New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD
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and Mrs Harry 5 Moul, Mr. and Mrs William
r. SiTnons, Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester Noyes. Mr.
and Ms Elliot ". EIdredEe Mr.. and Mrs Edward
fIcheT. Miss Grace Quincy. Miss Mabel Gran
oeIFy' MISS Anna Francis. Miss Pauline Aue. Miss
i'uih Barrett, Mss Clara Belle Adams. Miss Olyve
-a'aee' Mss Edna EIdredge, Miss Marion FL
ureoge' Miss Dallas Rogers, Miss Nan Woodruff.
MISS oo-nelia Blankey, Miss Helen Hunter. Miss
Mary Preston. Miss Helen Nesmith Miss Kate
hetcham, Miss Elsie Fuller. Miss Florence Hanna
Mss Louise Mayhem Miss Kate House. Miss Edith
ttso@. MISS lT Helen McWiliams, Miss Julia
as E.hei blrkman. Miss Ethel stockweH Miss
- " saeS: Mss Grace Watson. Miss Isabelle
l-ss h3{e Carleton. Miss Alice Irish. the Misses
edward Tirj[r ne -'' l3 -lEs Ai.ce boSden:
E,t,lsI, IRA D2"nes, Frederick Harris, Frank APP
Bo|ne' Leonard Bates, jose Leuoae Frederick
RoTIsI' Sane D@Ie BT9oks Joseph Slipper Edward
Peabody. Frank Williams. Alexander Gale Harold
Cumming. John Jansel. Harry TIttinger. Carleton
FaJe. flsSeH Starr Lawrence Bowden. Joseph
rs Gu-ney: Rowland Belts, Clarence Bender Fred
Groves Frederick Van vickeiIn- Evereit aorSo
Beers. jr.
The second Sans Egal dance will take place at
the Pouch Gallery next Friday evening The
patronesscs viii be the at the first dance
and the Sigma Chi fraternity will again act as
floor committee. Both bathrooms Will be used and
among the subscribers Miss Helen Reich
man, Miss Emma Reichman. Miss Amelia Sisbe
Miss Lena Brion. Miss Mary Newton. Miss Edna
Marie Smith. Miss Lena Johnson. Miss Grace
Clarke. Miss Mabel Pearce Miss Olive Snsbe Miss
Edith PhilbricS Miss Carrie Culhane Miss Lillian
Downing. Miss Lucretla Finlay. Miss Johanna Jen-
kins. Miss Florence Riley. Miss lillian Warner Miss
Anna L. Moore. Miss Tessie Meyer. Miss Marion
Hebron. Miss Mae Briggs. Miss Gertrude Cornings,
Miss Cornelia De Bevoise. Miss Eva Iasher Miss
Marie Martinez. Dr. Charles Bishop, William Dis
~. Cate4lee nunnne Clarence striker Redmond
Joseph Felley, Charles Valentine Roscoe Chase.
William BradeI. Henry Mackay. William Lagan,
4E--eWard SilS2e DAME! Lott William Lott, Albert
Thornton Macdonald. Otis Carroll. Carl TolInsr.
Earl Bustck. Frank Alfonso. James Hebron, jr.. A.
w. Newbold James Baird Matthew Baird. VIII
%icboison n p HUFbeI Wilson IN 5S1S' T Il :;
I2tpecrud I5tcb,5 v Iy tIatIy
ism Williamson Edward wern5ers. Dudley smart
4. Manning Sheriff. Frank PiowTight and Jacob
Ryerson. ST.
Mr. and Mrs James Foster. Of No 2io Berkeley
Place NIL give a dance on Monday evening April
Il, al the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms
The last Gibson dance will take place at the
Pouch Caller on THURSDAY evening. april n Ths
The Oriental at Home" 20 be given by the
Associate Alunne OF Adephi College opens next
Friday evening with concert The committee has
secured Mrs. jacob. Hugh Williams the barytone
and Grazing King. violinist. and the audience nav
be certain q excellent programme An anus
ing feature Of tho entertainment is sure 10 be the
Chinese laundry. in charge OF Miss Marie Walden.
Miss LILY Loretz. Miss Hortense Loretz and Miss
Sadie Johnson. Mrs. Charles Hlbhard. assisted by
Miss Margaret Johnson, Miss Amy Romer Miss
Elizaheth Romer. Miss Grace Demarest and Miss
Clara Fhe!cer. will preside over the Egyptian
booth In the japanese garden tea will be served
10y Miss Katharine Whitney. Miss Edith Ray Miss
Jessie Ogg. Miss Dallas Rogers. Miss Mary
Bachus, Miss Laura Hitch. Miss Edith Vernon and
Miss Louise Munson. At the Russian booth Will
be Mrs. Harold Davidson. Miss Mabel Shaw. Miss
Ruth Campbell. Miss Ilse Brunn. Miss Edith SUI
cren Miss Edith E,yeritt and Miss Josephine Rac-
chus. and the Turkish room will be in charge Of
Ers. Spencer Merchant Nahen. Miss Jullette Hol-
Ienbach. Miss Louise Mayhem. Miss Helen Ray.
Miss Maud webb Miss Emma Crane and Miss
Laura Vernon. Miss Margaret OTiand and Miss
Edna Stoughton will act flower girls An Arabian
fortune teller will he another attraction. The
list Of patronesses includes Mrs. Isldore Bon Mrs
Alfred Bedford. Mrs. Julius Rrunn. Mrs. William
Butler. Mrs. John Hyatt Brewer. Mrs. T. a Bur
rell Mrs. 7. Freeman Atwood. Mrs Bird s Coler.
Mrs Joseph Cousins Mrs Eugene Champion. Mrs.
Susan Crane Mrs. Clarence Creighton. Mrs. Louis
Casamaior Mrs Warren Z. Derby. Mrs George
Demarest. Mrs. J. Henry Dick. Mrs. Julius Daven-
port, Mrs +. II. Douglas. Mrs. John Davidson.
r
l. Ciracf, Mrs. Joseph Greason. Mrs. George
Ellison Hillyer. Mrs Darwin r. James. Mrs. J.
r. Kelsey. Mrs. Charles IIveruore. Mrs. H. l.
Lang haar. Mrs. Arthur Middleton. Mrs Charles
NcDcrmott Mrs. Horace Morse, Mrs y. y Nun
SON Mrs r. +. Matthews. Mrs Frank Mendes.
Mrs Isaac Orland. Mrs. Chester r. Richards, Mrs.
Alexander ItUbb. Mrs. Robert Shaw. Mrs Clinton
r. Rgssitcr. Mrs. William Thornton. Mrs. David
Thornton Mrs. George Vernon and Mrs Hayden
Wheeler.
The japanese house Of Dean Aivord, ot Prospect
Park South will be opened for a musical next
Monday evening Colonel Alexander s Bacon has
lent his fine collection Of japanese curios for the
occasion. Tho proceeds OF the entertainment viii
go 70 the athletic fund Of the new school in Ave-
nue. C. Among those who interested IN 10 are
Mrs Dean Alvord Colonel and Mrs Alexander
Bacon. Mr and Mrs Edward Bassett. Mr.. and
Mrs /. u. Pounds Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Fisher
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Evans.
Mrs Murray BOocock Of Kesuick. Va. and her
two children, who have been visiting her mother.
Mrs Camden c. Dixie. left for the South on last
wednesday.
Colonel LOOMS L. Langdon has Como West with
his elder son. Captain Russell c. Langdon. who IS
at present stationed at Columbus Barracks. Column
bus. Ohio.
Among the passengers the K6njgin L,Iiss.
which sailed for Genoa on last Saturday were