New-York tribune., 1900-01-14

foionds of the pair were aware that they were
Md, Mr Iowner Is one OF the prominent members OF
Mrs Charles NJ. Hemiway gave an "at home"
IN her apartments in the Columbia In Pineapple
ST. last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs w T. Moffatt
ana Mrs. Reginald Blake presided at the tea table
6ssslsing the hostess in receiving were Mrs Charles
999uthard, Mrs James Calender Mrs Howard
i D. ,aadden and Mrs James r. King of At
me frst meeting of the Young Peoples Euchre
Cluo of the Navy Yard was held on Wednesday
denng daarbtgsr at IT the home Of Miss Agnes
"a tne hf second wear of the club which will continue
number of people gathered last wednesday
evening in the Knickerbocker Field Club house,
nnde2 fhe rsde t. listen to musical OF home talent
The second of a series OF informal teas" was
given by the Packer Institute Associate Aiumnae
on on WE Wednesd&ay ne & afternoon. at the home of Miss
Miss Louise Fannie Watson daughter of Mrs
Elizabeth A. Watson. married on Wednesday
evening to William T. Burrill. member of the real
estate T5n OF Burrill Brothers, the home of Mrs
samuel r Davidge, of No. 557 Thrd-st who is the
of St Matbews tbere9 Srch neT5 a9
Secohd-st, performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Elliott Bigelow of No s4s Clinton-st, on
Wednesday gave the first Of two afternoon recep
tions for her daughter. Mrs. Richard Irving
Neithercut Among those assisting in receiving
were Miss Bigelow Mrs. Harris X Masters Miss
Miss Herrick Miss Harrison and several young
women from Bridgeport, the present home of Mrs
Neithercut
Mrs. Alfred c. Bedford of No. PA Gates-ave.
gave a large reception on Monday afternoon
Of color anil Y
formed the chief decoration. Assisting the hostess
In receiving were Mrs. James Russell Clarke, Mrs
E. Bedford. Miss Annie Kimball and Miss Clara
kimball Monday. was the tenth anniversary. of
the reception dinner was served for the original
bridal party and a number of other guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Howard and Miss How
ard Of Wiow-st spent last week at the Shore
ham Hotel Washington They attended several re-
Miss Olive Celeste Moore. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Elwain T. Moore, of No. 72O Nostrand-ave,
will make her professional debut as singer
Thursday evening at Mendelssohn Hall, Manhattan
Miss May Halsey Miller acted as hostess at the
Writers Club tea which was given yesterday after
noon at the studio OF the President, Mr.. Bardwel
in the Brooklyn Library Building.
meeting of the Adelphi Alumne Association
was held on Friday afternoon at the home of the
president Miss Alice Morse of No. 800 ST. Marks
ave. Many guests present, and there
musical and literary programme. Those receiving
were Mrs F. c. Truslow Mrs. F. L. Noble, Miss
Edith Ray, Miss Ethel Stockwel. Miss Winifred
Appleton, Miss Elizabeth Romer, Miss Emily Kel-
sew Miss Jessie Kneeland and Miss Grace Tuttle.
Miss Caroline Sutton Howard and Charles Farm
ham, of Manhattan and New-Haven. were married
on wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Henry
w Pierson No 81 Macon-st.. who is the aunt Of
the bride. Mr.. Farnham's father was the late
bO
The second of a series of two informal at homes
for the purpose of introducing Miss Edith Squier,
the daughter Of ex-Park Commissioner Frank
Souier was held on Friday at Mr.. Squier's home.
No. 90 Prospect Park West. Those assisting Miss
Souier and Miss Florence Squer were Mrs. Edwin
Sayre Miss Voorhees, of Manhattan; Miss Eleanor
williams Miss Amy Dunlap, Miss May Broun,
Miss Isabelle Broun and Miss Ina BgeloW.
Miss Marion Richardson, of Boston, is visiting
Mrs Henry Summerield Beard, of Ciinton-ave.
The marriage has been announced Of Miss Grace
Cary Webster daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Horace
Beebee Webster to Louis Stanley Styles on
Wednesday evening, December q, at the First Uni
versalist Church, Tarpon Springs, Fla The bride