New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
PLAINFIELD.
SUCCESSFUL BAL POUDRE" ON WASHING
TONS BIRTHDAY-OTHER ENTERTAIN
MENTS OF THE WEEK.

No delightful social affair has been held this
season than the bal Poudre' which was given at
the Washington Park Club house Monday night
1t was decidedly Colonial affair. the day gave
warrant but the spirit OF old times was well
blended with the dash OF modern fun. The patron
esses were Mrs. Charles A. Reed. Mrs. J. II. Howell
Mrs. George T. Rogers and Mrs. George Haock
IL was arranged by the Entertainment Committee
OIL the club. which Is composed OF s. ST. John Nc
Cutchen, Walter MCGEE Laurens r. Van Buren,
F. o. Ball, A. L. G. Marsh and William n. Runyon
Among the women present the Misses Laura
Long. Marion Henderson, Helen Hasbrouck. Ethel
Holmes, Alice Barlow. May L. Hull Elizabeth c.
Hull Alice Tempson, Adelaide Elsburg. Edith
Clapp and Annie Murphy; Mr.. and Mrs J. H.
Howell. Mrs F. Fl. Ball. Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Rogers. Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Lyman Mr. and
Mrs. w. Dryden Mr. and Mrs George o. Stevens
DR. and Mrs. Charles r. Theirs. Mr.. and Mrs
George Hallock. the Misses Dryden. Marie Dryden
Ethel c. Green. Edith Gilbert Sarah Douglass
Sadie Howell, Bessie Taylor. Sarah Long. Adelaide
Ball. Mabel Van Deventer. Haa Van Deventer.
Eleanor I. Van Deventer, Anna l.. Smith, Agnes
ID. Smith, Dephine L. c. Bowers. Helen War
man, Fannie Western Miss Hail. of Brooklyn;
Miss Alice Foster, OF Baltimore; Miss Mamie
Buck, Of Baltimore: Miss Edythe Louyse Dayne. OF
Glen Ridge; Miss Rhoda Dayne OF Glen Ridge:
Fred G. Smith. voIney F. Green. Henry w Brewer
Percy Sandford Bert Ball. f. O. Ball, Frank E.
Richards. Clarence &. Peck, Meredith Dryden. AL
fred Stearn, of NewYork; Thomas Mcdonald OF
Long Island; Frank Hallock. Charles Fader, ArthIr
Murphy, William n. Runyon. Fred p Taylor, Carl
Stedman Brown. Elston NJ. French, Allan B. Laing
w. J. r. Theirs. r. F. Douglass, George c. Worth
Percy c. Long. Clarence L. Murphy, Charles Dupee
a. Willis West, William W. McCutchen Blanchard
Randolph, Everett j. Peck, Allan Wilson. Howard
Terrill.
generous display OF American colors at the last
OF the Plaineld subscription dances for the present
season reminded the younger in society circles
try was the patron Of the day. and responsible, in
way, Tor the evenings pleasure. The dance
held at the Country Club Casino, and there were
large number OF out-of-town people The patron
esses who received were Mrs James T. Scott Mrs
william Journey Roome. Mrs. J. Evarts Tracy
Mrs. clifton Wharton, jr., Mrs Marion S Acker-
man, Mrs. John I. Baker. Mrs John B. Dumont
and Mrs o. T. Waring. The following compose the
conducted the dances for this II. w Beebe
O. g. Waring, Howard Huntington. II. V. Borden
and Clifton Wharton jr
There were about hundred guests present at
the third and last Of series of given by Mrs.
Van Buren,. Of Central-ave., Wednesday after
Cock Mrs. II. NJ. Stockton Miss Stockton. Mrs. c.
+. Brooks, Mrs. Howard Fleming. Mrs. j. W. Rein
hart Of this city. and Mrs Helfstein. Of Elizabeth.
LETTERS, of New-York
Mrs Cornelius Schenck entertained the primary
teachers OF the Sunday-schoo Of Trinity Reformed
were Mrs j NJ Tier Mrs G, Reynolds. Mrs. Mil
Minnie Berg and Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Anthony.
The presentation OF Caste" for the benefit OF the
Muhlenbsrg Hospital last night was successfully
accomplished by the leading society people of this
city. There was large audience present. The
leading characters were assumed by W. l.. Saun-
Louise Green, Miss Grace W. Cooley and Mrs. w.
L. Saunders.