New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

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;bs Beecher and Neergaard homes at Nos l23 and
used FOR the dance and the reception
On Thursday evening Of this week dance will
Re given a, the Art Association Rooms. in Mon
,ague-st by Mrs John f. Tousey and Mrs James
Harvey Williams.
On Friday evening dance will be given in the
Pierrepont Assembly Rooms. The hostesses on
this occasion Will be Mrs Francis L. Hine and
Mrs William G Low
The Urban Club will hold a holiday dance and
entertainment on Tuesday January 2 in the
Perrcpont Assembly Rooms The dance will be
given in the hall and the play place aux
Danes" Will be presented in the banquet room.
Those n the cast include Mrs J. J. schoonhoven;
Miss Firth. The Committee on Music Of whic1
Miss Louise Mundell is the chairman, viii present
short musical programme. Among the patron
esses will be Mrs. Andrew J. Perry Mrs. Frank
Abbott, Mrs. Humphrey s. Anderson Mrs. George
II Prentss and Mrs. James Stranahan Burke.
The first Of the Saturday evening Junior Coti-
Ions OF the younger Heights set held at the
P!errepont Assembly Rooms last night There
was no regular cotillon. that feature will be
reserved for the Easter Dance 10 be given
April 21- The Hungarian Orchestra played and
during the intervals between the dances there
effectively decorated with holly and greens. which
were very suggestive of the holiday season The
Saa?d Aiden wbman. Alfred Sieolvius PeTcSai
r. Goepel and Fordham Pave; the patronesses
c Duval Mrs sturgis Coffin and Mrs. George
Norman,
The frst series Of three subscription dances
was held on Fsiday evening IN the Hanover Club.
IN Bedford-sve. The next dance will be given on
January 1s. The dance on Friday evening was
very successful. The reception room was special
" decorated in honor Of the affair. The COM
IN oharC NJ dance included ID.
F ''s Morenhaaer SnItSs GiiGert J Kitchng. William
hngSt sna TeTe Mrs James speTTy Mrs
Daniel T. Wilson. Mrs WNiam hnignt ME-
M6enhaSer' 5ion nf Mrs Gilbert j. Ktching and Mrs.
John II. Behre
The holiday Farmhouse Cotillon. the second Of
series Of four was held In the Farmhouse in
Prospect Park Tuesday evening and was at
tended by many young people well KNOWN IN
Brooklyn. Christmas trees, on which were hung
the fayors for the cotlon. the effective FEAT
ures OF the decorations Santa Claus personihed
nv Clarence NJ Smith distributed these fsvors our
ing the evening Robert s Talmage led the coul-
lon. which was preceded and followed by informal
dancing Among those present were Ho"alu
PYLE A H Ostrurn. MI and Mrs Charles j. NC
DArnott Frederick Byrne, Olin Wilson Guy
Ioomis Winston Hoyt, Justus Dettmer, George
A Street E. J. TurnbuIl. Miss Etnel Pearsall
Miss Broun Miss Mary Broun, Miss Mary Rogers
Miss Ina Bigelow. John H. Hallock' Miss Anna
Russell Baker Miss Alice Campbell. MISS Edl'h
souier Miss Hunter. Miss Helen Hunter, Jerome
a Morse Miss Kneeland. Edward r. Tinker u;
W&Id Ms: Af5is Pdih ffiR Ray a[s Ms TrHSa
Mfeb6 Mr. and Mrs. st. John Wood Miss Marie MTis
AmTa Miss Tua2 z1h a A@yta Hayes Mss carha william
Hazard, Ralph Perry Arthgr BeNhe' MTs Jacob g.
Tetnnt 6ettmer drs ST. John Wood Mrs WiIliam dodp
HR csmPbeM RS9gn Mrs MSso HGen was f1T
nished by Warmers Orchestra
On. o, the affairs OF the week which will attract
.so a.,ertIon az society will be the coming out re-
can,ton Of Miss Kate Louise Hodges. the daughter
~ Alfred Hodges of No. 46s Bedford-aVe Mrs' H.
u Belden an aunt Of Miss Hodges Will receive
With her on Wednesday afternoon OF thls "eeA
from until o'clock. several OF Mlse 'JIs'.,a
college friends who will be home for the holdays G
viii assist her in RECEIVING Am9ng ths Tss VII Eliza @
l, piss mGKfen nfcber Miss Josephine Lowell Miss Alice
Gsadwick fn Miss Lueheh Hewitt Miss s. Edith Edith
Boe'5kef naep ar and dance will be given for the re-
ceiving party.
A number OF prominent engagements have oeeh
announced in the course Of the last week MIS- n
L Mnligan Of No. 81 Lee-ave.' announces tiie en-
eacernent OF her daughter. Miss Florence Gertruoe
Nuigan TO Harry Roscoe ConKhn OF brooKISh
Mrs Bernard W Booker, Of No. 10 Lincoln fiaoe e
last week announced the engagement OF heF niece'
Miss Beatrice Arnold Booker. TO Wilbur d. Tired
well son Of Warren c. Tredwe of Sterling PIaGe
Another daTebtrr Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Henry ingalls, Of No 2Si 81 NJ yonn and Mrs Edwin A.
sumner Of Worcester. Mass. Miss Ingens sa ., ss
NT simmer is a graduate of Brown University OF
,racIed attention is that Of Miss Elsie GTisWwoI1
Ely ne 1SughJef et "" and Augustus Libby Wil
iarns formerly OF this borough but no" IN ouSileSS
in California
January is not a popuar month for the orides
A. so far announced. there will be rev Jahuaig
weddings However those which Will pc p for the
usual number Of weddings IN the course oi '''''-
The marriage OF Miss Matilda H. Marvin ana
Dr Medwtn Leale OF Manhattan, will take place
=, o,clock on the afternoon Of January Is at 81
Bartholornew's Church. Manhattan The Rev. AT
thur B. Kinsolving rector OF Christ Church, oi
Clnton-st this borough, will oh1ciate' assls'eo D'
me Rev DR. Greer rector of ST. Bartholomew $.
Miss Marvin's father the late Tasker h. Marvin
was for MANY years a prominent member or Christ
Church The maid of honor Will be Miss florence
Marvin the sister OF the bride and the bridesmaids
y be her cosns Miss Evelyn Daey ana Miss Miss
Marion Leae and Miss Lbn2 lillian If deIe, FsbasS ai
and Miss CorneIia Dow Of Brooklyn small
HeePpS HfeePoR r At the home OF shrgvDlpfbst hg 3iTg viii
follo" the ceremony. on the SATURDAY folIo"iiS
Ems s marriage 9ar the young couple WI arine sa Which,
Dr Ieae will study in several OF the larger cities
IN Germany.
MISS Leslie Whitman. daughter Of Mr ano mrs
Isaac A Whitman. Of No 2H Henry-st.' VIII be
married to Frederick D. Sherman. The ceremony
viii be soemnized in the First Presbyterian
Church within a few weeks. The exact date mas
not YET De 2een made public Mr.. Sherman is the son
oi J0hn ~ sherman, Of No IS Remsen-si. Both oI
the families are well known on the Heights, and
the wedding VIII doubtless be marked by a large
gathering OF fashionable people.
Another prominent marriage which will be SOL
emnized in Manhattan in January will be that OF
Miss Olive Beatrice Muir the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Muir, 70 Or. David j. Fuller Of Brook
lyn. on Thursday, January The ceremony will
be performed In the Judson Memorial Church.
Mashlngton square reception will follow az the