New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
INBROOKLYN'SSOCIAL WORLD

IN BROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD
Increased activity in the world OF society shows
the near approach OF Lent when there must oe a
cesratop OF gayety. and the quieter Lenten diver
sinns will take the place OF balls teas and recep-
tions The last week busy one. with the
stNlrnan dance at the Art Association Rooms the
big Greco-Roman ball with its two thousand
/ quests al the 18th Regiment armory, the Poly
Prom" at the olytechnic Institute and the Friday
night dance Besides these there were nuns , j.
smaller affairs and several prominent ana brHhAh'
receptions
Wednesday OF this week will he filled with q
variety OF pleasant happenings for the social world
The BROOKLYN Barnard Club will give reception
for Mss Cecilia Beaux at the clubhouse. no l3l
Remsen-st from o'clock until T. The PORTRAITS
hy Miss Bcaux that exhibited at the recent
portrait show IN Manhattan viii he on exhibition
also at the Barnard Club during the reception.
Other receptions for Wednesday those OF Mrs
J. Francis Herreshof. Of No. 10 Pierreponi-st'
Mrs John Van Buren, Thayer. OF No. 26 Monroe
Place and the second Of the receptions held by
Mrs Thomas r. Hewitt, OF No l22 Remsen-st
md her recently married daughter. Mrs. Edward
r., eption will take place on the preceding day.
Miss Adele Walton. Of No LOG willow-st.. enter
tained the Dance Club OF the class Of '@ Packer
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs William Hall Ropes and Miss Ropes. Of No
125 Wirow-st will receive tomorrow. and also
Monday OF next week. from until Z
The Amateur Musical Club Will give It's third con-
cert tomorrow afternoon at the Perrepont Assem-
bly, Rooms on this occasion the solos viii all ne
sung by members Of The club the selection chosen
the usual custom OF the club the evening concert
will be the last Of It's winter series, and WI! ne on
April The next concert will take place on March D
Packer 95 Will hold It's annual luncheon at the
Mortauk Club at some date in the near future no'
yet decided and Packer, 81 Will hod ite IunGhTG i1
on February 80 though the place Of meeting If mol
YET determined upon.
Miss Guild. Of No 81 Monroe Place. gave tee
on Tuesday at which she assisted by her SIS
Ter Mrs Louis y Pragar while Miss Helen Dodge
and Miss Florence Marvin poured tea
Miss Carol Thomae gave dance on Tuesday at
mo homo Of her uncle Raymond Jenkins Of No.
90 Nonroe Place in honor Of Miss Elizabeth Perry,
Of Boston Mass. The cotnon WAS LED ny vincent
Loeser.
The latest engagement reported for the week is
that OF Miss Waldo Walther. OF No A7 Carroll- s'
and Edward schumacher u Philadelphia out foI,
Packer 90
Miss Harriet sheldon Putnam. daughter OF
Charles C. Putnam Of No 80 Consress-st.' ana
1oa,dar w r Coleman OF the Alhamora. NOS
trand-ave. Will be married tomorrow d o CLOCK
a. the Church of the Pilgrims, by The Rev. III
Richard Salter Storrs. The bridesmaids VIII %
Miss Lila Putnam and Miss Grace Putnam. nom
sisftre of IN, bride The maid Of honor nelhs !t.I'
Miss Aane Putnam The best man WI. D, ,6 1,io
ham h. Coleman and II Day AtwsieI r. ma Ind i,5
C. Puuam 3d. William y Dickinson IT, anu
Eliot Bigelow jr.. will be the ushers
on Monday evening the Rembrandt Club Will
,,ee, If Inc home OF Hosmer Buckingham Parsons
~ IT,, Lincoln Place. The speaker Will be Johh
La Fargo.
Mrs william Baird jr. Mrs. Lloyd Lonersan
Miss Bessie Alexander. MIS- Jennie Greene MISS
Ju.ie,te Jacobs and Miss Emily Weicn are the com.
mittee ID charge OF progressive enchre 10 Ve -ell
p,neqt of HE families Of the soldiers % the ''''
Regiment
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cnauncey Of 80 70 Jor4l-
enon-st. vii give their dinner cance Tor ABOUT
eighty guests on Tuesday evening. The dinner VIII
be served ~ small tdbies
~ and Mrs Henry Hathaway Pottle will hoiA
.,., ,ost-r.io,ial receptions OF Tuesday of this
week and on Tuesday. February =. at the nome
90 Mrs. PottIe's parents Mr.. and Mrs Valentine
Linn N.netcenth-ave. and Eighty -ihrd-S|' ha!
Ridge.
One wedding IS set for the first week IN Lent j
Is that Of Miss Louise Perry. daughter OF Timothy
Perry. and James Benson Crane. and is TO be q
quiet home ahalr-
Edward A. Kidder and Miss Grace Kidder. OF
Remsen-st. expec, to SAL for the Mediterranean
on Saturday Of this week
The Whtcome Alumne gave their annual lunch
con OF Thursday Al the Hamilton Club There were
sixteen tables. which were decorated with lilies Of
the valley bouquet being at each cover. The
favors were Gibson pictures mounted on gray