New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-26

Mrs. T. Alfred Vernon. OF No 255 Clinton-ave..
will entertain the Civitas Club on Tuesday after
noon. DR.. r. S. Fuller will speak Municipal
Life In Germany
Alfred Nicoovlus led the cotillon at the meeting
OF the Saturday Evening Dancing Class las, even
Ing at the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms.
The sixth and last meeting OF the In and Out
Club will he a dance at the Farmhouse Prospect
Park on the evening OF March H.
Because Of the art exhibition take place at the
Montauk Club this week. Miss Beaston will omit
her usual Lenten lecture or Friday morning. On
Friday. March 10. she will speak on Louise de la
Naliere. or the French Court under Louis XIV
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen II. Lutz of No 500 Madison
St. will be at home from until 10 o'clock on
Wednesday. and at O'Clock the marriage OF Miss
Elisabeth Briggs Andrews and John Howard
Rhoades will be celebrated at the ew-York Ave
nue. Methodist Church Miss Andrews is the daugh-
ter OF Mrs Dudley Raymond Andrews.
Miss Hd-garde Hoffman the soprano at
the musical given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs
Victor Ballard at their homo. No. l55 Lafayette
ave. The selections were all from Carmen" At
the next musical. two weeks hence, Lohengrln
will be the opera from which the music Will be
taken
Leland T. Powers Is to read for the benefit OF
the sick fund OF the Trained Nurses AlumnH OF
the Brooklyn Hospital tomorrow evening at Me
mortal Hall The reading will consist OF scenes
from Tanning OF the Shrew" and the patronesses
are Mrs Thomas r. French. Mrs. Frederick p.
Bellamy. Mrs. Truman jay Backus. Mrs. Joshua
VI. Van Cott jr. Mrs. Fritz Achells. Mrs. Charles
f. Bassett Mrs CORTLAND p. Dixon. Miss Marga-
ret u. Dreier Mrs. Samuel 3. Duryea. Miss Eliza
beth +. Estes. Miss Anita p Hoppenstedt. Miss
Ruth l.. Hutchinson, Mrs James n. Bates, Mrs.
Chapman IT, Mss t Hg% NoRns Mls A is
OgGp b I.
stockweil Mrs. George a. Thayer Miss Amy $.
mittee includes Miss lamar Healey. Miss Clara
Clarke. Miss Katherine Van lngen, MISS McAlen
and Miss Bessie Cowling.
The Asacog Ball OF this year promises TO be even
more brilliant than those Of preceding seasons In
stead Of being held at the Germana, as heretofore.
the coming ball will take place at the Art Rooms,
IN Montague-st. No arrangements have been per-
fecod in detail though these likely TO be settled
during the week. since the dance Is to be heid a, on
Easter Monday. The committee includes Miss
EtheI Eames Miss Ethel Valentine. Miss sarah
Seaman and Miss Annie Wilbur
Mrs Charles Phzer and Miss Phzer OF No 29l
washlngton-ave.. celebrated Washingtons Birth
day by reception the last of their series The
hostesses were assisted by a number Of young
women among them Miss Phzer. OF Manhattan:
Miss Eldrldee. Miss Barr. Miss Lockwood. Miss
HoIely and Miss Edna Story. The table decora-
pleasing
and pink. the latter being DrdeSinaid rosg TOSS
Among the callers were Mrs. William Erhardt'
Biyrne, Miss clara Turnbul Miss May Broun, Miss
julia Wood. Miss Stockwel. Mrs. Emil PnZer, OF
Mp92sn Mrs Aub PAVE Bak eq" Eugene wdman
Theodore Lattson. Edward Terry and MISS Grace
Treat.
Mrs. Charles H. Machln, Of No. 254 Gates-ave..
was at home on Friday from until o'clock As
ssting her were Mrs. Victor Ballard and Mrs NJ
b. Fuller. Of Manhattan Presiding at the tea
table were Miss Lolita Weeks, Miss Edith Ihomp;
son Miss Florence Il. Barr Miss Ina Crosby ana
Miss H. Rhoda Mead The parIor,s,, ,hree IN num-
Der were decorated with red carnations
on Tuesday evening last a beautiful home we'd
ding was celebrated in Carlton-ave, uniting George
Chaplin Taft and Miss Ethel Elizabeth Smith Inc
best man and ushers were the college classmates
Of the bridegroom. and the decorations were in
green and white. in recognition OF the bridegroom
fraternity coiors The bride was given away ny
her uncle. James \. Babcock. ana wore a VIII VIII
gown Of peau De sole elaboratoly trimmed WIN
white six chiffon applique. She carried bouquet
Of white lilies Of the valley Her slsIS'i ~
II J. I.yall was best man. and a a McGlashan'
G.. Rove. F. 5. Winchester ana Ut r. a D'l'-
barre acted rs ushers
Miss Kelsey Miss Martin Miss Ogg Miss Stan
ton. Miss Vernon and Miss Walbridge are the COM
mittce in charge OF the Adclphi Junior Prom
The date is April 4.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Cochran. whose pretty
apartment. in Clinton and Pacific SITS" was burned
out recently. have taken an apartment IN , the
furniture and wedding presents were saved.
Mrs Fields class will hold It's literary and social
meeting on Thursday at the home OF Mrs. Fred
erck William Moss. No. 80 Remscn-st Breakfast
will be served at 1920 O'Clock and will be folloTed
Theodore Buklcy and one on Letters ana beIies
I.ettrcs" by Mrs. Frederick i. Bellamy
Miss Elisabeth stnlman Of San Francisco. a niece
OF Thomas f. Silllman OF No. % Joralcmon-st. has
come East 10 study music. and IS staying with the
Misses Crawford OF 40. 80 Joralcmon-st
Mrs. Alfred Hnrichs Of No. a. Strong Place.
gave a small luncheon Saturday last. Her
guests were Miss Louise Atwater Miss Louise
Atkinson Miss Angc Atkinson. Miss Ethel Nalen-
Eouqrcfs of various flowers were placed NJ each
cover.
The dinner Of the Yale Alumni will be held at the
oxford club on Friday. The speakers are ex-
nectcd 10 be Governor Roosevelt. Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Woodruff General Stewart l.. Woodford.
lanes W Alexander president OF the Princeton
club OF York: President Timothy Dwight or
Professor Arthur ITadley Of Yale and Lieutenant
John Greenway Of the Rough Riders
The CrceIia Ladies' Vocal Society-both chorus
and osaociate members the guests Of Mrs. j.
Henry Dick second vice president Of the society
NJ a tea given on Friday afternoon In The pariors
~ the Long Island Business College South Eighth
%, Aesisfing the hostess Mrs. Daniel I.
Wilson Mrs G. f. Langhaar. Mrs. George Essig.
Mrs c. Ohrig Mrs. Elmer p Cain Mrs, Charles
Winter Mrs David Mycre MisS Mee N ensTch
Miss NJ II Gynn. Miss Emma kroos Mrs "; A
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