New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD

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zsrs Howard O. Wood. Mrs Alfred u beuen'
Mrs Ronald Taylor Mrs Herbert - psrne will be
George c. Brooks and Mrs Rooer,, n, he. ytves every
the patronesses of the ahar' ""'
promise Of being success
,.s, Wednesday marked the ending OF the pe'.
sa-.s ~ sat homes given by Mrs. Spencer "A.
Ienn,ns, Mt her home in Willoughby-ave' A",o"e
those who have assisted her In RECEIVING rs % Rich
Horato Adams ssr1 Mrs DICK E Mrs. Frank c. Jen-
nings and Mrs. Frank Baldwin
rh. ,redd,nr Of Miss Florence e Norcom daugh-
Tar NJ Mr. and Mrs Joseph Norcom OF Greenea'e'
and Edward c. Watson. will take place on "e'"e
February ~ tho SanrSe Ths Ceremony or sS viii be FOL
lowed by a reception at the home OF the p'i"e
parents
An attractive musical drew large NUMBER Oh
quests 10 the homo Of Mrs. j. w. Hess. in Ross-s'
on wednesday afternoon. Those contributing 70
thilde Hailam Miss Grace Hallam and Frederick S,.r
Reddali and Miss Marion Coppernei read an inter-
esting sketch of English theatres ana players
Mrs. Alden S. Swan and Mrs. Walter Glib. nee
Swan have announced lat homes for "Wednesday
afternoons in February at NO. lss 'oiu''o'~
Heights.
There will be a book reception under the directloh
of the Brooklyn Public Library Association tomor-
row evening at s o'clock at the home Of Isaac H.
Cary No IS Pierrepont-st.. TO which each guest Is
expected TO bring book. and 70 indicate Its t'''e
a.
Miss Matte Elose Adams will give tea at her
Home No IS Horkimer-st.. Wednesday from
TN Ssp9S Mis- AoeTsa end Miss Hiae Lulu Hi Kenyon Of
Brooklyn. will assist her in receiving her sues's'
Mr. and Mrs John Dunbar Adams will spend the
remainder Of the winter at the Royal Poinciana
Hotel, Palm Beach. Fla
large number Of guests attended the "at home
Yesterday afternoon, from TIL o'clock. at NO.
Montague Terrace
The uyedding of Miss Helen Deming sherman
daughter of John Taylor Sherman. ard George
Dupont Pratt. will take place at O'Clock on lues-
day ,Ss RsH at e beusss Adam
church, ofhciauhe'
On Friday evening of this week. at $50 o'clock
Mrs Frances L. Eamcs and Edward II: Kidder will
give a dance at the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms
A pleasant euchre party was given at the nome OF
Miss Florence jenkins No. 125 fIasey-st on Tues
) day evening. This was the fourth ciuo meeting VI
series to be given in the season. ana he ea'ne'i"s
was an enjoyable one throughout Among 'he cruz
members and guests present were Miss Adam, MISS
Rartindal.. Miss Behrcnds Miss Craft. Miss crane
Miss Creighton Miss Florence Jenkins. Miss % Jonn-
.: sG Mnse Mss 9Hf denE5s MISS MISS Moon
jenkins and Msssrs A4sm aner GapR Mrray E PEEK
" p Scott Jr Torrey. Tough, Eger'on. Jenkins
and Smith
The masquerade ball Of the Bohemian Buriesquers
was given Friday night at Saengerouhd man.
Smith and Schermerhorn SITS. large crown was
in attendance in many varieties OF costume, Inc
festivities were kept up until an early hour Satur-
day morning.
The midwinter dance of the senior class OF the
Poly.echnic Institute given In the gymnasium
Of the institute Friday night. About Zo' persons
were present The music was furnished by Harts
Orchestra The library at the institute which was
used as n reception-room. was tastefuly decorated
with palms and potted plants Dancing began III
the gymnasium at 10 o'clock. The young men had
taken great pains TO have the gymnasium decorated
I'm such a manner as hide all the apparatus. ana
IL looked like a ballroom. The orchestra was co.-
cealed behind a huge bank of palms AFTER the
dance dinner served in the lecture-room. Inc
patronesses of the dance were Mrs David H. Coch-
ran Mrs George w Chauncey Mrs. James Angus
tus Hewlett Mrs. Edward II. Litchfeld Mrs A. a.
Low Mrs J. Rogers Maxwell. Mrs Wilam a.
Taylor Mrs Charles B. Van Nostrand and Mrs W.
Augustus White and the Graduate committee
which had the affair in charge. consisted or Dr'
William B. Brinsmade. Victor A. Barnes. Norman
Dixie Duncan Edwards Theodore l.. fro'hlh3-
ham Thomas A. Gardiner. Howard ]. Haslehurst,
CLYDE Notman Charles A. Sherman and Frank H.
Tuttle Some of those present were H. E,o'
Jacobs w. s. Peters. Charles a. Sherman Lea ne
rick Rutger Planter. Louis y. MacNamara' inc
Misses Packard, Philip Wheeler, Miss Elizabeth
Lockwood William A. Taylor, Franklin Gregory
Paul Libby William Steel. Frank ID. Tuttle, X H.
Van Nostrand W. A. White. Howard Rhoades
Howard Rushmore. Howard J. Haslehurst, Thomas
j Rooney Clement Parsons Philip Ruxton. Frank
Ogilde. Ed Tauchert, Arthur t. HeWieyt; Ws;xMan MTS
Miss Mary sman Paul Curtis John Preuss, sr,1an Ep-
ward Burn RRe1r1 spb PaTS Ridhard Hurst Roy
Longman. A; Henry Ackerman William q MHara Marti,
mer Edward B. Jordan t Henry ,Sns% snow
IDu,pa IA r IA u
Thomas. George II. southard Miss Bach Zach Mis- Miss
shSdas asl Mss AnSrym Miss oa Miss Maxwell
s 1f: Paul Mrs Ellen NJ Austin. Miss Purdy Mrs a. A.
q Sset ox xbefi KcaFa "a MasoH SH.' A. ae simmons
Ts c9y Ralph T9SmgsOP %a2 Perez KaymGna sn"s
Claim wighte. O. w. Heinigke, Miss Louise Max
Well Webb Gsae Somsn Mss
Chauncey, John bergen M'ss ~ Maryni nawns III
The Euterpe Society. which was dissolved re-
Gently after lasting five years. Is to have
successor The Brooklyn Amateur Phiinarmohc
Club which Is composed of many of the Euterpes
OLD members on Friday filed articles Of incorpora
lion In the County Clerks office The objects or
the corporation stated TO be promoting the cu-
r.S synion Dt s mebers It is by
Joseph G. TAR of enry e y, eRTy 81 A1
gust Woegc Of no 50 stanhope-st., and Joseph F.
Quinn of No. 2s7 De Kalb-ave
The 81, George Assembly gave dance at the ST.
George Hotel Friday night. The committee having
the affair in charge had made extensive prepara-
tions for it, and about 400 invitations were sent out
The hallway leading TO the reception room was
hung with Chinese lanterns. and the room itseIl
profusely decorated with potted plants palms ana
sm,lax Mullers orchestra u seven pieces was con-
ceaied behind a bank Of palms. Dancing began at
. o'clock The patronesses of the dance were Mrs
L. Cooper Overman; Mrs. James S. Leeds MIS- L.
Minturn Smith. MrS. Olive 7. Hardy. Mrs George
Walter Turner. Mrs. William b. Mott. Mrs. j. r.
Cr,sweil Smith Mrs Michael Chauncey and Mrs
William d. Bennett The committee having the az