New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
Ladies' Suits.
Especially Good Offers for Monday.
RROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD

BROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD
Mics Hicks. Of No. CO South Oxford-st.. who re-
sntlv returned from trip around the world, will
tol5 q reception Saturday afternoon. April p, at
bsr home 10 marx her return to Brooklyn. She
Wi be aEssSSo Pri1e "a TEere VIII he hearts
Ps5:Sf PPsssfs III II"
The Theatre Club which was organized by Mr..
and Mrs Chester / Richards, of Montgomery Place
and which meets month. at its last meet
ing went TO the Lyecum Theatre. Manhattan. A
ooTed 3 at the he % and In Nth the
,I,Ss Ethel PearsaIl Miss Miller Of Newark; Guy
Ioomis h1SS Howard c Pyle. Amos P. Hawley and H.
DIN Wilson.
One Of the quiet but fashionable Easter weddings
Will b. that OF Miss Marguerite a. Dingee daughter
n Nj and Mrs John F. DIngee, OF No. 1S7 Clinton
ave- and James c9ssdy Y r. son Of MI NJ and Mrs
Vii take place at the brides home, Wednesday
evening. April %
What promises TO be pleasant subscription dance
IN mid April Will be that given in the gymnasium
and parlors Of Miss Rounds's school, No. 525 Clin-
ton-ave on the evening of Thursday, April 19. The
dance Will be given for the benefit of the Cuban
ornbans The Arrangement Committee consists of
Miss Edith Keiser, Miss Henreue Daus, Miss Zoe
6eDHe" II fbe dance are Miss Christina Rounds. Mrs
RadoIphe J. Daus Mrs. Edwin NJ. Keiser, Mrs.
Henri FHTiIS Mckay. Miss Alice Dinsmoor, Mrs. Marie
IIebHan Ms. Henry Sanger Snow, Mrs. Edward
n Grout and Mrs. William j. Carr.
Henry Austin Adams will deliver lecture at the
Post Hop Room. Fort Hamilton, Saturday after
noon He VIII speak on 'Rudyard Kipling." The
sng a window for the new chapel at West Point.
The patronesses are Mrs John / Rogers MIS-;
Mrs. Samuel c. Allen.
The annual dance Of the Young Peoples Club Of
F1atbush viii be held Thursday night, April l9.
The Rev W P P Bliss. of Chicago. will deliver
his last lecture before the Civitas Club next Tues
There will be two marriages of considerable
cial interest on Tuesday evening" April "a One Of
these VIII be the marriage of Miss Mabel Hincken
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. COrt r. Hinckeh, of No.
St James Place and Joseph Nostrand Pigot. son
Of Joseph Beadel Pigot, of No. 81 Cambridge Place
They will be married in st. Luke's Church, at
$50 o'clock in the evening. Miss Carrie /. Bense,
of Manhattan will be maid of honor. and the
bridesmaids selected are all from Brooklyn and in
clude Miss Mary Bowen Aiken. Miss Nathane Mics
Drake. Miss Maude Rowland and Miss Louise G M M
E. So Beyd Hncken Randall O. Walker Ernest Van
Every Leonard Van Every and Limo w. Pomares,
of Brooklyn. and Charles Dupee, OF Plainheld: y
J. a reception follows the ceremony at the orloes
home.
On the same evening, at the same hour. the mar
rage viii be solemnIzed Of Miss Mabel Ray Weller.
daughter Of Nj and Mrs. I. Shelby Weller, Of No.
Ill Monroe-st and julius Herbert Keller. of Man
haitian. Of the late DR.. F. Keller OF Brooklyn.
The wedding viii take place in the Church @. our our
Father in Leerts Place. Miss Marie Edlth heIieIs
The niece OF the bridegroom, VIII act as ln9du 9G G
honor. and the bridesmaids are TO be MISS Fannle
Wendt and NJ c Aiigil of Manhattan. There Will
be reception for relatives ana intimate frlends:
Miss Weller. on the Wednesday evening preceding
her wedding, viii entertain her bridesmaids
The Reformed Church on the Heights will be the
scene Of a brilliant wedding on Wednesday even
ing April IS The bride viii be Miss kathryne Bar
low Stevens daughter Of Walter Benjamin Stevens
and the bridegroom will be Charles Haviland Hunt
sen Of David Hunt. The ceremony win be foIlo~e99
by reception at the Mansion House. the nome Vi
The Steyenses.
Mrs. Margaret sangster will give reading from
her own poems at the home Of Mrs. John w Hol-
lenback No 4sS Washington-ave., next Tuesday
morning It IS for the benefit Of the Indian Asso-
cation 10 pay the debt incurred in conducting, a
Lucia NJ Forest. harpist. viii contribute the musi- |
cal part Of the programme
The Misses Wall daughters Of George NJ Wall.
q Vermont are visiting Miss Nettie Wright or NO.
. Greene-aye, Brooklyn
O. HenD-st.. who sailed for Europe about month |
ago recently Joined his father and sister the Kew. |
les Luguer and Miss Eloise Luquer, in Florence.
.igaly: They had just returned from trip lhrousn
ne Holy Land. All Of them expect TO De nome
about Easter.
Mrs. E. l. Kalbfeisch, jr. has offered prize for
competition next Thursday in the Dyker Meadow
est Club. Daniel Chauncey will give two prizes
ioF driving contest on April 26. 1t win be more
lsn month, however before the annual opening
ley O. the club which is 10 take place on May TO-
As published yesterday IN The Tribune, the en-
ssgeneat has been announced OF Paul Leicester
.soTe, - the author. Miss Grace Kidder, daughter
VI raNard H. Kidder OF No. s. Remsen-st.
another ot the April weddings will be that of
-9ss Louise Lamb daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, VIII
TTsI 81 sIno Of No - Rodney-st 10 Thomas Everett
-1eihn. Of Delta. Col.
an enjoyable informal dance was given last Mon
r al me tne Hotel ST. George. 1t organized by
-, A o. ihe prettiest weddings Of the season
- ceieDraled Wednesday afternoon at the home
81 - ana Mrs s. V, White, No. 210 Columbia
49, Ihe bride Miss Hide Beck niece of |
law s,a eas Ars Franklin MILESTONE Hopkins son-n-
hrideercS as ughler of Mr. and Mrs White The
Grs WiiGna was AIfred Opkyke son OF Mr. and
Dr. Ne.---i- -iE " = Dpdyke, Of Manhattan The Rev
A -fSNeA dwight Hills |