New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
HrrnOR IN Law C4SES-DISSA 7ISFAC1I0N OPER THE
EMERALD BALL.
THE Re Dr. W7igAys Opinion of Episcopal Hymns 0nHc0S
Barred from the Uoodraf Dance
BROOKLYNSOCI4L WORLO


NJ and Mrs Timothy L. Woodruff gave dance
on Friday evening at their home, in kghth-a.e'
g. ,ho;r SON John Eastman Woodruff, and his
friends in the Junior class Yale over the porch
were displayed by electric lights the WORDS on
ticians Barred" The house was ehecuNeiy ueo'
rated with palms. Southern smilax ana mowers
Young MI Woodruff suffering from an injured
ankle sustained on Thursday while playing IN d
hockey game, was obliged TO receive MS guests IN
an armchair and the cotillon which he was 10 eau
was omitted. About midnight supper was sefNeu
al tables seating six each. in the dining room ana
library The classmates Of Mr.. Woodruff who were
invited to the dance were l. Hastings Arhoio "a
vid Boies. Shelby Bonnie. Fayette Brown D. r
Ryers Winthrop Crane Colman Curtss' henry
DANGER Frank Dodge, William Ely Douglas
Green. Arthur Havemeyer. Julian Huff. Thomas
jefferson, Percy Jennings LAWRENCE Mason Mr Le9
yard Mitchell George MohlmSn Ge0rge Reed
Carleton Shaw henry s. seb4 4 f } Nun
son Ogden NJ Reid George Victor, Harvey VIII
Jams Francis Walton. James Brewster b1 i f
the debutante set were well ge MISS
I.o5ise Carhart Miss Hazel Talmage Smith. Miss
Edna Birdsall, Miss Susa stanton Miss sage ar
son Miss Louise Tousey, Miss Margaret Low
White Miss Natalie Coffin Miss Knth nTise f
ferfs Miss Louise Nanderhoef, Miss kmlly Grove
ie ss MISS ael Pet r'ST Mss Marie murray
Margery White, Miss Alice BirdsalL Miss Elsie
Announcement is made Of the engagement Of Miss
Anne s Burger third daughter of Mrs Henry D
Burger. OF Arlngton-ave-, East Orange, n; j.. put
formerly of Brooklyn, and Clarence F. Williams.
Mrs John O. Polak of Clinton-ave-, gave re-
ceptions on Wednesday and Thursday last week
for her sister. Mrs. Charles Debevoise Schenck
who was married last December. The drawing
and hall were decorated WIN I o0nthe ae
sH'1ax and yellow BLOSSOMS Mrs PoIak Was NJ fs
sisted in receiving by Mrs Charles a B8qdx; al
and Mrs. Charles S Carscallen-
The second Of the Bedford Heights Cotillons took
Mace on Thursday night the Farmhouse, IN
Prospect Park. The patronesses were MI ana
Mrs Edward 7. Hall and Mrs John H. Righter.
The thirty-second annual ball of the Williams
burg Yacht Club will be held at lAeoerhIahz nan
the evening OF March 4
The wedding of Miss Ida Richter and Henry
Berg. tr took place on Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs P Jensen
No 4SS Tenth-st Miss Ida Jensen acted as maid
of honor. Joseph Berg was best man.
The Polvtechnic Alumni reception and ball Will
ne held in the institute building, in Lvingston-st
-o-rnorrow evening. With the opening Of the pan
IN the gymnasium general TecePton r w11 ee The
members Of the committee IN charge are BroWeT and
o. H. Clarke
,rxi+ations for hearts party Monday evening.
February g. at their home, No lS4 Lefferts Place
Mrs Frederick A Harter. of Henry-st-, will go
abroad this spring her daughter. Miss Cornelia
t Harter. to spend year; and in her absence her
h Hs W, viii De occupied 0s MI anu
The Packer alunns concert for the jubilee build
ing fund on the evening Of March is expected TO
attract a large audience R. Huntington Wooornan
is irving 10 develop perfection as possible
chorus Of one hundred and fifty womens voices,
which is composed not only of Packer students and
graduates but includes many Of their friends and
several members of the Brooklyn Amateur Musical
Club. solo part TO each chorus VIII pc {aken py
Mrs. Dorothy Harvey, the soprano o! tle 7 IIst
viii be the fund for the building OF the
purchased adjoining the institute. About $4,000 has
been raised of the 100000 which will be required
a masquerade social was held Fr1ay evening at the
home of Miss Mary G. Doyle No 249 Bainbridge-st.
Many interesting costumes were worn. At mid
night masks were withdrawn. Refreshments fol-
lowed and afterward dancing. Among the guests
were Miss Mary q. Doyle Herman Zwickert, Miss
Clara L. Betz, John c Pangborn. Miss Alice L.
Green Frank B. Hawkins. Mrs Nora A Doyle.
Charles Betz the Misses Minnie and Louise Schulz
ties William DOYLE, the Misses Mae and Irene Cas-
lin. Louis Schaefer, the Misses Katie and Lizzie
Betz David Molino Miss Jeanette Bowen, G. H.
4cKee WinieId Dugan, the Misses Lizzie, Alice
and ETA Baker, Sterling Metcalf the Misses Flor
Thinkharn. Robert w Lockhart. Miss Alice Diem,
George H Gilbert, Miss Marguerite Cole, John
Schulties Miss Anna Nebansky. Sidney {.
Schwartz. the Misses Lena and Raugleida n. Mich
olson and e Brant Doeringer.
The wedding of Miss Christine W. Sinclair, daugh-
fer Of Mr. and Mrs A H. Sinclair. of Sedgwick,
Me- and William T. Wyatt, OF M and Mrs
Henry c. Wyatt formerly OF Richmond. but now
residents Brooklyn, took place Wednesday
evening at No. 1I5 Macon-st. Mrs. George A Will
kenshoff, a sister of the bridegroom, acted as
rnatron of honor. Samuel J. Graham best
Hartieh The ceremony was followed by a recep-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt Will make their home
in Los Angeles, Cal.
Nj and Mrs. William Beard. of Clinton-ave, are
staying a Mongolia Springs, Fla
Mrs. John T Kelly. of Berkeley Place, and her
daughters have gone to California for two months
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah P. Howell. of Monroe Place
will leave Brooklyn in March pleasure trip 10
Japan. They will return in August.
Lowell NJ Palmer, of Clinton-ave., accompanied
by his two daughters went TO New Orleans recently
spend the Mardi Gras week.
WOULD FORM NEW BOARD OF TRADE
Throughout the Eastern District yesterday papers
lower section Of Broadway. from Fiushipg-ave. To
the ferry in a movement to organize new board
Of trade. TO be a successor of the defunct Broad