New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

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shopping and doing. belated Christmas errands the
holiday week will be given over to "mirth ana
youthful jolllty.' Dances. luncheons theatre par
ties receptions Eat homes" and all manner or en-
When society WIN take a rest listen to lectures and
have almost daily seances with the oressmahe' anu
milliner
A good place to go for the las. Christmas trihes
well for valuable gifts Is the eXchahse AZ
. The Young Womens Christian Association. "hich
f. still filled with lovely things at reasonable
prices and where one may always find friends 10
talk with. either members OF the comm hinnab Io
day at home for the last week as they have pei
crowded by many of the most fashonape room
which they declare perfect In its appointments ana
ss sr Sf s large orders
| plum buildings for Christmas and CAKES anu pi''
! for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel D. Taimage are at Beech
wood Villa. Lakewood and MIS- ne ,bcra A''e'
! Price is staying at the Sunset Cottase 'neie'
Still another young girl has been added 10 the
lis, Of the Heights debutantes Miss CoFheha .
Harter second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs freoe'i'N
rod marer yesterday et at reception given by her
motbsr from 4 to Z O'clock. The decorations We're
red with h8y sow A's1 rs e sns r.
erick sherman Miss Ethel Esmes Miss na r1ae
Mss ~sroI Morrow Miss Esther HoH4id and Miss
Mabel Miigan. OF Manhattan Miss haG'e ac nyr
white satin.
Apri has been selected for the date OF the
marriage Of Miss Ethel NJ. Candee to e. deroer,
potter This WAS announced at dinner given at
the Montauk Club Saturday week ago py
Miss f. |. Potter OF Boston. In honor OF nt f
fair we're Miss Olive Candee " G. candee Nj.
and Mrs Frank Iveson Perry Mr. ana MIsi III
lam II Iceland and Colonel John n far"iuse'
Mrs NJ s. Barstow gave interesting exhibit
on Tuesday last. in the parlors Of the Hotel 81
George OF decorative effects in draperes couHoh
and s Ranstow lives at No 70 East Thirethst
Manhattan. but the exhibition was well ATTENDED ny
her Brooklyn friends.
Mr. and Mrs Horatio P Dyer. OF No IS Pierre
pont-st expect 10 leave town on January u Tor
California, there to remain until spring
Dr. and Mrs Henry c. Mclean. Of No lol SKIN
ave have lust returned from their wedding trip,
and will be at home on Wednesdays for the Tes' OF OF
December Mrs Mclean was Miss McCoh''''e' u
Manhattan, and formerly OF Brooklyn
Mrs. Henry Clinton Van Cleef, OF No. 1874 LEI
ferts Place announces Fridays In December ana
January as her days ut home
Mr. and Mrs William NJ. Van Anden and Miss
Van Anden Of No. 65 Remsen-st., have gone 10
California for the winter Their house VIII be &C.
cupied In their absence by Mrs Harry T; Fr M;s,
GSa Son Frost who have not lived in Brooklyn in
some years.
Mrs James Frederick Goddard, Mrs. Frederick
Robinson Lawrence and Miss Goddard. Of NO 100
President-st issued invitations for receptions
TO be given on Fridays. December 80 and January o
MI and Mrs. Henry p. Burge, OF NO 10 south
Oxford-st have Jus, returned from their country
seat. Ashland Farm on Long Island ana INTEND
remaining in town for the rest or the season.
The Brooklyn Society of Nurses, In which DR.
Arnold G. Catlin IL interested, announces Yule-
tide sale in the parish rooms OF ST Lnkes Cnuf f:
Clinton-ave. on Wednesday and Thursday OF TINS
week
Mrs. George Foster Gregory, OF No. 100 Joralemon
st. will give dance the evening OF Monday,
December &C. in honor OF her daughter Miss EdEa
Gregory young girl who will not be introduced
until next season The guests will therefore be OF
the younger set.
Mrs Edward Glib and Miss Alice Glib Of Gates
ave are staying for a time at the Hotel Margaret
Mrs Miles Vernon, Of No. 25s Garfield Place, has
sent out cards for a reception Wednesday after
The hours are from TO l.
jolly theatre party has been planned for Tues
day evening December p. by Mr.. and Mrs. George
3. B. Lamb The play Will be that given by the
sophomore class of Columbia Carnegie Lyccum
when David Proctor, Of Manhattan. cousin will
M M mrs Mss E Thap Miss Clara NO
@nine H 5ney Wars Wan Mar. Rava
Deano Wood and William Atkinson.
II has been decided 10 extend the time OF the
Greco Roman festival for another week The dates
covered will therefore be from January % to Feb
ruary 4. the Olympian games to be played the
ast-named date. The military ball will take place
February 2. instead OF January q, at hrst
planned.
Lyman d. Morsa Of Hancock-st, has gone abroad
for several months. intending to combine business
with pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde hoffman have taken an apart
ment in The Pierrepont, in Willow-st
Another OF the younger married couples Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert ID. Pratt have gone to housekeeping
in the second OF the pretty small houses on the
block between De Kalb and Willoughby aves; in
Cnnton-aVe, Just a Few doors from Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick b. Pratt.
Miss Mary Earle OF No. 2a2 Henry-st will give
o. small cotillon on the evening OF Tuesday. in
Christmas week. December e.
On Thursday OF the same week Mrs William
Packer, of Grace Court. will give Il small and In
formal dance In honor OF her daughter Miss Mary
Packer. '
cotillon in the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. George Charles Victor Ballard Will
receive Wednesday, December 2s. from until
o'clock at No. 100 Lafayette-ave. The apartment
they expect to occupy Is not yet finished hence the
change OF address.
dance Will be given by Miss Louise Lee OF No
us wilow-st, on Tuesday. December %
Olive Livingston Duval. OF Monroe Place will
heve cotillon on Wednesday Of holiday week.
| December IS '
A series of three fortnightiy dances is now we'll
under way. 1t is to belong entirely 10 the older
set. and many OF the are dancing men of
the Navy Yard and from the various forts near
here They will be held at the Pierrcpont Assembly
Rooms on Tuesday evenings. December 81 Janu-