New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-07

On Friday Mrs WIlhelnus Mynderse. OF No. 81
JoraIeuon-st gave the first OF series Of Friday
st homes in honor Of Miss Gould. her niece As
istips II receiving were Ms snds T MTs MFS
Holly Mrs Flint and Mrs. Osborne
dances was given Friday night in the Pierrepont
Assembly Rooms under the an manage srg Of the
committee composed OF r =, EVeyn ierFeP0"''
David Stuart and Arthur Iorhes'
Mrs J. Frank Durham. OF No . Herkin1er-st
gave delightful birthday luncheon last Thurs
day in honor Of her daughter MISS Grace |.
Durham Christmas greens brilliant holly and
choice flowers decked the dining room Among
those present were Miss Grace L Durham. Miss
Mar Forshay Mss ET F,al Hsn Miss Florence
Zach Mss Mary T. Durham. Miss lsa Del Mettler,
E1fI,e Butler Miss Grace Parenelea, Miss Annie
MqcA5a-n Miss Emile Cornell. Miss Bessie Detrlck
ard Miss Alice Wells.
Mrs. John Francis Philips gave delightful New
Years dance In honor Of her daughters on Mon
day night There was present large contingent OF
the Park Slope junior set, well as many guests
from out OF town Holly and Christmas greens
were the prevailing decoration Mrs Phillips was
assisted in receiving by her four dang s Miss
plque Mss Clara PhiEs in crepe ae chine Win
white lace. and Miss Grace Phillips who was
go~ned u CRY Pe-en mill Il O'clock there was
informal dancing. after which supper was served
Frank Philips and Miss Hickman. Of Baltimore.
Cogsweu J. Croscup married 10 w Harmon
FTod-zou member OF the New-Tork Board OF
Underwriters on Monday afternoon at the home
Of the brides father, No. $50 State-st- The Rev.
d. Rezs As0p 52e sSe{GF Of tss St ans huFfa
r Turner the rnatron OF honor. and Miss
ended the bride. Dr.. Homer c Croscup. brother
o. the bride, was the besJ man The orlae was
couple EFF for an extended bridal tour through
TIE South
! delightful cotiIlon was given on New Years
night BY Mrs William II. Lyon Al her home. No
10 New-York-ave. for about eighty members OF
the younger Bedford Heights society The cotiIlon
which began at 1870 O'Clock, was led by Miss
Blanke and ). Norman Carpenter, the grandson
% the hostess. Handsome boxes OF soft light cloth
for the girls while the favors for the men were
elded church warden pipes. tied with pink and
blue ribbons. Ices were served IN room just on
vie The furniture and the ornaments for this
room were brought from Europe by Nj and MS
Carpenter-
There IS 70 be private musical on Wednesday
night the home OF Mrs Jerome Elliott Bates,
No 81 washiugton-ave. for the beaeft OF the
Cuban Home Training School No. 126 Macon-st,
and the Trained Christian Helpers, No 81 Madi-
son-st- The musical programme is under the d.
recJion Ct DR.. Victor Ballard The Ballard Glee
Club viii sing. Among others who viii take part
are Mary Beaumont Weber and Anita Gibson
DIT. Ballard viii also sing several solos. The
patrouesses tor the musical viii be Mrs. julius ".
Bruun Mrs. John Bliss Mrs. c. L Brainerd, Mrs
Augustus F Babcock- Mrs Edward Everett Cady,
Mrs W c Clarke. Mrs. Clarence Creighton, Mrs
D P Morse Mrs. J. o. Williams Mrs Samuel A.
Goodwin Mrs. Frank z. Frear, Mrs. John L Hills,
Mrs James Lenerts Mrs. Herbert Williams, Mrs
H e Jswett. Mrs. J. V. Palmer. Mrs c. P. Met
calf Mrs. James H Darlington. Mrs. Ella R
Bernis Mrs. Homer Bartlett Mrs. J. A Fonda.
Mrs. Nathaniel W Hunt MIs Eo ETa5er N3rF1T
Leigh Mrs Frederick A Van Iderstein, Mrs J
EgFs M 1asn Franz ket sGan Mrs Mrs G Gha1s.
Hedge. Mrs J; W. HoIIenback Mrs Horace z:
posed Of Miss Bette Mss Edith Bliss Miss Jessie
Miss Sloan. Miss Sadie Hedge and Miss Brown
The RrookIvu Dramatic Society held successful
dance last wednesday evening IN the Argyll As
serbly Rooms place OF the usual monthly play
Dancing continued from anti Il O'Clock, when an
Informal entertainment by members OF the society
was given Afterwa-d dancing resumed until
z buret supper was served The patronesees n
Pennoyer Mrs. Dauncey and Mrs. Balser
NJ. Charles Wilmer Wheeler's reception which
was given at her home. No 11s Lincoln Place
Wednesday, Fl honor Of her daughter. Miss Resale
wheeler dsbutante, who has recently returned
from Paris OF The fashionable affairs Of
the week The house was lavishly decorated with
srilsx palms and ferns. Mrs Wheeler was as
sisted IN receiving by Mrs J Fairnan- and Miss
ing voIIrg society girls Miss Vanderbilt Miss Con-
tenctn and Miss Rollins Miss Wheeler wore De.
coming dress OF cream white crepe de chine and
nousseIine &c sole Refreshments were served on
q table decorated in pink and green Albert Gerard
Theirs, tenor. sang several solos.
Al the meeting OF the Civitas Club Wednesday
several papers win be read the subject Of The
Kew Industrial Conditions" Those OF the members
80 I'll take part n the meeting are Miss Jean
C-,--rharr Palmer Miss Edith Bel, Miss Jennie
Hale Miss Lucy Haley. Mrs A CurT!n T Fa aIs4
viss s1Irf1eI Hart and Mss Norma Hany george
Heron foTnsTly pr ssrses Before the club at
the Tneeting on Wednesday January "a
tn. Society o. the Colonial Daughters Of the
Seventeenth Century which was organized three
Years ago VIII give reception and musical 10 us
-ra-. and friends next Wednesday evening AT
ne Poucn Gallery. Prominent talent mas Deen en-
gagged for the programme
-. animal concert Of the Stevens Glee. Banjo
and Mandolin clubs viii be given on Tuesday even
fnr February 6 IN the Pouch Gallery Dancing
ri follow The rendering OF the programme Henry
s age season
Nj and Mrs Alexander Carleton tnee Frances
A.frsa whose marriage was OF the fashionable
s-afr- OF November, entertained al dinner the
members Of the bridal party on wednesday OF iast
week TIE dinner which was given at the orleans
Manhattan where the couple are living was Iol-
-TSeetrs' The guests were Miss 6. Edith Harrison
Miss Edna n Lupton Miss Kate Careton, Guy
M and Mrs. Edward II. Lttchheld and their
daughters the Misses Madeleine and Marion Itch
field sailed last Wednesday in the Furst Bismarck