New-York tribune., 1902-04-06


Under the auspices of the Packer. Adelphi. Berke
ley and Girls High School aumna associations,
the second Brooklyn production of "A Copper Com
plication." by Miss Rebccca Lane Hooper, daugh-
Of Professor Franklin ". Hooper, director of
the Art Association. will be given AT the Academy
OF Music Friday evening. May 9. The proceeds
will he devoted the RidSewood Household Club.
a college settlement. at No 333 Bleecker-st. Most
of the prominent roles will be played by the young
women who appeared in the same production last
year. The cast is follows: Prince Poppendorf.
Miss Mabel ". Daniels; Fra Bartholop1eo Miss
Grace Demarast: Due Alfredo. Miss Bessie Arthur:
Chief Of the Robber Band. Miss Pauline Hathaway;
Senior Herc.,les Heronsius Roonnez. Miss Ethel
Andrews; Sonora Hercules Hsronisius Boomez Miss
wood Hudson River, Miss Rehecca Lane Hooper;
Florence Demarest: Helen. Miss Beulah Mussou:
Paquta. Miss HELEN, i DAVIDSON; Rasarls Miss
Mis- AEya Edridsss; Miss FloEenes EIdTdge Miss
monsters and 1h thu chors viii be- composed Of the
members Of the various aIumnn associations Miss
Hooper Will be stage manager.
Memorial Hall taxed to its limit on Tuesday
evening the annual evening concert Of the Brook
Ign Amateur Musical Club. The stage deco
rated with palms and Southern smaX. Under
the leadership of Harry Rove Shelley the club
a number of operate selections The soloists were
Franz Wiczek and Ericsson f Bushnell Follow
ing the musical there was a reception in the tea
room, on the ground nocr
The Ballard Glee Club will give concert and
dance at the Pouch Gallery. Thursday evening
April Il, at $50 O'Clock Mrs. Frederick Everett
Haight, Of No. 1,13S Bcrsen-st has issued cards
for two "at homes Thursday and Friday. Miss
Jessie Louise Neergaard. OF No. l25 Columbia
Heights has arranged a tea for Tuesday afternoon
eagement to Charles Frederick Ncergaard re
Gently announced Mrs. James Church o"oPsgy 1SI VII
ing-st Friday afternoon
Perlee V Jervis will give musical the Pouch
l,irnh ha
will he assisted by Miss Christine Minton violin
and Dudley Buck jr.. tenor. Mrs James A. Patrick
will be the accompanst. The patronesses will be
Mrs. William S. Packer. Mrs. John Van Nostrand
Mrs. George w Chauncey. Mrs. Daniel Chauncey
Mrs. Sidney V. Lowell, Mrs. Arnold G. Dana Mrs
John w Chapman, Mrs Horace j. Morse. Mrs
Frederick w. Moss. Mrs John Glib. Mrs. Dwight
P. Clapp Mrs. William Burr Hill Mrs. John B.
Ladd, Mrs. Frederic a. Ward, Mrs. John Van
Buren, Thayer Mrs. Frederic B. Fiske. Mrs. Albert
B. Chandler. Mrs. Edwin Holden Smith. Mrs
Thomas F.. Goodrich, Mrs James H Hart. Mrs
John Thalion Mrs Francis i. Mnton. Mrs. George
judson. h Mrs S' Robert MacDcnaid Mrs Clark BGrn
ham. Mrs. William Harkness, Mrs George @
RoP3 ee NTT Mrs HfafX PhP5 Xbbo m e
R1s " M useh enn M Mr john
Mrs. George r. vernon Mrs. Leapder " Stock s.
Xs KATE 9Fa Cornne Bsdwin and Miss Mary Ha athaWay
Baldwin.
The Perpetuum Mobile Club will hold the last of
its dances fer the season Friday evening. 1t
will take place in the quaint little farmhouse in
Prospc psrk whGh m T hs e eTenng hfed h up
of the Knapp subscription DANCES will take PLACE in
lon will be held in the Plerrepont Assembly Rooms
The Colonial Daughters of the Seventeenth
Century were entertained Tuesday evening by
Mrs Henry Urban Palmer at her home. No. 2l6
Clinton-ave. An interesting musical programme
was rendered by Miss Nellie A. Leverich. pianist
chittenden Chi read paper on our Ancestors. the
ton followed Mrs Everett Lake Crawford and
Miss Grace Palmer presided over the tea tables
They We're assisted by SIX young women VINO wore
Colonial costumes.
At the Germania Club on Tuesday evening. April
Is a performance will he given, the proceeds Of
which will be devoted to the establishment of a
boys and girls club in connection with the Church
of the Pilgrims The programme Will consist of
several short plays follows: Colonel Carteret,
V c. "A Game of Cards and "A Pantomime Re-
hearsa1.' The cast will include Ernst Jansen Wen
dell Jacob Wendell: jr: Frederic Camp Robert Lee
John r conover. ali members Of the comedy Club,
of Manhattan and Mrs James mes Duane Livingston S
rangements consists of Miss Ethel Eames. Miss
erick Dwight. Howard j. Hasehurst Arthur NJ.
Hatch Hampton Howell James F. Pierce jr., and
David Stuart.
The patronesses for the Polytechnic junior prom
which is to take place at the Polytechnic Institute
gymnasium Friday evening. April 25. will be
Mrs. r. Ross Appleton. Mrs. F. Rodney Fiske Mrs.
r. Perry Chittenden Mrs Edward T. Horwil. Mrs.
Herbert T. Ketcham Mrs William II. Nichols,
Mrs. Edward L. Rossiter Mrs. Chester 1. Rich
ards and Mrs. Henry Sanger Snow.
Miss Elise Ripley. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Ripley. of No "a South Portland-ave.. and
Joseph Ripley Noyes were married yesterday after
noon I'm the Church of the Messiah. Miss Kath-
crime Andrews Noyes, of Manhattan sister of the
bridegroom attended the bride as maid of honor.
and the bridesmaids were Miss Florence l.. Lowell.
Miss Alice c. Lowell. Miss Caroline Halsey and
Miss Louise Man Wingate. of Brooklyn Miss
Grace Lathrop Collin and Miss Desiree Branch, of
Baltimore, cousins OF the bride. William Scoville