New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08
BROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD

Miss TAlchan Hewitt younger daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Charles 3. Hewitt. OF No. 1S2 Congress-st..
nil be formally introduced at reception given
celebrate the silver anniversary OF her father and
mother and the birthday OF her uncle. Edward NJ
shenard. who lives at No. I72 Congress-st The
supper VIII be served in Mr.. Shepard's house.
Dancing is TO begin after Il O'Clock Mrs William
2 Ford Of No 80 Garden Place. has issued invi-
.s-jons for dance on the same evening. wednes-
6s evening of that week is selected for the dance
70 he given by Mrs. J. B. Herreshoff in honor OF
ter son Francis Lee Herreshoff who has lately
recovered from a illness. The post-Lenten
s,bscr4ption dance will be given Friday evening
he P;errepont Assembly Rooms. 1t viii be man
saad by a committee consisting of Miss Florence
= Mss Marion Low Miss Adelaide Chauncey.
Miss Madeleine Chauncey, Miss Grace Chauncey
4e1ca an interesting fact ia that many of the men
MI b &c invited rom that borough Saturday even
as he Junior Coton will be given at the Pierre
mem nerr Of Ms. sturgis Coffin and several Others.
The Wednesday Afternoon Card Club will give
s.,oa Al The P1errepont Assembly Rooms Wednes
5sv evening. April p
-acepsion ana dance will be given the Farm
r-,,,sa Prospect Park Wednesday evening. April
* THE affair viii be given by a number Of Wells
College girls who live in Brooklyn. Park Commits
s,orer Brewer is deeply interested in the success
~ me undertaking, as both his daughters are Wells
students.
subscription dance VIII De given by a cluD OF
men who call themselves the Saracens Tuesday
.roning April - The members of the club are
vster s Bartfndale. Gerard n. wildes, William
srnons Frederick William Bridge, c. Stacy Bender.
- Rearns jr Frederick Pattison. George H. Kle
never Cord A Meyer. Edward Reynolds and Har-
mon Reynolds
The c. { G Club recently held successful cake
and candy sale at the home OF Mrs E. A Lewis or
No. 1d2 Pierrepont-st-, who is the mother Of one
nj the members Of the club. The proceeds OF the
sale which amounted 10 more than 800. were
turned over 10 the ST. Giles Home for Crippled
t5ough many g1Iesses have been made the
nesnng OF ne ini+aIs re members of the club
are Of the younger Heights set, and include a
president Of The club
The engagement was announced last week Of
Miss Kathryn Isabel Reed. niece of Mrs. Samuel
Browne Duryea- Of No, IS Remsen-st., and Robert
Perrepont- Of No 216 Columbia Heights.
Considering the fact that the contracting parties
we're so well known socially. the marriage of Miss
Mabel Pouch. daughter Of the late a J Pouch.
ana Dr. Norman Phillips Gels particularly
quiet The fact that It was Lent and the recent I
as the reason for the quietness of the ceremony
Greene-aye wednesday afternoon After bridal
trip Wisconsin and elsewhere the couple VIII re-
rurn 10 Brooklyn and live at Classon and Gates
Company q OF the 23d Regiment, holds its an
nuaI dinner al the Union League Club on Friday
night. April 20.
The marriage of Miss Jennie A Quick. daughter
Of David r. Quick. of No 129 Nobe-st-, and niece
Of Charles H Reynolds. vice-president Of the Sew
sn Ward ard Bank 52 Dr. VII M 5e ceeb FPe on on
Aori- - at the home Of the bride
AmoHg the women present at the April social
meeting % the Fort Greene Chapter, Daughters Of
the American Revolution, which was held Wednes-
dsv afternoon in the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms.
r M-. c4a sb4y 81 re Ms Ns W MILAN MRS
Stranahan. Mrs. Sylvanus Reed, Mrs. Walter Glib.
Mrs Henry Day Atwster. Mrs. Horace G Clafin,
Mrs. Franklin w. Hopkins Mrs John Thallon and
Mrs Dwight Ripley. Miss Ripley, and Mrs.
Heges. Of No - South Portland-ave. viii give
tea ar their home Wednesday afternoon. April IS,
from until o'clock
Mrs. John Grayhurst. of No. 424-Grand-ave., ex-
poets 70 SAL on the St Paul next Saturday.
The patronesses Of a subscription cotillon which
viii be given Tuesday evenin April "a. at the
aickerbocker Fled Club are Ms De Witt E gailey
dorm, Mrs. Erskine H Lott Thomas P Peters and
Mrs. Rufus 9. Shirley
musical in aid Of the Maxwell House will be
given Thursday evening.
one OF the interesting engagements announced
last week was that OF Henry Titus Hodgskin, the
fifth son OF Mrs. James Black Hodgskin, Of No
AL Clinrou-st and Miss Norma Nixon, of Bridge
ton. X :. This is the third engagement in the
Hodgskin family Etnce last autumn, the other TWO
being the engagements OF 7. Elicit Hodgskin 10
Miss Matilda Lang and Julian Miner Hodgskin 10
Mss Kate L Abbott. Miss Nixons hance is
member Of Troop c, and served with the troop IN
Puerto Rico. Mss Nixon is the granddaughter of
AN-rOr rszr7T n "a a
Naaonal Bank to Of Bridgeton. The engagement is
me elimination of brief courtship, Mr.. Hodgskin
having met her but a few months ago, while she
was IN Brooklyn visiting his sister. Miss Helen c.
Hodgskin
Miss Grace Allen Price niece Of Colonel and Mrs.
George Allen Price OF No. ID Montgomery Place.
r urned 70 Brooklyn Wednesday from visit Of
se eral weeks in Binghamton. y. 7.
interest 10 BrookIynites is the recently an
led engagement of Miss Ely, daughter Of Mrs.
Cone 2 Ely, and William L Parsons. For
number q years before going 10 Manhattan the
Heights and many brooklyn girls received their
eclcat.on from them
pretty home wedding OF the week that Of
Minnie Rachel Rogers, youngest daughter
Irz. Nancy Rogers. Of No 4G1 Hancock-st-, and
mas Phlip Ryan Tuesday evening. The N brides brides
q. The couple Will live in Brooklyn.
The regular meeting Of the Womans Republican
CEiou League was held last Tuesday. An inter
est,ng paper was read by Nine. Heating The
Puerto Rico Tariff" The League will give a bene-
f. eucars Tuesday evening. april "a. at the Knapp
Mansion.
Tie C1vitas Club meets next Wednesday after
loon. The subject of Social Reconstruction will
te discussed
Colonel William Hester, IN company with Mr..
snd Mrs Chauncey Marshall. expects TO sail early