New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

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Miss Lille Lefferts. daughter Of Mr.. and MRS
James Iefferts, of No. 5es Flatbush-ave. and
Charles Montague Cooke. jr.. ot Honolulu MISS
Iefferts was one of the debutantes OF the earlier
Especially thai Of F7iafbush Mr. Cooke. although
born in the Hawaiian Islands is of an American eI16
After their marriage the pair VIII live in Honolulu
Stureis Coffin of No 2s7 Henry-st., has just COM
pleted a cottage in Keene Valley, in the Adiron-
dacks which he viii occupy with his family during
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Adams. who have been
living in Manhattan. but formerly residents Of
Brooklyn. accompanied by Miss Sands. OF BROOKLYN,
sailed last week for Bermuda, where tney VIII
make stay of several weeks.
Mrs Edgar F. Luckenbach. of No. 81 First Place.
the third Of her series OF ''at homes last Mon
day afternoon. In the receiving party were Mrs.
Charles Edward Etheridge, Miss Marian Reiten-
stein and Miss Kate l.. Abbot.
charity ball viii be given at the Pouch Gal
iery Wednesday evening. April is. The entire
building viii be used for the occasion Two
chestras VIII furnish continuous music. Mrs Calvin
e Hull, of No. 5Sl Washington-ave. Is at the head
of the Arrangement Committee. Among the
patronesses are Mrs. James Harvey Williams. Mrs.
J. Henry Dick. Mrs. Frank Prentice Abbot Mrs.
John II. Burtis Mrs. H I. Buck Mrs Sylvester
/. Blood Mrs. George A. Belts Mrs Victor Bail
lard, Mrs James s. Burke. Mrs. Frank r. Baker
Mrs John w. Block. Mrs. Maillard NJ. Canda,
Mrs. s Cantoni, Mrs s. f. Coldwen. Mrs. f. J.
Folmer, Mrs Joseph c Rowden Mrs Julian d.
Fairchild. Mrs. ". H Garrison. Mrs. James John
ston Mrs J. Elliott Langstaf. Mrs Leonard Moody.
Mrs. g, II, Prentiss, Mrs Lowell Palmer. ir. Mrs
John Wood Mrs A ] Perry Mrs John 2 Henry
Mrs. Francis H Sloan Mrs. Arthur r Pain Mrs
Ing. as' S'eu o. ieiaen ana MRS James Watt Fie'n
For the first time in several years the boroughs
Of Manhattan and Brooklyn will unite in giving
charitable festival The affair is called the Chill
dren's National Easter Festival" and it will open
on Easter Monday. April IS and continue for
fortnight It will be held in the list Regiment
Armory Manhattan and will be given under the
auspices OF me cuban orphan Society. The Cyitas
Brooklyn. eli interested in the festival. Among
festival are Mrs. Camden c. Dixie Mrs J. Elliott
Iangstaf. Mrs Calvin E. Hull. Mrs. John Achelis
MIS- John Van NostTand and Mrs. Milton Haxtun
Mrs. Robert T. Davidson and Miss Davidson. of
Bushwiek-ave. have gone South for an extended
trip. They will visit ST. Augustine Fla, and Cuba
Mr and Mrs. J. 0. Williams and Miss Maybelle
Williams Of No. 2s4 Gates-ave. started last week
for Florida for the benefit of Miss Wtliams's
health She is recovering from attack of typhoid
malaria.
Henri de Regnier. the French poet who arrived
in America recently. will deliver his first lecture
in this borough before TAIlance Francaise. The
& sstpre 9sF @ be ysx gysR in 45 the asse6y hal Of + ds
be delivered n French, and the subject viii be.
raphy.'
The Brooklyn woman's Club. at its next regu-
lar meeting. tomorrow evening, will present
Crawford" Previous 10 the play, a sketch
.'Cranford Days" will be read by Mrs Alice
Morse Earle
Miss Louise Munden, contralto soloist Of Christ
Church viii give a series of recitals her studio
No. 27s McDonough-st. The first OF the musicals
Wiz be given next Wednesday afternoon
The Get-Together Club will meet tomorrow even
ing 81 the Hotel St. George. After the dinner
there viii be a discussion Of the subject, The
Church and Place in the Life of To-day" The
Rev. Leighton Williams. who will preside, will
speak on the Institutional Church." Edward
King and John J. Foote viii discuss The Working
man ana the Churcn, ana the FeV; ihon1as J.
Dueey viii follow wit an address on The Church
Future? The disqualification OF Religious
Thought VIII be treated by the Rev. w. B.
Alis-
Ex-Congressman and Mrs. Felix Campbell and
their daughters staying now at Lakewood Hotel,
Lakewood. y. J. They Will be there for an indef-
mite time
Among the many Brooklyn people who have gone
South for the Lenten season are Mrs. J. ]. Van
Nostrand. Of No. le2 Columbia Heights; George A.
Stanton, Of No 12S Remsen-st.: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Thurston Aldridge, Of No. 42l Clinton-ave.,
whe are at Palm Beach FIa MT anG nSi MRS; r Hehry
Miss Nina Dunning, of No 65 South Elliott Place,
entertained the members Of the Park Slope Euchre
Club last Tuesday evening at her home.
Mrs. Chester l. Richards of No. IS Montgomery
Place gave a euchre party at her home last Thurs
day afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Henry knight Dyer and Miss Dyer
sailed yesterday for extended trip through Eu-
rope.
A musical given last "Wednesday evening by
the pupils OF Mrs. Agnes Flor1an Higgins at No.
80 Cumberland-st. The programme was opened
with piano solo, "DUXeme Mazurka,' GODDARD, by
DR.. Walter Bryan. Miss Julia Breurich, Begin
ner. followed with Lyness He Was Prince:
Miss Nora A Naughton contrato sang Looking
Back" Sullivan; Herbert A O'Bren gave For
gotten" Cowles. and was encored; Miss Eleanor A
Murphy sang Tostfs 'Goodby"; Rossinis "Gratias
Agimus' rendered by the Misses Morson and
Murphy and Mr O'Brien; the duet Estudian tina, -
Lacome. Was rendered by Miss Sweeney and Mrs.
Irving, and Frederick J. Bryan sang "Thou'rt Like
Unto Flower" List and Greeting Hawley.
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