New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN
pooELYN SOCIAL WORLD.

.ROOKLlA SoClAL " ohhD'
.,.rs Norma Hegeman, daughter of Mr.
MIS- Or Augustus Hegeman, of No. 80 Monroe
sno ars Maxwell Lester. son OF MI ana MIS-
pace, huntington Lester. will he married In the
loseP rreebyterian Church on Wednesday April
ssoonI o,,lork Miss Florence Z. Hegeman, only
- the bride. will be maid of honor, and the
ss sss,stds will he Miss Laura Hegeman Gates,
'l'ss = The bride: Miss Millicent Worthington
-oush Htise Carleton Maxwell, cousin OF the
Tgrle. Miss Family NJ. Hoagiand MISS
Frances 80 John Rogers Maxwell. ir-. a cousin
lollse bi5egroon viii be best man. and the ushers
sl b t4sgsn1sn Gates of Connecticut cousin
- walker Lewis. Josiah o Low Arthuf T..
TlSitney pSsiEtn and Allan Pinkertoh-
,ocistion Hall tomorrow evening Arthur
80 viii give recital for the benefit of the
Isa committee of St. Christophers Hospital.
.,.,Yre Of the occasion will be "Florana.' a
~ .le song composed Of number Of Oliver
1eN ,oeros set 10 music by Mr. Whiting In
deit%i dt!i,ion there will he presented number OF
.pan9sgsri Kiplings ballads set to music by Mr.:
Rhiuns and Danny Deever" These will be sung
FTsnc1Si HilI be Marguerite Hail. contralto; Mar
En.rits Lemon, soprano. and John Young tenor.
rstelyr circus Of the Riding and Driving
IN ~ wednesday night was the hit of the
20 .r,s time With Arabian tumbers. European
- specialties, thrilling bullhght. trained
s ladies riding tandem. rough riders and
ss,.n souaws The crowning feature Of the en-
,s;nrnent was the dashing ride Of the Indian
,s scaps we're used in place of rosettes
., Indian sauaws MISS Zella Milhau Miss
,,,g7,erite Zimmerman and Miss Marie thinner
-, In the bullfght peculiar kind of centaur
s,s the head and body Of a bull and the shoes
,pd stockings Of man. was used Dr. Harry
asuft physical instructor o: Adelphi. assumed the
nj. Of a ssndoW. and manipulated some apparently
,-osgousy heavy weights The grand entrance
rss leo by the tandem ladies-Mss Ethel Moore.
Er Arthur i J: Smith, Miss Tillie Whiting and
SalI' came in fun regalis, with white riding hab-
!, covered with gold lace and huge hats of white
Iorne Coleman. Mrs T L. Leeming. ir.. Mrs.
Villain J. Steele. Miss Bushby and Miss Walsh.
rsry. Edward IL Jewell T. !. Leeming. tr. Q. G.
rgsrsoll H. n Vanderbilt r. s Cole. De Land
oiled about the rings in cornpay with big police
nsn. said to be Allan Pinkerton. The, elephants $
I'd trunk were managed by De Lend Lund. The
tOE ended With a sporting picture. in which about
Issen men in pink coats. Mr. Saimon's four-in-
and and 6. Herbert Potter's tandem team took
The third annual Sans Souci dance is to take
isee at the Pouch Gallery Tuesday evening.
Esrch Is The affair will be managed by Lloyd f
ippleton and Alfred Maben. The ratronesses will
Mrs. Edward Earl Britton. Mrs. Edward l..
asssiter Mrs. Chester l. Richard. Mrs John II.
ssllock, Mrs. Herbert Appleton, Mrs Victor Bail
s Mr. rs. ysr2me n,t9 Elliott Bs;ss Mrs Vail
lnith Mrs. Charles Mayhew PhiEney, Mrs George
srs George N. Newcomer In ad5iti6n td S5a Mr
fsben and Mr. Appleton the floor committee will
l. J. Smith Charles Mavbcw Pbinrev Aired
Carhart. }. P Eurfey Shiedler. B. Frank Norris,
Alfred " Howe and Frank Garfield Conkng.
Mrs Chester !. Richards's Tuesday Evening In and
)ot Club held its final meeting last week The party
ttended the Orpheum, and later enjoyed a supper.
he members who took part Mr. and Mrs.
hester l. Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ednor
mith Mr.. and Mrs. r. WilmartE Appleton. Mr.
nd Mrs. Edward L. Rossiter. Mr.. ard Mrs Gilbert
e. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Farmer Mr.
No Mrs. Guilan Ross. Miss Helen Hayes, Miss
Toue. Mss Ursula Banks. Miss Florence Hamil-
on. Miss Simonson. John G. Thompson. A. Julian
an Hannah Howard PyIe' Guy fcomis, J. A
samilton. Charles /. Schenck ana Dr. c. Z. Peter
The students and alumns Of Adelphi College last
reek presented at the Germana club comic
pera in two acts. entitled The Court of Hearts,"
the benefit of the college endowment fund. The
music written by Miss Mabel w Daniels, and
he libretto composed by Miss Rebecca Lane
iooper- The performances. which were given on
thursday and Friday evenings, at S o'clock, and
esterday afternoon at o'clock, were largely at
ended. An Informal dance followed the per
Srmsn on frlcay evening The copper com
Aication-' an operetta by the same young women.
Fas presented last spring by the Adelphi College
Among those who announce at homes" IN Lent
Mrs Edgar Duryea Pouch. Of No. IL Mon
sEue-st-. first and third Mondays until April. and
FRS u. EUcsre Kimball. Wednesday after
oons, March Z and ~. at No 3o3 Clnton-ave. Mrs.
scob H Schoonmaker. Of No. llH Dean-st.. has
ssued invitations for a card party on "Wednesday
Z this week. Miss Ethel r. Genung. OF No. s.
rening. a. which cc%ers ~ ere laid for twenty
The lecture song recital to be given by Miss Mar
sret Goetz tomorrow evening at the home Of Mrs
'rank N Luptou. No S33 ST. Mark's-ave., will
ave IS its patrouesses Mrs Franklin W Hooper
frs. Charles II. Terry. Mrs Cornelius Zabriskie
srs Frank u. Lupto3; Mrs Thomas Prosser. Mrs
nd Mrs. Stuart Hun Moore.
The date for the wedding Of Miss Elise Ripley
sughjer of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ripley, Of No p
anounced Is Saturday afternoon. April s. at
clock. in the Church OF the Messiah
Nr and Mrs George Lockwood Brown nave re
urned from their wedding trip. and will be Al
one after March ] the home Of General and
trs. Horatio g. King. No s. Willow-st. Mrs
ockVood is the daughter of General and Mrs
Ang. She was married early in the winter.
The second ~ the Knapp dances took place or
Wednesday evening at the Knapp Mansion. and
fss extremely enjoyable and We'll attended AZ
ar The patronesses were Mrs. Frederick -
.ollenhauer. Mrs. J. Henry Dick, Mrs. Gilbert J
tehng. Mrs. Henry Van Campen Mrs. James A
perry. Mrs Whales B. Lounsbery. Mrs. Charles +
.aighton. Mrs J. Adolph Mollenhauer. Mrs Edwin
; Havens and Mrs. Lewis A. Mcmillan. The ar
sngemAnts were in charge OF Charles Havens anC
'sthsniel Miller
The ru-entv-Nrst annual reception Of the non