New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
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Thomas Tileston and Richard A. Corroon, of this
borough. reception will follow.
Mr. and Mrs. Dionis Frankel. of No Sci Macon
st, announce the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Florence Mabel Frankel. to Charles Herbert
t Baii9nbridge son of Mr. and Mrs Henry c. Balm
On Tuesday November o. Miss Ida Elizabeth
Crane will become the bride OF Edwin Louis Gar
win in Christ Church. Bedford-ave. Miss Elsie
Livingston Hepburn will be Miss Cranes maid of
honor, and the bridesmaids will be Miss Marie
Blanche C. Morrison, Hiss Cara Howard BUSH
Miss Alice Piikington. Miss Florence Dankiey and
MISS Stella Nash. The best man is to be oliver
70 be Leutenant Harre Ford Reed u s A, of
FF2rt Dupont. Del; Charles Alfred Bell, Ren%lGk
Myle Abbott. William Augustus Young. Dutfleld
Prince and DR.. Edwin Garyn Zabriskie. Follow
o'clock a small reception will be held at the home
OF me brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Frederick
fiotchkiss Crane No l4s Halsey-st
Mrs William Penn Eddy gave reception last
Thursday at her home. No. 272 Clifton Place, for
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Lynn Eddy, who
was before her marriage last June Martha Ray
moi~f richards. of HilIsboro. Ohio. Mrs. Eddy
gowned in lavender silk trimmed with point lace.
The bride wore white crepe de chine and Irish
point lace; and Miss Elsie Ray Eddy frock
OF Powered net pale green chiffon and taffeta
White and pink chrysanthemums against a back
ground OF greens formed the decorations in tho
red The guests incitded Ar. and MIS- Bachofen
yon Echt, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lee Pratt Mr.. and
role, Mr. ana Mrs W Eugem MA Kimbai Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick II. Pouch Mrs Walter Glib, Mr.
and Mrs. Darwin r. James. Mr.. and Mrs d. H.
Mr. and Mrs J. Amherst s Wisner MS Mr and MSS'5 Mrs
M WI 2d W4TTs Mr. and Mrs Herbert Worth MI
lam Watson HalIock, Mr.; ana Mrs Henry E:
Mrs. William X. Wardner Mr., and Mrs George n
Buclangham, the Rev. and Mrs. LIVINGSTON Taylor
+. Creeyey: Mr.. and Mrs John w Hollenback the
ouith. Mrs Mary A. Ashcroft Mr. and Mrs. Hosmer
2. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. Merwin Rushnlore, Dr.
Flint i Mil Mi and Mrs John Hqnttng General and
G. Cocks and George Edward Eddy.
Mrs: Kate Epson Clark the guest Of honor
at a reception given by Mrs. David A Boody last
Thursday at her home. No. 206 Berkeley Place
The attendance included Mrs. Samuel Duryea Mrs
Rotert 4. Pinkerton Mrs Henry T. Scuddcr, Mrs
(Ge9rge Kenyon Mrs Edward NJ. Grout Mrs c. r
S SPGiS Mrs LoTeI y Palmsr Ms syixsster
Mrs, Joseph b Higgins. Mrs. Oscar Ta1chert Mrs
George Tangeman, Mrs. Sidney V. Lowell Mrs. G.
HnnetF Mrs E NJ co I4s Mfs BsnIa MTf Carey
ms; ralph Appleon Mrs James Marshall Mrs
T. 5, Brainerd and Mrs John Francis
The first dance of the season the Heights took
place last Saturday evening at the Assembly. 1t
was the initial dance Of the Primrose dances which
are really an outgrowth OF the Saturday afternoon
cotillons. Arthur hoffman led the cotilIon The
fayors We're footballs. college pennants Indian bags
and artificial flowers. Van Bars orchestra fur
Pobeu NE music The patronesses were Mrs
fou{Th INV Mrs Joseph X sutphin Mrs. William
The committed in charge Included Albert De silver
6enry an Sinderen, Otto Sprague and Lewis
The Friday evening dances will be renewed under
the patronage Of Mrs W. Sterling Peters Mrs
Alexander NJ. White 1r. Mrs William G. Low. If.
and Mrs Robert Low Pierrepont The committee
chaoe Miss SIS Maron tc6sg Miss Mqdsne
Low Miss Clara ogden and Miss Bertha Stockwell.
The annual concert of the Yale Glee Banjo Man
doIin and Guitar clubs will be held Friday even
ing, December 2, in the Tompkins Avenue Congre-
gationaI Church. Oyer two thousand persons can
Monday, November q.
Another series OF dances to be resumed +b,s win
ter is the Bedford Heights CotiIlons The patron
esses are Mrs Horatio NJ. Adams Mrs joseph T
Almirall Mrs. James +. Atkinson Mrs Thomas
S Blankley Mrs. James d. Carpenter Mrs War
rem E. Derby. Mrs Clarence NJ Phpps and Mrs
Pouch Gallery Tuesday evenings Decen1har %
of Miss Nina l. Almra MISS C ornea c9 RaS
icy MOTIFS =; Ely Eugene M Richmond and
Under the patronage of Mrs. Frederick B. Pratt.
AlfS. dIteF GlDO, Mrs. John Rlchm ond Glib Mrs
Frederick ". Moss, Mrs. Thomas D. Calender
Mrs. William l. Moffat and Mrs. Albert Van WICK
a new series of dances has been organized for the
younger set on the Heights. The classes will bs
under the direction OF Frederick Dawes assistant
TO George Dodworth, of Manhattan and will be
held Monday afternoons, beginning November 2S at
the Assembly. Three COtillOns will be given The
dates set for these are: Thursday December %:
Monday, February 49, and Monday. April II. The
membership is by invitation only.
The Wednesday evening dances will be a new
series the subscription list OF which is limited 70
sixteen couples several being from out of town
The dates set are December 7. January and April
&c. These will be held the Pouch Gallery and
May II informal dance will be given IN the
Farmhouse in Prospect Park A theatre party
Will be given some time in February. The patron-
esses are Mrs. Joseph McCord Mrs William II
Nichols. Mrs. John Wright and Mrs Milton P
Bagg.
The date set for the Polytechnic midwinter hall
is Friday evening, February g. It will be held as
usual in the gymnasium and the committee in
charge includes W 9. Eroadhurst. chairman: Hugh
In honor of Miss Beatrice Fisher OF Montreal
a reception was given Friday Of last week at
the home Of Mrs. Richard Percy Chittenden. No
8=04 Twefth-ave., Dyker Heights. The drawing
decorated with pink chrysanthemums