New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-20

Manhattan. at noon, on HeIlneSdayr december
cludes Miss Alice w. Post Of Manhattan. as maid OF
honor; Miss Helena y K; Garrison, OF T1voli-Qn-
Hudson Miss Linda stebbins Of Gazen9yia n III
Lewis and Miss Ethel Smith, of Manhattan, as
Percy Bramwell, Kenneth Douglas Robinson. Will
Gambler. of Manhattan. and Benjamin Stebbins; of
Erie Penn following the ceremony wedding
couple will spend their honeymoon in Italy.
An out of town wedding of direot interest to
Brooklyn will take place in Stamford Conn,
SATURDAY., January @, when Miss Florence Howes.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Howes will
marry Lea Herrick son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
L. Herrick, OF No. 1874 Clinton-st. The bride will
be attended by her sister Miss Susan Howes as
Landon, miss Florence Wildes, Miss Louise Her
Miss Valerie Be Blois. and Miss May Phelps as
the ushers will be Charles Howes, Rutger PIanten'
Robert Fletcher. Henry Fletcher, John Talcott
place at St. Johns Church, and will be followed
by reception at Maplewood Farm, the home OF the
brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank HeaIy of No. 26 South
OXford-st-, gave a large reception and musical
last Tuesday evening. The hostess, who was
gowned in cream colored net with feather trim
mings was assisted in receiving by Mrs. A. Angus
tus Healy, OF Columbia Heights. and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George r. Lunn, who wore white meteor
satin trimmed with old point lace Mrs Maude
Fenton BOllman. soprano from Illinois, sang
the "Sempre Conte" by Moderate, and the Song
Of Provence" by Dell 'Acqua- Gwilym Miles,
barytone, gave "Oh That We Two Were Maying,"
ION the Way 10 Kew" and THE Grenadiers." w.
A Thayer the accompanist. Behind screen
of snilax quintette of Neapolitan mandolin play
in the native costume played and sang italian
profusion everywhere and supper was served in
the billiard room and the breakfast adjoin-
ing. Although the guests numbered nearly I'VE
hundred, little crowding was experienced, as the
Healy home Is an unusually large one among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mackay,
orden Mr., and Mrs. J, \. sayee Mr., and Mrs,
George Haines MI and Mrs James Foster In M
Reeve Mrs. Tirzah Rutland, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
ana Mgg sr a 2nq w Mite Mr 9nd Mr Wam
FrOthngham Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Royal c. Pea,
Mrs James H. Hart Miss Ellen Hart Miss AIDE
laide Hart bauTibel Hart Miss Anna HnGhman
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stephens, Mr.. ana
Twc5e Ghh Mr. and RTs Edward l. Horsman Mr.
and Mrs Henry Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. Orris FL
and Mrs Henry Heath, MI. and Mrs, Charles
ss eT Fdwd 5h Il shpar David Hays 6G@
L, Cuyler. jr.. DR.. and Mrs Rooster Raymond,
Franklin kin ". Hooper. Mr. and Mrs. John Under
wood, Mrs. NJ. Il. EIting. Miss Elting, Miss
Mrs Thomas Barr, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Dauchy,
Miss Lottie Worthngton, Justice n ". Goodrich
M Mt anq MRS Howard McWams Mr. and Mrs
a J. iii Van CIeVe, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Palmer,
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Beach Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mt and Mrs. CARL De Silver. Mr.. and Mrs Oln
walbridge. Miss Nellie Dana; Mt. and Mrs A B.
and Mrs. George Conrad and Warren Snyder.
Receiving with Mrs. William Mayo Little. Mrs.
Charles Budd Byron and Mrs. George French
Little at the reception given at No. 46S Clinton
ave- on Tuesday Mrs. John Wesley French.
Mrs. George f. Wooley, Miss Florence B. French,
Mrs. Thomas r. French. Mrs. George GORDON
Byron. Miss, byron, Of South Orange n - Mrs
Alva Pearsall Miss Genevieve Westlake and Miss
and old point lace, and carried American Beauty
roses. Mrs, Charles Budd Byron wore white chif-
carried pink and white roses,
On Wednesday another autumn bride received
Mrs Frederick Knowles at home at No. 1O6
West Observation-Disclosures second-st- Assist
ing her were Miss williams, Mrs William P
trude RyTd Williams lam Miss MAJ May kdpowes Miss Mss
decorations were in pink and white,
Mrs Charles Robinson Smith and Miss Hnda
Robinson Smith, OF No. "a West Sixty-ninth-st
will be at home Tuesday. December 22 from
Miss Florence Calhoun Burke. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs James Stranahan Burke. Of Pierrepont-
St. who is a Packer senior entertained her class
mates at a luncheon given in the women's dining
room Of the Hamilton Club December r. The
decorations were in green and white. the class
coIors and silver gilt Russian souvenir spoons
were given to all the guests. The menus
printed in silver on green and In the corners were
the limitations Of the class pins. Mrs. Stranahan
aud Mrs G. w Latham sat at a side table. The
members of the class seated at round table.
in the centre Of which large piece OF ferns
with 'O4 in white carnations Among those present
were Miss Baldwin. president OF the class; Miss
Wright, vice-president; Miss Bags Miss Boyer,
Miss Burr Miss Copeland Miss Bamberger Miss
Boyd Miss Dennis Miss Fish. Miss Jabine Miss
Kretzer Miss McCord. Miss Meseiole Miss Unkles.
Miss Naylor Miss voorhees, Miss Van Wiele, Miss
Shea Miss Rodgers Miss Walker, Miss Wright
Miss Mandel. Miss Wilson, Miss S. Walker and
Miss Willett.
Tomorrow evening the second of the Y z
age OF Mrs. George Ramsey, Mrs George s. Mar
win. Mrs. Richard Todd. Mrs. William Pierron,
Mrs. Cyrus Miller. Mrs. George wykes Mrs George
Mrs Francis Fletcher and Mrs. Aboal Miller Some
OF the subscribers are Miss Sethena Lyon Miss
Townsend, Miss Lillian White, Miss Amelia Silshe
Miss OnYe Silshe, Miss Ethel Keiser, Miss Gladys
Miss Jayne Muir Miss Alba Porter Miss Clara
Harris, Miss Ethel Emerson, Miss Edna Brough-
ton, Miss Minnie Demarest. Miss Florence Deme-
rest Miss Grace Dallon, Miss AdFyenne Starrett
Miss Leila Wykes, Miss Emma Williams Miss
Marguerite Miller. Miss Eta Cosgrove Miss Edith
Volner, Miss Jane Thurston. Miss Hattie Miller
George Ramsey. Russell King. Grenville King
William Fletcher, John Hegeman Ward WilIians'
Charles Ravens. Frederick jackson, George barry
Clarence Waterman. Arthur Willetts. Lewis Graves
Haight Beneiict Iitchfeld Piatt Winets. NeIsop
Flandreau Richard Bender, Kenneth Howard n
Frederick Jackson and Edward Silsbe.