New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
The News of Brooklyn

both instrumental and vocal and a few addresses
of two or three minutes IN length The writer's Tbnrs
day Of each north at the brooklyn Library The
third Thursday Of each month will in future De ue
of the members. Each member may invite =. I'VE
The reception to be given by M IL ,b arsi
on Thursday evening next, from 3 TO H. Is the hrs'
OF these social meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Loeser started las, week for
a visit TO the carnival at New-Oreans. and Will
spend some time in Florida before returning 10
Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs Willard Smith have arranged house
party to visit their country home at Lake George
this week Their guests VIII include Dr. and Mrs.
J. G. Gulick Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hasler pr ana
Mrs. Flemming. Mr.. and Mrs George May MI anu
Mrs. r. V. silva and Mr.. Throckmortoh
The engagement IL announced OF Miss Leone
Marie Mihau. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward L.
Milhau. Of No. 29l Henryst, to Hayden W. Nos-
burgh of Buffalo.
The Committee Of Twelve social organization
of young men in the Eastern District. gave re-
ception in the Knapp mansion. Bedford-aVe'' OH
Wednesday evening. which was well at'ehoeu'
Music was provided by Professor T d. Wilson. The
committee in charge was Samuel g. Garrison. -
Douglass Jones. Z. Grant House. Charles e. sad
dlngton. Joseph b. Peyroux. Charles II. Greene
Willard A. GARRISON Joseph Jefferies. Charles D.
MacKechne. Charles s. Fake. Arthur G. CONNER
ent were Mr. and Mrs Samuel G. CIarkson; ,, MIR
and Mrs C. Douglass Jones' Mr. and Mrs San nnhn
Corbin. Charles j. Mack chnie. Miss Clara Frank
Arthur miss MsrG MIS-! K' hnne fse
Mss ETA Nf,'" Thomas Miss voorhees, Miss Nolan
Mas Ss F %l. Nse rhp a2< s. Er1
Mss Hattie Rgsss Miss S aF Syss Nj Miss snS Mrs.
A. Bancker Miss r. 4. Goe,,ng' Miss is,c Emma
Mss lgsse Keton' Miss f. Forster Miss De Angelo
MIR and Mrs T f. Burke. W A. Pluqueite. u. w. IS
Gra s%and F. M MG%sn r. we Ts%S
Oror. W H. Moller. G. b B9 i,IH wi VIZ Wctabe
James Brunner. Mrs J. Railing, Or. J. r. Hodg a,
jr., W. w. Gruner w. c. Vincent. IT, ana MISS
NJ l.. Vincent.
The double affair of a ST. Valentine ball and a
leap year dance came off successfully on Friday
night IN the Pouch mansion. a large orchestra
played for each dance. there was a troupe OF
NeapoIltan troubadors In the conservatory ana
postoice for the delivery of valentines IN 'he re-
ceptior-room Mrs. Body. Mrs Schieren ana MITE
wurser received the guests. and the pa'ronesses IN
cluded Mrs J. Bion Bogart, Mrs. Nelson G. Carman,
Mrs Isaac S Cary, Mrs. sas Casey. Mrs Flamen
cands Mrs Re M Trs Mars N5ym wlf moa r.
Wore Mr.; John hoffman; Mrs N FTed W. l. L
ogden Mrs George H. Nichols, Mrs Thomas Z
PsaTsa Mrs Sehp sra nSs MT MRS Georse
Southland. Mrs Timothy L W9odrun m Mrs w,l Be5
Townsend and Mrs. Thomas Vernon
A
noon last by Mrs Edward j. Dougherty. OF NO
1922 Columbia Heights to introduce her daughter
Miss Hattie A. Dougherty The receiving party
included Mrs Brandes. mother Of the hostess; the
Brandies: Miss Ramon Dougherty, Miss Anna
Shaw. Of New-yOrk: Miss Alice razsr and MIS- Miss
Ing party were entertained at dinner
The engagement is announced OF Miss Ida +.
ouimby. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs David S. quinn
by to the Rev. E. Y. Collins, assistant rector OF
tie Church OF the Messiah
An exceedingly pleasant dance was given by the
inspectors Association for the telephone employees
OF the city stations on Wednesday evening. IN
Columbia Hall in upper Fulton-st The march b. be,
gan at 10 O'Clock. and was led by Thomas carter
ana ana M ihs slr was Of hgh order and all hands
had a good time. The Committee OF Arrange na
j. Heath 3 p: Mohr. Joseph NJ Wrgh, and nt y
kenny The Floor Commttse co1sis s,sr oil an
Thomas Cavanagh.
Mrs Joseph Beers Brown gave a dance on
Wednesday evening introduce her daughter
Miss Lulu Irene Brown. The receiving party In
GUIDED four young friends Of MISS Tnrnsn Mss
Emily G. Pickford and Miss Alma Plckford Dane
ing besap at O'CLOCK ga
The Monday Evening Card Club held its last meet
inc Of the season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam r Lyons No 2ss De Kalb-ave.. on Monday last
Those present were Mr. and Mrs William F. Tooker.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Major Mr.. and Mrs Frank L.
Bailey MI and Mrs. Charles +. Hubbs MI and
Mrs Desmond Dunno, Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.
Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton II. Salmon, MI
and Mrs. James Van keuren. MI ana Mrs. D. h n,,
H aLu and Joseph A. Knox, OF New-York.
Miss Lowell daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney v.
Lowell. Of Columbia Heights gave a tea on Wednes-
day afternoon for the Misses Hawkins, OF Spring
field. Mass who were visiting her Miss Anna chit
tea table Those present were Miss Charlotte Know-
ton Miss Sally Chapman Miss Hewitt Miss Dwight.
ffco n1f ava
" Games c Sheldon Parsons. Jack Van Nostrand,
Miss Socovich Miss Mitchell. OF Baltimore Edward
Chapman and John c. Thompson
The engagement has recently been announced Of
Miss Mabel d. Thurber. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Abner d. Thurber, Of No. 40 Sidney Place, to Henry
A. Mather OF Pierrepont-st. Mr.. Mather has been
active in developing musical interests In the Cres-
cent Athletic Club
The opera season was ended on Thursday evening
with a full house and a fine performance OF Car
men," which opened the nine weeks ago.
The season fairly successful. and with the ex-
ception Of one or two minor changes the published
the Academy for night. Monday OF next week.
when she will present the four-act drama, Izeyl, "
which has been successful at Abbeys Theatre. In
New-York AS this will be the only time she will
appear In Brooklyn there IS every probability that
and costumes used In the production across the
river will be brought TO Brooklyn for the occasion
The semi-monthy meeting Of the Colonia
Club will be held al the home of Mrs. f. Buckley.
with the Literature ana Educauon committee IN
charge. There will be paper on The beginning Of
Transcendentalism In Germany" by Mrs. James 8.
Watt. and Miss Ovngon will tell about the College
Settlement In Greenpont
The social programme for tomorrow includes a re-
cepton for Mrs. Arthur Barksdae Kinsolvng. given
by Mrs. Charles Melville Bull comedy and dance.
given by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Glib at their home.
No lS9 Columbia Heights at $50 p. m and at homes
by Mrs Charles =. Williams and Miss Williams, No.
81 Grace Court and Mrs. T. Alfred Vernon No. 25s
Clnton-ave
FUNERAL or THOMAS KORAN.
Thomas Koran, father OF the pastor OF the Church
of the Holy Family. at Canarsie, buried yes
thclr In