New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

o.uont ,usic was nrovided and an elaborate sup
per was served in the dining-room Inc next as
sembly will take place on April g. AMONG '"e
quests were Mrs II. McAleer, the Misses EDNA
Elsie and Tot McAleer s. b. Washburh' MT
Feguira. Miss Feguira. Percy 7. Emmett MISS M
E Gross Miss j. NJ Washburn. NJ. ID. Leary, Mrs
Stiles Miss Horton, Miss Lidia Delong Edwuo
Eldert Miss Stiwel William II. Hannah. MISS
Katheryn Potter. Fred G. Fischer. Charles MURRAY
1r.. II. NJ Fischer, Miss Cox, Miss DE Lap MISS =.
ebert frank Esry M sGhn sSs Mrs Mis-
S';is MaS baY Es:sIi Il T Max Mss Rs
SS Miss RSssTS: NJ # s M T r. Mss
nett Miss clarabe Karcher. DR. George \. sane e
Nss euc 5ScGeSTse Miss lcEerey
CHmmng Miss LaurS d HGnaGe B.
Brs sS eJ Jennie Stone H. Roy Hans M.s
mond Miss Estee stopewal A. p Ma hSbe H co
Tins Everett E. Wheeler, Miss Neya RpeHy r D. B.
Miss 3 NJ 'i Powell p De BevOice and Miss
Mamie Smith.
A household bazaar will be held at the Bedford
Avenue Baptist Church under the auspices OF the T.
L. c. OF the church on WEDNESDAY ana I II, a
evenings. Refreshments viii be served each ua''
The members Of Brooklyn Lodge, No. 2SS' r. ana
A. NJ held an entertainment and reception at NO.
a Court.st on Friday night which was wen at
tended. Among those who contributed 10 the pro-
gramme were Greg Patti Miss Jessie Furlong ION
Valentine Professor L. Kreiger. Grace A. Green
the Bronz Mandolin Quartet and James P. Artcher'
Professor Harry Cook and Charles A Fox Inc COM
m,ttee in charge and the ushers were: Reception
Commi;tee-Alexander Thompson (masier)' chalp-
SD RYDER wills p STAFFORD Frank F. Lockitts Dr.
" Koes George B4oTn 5 KSsql. WRnson
John A Wensh John r. Jones. Peter I; H t.,o~a
9n and fcsS Spb.T MAN + Wensh chares
ton and f. A. Eico.k IN charge, @ Fred
ernk a Lemmermann. Frank Breaker. e. A. FL
cock, Henry J. Smith. Edward Cooper ana T. u
Brooks.
The Erasmus Hall High School boys have or
ganized a debating society and elected froiesso,
Orlando E Ferry president. and Mr. Caio"e"
secre;ary The following committees were APP
pointed: Constitution the Messrs Lees hanxh p
and Taylor: Membership. the Messrs Clark zen
dergast and Parsons Exercises the the
Messrs Taylor. Caldwell and Haradon. The object
OF the association is to promote DEBATE ana e~'e"'
poraneous speaking among the students
Jus,ice-elect Lewis r. North received dispatch
from Dulwich London. England. yesterday an
nouncing the death of his mother-in-.aw' MIS-
Major Thomas D. Mosscrop. Superintendent OF
Records in Register Harmans office, started Oil
Thursday -
son in Rochester, VIII spend rev uasS az az
Old Point Comfort and will stop ut NUMBER Oh
other places on his return trip
lecture on wagner's operas will be given at
Plymouth Church on Tuesday afternoon by wal
ter Damrosch Wagners operas Will be produced
in Brooklyn this week, and Mr. Damrosch VIII eS,
plain them 10 the holders Of opera seats; TO whom
The Admission will be free to others, tickets VIII
cost 81 each. Mr.. Damrosch will Illustrate MS
lecture on the piano
The Young Ladies' Normal Class OF the Bush
wick Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church gave
socable on Tuesday evening at the nome OF MISS
Jennie Reeves No. 499 Bainbridge-st The proceeds
were devoted to the building fund Of the church
The young ladies were attred in Colonial costumes
prizes were awarded for the most original costume
The first prize a handsome jewel case. was won
by Mrs Metcalf The first gentleman's prize.
A Aai1 Excellent musical programme, was given In
Guiding a piano solo by Charles Han anu c H.
sss song b by m D Of he Miss
ME Miss Fanny Pear sads Mis- eT rns Miss
Sadie Hipwell. Miss Alice Williams Miss l M,se
Annie Foster, Miss Benson. Mrs, Lowe, Miss All.
bradford Miss Ethel Cochrane MISS Emmy o'oAe
Tho entertainment which Hill Grove Lodge NO.
$40. F. and A. NJ. gave Tuesday evening hled
Avon Hail. In Bedford-ave. TO OVERLOOKING with
the members and friends Of the lodge. The enter
tainer who pleased the people best was Greg Fatui
who told dialect stories and sang comic songs.
C.rr,e Wheeler q little GIRL rected several poems
Nth considerable intelligence. Miss Zoe Shannon
nlayed a. violin solo, and with her TWO sisters
who accompanied her on the manooin ,s ana ias
piano played B ,ahourne dance and Kreger
magic pleased the children. Master george onoM ,
~ the evening was devoted 10 dancing with W. r.
Martin floor manager assls S6 ny op I'd q O. w
Prown The chairman of the Reception Commit,
tee was W NJ Robinson. and his associates W YER
oas,d A1 peter Tlshoeer " F. Severn. j. H. Red
field and g. A. Caldwell
r,s IT snn,ts son of Theodore A. SHIFTS mar
.,.a Misc Emma f. I.acker. daughter OF we'll
tnown resident of the Twenty-sixth ward OF
THURSDAY evening. at the home Of her parents NO
2 Aapc,ays The Ts Ss b 5us'n man Was Pau
Zartman and the brides sister Minnie was
maid The paIors were ola aear reatives ant
a few intimate friends were present
rh. Ladies' Aurora Bowling Club, OF the eastern
ristr,ct gave an apron and neckte reception y,
Ts..dav night in Turn Hail. In Meserole-st' whlci
,ss largely attended. The affair was more OF
home gathering than anything else except ioi .i.'
large attendance Among some Of the Do~ dV,i M
an;zations represented were the Germania Bowie
e1nb Ladies sunfower Bowling Club Sixeeh1r
WARD bowling Club So SO Bo~nHg R Strc Rntnhe
GOwds Deutscher Liederkranz Parlamenta ar
9ou,irp Club G. V. Alpenroescnen ti,uc L.,
Butcher Guard william Nes 6S Bowl owl
iehzerIS, Tshe officers and committees In chare'
Barbara Peth
Hiir dda No treasurer Reception. Carouhe va, va,
sntne. Elizabeth Wagner Margaret Maiier Fam,
KKeac,SSn,sTHellfarth, Eliza Ziegler. Ida Noli
The Bedford Riding Academy, at Bedioro anu "A.
lant,c ayes. closed Its season on fr'uay ns", VIZ
q music ride. The tandem rue was ~ ,..a. WIN,
- IA Miss Lauer Mr.. Suffer and Miss WICK
.sssr and Mr.. Johannis and Miss Tucker Adopi
Busch gave an exhibition Of high school trainin'
~ Tho Hooded horse Abdallah. which was FOLLOWED
nv an egg race between Mrs. Won Mem MS
y,sInr Mrs Farrer and Mrs Tompkins which