New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-28
SOCIAL NEWS AND NOTES.

SOCIAL NEWS AND NOTES..
social Meeting Of Sunday-school supcrintend-
and their assistants. under the auspices OF the
Board of Managers of the Brooklyn Sunday-schooi
Union. was held on Monday evening in the Hanson
Place Methodist Episcopal Church President CID
dings occupied the char. and addresses were nlhnc
by Mrs. J. a; Lantry. OF the James Me.hoaisi Epls
Protestant Episcopal Church. Ms j. s. Ostrander
Senator George w. Brush ana Ponce justice
Charles f. Tealc Refreshments were served.
j f. Prindle Ncw-York agent of the Shenandoah
VALLEY route ard Mrs Prindle left the city yester-
opening exercises of the Tennessee Centennial and
International Exposition on Saturday.
Miss Sara E Grosvenor. assisted by the Misses
Whtcomb. Of No 80 Remsen-st. will give a Sco;-
fish recital followed by a reception. for Their
friends, at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. Miss katha-
rne f. Oliver will make her first appearance In ms
city on that occasion as an interpreter o. Scottis
character.
Elwood T Baker of the Brooklyn Whist Club.
and Mrs Baker are in Philadelphia in attendance
on the National Womans Whist Congress
A musical entertainment and reception Will be
given by Carroll Park Courcil No $50. R. A. to-
morrow evening at Sangeround Hall. at Smith anu
Schcrmerhorn SITS.
The friends Of Mrs. George S. Tuthill. wife of
ex-Captain George S Tuthill OF the 47th Regiment.
gave surprise party for her at her home No. $50
Lafayette-ave. on Monday evening, in honor OF he:
birthday Among those presen, were Mr.. and Mrs
drSdeTicH HniIai aptl'h ana NI pud ro ,ir
Walther, M and Mrs c. Baehr, Mr.. and Mrs
Gallaer Thomas Burton, Mrs. Brooks John Brooks
and Mrs Moriarty.
The vestry ard prominent members of St. AIMS
Church on the Heights. after the service on sun
dSy evening. presented gold watch ana chain 10
per and reception followed at the rectory
At a meeting Of the womans Club in the Young
Women's Christian Association Building, Mon
day afternoon, Randolph L. Daus delivered lect-
ure on Domestic Architecture, with Special Refer
ence 10 Heating. Ventilation and Plumbing
A potpourri will be given this afternoon and even
ing from 10 II o'clock. by the Womens League of
the Central Hospital, the Quincy pariors. No. sos
Quincy-st. Miss Van Rippen and Edgar Franzen, OF
the Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church choir: Miss
Anna Walsh. Miss Shevlin. violin.st: Miss Ella
Stewart, pianist, and Arthur S Somers have vol
unteeret to assist. The price Of admission will be
gifts OF nurses aprons towels. sheets. pillow slips,
les. etc dance VIII follow the entertainment. inc
league comprises the following: Mrs. Abrams presi-
retary; Mrs Hebbard treasurer: Mesiames Chase
Creem Menahan. Mould. Thomson Purdy. Nicholas;
Otio, MeGrayne and Mrs + h Perkins chairman
Of the Committee on Entertainment
An entertainment was given on Morday evening al
No. 1873 Lincoln Place by the Young Ladies Mission
airy Circle OF the First Reformed Church under the
direction of Miss o. II. Lawrence. secretary for mis-
s.onary work in Japan. and Miss Cobb. daughter OF
the secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions. 1;
included music by Miss Adee. the Tuxedo Club and
Miss Hannah Roeth. The entertainment ORR
entail in character. and there exhibition of
home customs in Japan. including the singing OF
drill. wedding and lullaby, in which the following
took part: The Misses Perkins. Newcomb Scherck
lawson. Burns and Messrs Wellington. Hank.nsor
and Penwarden. The following took part in
Moodhu a. M Ssa GaT s W 5tai ME- Ella Qk
Miss Edna Juhrns and Messrs. Bush, Fennman
game were aa show by the sse MaRae WoodS
Dltmars. Haker, Juhring Guest and Plavman
Mrs. Sarah coweI lie Moyne will give readings
from Browning. Austin Dobson Bjornson and An
thony Hope this afternoon in the Brooklyn Heights
Seminary No. 1873 Montague-st.
A progressive euchre party given on Monday
evening By the Fla tbush Young Republican Club at
the clubhouse in Fatbush-ave. The winners OF the
six prizes awarded were Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Newell Mira. Robb. John w Kaiser. Mrs c. 5.
Riggs and Edward Lauer. Supper served after
the games. and dancing followed. Among those
presen, Assembyman George E. Waldo Fire
Commissioner William c. Bryant. George soper,. Al
KTseme Mr. and sn ~ Mrs b, WSenacE NJ and Ms MIS-
derveer. T. L. Cook, Nj Mesereau, j, Reneln. c: W.
ms Ns sRd M F4an Ma YeIa ana Vert H
stead Nj ana Mrs n p Eshieman, Mr. and Mrs
9aS and EfNq 3s iSS M a9a a MIS- Ed
ward Frankel. y. Bennett and Miss E Karyman.
Four new flags will be presented to the I'd Regi-
ment Irish Volunteers, by their women friends on
May 3 in the old 18th Regiment Armory in Han
son Place Each flag will be given behalf of
an Irish county. an American flag by Connaught,
a green flag by Munster. the New-York State flag
by Lenster and the tricolor green white and
yellow the emblem OF religious peace in Ireland,
by Ulster. The regiment will be reviewed by
Colonel Moran and his staff, Of the lst Newly York
Regiment. Irish Volunteers.
A performance of "Nitas First was given on
Monday night at Prospect Hall by the Lyceum
Dramatic Society Dancing followed the per
Torrance. The cast included Eugene j. Sullivan,
Lotte Rennent. Bessie Waugh p J. Brady. LII
Ian Batzell Henry Korwan Mrs. G. =. Magner,
Anita J. Hughes, w. f. Koe. G.. w. Sullivan.
Lucy G Plat and John J. Coleman.
The St James Young Mems Catholic Association
gave an entertainment, and reception on Monday
night in Sdngerbund Hall Dancing followed the
entertainment. Among those present were the
Rev jeremiah p Brosnan the Rev. J. +. Flynn.
the Rev. P. J. Donohue. spiritual director of the
association: the Rev Father Barrett Brother
Cusorls and the Christian Brothers of St. James's
School. Alderman and Mrs John Guilfoye. Miss
Guilfoyle. James J. Hurley. +. J. Teaken. Presi
dent James Duhig. Miss NJ. McDermott Mr. and
Mrs William f. Gavin. Miss l.. Bonham. John j.
Spanolia. Miss L. Volk Miss l. Sullivan. Miss X
sullivan; W, F, Buckley Miss Nellie, McKenna
Bergan, MISS NJ. seldom, Mss NJ McDonna. F. r.
f. Hale, Miss /" LeonharGt Mr.. ana Mrs John
Teaken Mr.. and Mrs l.. W Farrell James Sasso
w. Southwe Mss Helen SOuthwel. William
Granger. Miss Flora Granger. q. Fleming, Miss f.
NJ Kunsinger Miss Pearl Smith Miss NJ Bacon.
Miss s. Rice, joseph McDevitt the Misses Nc
Deritt John J. Prenderyille Miss j. Mckee. Mr.. !
and Mrs James Elford
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