New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

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Charles Edwards Woodbridge. son Of Mr. and Mrs
G l. Woodbridge of No so Strong Place. will be
eesoTated at the second Unitarian Ghurch Linton
% The brides only attendant viii be Miss Ethelred
Browneii is a graduate Of Tassar, and was former
" teacher in Erasmus Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence c. Ryerson had a house
warming at their home. in Woodhaven-ave-
,ast Wednesday night They entertained the mem
Mr.. and Mrs, A. B. Chandler are in New-orleans
en- route to California. Mr.: and Mrs: Albert Eckert
the autumn, have returned TO No. $50 Clnton-ave
Mrs James :. Suydam and Miss Florence G. suy-
dam. of Lincoln Place are visiting at Palm Beach
The Boomerang Whist Club Held its seventh
meeting last Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashley W. Cole. No. % Lenox Road Flatbush
home Of Mn and MRS Sinclair smith No s02 Fifth
ave, on Tuesday evening, February q
The Berkeley AIurnnee Association held its long
anticipated dance last Tuesday in the assembly hall
of the institute in Berkeley Place Muler's orches
ira furnished the music, and the patronesses were
Mrs. Charles A. Body, Mrs. Charles Burrell, Mrs
2. Wallace Cone, Mrs. Henry Clay Evans, Mrs
Henry NJ. Wells, Mrs. Harold a. Sinclair, Mrs
George schlegel Miss Mary Cone and Miss NJ. B.
Cary. All of the patronesses are members of the
aluznne. Among those present at the dance were
Miss Griggs. Miss Lidford. Mr.. Atwater, Mr.. At
kinson. Ernest c. Ropes Miss Patchen, Frederick
Quincy. Sydney Kirkham, (. A. Tachert Miss
Aiken H. Mechlin Herman Eggers, Henry Eacher,
Mss shsd E cORTwa{ shai ne Mrs MRS N II W
Steiner, The Misses Atterbury Miss E. Steiner NJ
F. NJ. Butler, V. Y. c. Howse, c. A Body. E. H.
WiIlett. S Deming. A v Bennett G. G , Egbert;
Whitts iSG " g Redfeid Miss Alice Ropes, Alfred
II Duran MF Rickerson. J. G shiPman Il J.
J N j H A
.. Walker, Miss tombstone, D. A. Body and c. E.
McIairn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde hoffman. who have been
spending the winter at the home of the latter's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 7. Richardson, Of No
their home Short Hills. n. ].
The engagement is announced of Miss Cora Barr
daughter Of Mrs. Julia w; Barr; of No. 153 Park 1i
teenth-st.. Manhattan
An engagement which Will interest Long Island
people is that Of Miss Maud Nicholas daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry l. Nicholas, Of Babylon, Long
Island. TO George Caspar Niles, Of Boston
Mr. and Mrs J. Fletcher Halstead of Remsen-
ST. started last week for indefinite stay at Riv-
erside. Cal. General and Mrs George ". Wingate
and Miss wingate. of Dean-st., sailed for Savannah
Charles A. Hoyt. of No Is Pierrepont-st. is now in
California.
The third Bensonhurst subscription dance of the
under the cement Of Mr.. and Mrs
William H Black and Miss Ethelyn A Parfitt, was
given Friday night the Dyker Heights Club
house Eighty-sixth-st. and Thirteenth-ave. 1t was
a delightful affair. The patronesses were Mrs. P
Bogert, Mrs. J. Brown. sr-, Mrs. 7. Carman Mrs.
C Carnan, Mrs. J. H. Coleman, Mrs. G. F. Good
ing Mrs R. Finley. Mrs. T. Harris. Mrs. ]. H Hor-
ton Mrs. T. Lowers, Mrs. r G. Larason, Mrs M
nit. Mrs. R. sherwood. Mrs. {. B. vaux, Mrs. A.
Invitations have been issued for a reception to
be given next Wednesday from I Until o'clock by
honor Of her daughfer-n-law. Mrs. Erskine H.
Lott.
The seventh annual gathering of the Welsh
Alumni Association occurred Friday night the
Hotel St George The members of this organiza-
Lewis-ave. and Decatur-st. The association takes
coa of scRoo No 5 who died about e eight Years
ago. The president this year is Charles G. Barlow.
The fifth annual ball and reception of the Adelphi
Alumna Association held Friday night in the
gymnasium hall If the institute. The decorations
wFe Of JspanTSe snte5Rf sna the aumn coors
posed Of Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Peckham, Miss Har-
Miss Florence Settle. Miss Lane Miss Willis, Miss
HaUpt. '''''
The annual masquerade ride Of the Bedford Rid
ing Academy will be held tomorrow evening
The Union League Clubs annual musical for
VIII be given in the parlors of the club next
Tuesday afternoon. A table dh6te dinner with mu.
sic will be served from to 9 o'clock. The dinner
will be followed by dancing in the gymnasium
The pre-Lenten dance given Friday night at
the Pouch Mansion. There were about two hundred
present After the dance a supper was served
The dance under the management Of William
r Leggett and j. Everett Sparrow The patron
Cullen bryant Mrs. Frank Russell Baker Mrs
James r. Sparrow and Mrs. Charles Frazier Leg
gett; T. was announced at the dance that the or
sanization would give post-Ienten dance some
time in April
Mrs n. Townsend Thayer. of No. So South Port
lsDd-ave., has issued invitations for an afternoon
reception on Tuesday February q. from until
O'Clock.
The home of Mrs. William Lyons of No 10
New-York-ave. the scene last Wednesday
evening Of a delightful ST. Valentines dance it
being The secoT6y~of the neighborhood cotillons
hostess, Miss Jessie Pollard. Miss Margaret Gutter
and Miss Grace Edith Thallon The cotilIon was
,eo zee. ~ J; A MccarrolL The girls received paper
and those for the men were heart shaped court
plsster cases.
The alurnna OF Miss Whitcomb's school had a.
Valentine luncheon in the red dining room of the
Union League Club last Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Victor Ballard Of No. s5S Washington ave
the chairman Of the Entertainment Commit,
among The entertainers were Miss Maude Kraft
singers ard Miss Alice Post elocutionist Mrs
A Rgggles is the president OF the association.
An entertainment in the interest OF the Vassar
Students Aid Society. Brooklyn Branch was held
on Thursday afternoon and evening of last week
al the home of Mrs. George Hunt Prentiss, No n
First Place. The feature OF the occasion was
talk by Newton H. chittenden, who was
dressed ia the complete costume Of a North Amer-