New-York tribune., 1904-10-30

Jefferson Stevens and Walter Powell Kitchell
which is scheduled to take place on wednesday
evening November g. includes Miss Gertrude Gil
luly as maid Of honor Miss Elizabeth H. somervile
and Miss Edna Kitchell bridesmaids. Miss Maud
T. bergen. Of Queens. Long Island as mower 9 glri
Of RS2efT hers G PrederioR Carleton Fuller
Of MaHattan and Edwin C. WGreester Ts S snG 5o';r ~
set for the ceremony is o'clock.
The most interesting OF the week. from q
social standpoint is the engagement Just announced
OF Miss MilIicent Worthington Turtle daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H Turtle, of No. 81 Monroe
Place. to Alfred Rocker, jr son of Alfred RoeISer
Turtle is OF the most popular young women on
the Heights and in society generally. She Is the
geas df @ wa@ RStus BaPr q VEST
sxfh Dd Nr: BaMen sk rs T of
Hudson. Her hance was graduated from Amherst
q sehooi 1851 and and admitted adm to the bar in isss
The engagement of Miss Arvilla Rogers Eldrelge
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orrls King Eldredge. OF
No. S68 Ciinton-ave and Frank Hawkins Appleton.
son of Herbert Appleton, of No ESQ Cinton-aye
was announced at luncheon given last Saturday
81 The guests were the Misses Marion r. Eldredgs.
Florence Eldredge Julia T. Welles. Gertrude Sulll-
engagements were recently announced.
Another recently announced engagement IS that
Of Miss LILA Brown. eldest daughter OF the late
Rev. Albert W Hind, OF Brooklyn.
Mrs. John NJ. Conklin, of No. 2l9 Berkeley Place.
announces the engagement of her daughter Miss
Maud Earle Conl1lin to Alison Morgan Abbott, OF
Glcns Falls. n. Y.
Miss Mary F. Hicks. Of Putnam-ave.. announces
the engagement Of her daughter. Mrs. Florence
Hicks schan russ. to Herbert Murray Linen. Of this
borough.
Mr. and Mrs. William Guy Gilmore. jr. nee
Candee have issued cards for Thursday. No
vember TO- from until o'clock. They are at pres
ent making their home with Mrs. GIlmores par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard l. Candee No. 2SS
GARFIELD Place.
DR. and Mrs Edward H. Squibb announce Satur-
day. November 26 as the date for the debut OF
their daughter. Miss Caroline squbb, She win be
home No las Columbia Heights.
Another debutante on the Heights will be Miss
Marie E. Appleton daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ruel
ton viii probably be given for her In December.
but no date has been set.
Mr. and Mrs Harrington Putnam were the
guests of honor at dinner given last Saturday by
General and Mrs. George w. Wingate, at their
home No 1.lOO Dean-st. The other guests were
Major Edward Zalinski, L. 8. A.; Edward "a
and Whitney Doll
The receiving party at the reception given by
Mrs Edward F. de SeIding, at her home No. IL
Caton-ave. for Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens Melcher
last week included Mrs. Herman de Selding. Mrs
Joel de Selding Miss Margaret G.. Homer Miss
Baldwin and Miss Jessie Sullivan.
IN honor OF their daughter. Miss Kate Marie
Poppenhusen and her fance DR.. William Mstcalr
Stone Mr. and Mrs Alfred Schlesinger gave din
ner at their home. IN College Point Friday OF
last week. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William
RI Wilcox Miss Julia Barr, Miss Annchen Heller,
Miss Merritt, DR.. w D Robertson. J. HOldsworth
Gordon, jr, Swan BardenheueT George S. Good
rich and II. Z. Poppenhusen.
The committee In charge of the holiday dances TO
be given at the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms on
Wednesday. November 2S. Tuesday. December q.
and Monday. April a. includes Richmond Lennox
Brown, Nelson Doughterty. George Beavers Car
hart Philip Rogers Mallory and Francis Strickland
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Under the patronage OF Mrs Iue Ross Apple
ton. Mrs Frederick p. Bellamy. Mrs Hersey
Brown. Mrs Henry r. Mallory. Mrs Charles \.
Murphey. Mrs Dudley p MyEatt. Mrs. Henry
Sanger SNOW Mrs. George a. Stanton and Mrs.
John Van Buren Thayer. dance will be given at
the Fierrepont Assembly Rooms On Thursday even
ing Iecsnlper - II IL entitled The MldvInter''
ehd Was ORGANIZED by the young women who
gave ths Leap 2saF Dance last winter. They are