New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
RROoKLYN'SsoCIAL WORLD

-ao,,o, will be given for the benefit OF the
Rainbow Cot of st. Johns Hospital next wednes-
aav evening in the Pouch Gallery, No sa5 Clinton
&c. The soloists secured for the evening Mrs.
Grant soprano, Of Brooklyn. and Miss suza
- .Ior,s, OF Boston. The patronesses are
80 .,a-c,s / Bailey Mrs. Henry c. Bainbridge,
Nfrs peter Bogart Mrs Edward T. Cockey. Mrs
-. D Eddy Mrs. Arthur Eldridge, Mrs John
= IS1.a.or Mrs A D. Goddard, Mrs. Clarence
I,S p. SieNsS Mrs William c. Kingsley: Mrs Abner g
Keeney Mrs. Elliot bSngsaan Mrs Mrs LOUIS louis NJ
NOV DO. Mrs Chester Richards, Mrs Frank L.
sen Mrs S,rI Esfefla iebn B VAN Every Mrs ST. John
woods Mrs. r. Newcomoe Whitney 1 and Mrs; Sid
ney F. Walker. Dancing VIII ioi'o" 'ne recital
,~.a SECOND Of the Friday Evening Dances
bs,d last Friday evening In the Pierrepont Assem-
Nv Rooms Dozens of japanese lanterns, lighted
- s,ectric globes formed a pleasing effect The
- 80 o1so Japanese. The patronesses of the
,sance were Mrs Francis L. Hine, Mrs. John Not
man Mrs William A. Taylor. Mrs Jonathan Buck
- and Mrs James w MacBride. One or the
1os of this series of dances is that the Man
s,q committee must consist of unmarried women.
r. ,b,s reason Miss Elsie Ogden, who is now
.5re Alexander White. has ceased to take part In
che roanageuent Of the dances. Miss Alice ogden,
,1,or has taken her sisters place. and with
MISS Fish the original member of the committee,
-,a4 ,,t the arrangements successfully. Miss
Me- stfllnan and Miss Litchheld who were also
member, nt,,,on on was led by Leland Stillrnan who
DANCED with Miss Alice Ogden Among those pres
sqs S5srT Earle Miss Mary Seaman Miss Charlotte
stIlman Charles P williams 2 6 Sheldon , Persons
SSE|oiter II stuart Miss Louise Maxwell Miss Mar
FeTe' 5fiss Anna Low Miss Lois Low Miss Sarah
Chapman Miss Clara Ogden MISS Z E1nel Isathes' r
Inan mlSS ii pay Atwater George S. Goodrich. Will
lam MS erGspoSi GTaSs k1 h1dGs6 and MISS MISS
hel5m eTbsrt r. Pratt Miss Eliza beth Tousey, Miss
t1f AeP PierTepont Miss Edith GLIB Frederick pwght
SI-s,1ar, IN q Low jr. Howard Whitney Mr.. and
1r.,
Perry and Miss Cora Mallory
--, e,gaeenent of Stephen S. Yates, of No. Y
oaanove and Miss Marion Tilford Combs, of
: 1-,ng+on Mo- is announced. The marriage will
eks pIaoe IN the middle of February, and after the
weddng Of fhs raTe They win sa on the St
on February 2l
Friday afternoon Mrs. Frederick William Moss re-
ceived AT the first OF series of three 'at homes
e+ No 81 Remsen-st. 1t had been expected that
Mrs Charles Gambrill Baldwin, of Baltimore Nd,
who was Miss Fannie Moss, would make her first
formal appearance since her recent fashionable
wedding but at the last moment she found it i'm
possible to come North. much to the disapP9intment
assisted in receiving by Mrs Samuel Brown
& M MFs beodeSa a + Bukegg MGgaM Miss waterman Of
Southport Conn, and Miss Esther Waterman Miss
Miss Cora mallory Next Friday and the following
viii probably appear at both of these receptions
AT present the young couple are lYlng IN an
The rnidwinter dance Friday evening, January
26 of the Polytechnic Institute viii be one OF the
largest and most successful dances of the winter
Already nearly all the subscriptions have been
taken Dancing Will begin at 10 o'clock. At u
o'clock there Will be an intermission. when sup
rately decorated for this dance. There will be an
abundance Of bunting flags, flowers and palms 10
make the scene a gay one.
A reception is TO be given for the Rev Robert
Rogers rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd.
In McDonough-st., near Stuyvesant-ave. by the
members of his church next Tuesday evening. The
Reception Committee consists of members of the
vestry The various women's societies of the church
VIII sSSst n % reepfio n3F S SB se gVe5 in the the
Parish Hall which is being handsomely decorated
for this occasion.
The second of the Bensonhurst subscription
dances was held Friday night in the Dyker Heights
Club house. The decorations were red and green.
The dances are under the management of a com;
Tittee eonss1g % 6 Gf MISS Bac The ne tbree otber inq
dances of the series win be given February 10,
Colonel Ashley w Cole and family are living
in their home. No 2s Lenox Road. which was re-
oded d during fP f6f h ST stay earf in the early part OF the
Edward Luckenbach, of No. 2e Montgomery
Place returned home last week from a two months
trip through England and Scotland.
Miss Kate c. Baldwin, of ClintOn-ave, expects to
leave for California this week; She will go to
Pasadena, and also visit Los Angeles.
The engagement has been announced Of Miss
Frances Martin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Zaiss. of No. s5s President-st.. and John G. Zm-
is a member of the Crescent Club and the
Riding and Driving Club.
A delightful concert win be given Thursday
ing the Dyker Heights Club house for the benefit
of 81. Philips Church The quartet from Holy
Trinity Church viii sing. It comprises Mrs. E. ].
Grant. soprano: Mrs Mathilde McLewee, contralto;
Charles stuart Philips tenor, and Henry s. Brown,
barytone. Mrs. William Z. Beardsiey will also ap-
pear, and l. j. Grant viii be the accompanist.
ter Of Joseph Sanxey. of No 533 Washngton-ave.,
10 Walter Taylor Reed. of Atlantic City, n. J..
was solemnzed the home of the bride Wednes-
day afternoon. The Rev DR. John Humpstone,
pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church. of1ciated at
satin with yoke and sleeves Of lace. Her veil was
fastened with an aigrette, and her bouquet was
OF white roses and lilies of the valley.
Among the passengers on the Columbia of the
Hamburg American Line, which sailed on Monday
were Charles A. Moore. president of the Montauk
Club; Mrs. Moore, Miss Jessie Moore, Miss Elsie
Moore Charles Arthur Moore. jr., and Eugene NJ.
Moore Their itinerary includes Alexandria Ma
pies, Paris and London. Other Brooklyn people
on the same vessel Miss Elizabeth Tousey
daughter of 1.r and Mrs John Tousev Of No "a
haitian but formerly Of BrookIT5 rbo he" 90, Ud oia i
with their chaperon, will tour the Continent.
On Tuesday Mrs. J. Frederick Alderman and
her daughters, Miss Adelaide and Miss Annie Ack-
srInan Of the Park Slope, sailed for the South of
The third Of the Farmhouse cotillons at the