New-York tribune., 1902-03-09

sn5 MISS Mary Masters on cast Miss Marguerite
BostWck MISS Josephine Lo7e Miss Maud Jones
Miss Lucille abbey Miss Amy Lester, iss st 1are0
Preparations are being made for the annual
Brooklyn Horse Show by the Riding and Driving
| Club. The show will be of three days duration
the dates agreed upon being April "a % and 70 II
is proposed to surpass any horse show that has Is
ever been held in Brooklyn. The men who nave II
in charge promise that the exhibits will be OF the
highest class, and that tempting prizes vii 9e
offered. The list will be out this week f. J. bed-
| ford has the general manage OF the snow snow,
while the details will be cared for by the
| Chairman; Robins B. woodward, secretary; J. Rob,
inson Beard, jay F; Carlisle Allan Pnkert9n and
who promises TO exhibit some Of his stock. has
Whip Club will offer one worth $3.50 for tandems.
Mrs John e Sheppard OF No. los Pierrepont-st.,
gave a musical tea and reading for the benefit of
the Freedmen's Schools of the South. The affair
netted a good sum. as. Notwithstanding the storm,
| there was large attendance. Many of those who
| included solos by Mrs. Daniel A. Fuller. who sang
| 80 LAX a Rose" by Nevins; Miss Wenlyss Burns.
the music Of KenucFy WhcR
calls "A Freedmans PPayer r and C mrs SocT;7iHc N;
ISMT Sant "0 Be saf r Lady? Three readings We're
tions were contributed by Arngm savadgin, an
Armenian. who was educated in Paris
Under the auspices of the ST. Christopher Circle.
| Miss Beatrice Herford, a monologist, gave an en-
tertanment Monday evening al M9m1Tiai t2Tt5 Hall
| contributed several vocal selections.
Mrs William Duncan Cary nee Van Cleef who
was married early in the winter, has returned 10
Brooklyn and is living at the Arlington, No. 81
Montague-st Mrs. Edgar Pouch gave the first OF
tasuest e. She was assisted in receiving by her
mother. Mrs. Edward Wood Mrs ~ Ftsaefick REQ ff
and third Mondays at her home, No. 22o Carlton
ave.
The Perpetuum Mobile Club will give its third
and last dance of the at the Farm House, in
aT OF M fy fam Hon2s is ART m
tifuly decorated for these dances.
Mrs. F. H. Platt Of No us St James Place. will
give reception on Friday, April IS TO introduce
her youngest daughter. Miss Estele Cooper Plat
The hostesses will be assisted by Miss Emile L.
! Platt
The Knickerbocker Field Club gave a euchre
party on Wednesday evening at its clubhouse. in
East Eighteenth-st. Twenty-Five couples partic-
rated in the caro- PLAYING Mrs walter Moore F won won
red off the second. After the prizes were awarded
there dancing.
Gaurs Passion Service will be rendered by the
fun choir Of ST Martins Church Carroll Park,
on Thursday evening Of this week at o'clock
Richard Ridgely, barytone. VIII assist
April 13 is the date set for the wedding Of Will
lam G Low. ir, Of Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Low Of No S Rsmsenst and & Miss 50 Rhodq I 90 HoTe We
| cust-st., Philadelphia.
Among the early Easter weddings will be that
of Miss Grace Hubbard. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
R D; Hubbard. Of No 322 9uincy-st. I3 and r. Edward
Ned M 65 8nT q at tb home Of the Brides aunt
Mrs. Samuel II. Coombs No $ Bainbridge-st Miss
honor Gi and Miss Helen Cavanash and Master John
Wa5 & will s5s act as @ 9wr S s dss a3 Pfse rsTRs and
James L. Hubbard. while Robert C. Reynolds will
act as best man.
At the Pouch Gallery Tuesday evening, March
IS the first of the Sans souci dances will take place
past the affair is in charge Of Lloyd
Appleton and Alfred Maben. The patronesses will
| be Mrs Chester I. Richards. Mrs Edward Earl
Britton. Mrs. Edward Rossiter. Mrs John Hallock.
Mrs. Jerome ONE Elliott Bates Mrs Charles Mayhew
George W richards Mrs, ?. ]. Durfey shiebier
Appleton n and Mr Maben he floor Committee viii
consist Of Clarence A Pratt ! Halock sikman'
Smith. Charles Mayhew Phinney, Alfred b. Car.
W Howe A Woodcock Howe and Frank Garfield
Conkling
April Il Is the date selected instead OF April for
| the third of the Knapp dances at the Knapp Man
sion Mr.. Miller and Mr. Havens. who have these
dances in charge. are not satisfied with the support
given TO them by society IN the Eastern District.
majority Of the subscribers have come from the
venent and accessible to the patrons.
An Easter cotillon of more than usual interest
will be managed by a number of young women on
the Heights Miss Madeleine Chauncey. Miss Grace
Chauncey Miss Marion Low and Miss Clara Ogden
have the affair in charge and decided TO hold
il at the Perrepont Assembly Rooms Friday
evening April IL
The Wildwood Club. of Flatbush gave success
full subscription dance Tuesday evening The
affair originated by number of Packer girls
Among the patronesses We're Mrs. Alexander G.
BLACK Mrs William A Brown Mrs, Thomas Sealy.
Joel Moran and Mrs. Otto Huebel
In the Assembly Rooms of the Germania Club on
April and the Smith College graduates in this
borough will give entertainment. which is be
called World Idys and Modern TabIeaus." Miss
Ada knowlton, who recently made her appearance
as professional pianist, will play.
A concert for the benefit OF the alumna fund is
the Academy of Music. The managers have already
secured sooists Nine. Schumann- -Heink and
David Bispham.
The sixth of the Fortnightly Cotillons took place
last night in the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms and
the season progresses the attendance increase The
seventh dance will take place on March 90 and the
eighth on April r.
NAN NAY DIE FROM BEATING.
HE WAS Furnishing BOY WHO STRUCK HIM
WITH A SNOWFALL. WHEN TWO