New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22

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NJ. Eldredge last Thursday evening. at the home
of her parents. No 80 Cintou-ave. Miss Murphy
was gowned in chiffon and duchesse lace. and car
ried hlies-of-the-valley. Her only attendant was
MISS H3zel hutchinson. as maid Of honor, who
of-the-valley and swansonia, and the best man
was Seymour Fuller. The officiating clergyman
Baptist Church. assisted by the Rev. c. L. Goodell.
Last week two debutantes made their appear
ance. The first was Miss Gertrude Roxanna
Beicher daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William c.
Beicher who was brought out at an afternoon re-
ception last Tuesday, at the home Of her parents.
No 123 Columbia Heights. The receiving party in
BigeIow. Mrs Charles F. Eeergaard Nrs Fred T
eT5ck A Neergaard, Mrs Charles e. Bigelow, Miss
Marie l. Weeden. Miss Elsie W. Hopkins, Miss
kennedy Miss Mabel Stanton. Miss Marjorie
Prentiss Miss Josephine Sutphin, Miss Therese
for the receiving party.
The other debutante referred to was Miss Hazel
Tamage Smith, who made her debut on Friday at
sn RECEPTION between the hours Of and o'clock
Smith. of No. l6l Sixth-ave.
Tomorrow evening. at $50 o'clock Miss Lucy
Kathryna Auel. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Auel, and Robert Henning Goodwin, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Goodwin. Of Montague-st will be
married at the home Of the brides parents. No 90
Leferts Place. The bride will be attended by
Miss Clara Z. Auel as maid of honor and by
bridesmaids. The best man will be Walter
Eolckens, and Mr.. Goodwin has chosen ushers
haitian: Only relatives of the two families will be
preset at the ceremony. but the invitations to the
reception have been more general
On Thanksgiving Eve the annual promenade for
che benefit of st. Mary's Hospital will be held at
ma al 1nr
the Ladies Aid Association and promises to be a
great success. Bishop Mcdonnell and Monsignor
Barrett are among those who are expected to be
present The officers of the association are as fol-
lows: Mrs Hugh Mclaughlin, honorary president;
Mrs George R Kuhn. president; Mrs ]. D. Sulli-
van, first vice-president; Mrs John Griffin second
president; Mrs. Joseph r Owens recording
secretary. ana Mrs William A Kelley, correspond
tainment are Mrs James Sheylin Mrs, J. Richard
? d. Green. Mrs PeteS 1.eanv M r. heG5e Mrs,
tell, Mrs. William Courtney, Miss Grace Strachan
and Miss Kate McAvoy. P ]. Carlin will be chair
man Of the reception committee William c. Court
ney chairman Of the floor committee, and John J.
Fitzgerald chairman OF the supper committee.
The first Of a series Of informal dances will be
given in aid Of the Jewish Hospital at the Assem-
bly, on Wednesday, December
The Brooklyn Society OF Mineral Painters will
hold its eleventh annual exhibition at the Pouch
Gallery Tuesday, December !, from until 10
p H., ana on wednesday, December 2, from 10
4. m until 10 p m. The officers are Mrs. X c.
Cove president; Mrs Worth Osgood vice-presi-
dent; Miss E L. Bond. recording secretary; Miss
Anderson, treasurer. and Mrs Theodore Field, his
torian.
The subscribers invitations were sent out last
week for the first Of the Friday evening cotiIlons
on the Heights. The Patronesses are Mrs. Wood
ward Babcock Mrs John Hill Morgan. Mrs. iona
than T. Lanman, Mrs. w. Sterling Peters and
CrOv-eu Had no
Miss Marion Litchfeld, Miss Marion Ward Low
Miss Clara Ogden and Miss Madeline Chairncey'
date for the first Of this SERIES and the Assembly
in PieTrepont-st, will as usual be the scene of
these dances.
The dates set for the Weeks End Dances are De-
cember 2 u and Is. January and g. February Is
and April and 2. They will be held at tho Pouch
Gallery, and will be ehaperoned by Mrs. J. J.
The Daughters OF the Cross will give their first
euchre and dance at Baron's on Monday. Deem
Der IA The patronesses are Mrs Jose NJ. de Birm-
ingham. Mrs Dean Clay Osborne Mrs H F. Fs
Textbook and Mrs, Jack r. Shepard
The x Club IS TO give ten informal dances
at Baron's alternate Monday eveninps Tho
first Of these is scheduled to take place on Decan
Der Z, under the patronage OF Mrs. AIvah Miller
Mrs. George Ramsey, Mrs. George Marvin Mrs
Richard Todd. Mrs. Mary Lloyd Mrs GEORGE
Demarest Mrs. Cyrus Miller, Mrs William CIR
ran, Mrs George WykeS, Mrs Francis Thatcher
and Mrs A. +. Shaw. They will be under tba
mana cement OF s. q. Shaw and Nathaniel Miller
a prettily appointed luncheon WIS given BY Miss
Dreier at her home. No. Montague Terrace on
Friday OF last week. Her guests included Mrs
Henry Earle Mrs. John Van Buren, Thaver Mrs
Llndley Murray and Miss Katharine Dreier
The AIuskete-rs will give another dance under
the same management, on Friday evening" March l.
The silver anniversary celebration at the Home
for Aged Men and Couples on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings proved a great success hnan-
ciay "a well socially. Those in charge included
Mrs NJ T. Hawley, Mrs. Abraham Pratt Mrs
Ezra De Forest. Mrs. II c. Place. Mrs. Eben J.
Knowlton. Mrs. Sydney V. Lowell Mrs. Z NJ
Chnds Mrs. Francis Noble. Miss Mary Stillman
Miss Charlotte Stillman. Mrs. Sterling Peters Mrs
James IL Williams. Mrs r l. Eells Mrs. H. B.
Hubbard Mrs J. II. Bates Miss A. G. Cotton.
Mrs. }. X. Bartlett Mrs Henry kellogg, Mrs.
William Armstrong, Mrs. C. NJ Skinner, Miss ].
q. Raymond. Mrs George w. Wingate, Miss A.
D. Adams Mrs. David d. Mangam, Jr.. Mrs. Hay
den W. Wheeler, Mrs A b. Watkins. Miss Rita
Hubbard Mrs. Lansing Lyon, Mrs. w. J. Taylor,
Mrs. Charles Merrill Miss Emily Merrill Miss
Bergen Mrs. William Hooe. Mrs. BENJAMIN F.
Stephens Mrs. a +. Hand. Mrs H. Z. Allen,
Mrs oscar p Warner, Mrs. Clarence Creighton.
Henry Coffin. Mrs. James ftOlliIlShead, Mrs.