New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

honor Of Miss Matte EIcise Adams and Henry
Hayes Wood. who are soon to be married The
drawing room floor was covered with sawdust and
posters and straw packing used TO cover the
walls. The music furnished by a hand organ.
with a live monkey accompaniment and live rab-
bits white rats and chickens were turned loose
tho sawdust At the entrance to the room was a
fence. about four feet high over which the guests,
including the women w"r, Obliged 10 climb After
a game Of roulette donkey and Prospect Park
goat hitched to small WAGON We're brought tS into
amusement was caused by a palmst, whose read
guests Some unique and original costumes were
worn the guests for the most part presenting the
appearance of a crowd OF countrymen.
on Thursday evening Miss Isabel Mcclure OF
No. 100 Hancock-st.. gave a luncheon at the Marine
and Field Club In honor Miss Matte Eloise
Wood next month. a ping pong tournament ended
the evenings entertainment
The Rounds Alumnie Association held it's seventh
annual luncheon at the Montauk Club Monday.
Miss Christine Rounds and Miss Alice Dinsmoor.
with the six graduates of the class of o2. Miss
Marguerite Cassidy. Miss Katharine Cooke. Miss
Maybelle Cox. Miss Ruth Howard. Miss Grace
Marshall and Miss Ethel Reeve. were the guests
of honor. Miss Marie Planten. president OF the
association. made an address OF welcome and "a
musical programme sI Ms Wss iTHderfd ncIgdnE nun nun
Fuller. The speakers Miss Cornelius Blank
Household club; Miss AIice Roughton. who read "A
humorous paper on the vaCarieS of stttcrs at
erick Topping who read thc autobiography of a
baby. describing the methods OF the nursery and
kindergarten.
The Kosmos club held its final meeting at the
Marine and Field Clab on Tuesday Breakfast was
served l O'Clock. About one hundred Of the
members and guests were conveyed to the Bath
Beach clubhouse in three trolley cars. Mrs Ed
Mrs. Edward a. Hibbard. who responded to the
Miss Katharine NJ. Banke: Them as Isn't Here
prtsentGI Pr sen fE IN rhyme hy MISS SaTah j. Day, and
At card party given Monday evening by
Miss Ruth Peters. at her home, No. l.255 Pacific
St, the engagement announced of Miss Mildred
l.. Grmwood daughter OF Mrs. Josephine Grim
wood. Of No. 49, Paciic-st,, and Kenneth Lord,
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester 5 Lord of No no
South Elliott Place. Mr.. Lord is a graduate of
Williams College.
The closing meeting Of the Brooklyn Heights
Seminary club at No l$ Montasue-st.. ON Mon
day evening. Il childrens day, and every mem
Der brought a Juvenile guest. Miss Sh,diock, Of
London. entertained the children with Matinee
% Fairy Tales The programme included songs
by the School Glee Club and Master George Lever
more. Mrs Walter Y. Brewster. the new president,
was installed in oiiiet. After the e%TrciseS ] re-
sided by Miss Cary and Miss Katharine Perry
Some surprise has been occasioned by the an
nouncement of the indefinite pos,ponemeut of the
wedding Miss Edith Bell daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Arthur Bell, and Harris NJ Pearsall. son Of
was to have taken place last "Wednesday
Announcement is made of the engagement of
Miss Louise Hewlett youngest daughter of the late
j. Augustus Hewlett, of No. IS Remsen-st and sis
ter of George Hewlett the present head of the
family, to Edward Ldden Patterson. son of Judge
and Mrs. Edward Patterson. of No. 1872 Forty-hfth-
St. Manhattan. Her sister. Miss Agnes Hewlett.
married to James Crosby Brown several years
ago. Mrs. j.. Augustus Hewlett. mother Of the
prospective bride Is of the patrOnesses of the
Junior Cotillons The family has country home
at Lawrence. Long Island; called Rock hall; IL is
one Of the historic old dwelling houses of Long
Island and is replete with interesting tradition
is married J. Monroe Hewlett married daughter
Of Edward Il. Willets, of Columbia Heights TIE
other sons are Russell, George and Arthu; T. iew-
lett. Mr.. Patterson is graduate of Columbia. In
the class Of S6s and Is member of the University
CLUB.
Several interesting weddings scheduled for
the early part of June. On June there will be
in the Eastern District. Miss Emily Bum Hinck-
man VIII He married to Walter Dudley Cavanah,
OF South Ninth-st., and Miss Mary Belle Owens, of
Hancock-st, will he married to Charles Leon Gil
pert ny the Rev Dr. James H. Darlington rector
ot .hrlst h'irch. Miss IIinckman is he daughter
81 ~! Ine iste Linton Hincknan The enkagement of
MISS owens and mir. Gilbert recently n