New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-28
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.

The large dances to be held this week are as fol-
lows. Monday evening the last of the Twenty
Dances In the Farmhouse at Prospect Park
Monday evening the last Of the basSnsh
Third I'm suscrptien Dance at , the Pis s F
day Evening Dances. Pierrepont Assembly Rooms
Mrs E. H Barnes will give dance in honor of
her daughter. Miss Beatrice Barnes. Wednesday
s So6ms February IN the fie'rep0"' Assembly
H'O
Miss Leslie Whitman. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Allen whitman, will be married to Frederick
Derning Sherman at o'clock Tuesday afternoon IN
the First Presbyterian Church.
Students graduates and friends of alumni attend
ed the Poly" dance Friday night, and it was
one Of the most successful midwinter dances held
bv the senior classes Of the institute The gymna-
SUM was decorated in pink green and white with
festoons of slniax strung along the gallery ana
Mains and ferns SCI here and there and many
electric lights to brighten the scene The afair
was under the management Of eom N l4V
uayton M Hamilton, Edward A Chilyer Henry
G. Hartmann, treasurer. and F. ID P 0 IWilliam n
b Dudley T. A Gardiner. Howard j. IS Har
81 Old 7 I. White Waite and Robins Woodward
Mr. and Mrs Frank Healy. of No 26 South OK
ford-st will give a reception in honor OF tnelr
6auphter Miss Mabel HeaIy on Thursday evening
from until IL o'clock. Dancing will follow the
reception
The engagement has been announced OF MISS
Helen May Carter. niece OF Nine Helene Ma !ggl
OF No 2s5 Westinghouse to FRANK u onii'h
The Cambridge Club met last Monday at the
home of Mrs J. Frederic Goddard Of No 1Is Car
roll-st Papers on the folklore Of different eonn-
trieS we're read After refreshments musical pro-
gramme was rendered
The Brooklyn Heights Seminary Club met last
Moaday at the home of Miss Mary Byrne' OF NO. %
Garden Place Miss Byrne is the chairman OF the
Music cGm G Niea P PfrTy and Miss Alice Campbell
presided 81 the table
Among the Brooklyn people who registered re-
Gently at the Lakewood Hotel were Mrs. Charles a
sherman MI and Mrs. Harry Leroy. MISS Leroy
and Arthur Hale.
Mr. and Mrs c. F. winkemeier, of BROOKLYN
we're recently at the St Charles HOTEL III E>e"
Orleans.
Miss Blanche Morrison. daughter of Mr and Mrs
Cornelius Morrison of No 70 Canarsie Lane nat
S1eh gave a dance at her home on THURSDAY
Mrs Robert Gar. of No. 12O New-YOrk-ave, will
give a dance on st. Valentines night at the Foueh
Mansion
Nc William NJ. Van Anden and Miss Louise Van
- oF No e. Fierrepont-st., left on Thursday
Gov Ct A,g1stine Fla. They will stay there some
time and will make trips TO other places OF H'eIe0'
in Floflda
Mr. 1u1ian D. Fairchild, of No. s45 Carro-st.. on
wednesday afternoon gave the last of her series Oh
et homes for her daughter Miss Florence T. ar
child In the receiving party were Miss He eiet
Ackermann Miss Florence Wilson and MISS Eoi'h
Kaiser.
rr Emmett D. Page Of Washington-ave.. and
Miss Helen A Smith. formerly OF Brookiyh' pu'
who has been living with her brother. the Rev;
Frank A Smith. Of someTvile n j. were b,d T6e
on Thursday evening at the nome OF the DIlue' Ano
avri 1iVpiu
NJ aud Mrs Lowell NJ Palmer. jr.. held their
first reception in their new home at NO. 800 Pros
meet Place Wednesday evening. The mouse was
decorated with palms and white and pink roses.
Mrs Palmer wore her wedding gown of white satn'
trimmed with point lace. In the receiving party
were MS Lowell NJ Palmer ST. VINO W sau Mrs.
OF Renaissance lace over I Snd sS NJ Mrs
Percy Burr Burnham, OF PorHah 70 [ Ne.' NJ" w
Dwight Backenstoce OF SeneEa a ~ ii1I palmer
Foo Miss Florence Palmer Palm c Miss hewitt levy
There was a large gathering from the Flatbush
section on Wednesday evening at the KnicKer-
hooker Field Club house, when members Of the club
under the direction of J. T Robb presented I'M. my
Fi fl1 Tine by juliet Wilbur Tompkins. After the
performance there was dancing
Mrs Cornelius Zabriskie Of No s46 Carroll-st'
gave a large reception Wednesday afternoon NAL
denhair fern, smilax and palms were used In the
decorations. The hostess wore a gown OF memo
trope and white striped silk, the waist being
trimmed with lace Mrs. Zabriskie assisted in
receiving by Mrs Emerson. her mother who wore
black velvet and point lace; Mrs. Truman Jay
BacIus Mrs William Todd Helmuth and Mrs.
Washington G. Roebling' Of Trenton
Mr. and Mrs William H. Thurston. OF ST. Paul,
have decided to live in this borough. They have
rented the Schwarzwalder home at No. 50 South
Portand-ave Mrs Thurston was Miss Ray
Haynes
Miss Carolyn Halsey. of No IA Halsey-st., who
has been spending the early part Of the winter in
Bermuda. expects to return home next month
Mrs. James H. Gould and her daughter. Miss
Mary Gould, living at No. 1ss Columbia
Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. George Albert Wingate, who have
been living IN Manhattan for the last few months,
have moved into their new home at No. 81 Jeffer-
son-ave. Mrs. Wingate is the daughter Of R. Lamb.
DR.. and Mrs. James Taylor Hanan, who went
abroad their wedding trip last spring. now
living in Garfield Place near Eighth-ave. Mrs.
Hanan Miss Hutton
There three dances Tuesday evening-the
last OF the Farmhouse Cotillons at the Farmhouse,
in Prospect Park; the last Of the Tuesday Evening
Dances, at the Perrepone Assembly Rooms, and the
dance Of the Rough Riding Glass at the Riding and
Driving Club.
At the dance of the Rough Riders Mrs. c. F.
Hubbs and Mrs. Willard L. Candee acted as
hostesses. The committee in charge Of the dance
was ". L. Candee. Frank w. Duryea, Thomas l.
Leeming, jr, and G. Herbert Potter. At midnight
supper served, after which german was led
by r. Kilniarth Appleton.
There q large attendance at the Tuesday
Evening Dance The patronesses were Mrs L. Ell
r.s~T efagf Afre lam and NTrS