New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Tho members Of the Irving CLUB heio an i".
receptton ana dance at the clueroome' herknno'
It,. near Nostrand-ave, on THURSDAY hisn. 80.
tended The next and last dance OF the season WIN
taka place on the first Thursday evening ia Np,.
Dancing began about $50 o'clock. anu wac .o" n.,
usA until L. when refreshments were serve" ~
music was furnished by a string orchestra- nv
CSs,,,,,oo ., Arrangements consisted Of Gardner
patterson. Chandler @. Inserson and George io.
gan Among those present were +. NJ fehoIeie"
q Arthur Pendreish II. S. Knifin. vivian a P ~
xoYInf frai eGFS4n en- LSs 5ohn
bun RSsiOn l. ca HsT1oS
ter Vanderyeer. Joshua Wai scdy1 Guy s. Court;
Charles c sSsfsr charif s. MorrIs smith
HG%S;s Mss Mss Susan STAIRS Mii
Eehs SsI N Ms Rn Miss KsSYn spa
se se pnt Mans Miss f. NJ Courtney Miss Leo,a
Ryder Mott Miss Lila Pu mann Oliver Hlss Miss
GarTei Rsn MSs s and Miss Grace Putnam
tn. Garrick Dramatic Corps Of the Gunnsoh
Literary U..on will on March next p'vuu.o
$1,000 f,rce.comedy entitled "All for Plots" at
,hs Ivcc,,p, Theatre Brooklyn. for the beneht OF
Robson Dalton a we'll known dramatic coaSn, w tic
has done much for Brooklyn's amateur u'"'
organizations
big masquerade ball and reception was given IA
Prospect Hall on Thursday evening by tne mem
49,. ~ The Congregation Bnai Jacob. The pro-
ceeds of tho ball amounting TO over Soo VIII oe
apped TO a mortgage fund. H. Brilllnt was o ,nS
chairman Of the Committee OF for the bail We're f.
Y'ebowitz I Parshl. B. Cohen. II. zeitz A Aroh-
son. n Frank and l. Seinberg
rha Oratorjo Club of Brooklyn, will give It's regu-
lar noidseeson church concert on Wednesday sven
ing March 10 at Plymouth Church. assistou w
Mis-. Fannie B. Cartzdafner and Miss beae to'"
ns solosis Mriams sHng s viii be- sung by
the club Mis-, Angela piller Inc rSEa sitsr Henry
Hall will conduct the performance
Tbn regular social meeting of Mrs Fields Liter
AIRY Club was held with largo attendance y"
Thursday. at tho home OF Mrs s. q. Chi'.enu me-,
No oIe Columbia Heights. tho entertainment oelhs
IN charge of the Music Committee. OF wnicn MIS-
Dwight P. Clapp is the chairman After the pleah
fast the paper for the day. upon Modern Methoas
TO Facilitate the Study Of Music" was reaa 10y
Mrs Thomas ]. Barbour. who gave an eNhausu'e
and interesting description of many OF the LATEST
here and abroad Voice Photography was acc Gu
Described well as S Tsca in N Ione
tho "c,ady Method" the study Of Church Music
Mud classes h for R ssSuiTns Of "s the speaking
the Singing Voice. Leschetszkys merno siso dis
cussed by Mrs barbour and short essays upon , the
"synthetc Method. the Tonic ,, ana 1rn sme
bers of the commute. The musical programme
was A novelty as it given entirely by cniioasn,
soloist of Christ Church. New-York City; Master
Vincent Feneili. harpist, and Miss Florence lrauos'
pianist.
Miss Lillian NJ Claude was married on Wednesday
last 10 William II. Shinnamon. of Baltimore al lne
homo Of the brides aunt No 20l Rutledge-st Inc
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Rivneton ~
lord nastor of the First Free Baptist Church Inc
Miss Fl9rence Marriott 6on ana w 59e
tastefuiiy decorated and pleasant evening was
spent. dinner was served at O'CLOCK
William NJ Rhodebeck and Miss Blanche Baylss
were married on Thursday evening at the nome OF
the brides parents No. 81 Bunalo-ave, the kev
Mr. Herald Bethesda Chapel. officiating L ne
bridesmaid was Miss Helen Bayliss. sister OF the
bride. and the best man was Charles r. hhode'
heck The bride was attired in a gown OF dove
gray sursh. A reception was held at the home
Of the brdegrooms parents after Which M ara
in Dean-st near sackman Among those d present Tsn
IS My N Hsv. nd Mrs Mrs. G. E a Eshs
s RITE M caps shd Miss L. French Miss Marion
Goodbody MS Yates Mrs. sJ h s@is Rboa rf
Mss Maiiie eS conrady Edwin CAIN Miss CHAR
iote A. Conrady. james W Valentine, jr'' and
John Conrady.
Mrs D. H. Brown of No COL Bedford-ave., gave
musical last Thursday under the auspices OF the
'Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of ST. Johns
as follows: 'Ah Jc Veux Vivre" cRomeo and
Juiet') Gounod, Miss Harriet Z. WEIGH: "Ritour-
nellie" Chaminade, Miss Winifred A. Williams:
1.-The Deacon's Confession" Mrs. Eva Mexican Col
Inns: .Kammenoi- Ostrow" Rubinstein. Miss Helen
a. Hasbr9gck AShe o. Msies The Leaf
(ty request) Neidnger. Edmund }; Meyer; Elsa 5
Dream dohengrnl Wasne Tsv miss HaT Tbshsdn
fAmouir," Johnson Miss wlnifred A. Williams;
when Jack Comes Late, Mrs. Eva mexican
Collins
Justice Edward w. Hatch Of the Appellate
Division of the Supreme Court, gave dinner Tor d
few of his friends at the Brooklyn Club on Friday
evening Among those present were Public Adj
minis,rator William b. Davenport, Assistant Attor-
ney-General Kitsenberg. State Controller Roberts,
John r Milburn, of Buffalo; Henri w. Maxwell,
ST Clair McKelway Fro Commissioner Bryant.
Edward shepard Surrogate Abbott IT, ana Justices e
the Supreme Court.
The Charles G. Bennett Association Of the Tween.
+veiehtb Ward held a regular meeting on Wednes-
dav evening at its cubrooms, No. 2s5 Central-ave.
The business meeting followed by an entertain.
inert which included addresses by j. Muvaney.
President T. Loeffier. Vice-Presdont j. Bieler and
w. Weil singing by Messrs Sprandel Behrngeg
and Jackson piano solo BY Professor rox reSlta
guitar and mandolin duet by A. Jers and A. Bishel
A drawtng-room meeting was held on Friday at
the homo Of Mrs. Andrew J. Perry In the interests
OF the woman's Auxiliary Of Foreign Missions.
Reports were given by missionaries from Italian.
SPANISH and other mission stations IN the city.
Mrs Frederick Terhune also spoke
TIE INSTITUTES MUSEUM NEARLY READY.
IT WILL BE OPENED TO THE PUBLIC ON
MARCH 20.
Vry ha~ NraH that