New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-11
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.

BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
dance was given by Mrs. Erastus II. Barnes
OF No Al Montgomery Place, in honor OF her daugh-
ter. Miss Beatrice Barnes, "Wednesday evening
in the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms. The electric
lights Of the bathrooms were covered with a deep
rose crepe paper softening and enrching the effect
~ the light The walls were decorated with smilax
and the corners were banks of ferns and palms palms
Large henlocks were placed in the supper ROOM on
chestra.
Mrs Emil Henry Weber, OF Carlton-ave.. gave
tea on Wednesday afternoon, from 4 until 10
o'clock in honor OF her daughter. Miss Marie Beau
mont Weber In the receiving party We're Mrs a
Miss Marion wiggin. Miss Susanna Anderton Miss
Clyde McCarroll and Miss Marguerite Walbridge
The next Bensonhurst subscription dance will be
given on Friday at the Dyker Heights Club house,
Eighty-sixth-st. and Thirteenth-ave.
The Alurnna Association OF Miss Whitcomb's
Seminary Is to give a valentine luncheon in the
large red dining of the Union League Club
house on Wednesday afternoon at 1:So 1ci9 LOCK
Victor Ballard and Miss Anita Gibson viii SING,
Miss Marion Wiggin viii play the violin ana MISS
Alice Post will recite
The last Of the Cinderella Dances was given on
Friday night at the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms
The committee in charge consisted OF Arthur
CorIies. II. Evelyn Pierrepont, jr.. and David
Buckley Mrs. G. T. Lanman, Mrs. James w Mac
Bride. Mrs. W. Sterling Peters. Mrs. Joseph F.
were shepherds crooks, scarfs and tambourines
The Governors Vrouw' will be presented by the
Columbia Musical Society at the Academy OF Music
On Monday evening February &c. for the benefit Of
the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men
The Eastern District will be largely represented at
q pre-Lenten dance which will be given at the
Pouch Gallery on Friday evening Among the
patronesses are Mrs. Augustus P. Day, Mrs. Will
Nm James sparTo Mrs Frank Russeii Baker
and Mrs Charles Frazier Leggeu
A recent engagement is that OF Miss Grace Estene
Butler. second daughter Of Mrs. Frances l. Butler.
OF No % Monroe Place 10 Luther Lawrence Fra
zier, son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Frazier OF No.
81 Cambridge Place
Another pre-Lenten dance will be given on Fri
day evening. Feb Iary g. in the Perrepont Assem-
bly, Rooms. The committee consists Of Frederick T.
Ackermann. Redmond Keresey, jr. Louis H May
snd George A. Street. The patronesses are Mrs.
Frank z. Benedict. Mrs. G. W. Street, Mrs c. F.
FTsncie Heresboff Mrs. kenneth Torrance. Mrs
Albert Lincoln Mason Mrs. G. Morgan Muren, Mrs
The engagement is announced of Miss Anna Pink
erton. elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allan
Pinkerton, Of No. Il Eighth-ave.. to Lewis Mills
Glib, son OF John Gibb Of No 2l8 Gates-ave. Miss
Pinkerton is q graduate of Packer Institute and
member OF the Civitas and Asacog clubs. Mr. GLIB
Is a brother OF Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt.
Mrs James Black Hodgskin has issued invitations
for luncheon St Valentines Day In honor of
TO T E Eodgskin and Miss Abbot, who is to marry
Julien Miner Hodgskin.
An engagement recently announced is that Of Miss
Lucy Dalrymple Rogers 10 Frank Dominick Mead.
Miss Rogers is a niece Of Mrs. George Lee, OF No
122 Amity-st.. and a cousin OF the Rev. Arthur B.
Kinsolying, rector of Christ Church Mr. Mead
member Of the Crescent mt Athletic Club and was
Miss Bessie Cook, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Harvey Cook. OF No. 1897 Dean-st.. and
Thomas Pendreigh. whose engagement was an
Presbyterian Church Tuesday; February q: Mrs;
The next social tea of the woman's Republican
Union League will be held Wednesday, Feb
ruary q, from TO O'Clock p. at the home Of
Mrs F. Haslam. No. 40 Willoughby-ave An at
tractive programme has been prepared by Mrs
Annie MxseIl, chairman of the Entertainment Com
mittee Tea will be served by Mrs. Richard Nugent
and Miss. Jennie E Rade. Arrangements are
which is TO be held after Lent. Five new members
Miss Lillian V Leash entertained the Prospect
Social Club at her home. No. 6S3 Sterling Place.
Tuesday evening; The next meeting will be held
the home of Miss Jones, No 13 Marion-st.
The annual reception Of the Fenelon Will be given
81 the Pouch Gallery on Tuesday evening. Andrew
Mclean viii lecture on THE Poetry Of Emerson"
Mrs. A. c. Irvine and Miss Maud williams OF No.
$50 Union-s viii give progressive euchre to-mor-
evening.
Thirty students from Hampton Institute will pre-
sent Mrs. Ruth McEnery Stuart's Golden We'd
ding Thursday evening in Memorial Hall
Young women's Christian Association Building. in
Schermerhorn-st. The story has been dramatized
by Miss Alice Bacon. The proceeds to be de-
voted TO defraying the expenses of the institute.
The Hampton Male Quartet and chorus will sing
plantation songs Mrs. Stuart will also read from
some OF her own writings.
The Criterion Theatre filed Thursday
evening when the Unity Club gave minstrel
show.
heart party was given on Thursday evening
by Miss Dalton and Miss Duryea. of No. Monta-
que Terrace.
The third of the Packer Alumni is to be
gwen on Wednesday afternoon at No. 81 Remsen-st
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Knight Dyer of No Sc LET
ferts Place. have invitations the cele-
bration of the twenty-hfth anniversary of their
marriage. TO be held Monday, February 26, at
SIC p. m.
Mrs. William c. Pate gave q luncheon on Friday
in honor Of Mrs. c. p. Rees. wife Of Lieutenant
Commander Rees.
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