New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
A RUSH OF FESTlVITY PRhCI-'''>e
LENTEN QUIET.
pr,.rpr1o,,s AND TEAS CROWDED INTO TWO pA''
THE FORTY DAYS not TO BE FILLED VII"
n,rxrss NOR ENTIRELY GIVEN
OVER TO REPENTANCE
OVER TO REPENTANCE.

THE FORTY DATS NOT TO BE Flii''D wan
pr1xEss NOR ENTIRELY GIVEN
OVER TO REPENTANCE
,.,,o,over the forty days season OF rep'"'""
r, ,r,vsr may have In store for those VINO Co'S'
,r,a tho social circles Of Brooklyn one Nn'"s =
tain-the season which ended on l"eS'"' ~ IA
was by no means the most duh OF fece"' $500 rr
tho ,wo DAYS OF last week before 'he e t.,
,.oro crowded with affairs which were run u 80"
- 81 ,leosure The usual round OF Lem
roa9ings ard other mild diversions n some % "'l,1 ,
charity will 20 q long way toward Gown
sYcht breaches Of church discipline nav ~ 90
yided and there is no danger 'hat '',' o.hos
sackcloth and ashes in which sacKclo'" |ooial
NAV no part will have any other 'hah ,'.n
cso, an those who have kept the Whee'S s'-"9
.o,,na CO rocrrllv since cold weather DeEa'b e1I
az the principal affairs OF the Week ~" +,rs Hoyard
some siii evehng in their Columbia eghoSS
home. which brought together 'a, We're gwen by
ss Minnie Glib Miss Burgess and Mr ,o ri bv Mrs
in French and were ro 5ne where she eneanl *
,nnsveiy After supper. when i2.i9"Sn r minated
rcaK fr Ivhich the faVors were dec9!auNe a, ni
handsome Among others present W. Tarroan S bike
Mrs A. IIatcb Alfred " Norris. RAT K Viliiau
SON frank Van Anden Car M,ss j sea Van Anden
Me- Marion smith Mr.. and Mrs A. bfYamd Nj Mr.
william H. Cary. Mr. ana Mt o II"H Mrs Tunis g.
9 an MRS Mr. and Mrs H. r Rchards' 2 A lo6 ai
Mrs r a; ingalls, Mr; an MMcKnlway. Mr. ana Mrs
s M5 aH T. Lowell Miss Mary Lowell ng Henry
Hawkins oil IA n}r Nrs E. 7. Howard and Joseph H.
Seaman. So, ,,
NJ and Mrs. Arthur Smith entertained the mem.
,nr, ard friends Of the Park slope Euc.re ~
Monday evening at the home OF MIS-. W. '" and
~ o. Prospect Pace. There were SIX '@'', -,
~ ;.as ircluding two for guests MY. w, W i s
snN Ms Wayne Mr. Smith and Mr. "a Hai' for Wis
cured the club prizes VINE s ,'s' Barnss AMI j. W
6dv. ck After the euchre uncAs2 W. nv lIr
4na nlnne s W5iil Barnes Mr. Sanford MIS- Eiia
Barnes Mir stevens Miss Ne""Oo'' M
hon and Mrs. Wayne. o.,,or-
,,o,bor prominent feature Of MondaH s"'"
49, .to wedding and reception OF Mss jessie
,.a,'ar,t pierce Youngest daughter OF MY anu
49, lanes F. Pierce. and George CHG 'rS.e'''
poss which attracted a large number o. P'of
,he home o. the brides parents III Mo''
race The ceremony was performed oH CIV
rr Storrs in the presence OF reia'NeS ".'
..;r,o,o friends but vas followed by id'st re-
.,an The brides only attendant was MISS
1870, Trovbrldge of New-Haven. VINO hau O7''
So so,oo,mate nj Pennington. Tie best man was
ernest G!ldereleeve. OF Kingston ont. INIT Terry
nsbers were Charles Campbell. James ,tiE!
Harry sheldon and James F. Pierce lr tht n' as
brother The rooms in which the tSovp oin1s and
Seld were Handsomely decorated Win paniiT ,,a,oI
hsnks Of roses The Bridegroom was sF SS,iia
as a civil engineer from the hinssto1 ;'''i''"''
C1I mons The guests were Mr. and Mrs Edwart
II Jitrhfed Mr. and Mrs. Theodor iJie'eT Tie
WylIvs Terry. General and Mrs; Horat!o C. king s
the Hon. ana Mrs Felix Campbell. Mr. an A., n WA
SxefHnrton Norton. Mrs John Hanwav MY. anu
Mrs Cleveland Litchhed: Mr. and a.. Mrs IIoI MSnrT
Jones. George D. Terry. Mr. and Mrs H zen Eon .;
S NpS Fre5crick 4. Guild Mr. and Mrs Louis j.
Praeger Abbott J.. Dow. the Misses DOW, ar ana and
Mrs S GAVIN e Pratt Mrs Gkison. TIE Misses
Ckison Mrs Henry S3 Tl W Ma a"a Read Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Boo,ock NJ ana MI M f"T.ard
as Kqsrsn Nv Nv and Mrs Henry sanrar Snow
Mr. and Mrs William Mason and Miss Mason, NJ
H Wr and Ms G. p veGder and Georqe p. sheldon
The Canadian invitations included Mr. ana Mrs
VOW Dc Iotbinere Major and Mrs. Jones and
lieutenant Colonel wilson or Quebe, and MI ana
Mrs Donald Macdonald. Of Montreal
The engagement is announced OF Mss Lucille
Twyeffort. OF Paris bu; formerly Of Brooklyn, to
william Kennedy WARMER a well-known Crescent
Club man. and nephew Of Elijah r. Kennedy. ex-
Park Comm 'ssioner. Miss Twyefort came from
ding of Mrs Lew.s Frederick Pitcher. nee Wooden.
She intends returning 10 ter homo in l'ar,s N May
ding. which it is said will take place in the autumn
The allegro Dancing Glass. organization COM
posed Of the younger set from the Hi and Pros
poet Heights had its monthly reception and dance
on Wednesday evening in Rob,nsons Hall, Gates
ave. This affair the first Of the Lenten dances.
and will be followed by another on the evening OF
March Il. The hall was pret;ily decorated in
greens. and delightful time was enjoyed by those
present The committee in charge Of tho dance
were waite, Slater chairman; Harry Woodworth
Powers ir Those present were Miss Clara Drugs.
Miss Helen Slater. Frederick White. Miss Grace
Garner Fleming Miss Anna EldredFe Elliott FL
dredge. Miss Ethel McCedin. H. Danna Camp
Cromwell. Cornelius smith Miss El.ih seely.
}{larry Maddox Mss Edith Spencer IRE "rcl
kamp Miss Susie Pearson and Andrew Nacrery
Mrs Hugh McAleer and Miss McAeer Of Jeffer-
son-ave. gave a tea on Monday afternoon. Mrs
McAleer received in a handsome costume OF laven-
der satin and chiffon and Miss McAleer in gown
of rose pink striped with magenta and trimmed
with mousselne de sole. Assisting the hosesses
were Mrs. II. c. Arer. Miss Vega Miss Belle Vera
Miss Louise Vega, Miss Alvarez Miss Pendas Miss
Lillian Johnson and Miss Garvln. of Hartford.
and some additional guests followed the ption
Fife Tingley. Miss Lulu Brown MISS Marion ban
lels;; MISS GGrZales, stuart Aeer. Guy Hubbard.
Gould. William Wood. Elmer Crockerofi William
Curris William Pratt John Avary and Edwin Me-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram s. Dewey received many
congratulations Wednesday from numerous
friends who had gathered at their home No %,
Gates-ave.. to celebrate their crystal wedding an
nlversary. Taey We're the recipients % many pres-
ents Among those present were Mr. ana Mrs
II. T. Dewey. Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Doolittle Mr..
end Mrs Douglas Ainse, Mr.. ard Mrs w L.
White. Howard White, Mr.. and Mrs George W
Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Taylor Miss Tav-
lor. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Fockon Miss Carrie r.
Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Judge. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Setter Mir. and Mrs John Bliss Miss Bliss
Colonel and Mrs John Frothing CHAM. Mr.. and Mrs
" F B4rns s;. M and Mrs A. p H olena Mr. and
Mrs Frank Broker, Mr.. and Mrs. David Mccabe,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Ralch. Mr.. and Mr. Frederick
Cort!s Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5. Shorthand, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. o. Horton. Mr. and Mrs. \. n. Zusaa. Mr. and
Mrs J. I. White. Dr. and Mrs. George =. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hardness. Mr.. and Mrs Butler
Griffith. Mr. and Mrs J. Dewitt Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs Angus Mccall DIR. George 4. Dewey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dewey Frank Whipple. Edward Aims
lie. John Taylor. Misses Cora and Susie A.nsle,
Miss Title Doolittle and Miss Chevilie