New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-17
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.

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pom -, ,,noess II was stated at the close OF the
laa,,or last night that the proceeds from 'ne
~ ~ tickets books, photographs anu o'''ei az
20 unuld amount 10 S,en Inc Asdooe Niup
w charitable organization composed OF young
No,sn from the most prominent ia",','es % D'ooN-
Bn, me tbn EXPRESSION AN sorts and conditions
m urls The proceeds OF the e nooT b
will go 70 o 9 ~ this club Al the close of the sale
nT night dancing begap to ne ne ofiraTs OF me me
music OF w w. Ethel f. Valentine, president; Miss
ee9o o H. Packard vice president Mss SuIla
EhESSSpreck IKE recording secretary and Miss Ethel
+ Fsmes. treasurer
xou.york Musical Club was the attraction
Iho -.o,.able entertainment held Wednesday
o. an - -, the Knickerbocker Field Club at its
eVen.s o in East Eighteenth-st and Tennis
eluU -. rYa,hush. Those who assisted in rendering
CounS,ocramme were Miss LORETTA Iu,appah GTTSene'
the pTSss,h Hirschmann, soprano; Harry Willard,
Miss EoN md Clarence Bartlett. saxophone sooist.
yonhh s close Of the entertainment the chairs were
hour.
,.,v Of the Colonial Daughters of the
me Century held its second meeting for
seVeh'. ~ 1890 Monday evening at the
inc - Mrs John r. Talmage. OF No. 45 South
nun. sove The decorations consisted Of the
D.,ay N the American flags one large flag having
esp rscsntlv presented to the society by Captain
L Higgins
:. ,,a society An address was made by Mrs. An
.. O. ,acobs regent Of the Long Island Society OF
he Daurhters of the Revolution, on the subject
Of Of some salem Homes" Mrs Mrs j. T. sacketi spoke
O O Of plymouth Rock. Miss Kate Bickford sang
several songs ana MSS o ne PtayTu
eion and musical will be given by the society 70 its
members and iTendS al ebsIer n 1anv
eral artists VIII SINS
-, nretty home wedding on Wednesday evening
res that OF Miss Mabel L. Stephens. the daughter
~ Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Stephens. to George r. Ben
rs,, the son OF Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Bennett. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR.. W. c. P.
Rboades at the home Of the brides parents No.
so Madison-st The bride wore gown of white
satin Wh Of 9h eq The maid Of
honor was Miss Mary Bennett, sister of the bride
gresents After bridal supper Mr. and Mrs. Ben
nett left for a tour through Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and Washington. On their return they will
five in Brooklyn.
I Iverson Winslow. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Staynor
wnslow Of the Park Slope. and Miss Mary Town.
send Of Staten Island. were married Thursday
afternoon in Grace Church, Manhattan. The bride
wore gown OF white silk. a lace VEIL and carried
bouquet Of white flowers. The maid OF honor,
formed by the Rev. DR.. Eggleston. rector Of the
parish at Staten isla1S where the brides n family
London for some time, sailed with his bride yes
terday for home
Mrs Edward Human held large reception
Tuesday at her home. No. $50 Remsen-st The
house was effectively decorated with roses and car
nations Music was furnished by the Neapolitan
Orchestra. Mrs. Human attired in hand
some gown Of white Venetian point lace embroid-
eieo Il FrsnSis B Beard Mrs Henry summerield
Beard Miss Human and Miss. Benedict. At the
SShof Of the receiving party by Mrs Humans
mother Mrs William Beard. at her home, No 40
Amity-st-
One OF the prominent receptions OF the week was
that given by the Civtas Club on Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Darwin ]. Meserole.
Of No. lSO Joraler The receiving party con-
sisted Of Miss Kate c. Baldwin. Mrs. Clifford L.
Lutkins Miss Mary Dexter. Miss Sophie Meserole.
Mrs J. Bion Bosart. Mrs. William G. Wallace, Mrs
Darwin J. Meserole, Miss Emily Belts, Miss Louise
Van Arden, Miss Lucy Haley and Miss Isabelle
Piano solo, BY MIS- Marie A. Aimraii:. paper
Highways" read by Miss Marie Jadwin. secre-
By Miss Kate &c G. BALDWIN: original story, FOR
Souls Sake" by Mrs. Frank Day Tuttle
woodford. who returned from Europe recently.
will spend the winter at No. 80 Pierrepont-st the
home Of Edward q. Eames.
wiets held the first Of two afternoon receptions
IT their home No n Columbia Heights. They
assisted in receiving by Mrs. A, Allan Hand Mrs
J. Henry Carson. Of Manhattan and Miss Thurber.
The first Of the Tuesday evening dances for this
winter was held Tuesday evening in the Pierre
pont Assembly Rooms The patronesses were Mrs.
Augustus Van Wyck. Mrs. Isaac Reed, Mrs. ].
Elliot Langstar and Mrs. James c. Nuns. The
Arrangement Committee consisted Of F. D. Mead,
lto, nar1 apd
Edith G. Rogers Miss Julia Darby. Miss Josephine
Barr Miss Elise Ripley Miss Helen Hodgskin, Miss
Rogers e Miss Jennie iutfins, Miss Alice Hyde Miss
Laura Dunbar, Miss Josephine Hazeltine, Miss Van
Ef G Mss Alfred csrhT H julian
Hodgskin, Dr. c. E. Riggs. Y. 8 NJ; Or. Garter,
Amor Ward. Eieetus B. Ward Arthur WiehI
George Street and Frederick Clark
Announcement has been made of the engagement
Of Miss Hide Beck niece Of Franklin w. Hopkins.
OF Columbia Heights, and Alfred Opdyke, son Of
William c. Opdyke Of Manhattan Miss Beck is a
member Of the class Of 81 Of the Brooklyn Heights
Seminary. Mr.. Hopkins Is young lawyer practtss-
v White.
The first Of the series Of three Cinderella dances
Of the present season was given on Friday evening
in the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms in Pierrepont-
st. The Managing Committee consisted OF H.
Evelyn Pierrepont David Stuart and Arthur Cor
lies. At 1870 o'clock dancing began. The cotillon
was led by David Stuart. dancing with Miss Mary
Pttman Earle The favors for the girls consisted
Of pretty pink and white crepe balls, dainty niue
baskets and gayly colored feather busters. while
the favors the men received were Christmas calen-
dars, leatherette picture frames and miniature
Santa Claus dolls The patronesses were Mrs
Jonathan Buckley Mrs James w. MacBride Mrs;
v. Sterling Peters. Mrs. Joseph F. stillman ana
aylo
were Charles F. Needgaard c. S. Parsons, MISS
louise L. Lacy Miss Florence NJ Lee Thomas ~ -
Hewitt Frederick o. Lacy, Miss Mary NJ Howard
Mss Turtle. L. T. Martin, Frank Howard Gcr a: T.
Newton, Mr. and Mrs. w. l. Newton george J.
Goodrich, Charles r. Carhart Miss cara Og gen
Mss Louise D. Maxwell Miss Lois c. Low MISS
Mss Newton, j. w Lewis John r. Mq qH,,tir r.
Miss Maxwell, Miss Bertha StockweI WlIlidn r.
Cearhart jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. stilman'
rrSencs Arnold Miss speiss CLARENCE l M fheStWTT
Shepherd J. j. Van Nostrand, Arthur Gorlesi;
coward R. Tinker IT,. CRAIG Colgate Mr' 1 Sne
4 Finke Miss Phzer. w. c. Gerrish, W. !. Frotn-