. Miss Adele Beck.
Mss Maynard Miss MacKay Mss Gwendolyn Bur
ris Miss Olive Burris, Miss Edna Sands. the
Misses Bruno, the Misses Tredwe the Misses
Brewer Miss Louise Brown Mss W. Rogers. Miss
NacRogers, Miss Lillian Webb. Miss Kinney. Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Nutting. l.. Frazier c. Frazier.
G. w. Toerge. Louis Phipps Palmer Jadwin, G.
v. Brewer Mr.. Mangam. Gates Babcock, A. Aten,
Mr.. Ogvie Franklin Schenck c. Cropsey and Mr.
Shepherd of Brooklyn: Clarence Lowther. Z: Or
willard G. Reid. George MacAdam. A. l.. Ship
man. G. walker X. D. Bardwell, pr. Hoicomo.
York
A reception was given for the Rev. ]. c. Wilson,
the new pastor Of Puritan Congregational Church.
and his wife Tuesday evening In the Sunday
echool-room. The entertainment was furnished by
Mr.; Dawson Miss Pfeiffer and Charles Stewart
Phillips. C., c. Hall made an address Of welcome
ON osns OF he asa A. Spear h on Seh ,S
Young Peoples and Christian =, Endeayor o specifies
dent Of the Young Peoples Association.
The Lenten Theatre Cub had it's first theatre
party last Saturday evening when the members at
tended Days, in New-York. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Rossiter. Mr.. and Mrs.
ss won M Maud NJ
a. Hatfield j.. Charles L. schenck Charles NJ
A whist club has been organized which meets at
Mrs. Sidney V. Lowells. on Columbia Heights. every
Wednesday morning. and comprises in its member
ship Mrs. Francis E. Dodge Mrs. Eben j. KnowIton
Mrs. Lowell. Nine. De Nell. Mrs. Sturgis Coffin.
Mrs. l.. Hastings Arnold. Mrs James L. Morgan,
Bike Mrs William p Mason. Mrs. Frank South.
wick and Mrs. John Z. Tousey.
The I'm Duty Bound" Circle Of Kings Daughters
connected with the Throop Avenue Presbyterian
Church. gave a delightful entertainment In the
church parlors on Tuesday evening presenting THE
Sweet Family and interesting musical pro-
gramme. Those who assisted in the affair were
Miss Adele NJ. Ostermayer Miss Olive Rippingale
iSby Miss e Olga 0e scSeher' Miss May preeks
Miss Isabel Culbert Mss Elizabeth Van Veghten
Madse Culbert The proceeds viii 70 to aid the
work OF the circle.
There was an illustrated lecture on anthropology
q discourse on the prettiest flowers in America. q
dance, concert and a supper at the Knickerbocker
Field Club. Of Flatbush. on Wednesday night when
the prizes were presented TO the winning teams In
the home bowling tournament. There twelve
teams Of five men EACH representing all the races
civilized. semi-cultured and barbarian and six
teams Of Ave women EACH representing many
species OF fragrant and lovely flowers that grow
pnly In the United states. the men appeared in
ers by which their teams distinguished 1t
tempted by the club Six hundred invitations had
been sent out, and despite the storm. the music
hall OF the clubhouse crowded.
. The regular monthly meeting Of the Wawonda So
Getty was held On Thursday evening at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark No. S. First Place. Prep
aratiens for a progressive euchre party made.
and the programme will be carried out at early
date After the business Of the meeting had been
disposed Of a supper was enjoyed by the members.
The officers OF the society are: President, Lewis
Nirhn ice- secretary.
Mr.. Van Holland. and treasurer. H. T. Blsber
The Park Slope Euchre Club held rs sixth meet
ing OF the season at the home Of Miss Schoenjahn.
No. Sc Union-st.. on Monday evening. The games
were close and interesting and the players gers, IN
Miss Grace Ketcham. Miss Gertrude Barnard, Miss
Eaton. Miss Effie Conrow. s. B. Moore l." H. irwin
A. c. Banker, c. J. Marsh, Charles Patterson.
Charles Powell and DR.. Belcher.