New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

women
circles gave a carnation social There was oa"o'ne
from $50 o'clock until midnight when supper was
served after which dancing was resumed anu W..
tinued until o'clock The rooms were oeau''.u'
decorated for the occasion Among the sues
Miss Cussie Sheers Mr.. Burchard. John "arhooh'
Miss Nellie Warnock, John Hennign' IT.. MISS
Emma Hennigin Miss Rebecca Bavendam. Ahreno
Bavendam Harry Horstman. Frederick M no,
man Mr. Canrononi. Mr.. Van Thun. Miss Lillian
Smith Miss Lou Gallaer. i. Prchard Charles ~
vrozer Ioe Blair. Miss Edna Lowell. Henry Meyer
ho,z Miss Ella Suter Mrs John Hennigin lry MIS-! MISS
Grace Fleming. Miss Martha MeyerhSlz W ,anain
G smSer, Mis- Miss GumSert. William Enners E j.
Case Miss Nette Kaser Mlss l %evsr Miss sadie
Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Dentz, MISS ANNE h"'So
and Louis Bliss.
The women of the Fenimore Street Methodist
Church gave a colonial supper and entertainment,
OH Wednesday evening in the new Sunday-schoo'
room of the church. The tables were In charge
~ Mrs G. s Williams. Mrs r. NJ Henderson
Mrs. [. F. Bond Mrs. Thomas Ascot Mrs. i ~ =.
sawkins Miss Josie Norwood, Miss Emma Tdnasr Nor
ssoSd M Miss DT Bos' Mrs Alien and Mrs Phil
in the National colors and the women present WepT
attlred in colonial costumes Ater me, NE CapTric
neTe %e' r. R Hendersom Miss E Norwood Mrs
". Kilborn and Mrs. Snyder contributed
r,ocrsss,v. suchre marty was given on Tuesday
nisht at the Long Island Business College IN oou'h
Eigh;h-st for the benefit of local charities Aoou'
one hundred and fifty men and women were III az
and SRe pap n fnd gae
We're Mrs Rozeiski Mrs Iockman; Mrs Van Ci hoE-
Mrs Pea Pearkss Mrs Deys Mrs T McAlister Mrs
barron Miss Pc,sch Mrs Jackson Miss 5 GorGet
Mrs Hayes. Mrs Ryder. Mr.. Roe. Mr. Duttoh' D. a
Jones. c. O. Grim ana A. +. Behre
The Invncibe Republican Club of the Twenty
third Ward has engaged the Park Theatre Tor
its seventh annual entertainment. which VIII ne ne
given on Monday evening. "A Bunch OF Keys
will be played.
The parishioners of the Church OF the Sacred
Heart had their fifth euchre party OF the seaSon
On Monday evening After fourteen games had
been played the prizes were awarded to MISS
Maggie McElhenny. James Devne. Mrs. H. Moiai;
Michael F. McGoldrick Miss X. Garriston ana ,ha
evening of Tuesday. March q
John Mott and Mary Gordon. the adopted daagh-
ter of Mrs Frederick CRUDE. were married on
Wednesday evening at Professor Gruoes nome
No $40 Franklin-ave. The ceremony vas per-
formed by the Rev. DR. Oh 'pman, OF the New
York Avonuc Methodist Church. Miss t"ahe
CRUDE was maid Of honor and the best man vas
Robert Tate. Some Of the guests were Professor
and Mrs CRUDE. Mrs L. A Stiles. James A. Suies'
Mr. and Mrs Wallace. Mrs. TAFT the Misses TAFT
Robert TAFT Mr.. Warmel. Mr. and Mrs. DAWSON
of Rockville Centre. Long island; MIR. ana MIS-.
Georce D. Smith and Miss Florence Loudan' OF
Hampstead. Long Island; Frank Nnlgannon oil
menNHCae S,: MiS Of Bath Bean Mr and Mrs
Bennei Miss Hitchcock. II not q" .Cui D
3apnk MOI Mis-. Waddy Aib~rt Waddy Mr.. Es
ierbrook Miss CRUDE. Mss Eulalie Giuhe ana
Miss Maud CRUDE.
Nj and Mrs Charles A Moore will leave Brook
lyn to-Cay for a weeks visit AT the Natonal capt.
,sl. who're they will witness the Inaugural exer-
cises While in Washington they will stay at The
Arlington Hotel
luncheon Yesterday IN the parlors of the Hotel
Margaret About two hundred members were pres
en, seated ton long tables. At the head of the
table were the president Mrs Mariana Chapman the
vce-prssden, Mis-. Truman Backus; Mrs William
Tod Hclmuih president of SOross, Miss Anna Max
well Jones OF Saratoga; Mrs. Custer. wife Of Gen
and Mrs Andrew Jacobs After the luncheon there
oSc pt Sg Mrs hrs n fmq9 Miss ME ch and
Mis- Mrare s The H6eS and pt the To9m were
carnations. jonqu.ls. tulips and roses.
The Associate Alumne of Packer Institute for
maly welcomed the members Of the class of s6
into their organization at a reception held on Fri
day afternoon in the parors of the Young Womens
Christian Association. After musical programme
had been presented tea was served and general
reception took place Mrs John Thallon arranged
Mrs Fred Crawford. Miss Norton. Miss MacClin
Miss Florence Glib. Miss Louise Atwater and Mis-:
Fannie Qunlan The entertainment was furnished
Houlding Miss Gertrude Clarke. Mrs. Whitaker
and Miss Mamma Kaufman.
The Boys Club. at No SO Joralcmon-st.. had an
ENJOYABLE musical and literary entertainment on
Friday evening under the management of A. n.
Row The musicians were Miss Rae stiilman ana
Miss Lillian Bishop. and there were REGULATIONS oE
James Co,ter Thomas Burns and Miss Jessie cas-
tell
Mr. and Mrs F. NJ Fairchld. OF No $50 Put
nam-ave.. entertained the Stuyvesant Heights
gchf rh1 ri1eG
were won BY Mrs George f. Reed Mrs Robert
Burns Mark Fairchd and George F. Lenox
Justice Edward w Hatch gave a lecture in the
sun parlor of the Hotel Margaret last evening
''Thc Trial and Condemnation OF Christ as
Legal study
The Young Ladies Catholic CLUB OF St. AIMS
Church al Front and Gold SITS will give pro-
gressve euchre party in their rooms on tuesday
evening.
Alderman LEIGH and Civil Justice Van Wart
turned yesterday from a weeks visit to Old Poin,
Comfort and neighborng places They did much
bicycle riding while there. taxing IN Norfoik ana
Portsmouth on the wheel
The Alumnae Association of the Brooklyn Train
ing School yesterday afternoon gave its first an
nual luncheon at the Union League Club The spe-
cial guests for the day were Mrs. F.. F. Petingill.
member OF the Board of Education. and Miss F.. J..
Johnston. Miss l.. Smith. Miss Mary Mellow. Miss
Sarah Scott. Miss Eva Buker and Miss Grace
Stracnan' all members Oh the iacuiy OF the scnooi
About eighty members attended Miss Katharine
King president OF the association. served toast
master. Miss Louise Hedge responded the toast
"Our Guests" Mrs. Petting discussed "Woman's
Sphere" Miss F. n. Payne read an original poem
Miss Smith responded TO The World We Live In
THE Terrible Child the subject assigned
Miss Madeleine Barnum Miss Lilly Story gave
vocal selection. and the entertainment closed with
recitation by Miss f.. Robinson.
One Of the largest euchre parties given in
Brooklyn held at Wilson's on Thursday night
under the auspices Of the Prospect Heights Euchre
Club for the benefit OF ST. Patricks Roman Catho-