New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Frances L. Ea!nes and Mrs. Edward H. hioue' ioi
,her daughters Miss Ethel Eames and Miss Grace
KSdder both of whom have just entered society.
principally representing the lelgh's'
Miss Kate Wheclock the well-known whist ex-
pert was a guest of honor on Friday afternoon a.
the home OF Mrs. Charles d. Biseow wnen , W." 49,.
Bigelow and Mrs. William G. Beecher tciuei.u ~
"a reception which followed an interesting sa"e VI
whist all OF the participants being clever 49,,
The following took part: Mrs. Bigeow' MIS- pe.Il
or Mrs. Wheelock Mrs. David b. Morrison Mrs'
Walter Glib. Mrs. George Chauncey, MIS-. o. T."
TOasey Mrs Hfny A hssSf Mrs
Mrs WaW P Doug M2s M W,a h N. Van Anden,
Mrs A69R MaSry MRS Robert Vdeay Miss Clara
Wheelock, Mrs Andrew Dongne e 'RE,enx,ck Speirs.
Mrs. William Lawrence Mrs Alfred ChaP apr Fre HS
noNS SerSaard Mrs George Couts, Mrs George
Kenyon. Mrs James Bates % MT Wnijam Mason. Mrs
WWjrMIaTm9' Pmtnam. Miss Bracket and Mrs Henry
Carhart-
Mrs G Wiokland of No 9T Flatbush-ave-' gave
a party to her friends on Friday high' "' Nv
home The evenings programme mc'uueu r" -,
ecter sketches by George Myers corne' soio -!
lanes Uageman. and comc-opera selections pS
Miss May Ward. Present among o,he's
Ioh, Iessam Henry De Boer. Miss hannah lie
Corsev. John Cunningham. Miss Julia Grimm
Tho,oas Wicklen. Miss Lizzie Beham wafer
HagemTsan, MIS- Woo Ma", McGrath Miss Susie Mad
dan S' George Meyers Miss Josie Scott, GeOrge
Smith ia Mss f Me%ie Mr and Mrs asks Mr. and
Mrs Marshell Mr.. and Mrs FarT paa Mt Mr. and
NGoke James me Mnhcrn Mr. and Mrs James Ksgan
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith ana MI anu '"'' %
Thornton.
Tho Friday Afternoon Club was entertained win
n musical at the home of Mrs. C. j. McDe'iio'',
No. 257 Hancock-s. on Friday Afternoon" , ,ns ~
NJ n strictly literary programme Mrs. freu -
al some JUHutnC,S
Have Helped TO Form Musical taste IN ~
Vork" The remainder OF the programme c0 ms NJ
30" y,olin solo bv Miss Kamm. piano SOLO Dy MI
Walthcr. songs by Mrs. Burger ana p''"o So'o
by Miss Hardie.
Nanobers 81 the Bay Ridge Athletic Club were en-
tertained on Friday night at their Clubhouse e.
ordave and Fifty-hfth-st. by an amateur iniis'fei
performance. The personnel OF the purh'coih a..
Tee was ms follows: s. V. owen. Jr, interiocu'o''
Theodore Smith and John Armour pohes' Jul"
Tracey and Joseph joyce, tambos; Johh 'dchson
Hugh Heaney John Harrigan. Ned Mat'"'"7'
Don,eI Harrigan William Vredenburg, Charles
D,ss. Norman Kline John Johnston, William Null
can James Miller. Charles Fnken. Joseph Re!h-
ODDS and Maurice Harrington. The committee IN
charge OF the AFFAIR were Charles w Martin Ir'' -
= Tracey Charles Diss. r. j. Harvey anu NJ l.
lynch Among those present were MI ana MIS-
p Fearon Mr. and Mrs. G. w keliam' MT anu
Mrs R. Cumming Mr.. and Mrs NJ f. Healey' MI
and Mrs. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph joyce Miss
Lille Boate r. J. Harvey. Mr. and Mrs r. SEine,
TnaTeS M Mgr' Harvey Misses L. ana NJ Harvey
Counselor Martin p Lynch. W kijiS i1o Miss n
Miss Julia McGraih. Mr.. and Mrs T. Gay db,ba
Boate osteT rle I Wsm Martin Miss Blanche
Sherwood. f. Parshall, +: ParshaH j. Kenny N MES
Bel Hf Hows MISS Mis' Rens MOoy E y
McGivney, Edward Heating, M ana Mrs, MIS-: T Nes
fjfR Kerr ie9 M Mss Dsnn Of Toroao Miss
Darby Miss Ward Mr.. Duran o Miss don 1sr S
Dennis. William Kline y Kline. Mr. and Mrs ;, r.
a oHeT sr G. Calder. New-Jersey; Mr. and Mrs
Murray, Miss Fitzpatrick and {. e. Briggs
Police Commissioner Wees started yesterday on
the CLYDE Line steamer for Florida. to be gone
about two weeks. He has been suffering from
tarrh all winter and his physicians believe oL that
Commissioner George Crosby is in control OF the
Department in his absence.
There was q large attendance az the reception
given by the Wildwood Club. of Flatbush. on Thurs
day night The clubrooms were beautifully deco
rated with palms. ferns and potted plants. ana an
ENJOYABLE evening was passed. After the oahce a
collation. was served in the banquet hall. Among
those present were the following: Mr. and Mrs J.
L. TAYLOR Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose b. Tremaine. the
Rev and Mrs T. G. Jackson Mr.. ard Mrs. W. H.
Beardsley Mr.. and Mrs. II j. johnson, DIT and
Mrs Homer J.. Bartlett, Miss Lille Bartlett, Miss
Walker Mr. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs J. Lott. Mr.
and Mrs w A. A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Randolph
Brandt Mr. and Mrs Morrison HOyt, Dr. and Mrs.
George b. Bowling, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Fuller, Mr. and Mrs Moran James w IIaviland
Sidney L. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs f. Vanderveer. Mr.
and MTs Kiss LAIN Mr. ana Mrs G. Morrison, the
Misses Morrison MIR. and Mrs. II. Lasher Mr. and
Clarkson. Mr and Mrs Joel S DE seding Mr.. and
Mrs Robert ~ Gm2gr NJ ana M GdTa Mar and
Mrs T. p Gordon Mr. and Mrs. W C. NickellS
Mr. and Mrs. John y. Prince. Mr.. and Mrs. !. H.
Mr. and Mrs w. III. Hooper, IT., MI. ana
Mrs f. ". Mesereau. Mr. and Mrs. Louis German
Mir and Mrs T. G. Kune, Mr.; and Mrs. Daniel g.
Hawthorne. Mr.. and Mr., John + Oi l25,d Ms
briggs and Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ LawtCn.
The ST Valentine Ice Carnival. which will be held
at the Clermont Rink on February 10 will be the
first ice carnival ever held in the city Of Brooklyn
The proceeds will be given TO the Brooklyn Nursery
and Infants Hospital. Brooklyn social circles are
determined TO make the affair an artistic as well
as a financial success. A good round sum will UNI
IJentenant Governor and Mrs Timothy J.. Wood
ruff Will attend with a party OF friends from AL
bany.
The second annual concert and reception OF the
Polytechnic Orchestra will be given at the Pouch
Mansion on Friday evening Of this week at s
tended and afford genuine pleasure TO admirers
of the college music
A reception was rendered 10 James Cain last
evening by the Jolly Six Social Club at its home,
No ess FYfty-second-st The affair was in honor OF
Gains twenty-first birthday.
A Washington tea party will be given Tuesday
evening February % by the Ladies' Aid Society
connected with the Greenwood Heights Reformed
Church
The Alpine Club is the name of social
organization which formed few evenings ago
at the home OF Miss L. Green, No. As Ffth-st. The
officers elected TO serve for the first year
follows: James Bowie, president; Walter Consta-
BILE president: Alfred Potter. second vice-presi
dent: Horace Fry, secretary; Miss Louise Green
corresponding secretary, and Miss Florence Rose
treasurer.
number OF interesting engagements have been
announced within the last week, among the most
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