New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
gROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD

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ghs Aynphictyonic Dance. which was given Fri
day evening at the Germania Club. in Schermer-
horn-st was one OF the brilliant social affairs of
the winter. The dance was held in the audi
serum which was deliberately decorated. At
midnight a supper was served after which
dancing was continued until late hour. The
committee in charge of the dance consisted of the
following well known men: James S. Swan, jr,
chairman; Charles s. Hoffman. Richard Schermer-
horn jr, Harold Dwight. Frank B. ogilvie. Fred
erick H Leggett. Roswell s. Nichols, Frederick
jain Charles B. Travis. Gustav w Eggers Eu-
F. Leegett, Claim Wight, Frederick T sherman,
r. Henry E. Mattison, Clarence Webster Dudley
Greene ST. Howard Holman, Sylvester J Col
Mrs Mrs josiah 7. Marean Mrs Gustaye A jain Mrs
William 5. Lambert. Mrs. Edward L. kaibneisGh
saigetfSy. Mrs. James s swan Mrs Frederick r
Sherman. Mrs Henry E. Ide Mrs Julian d FAR Ear
ter Mrs. Frederick s cowperthwait MIS-; L. M %rl
er sngde5 MRS rhe9 ibarf seHT smen
s'The Governors yrouw'' will be presented to-
morrow evening in the Academy of Music by the
Columbia University Musical Society. The time of
the opera which is Ia acts. is laid in the year
1872 and deals with the life of New-Amsterdam
The Committee of ARRANGEMENTS is composed OF
Henry F. Moves and Miss Alice Cotton. William L.
Fisse, Jr., will act as head usher
The reception given by Mrs John Zabrskie Lott
Of No $50 Flatbush-ave.. in honor OF her daughter
in-law Mrs Erskine H. Lott. last Wednesday af-
ternoon largely attended. The music was
rendered by a mandolin and guitar quartet. Mrs.
Frskine Lott her wedding gown OF white satin
ard point lace and Mrs. John z. Lott wore dress
OF black velvet trimmed with point lace In the
l. Wells. Mrs W G. Longraife, Mrs J. H. Living
ston, Mrs. Jeremiah Lott Mrs. r. Shirley. Mrs F.
Prince. ST.. Miss Louise Banks. Miss Anna Wilbur
Miss Sadie Longmire. Miss Minnie Ditmas. Miss
Gertrude TAFT and Miss Effle Conow.
The marriage Of Miss Emma briggs to George
Wright took place at the home of the bride. No Sl3
Madson-st. last "Wednesday.
An enjoyable dance was given Wednesday even
ing at the Farm House. in Prospect Park by Miss
Percy Loclitt ana Miss Ethel McCaldin. The host
esses were Mrs D. Leonard Noyes Mrs. James Nc
Cabin. Mrs. William Fish and Mrs. Sigourney f.
Clark
Mrs Josiah T. Marean of Brooklyn, and Stanley
Todd led a cakewalk Thursday evening at fancy
dress studio dance given by Mr.. and Mrs Stanley
Todd in their apartments. in the Sherwood, Man
haitian
A successful social tea of the womans Republi-
can Union League was given Wednesday afternoon
al the home of Mrs. Frederick Haslam, No. 40
willoughby-ave
The last Of a series Of three subscription dances
was held Friday evening at the Hanover Club in
Bedford-ave. At the close of the dance souvenirs
in the shape of bonbon traps distributed.
ienhsuer William Knight. Gilbert ]. Kitching and
Charles b Andrews The paTron2esses We're MIS- Mrs.
lam knight, Mrs. Wilson r. Smith. Mrs. John Nc
Kitching and Mrs John H. Behre.
one of the chief social affairs of the week was
the nineteenth annual reception of the Non-Com-
rnissioned Ofcers Association, which was given in
the 18th Regiment Arfnory, Sumner and Putnam
ayes. last Wednesday night. The decorations were
profuse and tasteful. Every guest of the fairer
sex was the recipient of a bouquet. All the
guests appeared in either evening dress or in full
their new artillery uniforms, with red trimmings.
ton of Professor W. S. Migrant. The grand
David E Austen and Mrs Clarence Wilbur Smith,
wife of Captain Smith Of Company F.
The annual reception and dance of the Unity
Club. of Brooklyn, which was given on Thursday
evening at the Pouch Gallery. was successful
The second annual dance of the Kenmore Club
was held Thursday night at the Hotel ST. George.
The patronesses Mrs. Harriet T. Chatfeld,
Mrs Charlotte I; Virgian. Mrs. Frank Bosworth;
Mrs. C. A. Bridge.
Mrs Chester Ingersol Richards will give two
card parties at her home. No. - Montgomery
Place. The first will be held tomorrow evening,
and the second has been arranged for Thursday
Under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Bay Ridge Reformed Church entertainment
Will be given next Tuesday evening at the Ridge
The Old Maids Convention
A charity euchre will be given on Monday after
at the home Of The Misses Merrill No BIT
Cnton-ave. Il will be given for the benefit of the
Williamsburg Hospital.
Miss May A. Carman, daughter Of the late Jesse
] S. Carman. Of Brooklyn, married last Tuesday
10 Edgar H. Mason Of No 100 Hancock-st at tn,
home of the brides aunt, Mrs Cyrus Pyle, of No
6e First Place.
The Knickerbocker Dramatic Corps will produc
"a Night on" the clubhouse next Tuesday even
ing. Among those who will take part in its pres
entation will be F. r. Boocock, Walter Moore
George z. Hayes. F. A. Adams. James T. Robb
Miss Bea trice NJ Stott Mrs 10 s ChatfieId an,
Miss Ella Benner.
Miss May Genevieve Hary daughter of Mrs. Mary
Haffy. and William T. Magee resident of The
Eastern District were married last Wednesday al
Sis. Peter and Pauls On their return from ;
bridal trip they will live at No. 17S Penn-st.
Walter Ewing Hope. Princeton 'O1. of Brooklyn
has just been elected Editor-in-Chief of THE
Daily Princetonian."
given at the home of Mrs. Cora S Lent No g
Henry-st, last Wednesday.
The Brooklyn Amateur Musical Club will give its
annual evening concert next Tuesday at Memorial
Hall, Schermerhorn-st., near Flatbush-ave
The engagement was announced last week OF
Miss Marguerite Maxwell. daughter OF Mrs. James
Maxwell OF Clinton Place. to Frank Hurnham
Ogflvte, of Troop c.