New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
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Phipys. The club will give another dance after
Ease.
General and Ms. Alfred G. Barnes have out invi-
tatiOns for a dinner next Thursday evening iheir
guests will include MIR. and Mrs. Howard Gibb, Dr.
and Ms. French and Mr.. and Mrs John Notfnah'
Mrs. Henry L. lie ave daroln tea at her
home No. 2,7 lIicks-s; SATURDAY afternoon OF
last week Ms. FRANCIS J.. IIine, Mrs George Il.
Ide Mrs Charles :. Campbell. Miss Fellowss and
Miss Bowman assi1 "a the hostess in enter tlnh8;
Mrs Ide received in i handsome gown OF yellow aid
white.
Tho engagement IS announced OF Mss Agnes
Hachneld. Of Westinghouse. 20 Albert ilender-
son Mathews, Of No. South Elliot Place Miss
Hachiield is "a graduate Of ST. Catherine Han, ana
is said TO be asl accomplished musician. play
Ing several different instruments. Her fanct is
the eldest of the late John Mathews. VINO iof
Eyer 2F 3 sas | 2oun iSiT r @ has
ceeded t. his fathers business.
The members Of the Writer'S Club met socially
on invitation OF its president. Frank Lee Farnel
at his home No. 67i President-st, on THURSDAY
night. \ short programme had been arranged
which included a song by Henry w. Mitchell reci-
tations Dy Charles II. Hanson and sleght-oi-hand
performance by Elliott Maxwell. Miss Gertrude
Y Lynch read a clever paper upon experiences with
editors. adding to her own those of others. La
Touche Hancock read autobiographical article
upon The Free Lance AT the completion OF the
programme refreshments were served and an infor-
nal reception followed ending a most successful
initial social gathering OF the Writer'S Club. There
were present Mrs. Eva Lovett Carson, Mrs katc
NJ BostwicS Mrs Nary Coffin Johnson. j. Garter
Beard Eugene V Brewster, Mrs. Ruth Everett
Hunter MacCunoch George w BardWell' ,S TeGl
4 FAREWELL Mrs Marie c. Merrck. W 4. Duprc
Henry T.. Haddock. Hugh ". Eaton and the Ml~s,s
Mary J.. Dcfendorf Mey Ha'scy Miller, pt,' -
I.anisoa. II. Pitcher Woodward and Henry ". Hay
dock.
on Tuesday afternoon and evening Mrs. J. Henry
Dick gave a reception at her home. No. lGi South
Ninth-st. The decorations were pink and JACK
roses. Those who assisted Mrs. Dick IN receiving
were Mrs. Adolph Mollenhauer Mrs. Harry Mol
lcnhauer. Mrs. Francis Jennings. Mrs. FrcaericH
w Wurster. Mrs c. c. Peterkln and Mrs Coid
Meyer. Among those present were Mayor FREDERICK
w. Wurster Cord Meyer. Mr.. ard Mrs. StuFgis
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Mr.. and Mrs James Sperry
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kl5ts Mr.. ard Mrs Hockmeyor. NJ. and Mrs
Wiiiiam G. BRYANT. Mr.. and Mrs. John J.. Molten
hauer. Mr. and Mrs Craig and MI ana MIS-
Heaey.
The attraction tomorrow night at the Academy
of Music will be Sarah BcTnhardt in 'lzeyl' the
sale of seats has been large and az there Will be
only one performance given in Brooklyn, there Is
every prospect Of crowded house. On March .
Mr. Damrosch will begin a season Of three nights
of German opera In the Academy. the first perform
ance being "Tannhauser. The other dates are
March 10 and IS. The singers VIII ihciuue All the
leaders IN the NewYork productions
Nine Helene Magiilc on next Thursday evening
will give musical the Pouch Mansion. which. II
is expected will be attended by many Of her friends
and a large number of musicians
on Monday last Mrs. Charles p. Williams and
Miss Williams of No. 81 Grace Court, held the las,
Of A series of three afternoons at home. They were
Mrs j. II. Hunter. Miss Mason and the Misses
Hunter