New-York tribune., 1905-12-24

cluded Mrs. Herbert Randall, Miss Ruth Barnes.
Mrs. T. Harry Wickwire. Mrs. George Goodwin
Miss Hull, Miss Watson Miss Richard Miss
Gambling, Mrs. Edwards and Mrs Light The
rooms Of the Lockwood house We're decorated
with american Beauty roses, pink and white
roses ana palms. At the reception Lignante 9
ROYAL Neapolitan Band PLAYED and Fuxi q
niue niue Japanese girl in a bright kimono presided
over tne tea table, which daintily appointed
IN pink Mrs. Lockwood was gowned in mink
nroadcIoth and Irish lace Mrs. Goodwin wore
nght green chiffon trimmed with velvet and
lace, and Miss Lockwood's frock was OF hand
painted chiffon cloth. A dinner of thirty-two
covers was given for the receiving party.
Mrs Chester Ingersoll Richards of No 25O
West S2d-st. entertained the Wednesday Morn
ing Bridge and Luncheon Club This was the
first meeting. Four more are to follow on the
third Wednesdays Of the succeeding months
Ihe members are Miss Ursula Banks Mrs John
murray Byers, Mrs. r. H. Brinckerhoff Miss
NINA BANKS, Mrs. Amos D. Carver. Mrs. Frances
Mason Crawford Mrs. Ernest S. Emanuel. Mrs
Craig R. Guerin. Mrs Howard Jerome Hildt
Miss Nellie Hatfield. Miss May Hart Mrs. James
9ontlston, MRS. Edgar Luckenbach Mrs. Thomas
+. Napier, Mrs. Edward E. Read Mrs William
r. Stnons, Miss Mai Scudder Mrs Richards
Mrs Mrs: Charles Lott Schenck. Mrs. Ten Brock
ierhune ana Mrs. Park Woolley. On Wednes-
day the lucky players were Mrs Guerin Mrs
Schenck' Mrs Crawford and Miss Ursula Banks
Francis Martin Savage takes place next wednes-
day, was the guest of honor at a luncheon given
on Monday by Miss Sophie Wisner, of No 452
Washlngton-ave. who is to be one of her brides
maids, The other guests were Mrs. Lawrence
La Tourette briggs (nee OGDEN, Miss Tracy
Peck, jr., Miss Helen Hunter, Miss Edith
Ray, Miss Emily Kisey Miss Juliette Hollen-
back Miss Julia Logan, Miss Mary Hopkins
Miss Florence Martin and Mrs. Horatio Wis
table N nd
White, the centrepiece being of white and
maidenhair fern and lilies -of-the-vallev were
attached TO the place cards. Little chariots
drawn by cupids contained the ices.
Mr. and Mrs, Martin w. Littleton are to give
a large reception next Saturday afternoon be-
tween and O'Clock at their home, No. 276
Henry-st
Assisting Miss Hinman to receive on Thursday
before last at her home No. 4S0 Vanderbilt-ave
We're Mrs. Edward Hinman, Mrs. William Hin
man. Mrs Dudley D. Roberts Mrs Thomas
Powers and Mrs. ]. Robinson Beard.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Jessie L. Hop
kins and Miss Bessie Hopkins of No. 234 Berk-
eley Place for large card party on Thursday
evening. December 2S
On Saturday evening, December 16. Mrs Frank
S. Jones and Miss Maude Virginia Jones' who
party at the Casino. Their guests were Miss
Helen ConneIl, Miss Helen JONES' Miss Marie
Day, Mr. and Mrs. William r. Sinons Harold
Simons, Clarence Weston, Harold Norton and
Walter Harrington.
Friday, January 26, is the date set for the
annual Polytechnic midwinter ball The COM
mittee comprises Roland S. Childs Frank Meg
lasse and Frederick P. KalIhoff chairman.
he cd all Of
will give their annual dance on Monday, Febru-
ary ).
Next Thursday evening. December 2S. the
alumni OF the Manual Training High School are
to give their annual dance and entertainment at
the Pouch Gallery. The programme will include
the one act comedy sketch. "a Matrimonial
Squabble"; recitation by Miss Dahlnan, a
solo by Miss Wood and selections by the Shear
bison Male Quartet, with Incidental music by
the school orchestra The patronesses are Mrs
Charles D. Larlzins, Mrs Irving A Hazen Mrs
Frank n. Holmes. Mrs. Alfred Mackay Mrs
Willard F. Nelson Mrs Franklin d. Robinson
Mrs Clarence n. Vail and Mrs. Charles S
Yerbury.
At the sale OF fancy articles given Saturday
of the week before last at the home Of Mrs
Elliot Bigelow No. s Sidney Place over 800
was netted for the Sunshine Home for Blind
Babies. The room and the various tables were
effectively decorated with Christmas green's
The young women who sold articles were Miss
Agnes Bigelow. Miss Dorothy Bruff Miss Mil
dred Stanton. Miss Doris Arnold. Miss Mary
Lavie Miss Beth Murphy and Mrs Clarence r.
Hyde. These young girls also help to do the
sewing for the babies in the home
The Theta NJ Society Of the Packer Institute
will give a dance at the Pouch Gallery on Tues
day evening under the patronage OF Mrs.
T ArTiS 7
lam Glier Mrs. Charles w. Preston Mrs. George
Sherman and John Thatcher. The COMMITTEES
includes Miss Elsie Preston. Miss Ethel C;3ier
and Miss Carrie Shearman.
To be added to the list of patrons and patron
esses for the Church Charity Foundation recep- |
ton at the Pouch Gallery January IL are
Mrs. John ]. Van Nostrand, Mrs. Harry SaIter,
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton L. Rossiter Mr. and Mrs
Oscar NJ. Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Van
Wyck Rossiter. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelmus Mvn-
derse, Miss Anna Pierrepont. Miss Julia Pierre
pcnt. Mr.. and Mrs. Bird s. Coler. Mr. and Mrs
Robert s. Gould, Miss Mary Louise Chauncey
Miss NJ. Katherine Hustled. Mrs C. s. Kennedy. |