New-York tribune., 1901-12-08

pital for Women and Children at the Pouch Gal
lery brought TO close last night. In the
afternoon there entertainment for children
and in the evening the sale of fancy articles was
continued The receipts from the bazaar were up
10 the expectations
Mr.. and Mrs. James Foster Of No. 24O Berkeley
Place. gave a reception Wednesday evening at
the Art Association Rooms introduce their only
daughter. Miss Florence Foster Southern snilax
palms and ferns were used IN the decorations. The
hostess attired in lavender silk crepe trimmed
with chiffon and seed pearls. while her daughter
wore white Liberty chiffon trimmed with spangled
lace. The receiving party included Miss Mary Ar
mold Miss Alice Beebe Miss Emily Braham Miss
Louise & T Ditmas. Miss Lucille Glatz, Miss Louise
Miss Helen Judson Miss Louise Lefferts Miss
Mckinney Miss May Marckwaid Miss Jessie 1s' f
YeergaaTd. Miss Louise De Forest shelton, Miss
EiGrenee Shepard eI; Miss Nay Tempetop Miss Anna
Lewis. dance followed the reception.
a number of well known bachelors have organ
| lied a series of dances to take place at the Art
Rooms on Tuesdays January and February f.
The early parts of the evenings will be devoted to
general dancing while cotillon will follow supper
| which is to be served about midnight. The com
ard J HaslehuTst Thomas A Gardner, E. Hubert
be Mrs. a. A Low. Mrs. Edward H. Litchfeld and
Mrs. James i. Morgan.
Mrs Jaffery Amhert Wisner and Miss Sophie
Wisner gave a reception at their nome, No. 452
Washington-ave.. Wednesday afternoon. Brides
maids roses Bostern ferns and Southern smilax
were used in the decorations. Mrs Wisner
attired in a handsome gown of black crepe de
Paris, while Miss Wisner a white lace robe
Mrs. Henry Kingsbury, of Scranton. Penn, and
daughter-n-aw of the hostess assisted in receiv-
Ing The RECEIVING party also included Miss Della
Miss Katherine Ogden. Mrs Burton J. Berry and
evening.
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of No 17s Gates-ave. for two receptions the dates
being Wednesday. December II, and Wednesday.
January S. Mrs. Merritt also announces homes
the first and third Wednesdays until April.
The special Christmas sale of the Woman's Work
Exchange and Decorative Art Society will take
place Tuesday and Wednesday this week at
the associations rooms. No. 139 Montague-st
Miss Azala NJ Lawrence, of No. 27 Montgomery
Place, will give Christmas dance at Barons,
Clnton-ave-, in honor of her brother, Parker V.
Lawrence, an undergraduate at Harvard Univer-
sity, who will be in Brooklyn for the holidays.
4 cotillon arranged by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Brown was given last night in the Pouch Gal
The wedding of Miss Alice Murray Mackey,
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mackey and
Raymond Disbrow Van Name took place on Thurs
day afternoon the home of the bride, No 233
| President-st- The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Albert J Lyman; ,1; pastor t, of the South Con
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| ed her sister maid of honor, and Leonard F.
| Hotchkiss, of New-Haven acted best man. A
| large reception followed the ceremony. After a
bridal of weeks the young couple will re-
| the home of the brides parents.
Miss Kate Waldo Peck has arranged lecture re-
cital for Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, No 623
St Marks-ave- Miss Peck will be assisted by Miss
Rebecca Mackenzie, soprano; Harry Livingston
Chapman baIytone. and Miss Hattie A. Peck,
| companist An unusually interesting programme
| will be presented, including French old English,
| old Scotch and Irish and German folk songs. a
second lecture recital is planned for Tuesday,
| uary T. The subject will be 1.-THE Artistic Song"
| and Miss Emma Williams, contra alto solost of the
Central Presbyterian Church, Manhattan will be
of the artists
Miss Lizzie Irummoad. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Robert Bonner Drummond. and Charles Albert
| Armstrong were married on Wednesday night in
the South Congregational Church. Court and
President SITS The ceremony was performed by
| the Rev. DR.. Albert ]. Lyman. pastor of the
church. The bride attired in white satin. and
/ long tulle veil. She attended by Miss
/ NJ. Louise Stewart of Manhattan, maid OF
| honor. Edward T. Armstrong, brother of the
bridegroom. was best man. The ushers were De