New-York tribune., 1905-02-26
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
Continued from sixth page.

Lthgow Perkins. and Hugh Clay Pierce, Miss
Perkins will be given away by her brother. VIII
lam L. Perkins and attended by her sister. Mrs,
Frank r. Wyckof. matron of honor. and oy
Miss Sara Frances Jones. OF Manhattan; Miss
Fannie Votey. Of Summit n. Y, and Miss Marie
Kcmpmann. of PIainhold \. j., where she has
lived since leaving Brooklyn, three years ago
Bridseport; John Denho!m. Charles Hamilton; fe OF
worcester, and Ralph Waldo Pierce; a reeePtloh
will follow the ceremony at the home OF Mrs.
Wyckon No 25 Clifton Place The bridal party
Wycko and Mss Frances iS@ Williams. and tS6
pages Master Edward Perkins and Frederick
Lyle. Jr.
A quiet home wedding of next week viii be that
of Miss Lille Osborn Martin. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George H Martin, of No. Il Spencer Place
and DR.. Ray Edward Gilman. Miss Edith Clifford
Martin is to attend maid OF honor and Miss
Marguerite Plantin. Miss Josephine Beatrice Story
and Miss Esther Elizabeth Carson are to be the
Pahen dad The ne usRers Re45 Mi be g' Dr. 0 william
-Noolsey, Robert Elmer Miller and Thomas Lhorpe
invitations have been limited 10 relatives owing to
a recent death in the Martin family
In celebration OF their twentieth wedding ami
versary Mr. and Mrs Arthur E 1lthbridse. Of No
rs Cluincy-st.. entertained number Of friends at
their home on Friday evening of last week Cards
played in the early part Of the evening and
after supper the time spent in dancing The
house was decorated with spring flowers and palms
and ferns. Among the guests gere Mr. ar and I, Mrs Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs William A Miller, Mr.. end Mrs
James I E Bsig Nj ehe vnd Mr HaTFy apG NTs Wber
Prouty Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Sharkey. Mr.. and
s MesicE " Mr.. and Mrs Phiip Bender. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Maon. M and MS Charles sur5eRsRffw fr
Charles HaYens.
The first post-nuptial reception Of Mr.. and Mrs
Avent Childress will take PLACE next Wednesday.
March /, from until O'Clock. at the home Of
Maokay. No. 20 West 6sth-st. Manhattan.
Assisting Mrs Camden C. Dixie OF No 1874 Colurn-
bia Heights. and her two daughters. Mrs. Murray
Boock OF Castolia, Keswick Va, and Mrs. George
C. F. Williams OF Hartford. Conn. to receive
Thursday and Friday of last week were Mrs
St. Clair McKeiway. Mrs. Francis Blossom. Mrs
Henry Sheldon, Mrs Charles n. Judson Mrs.
HHsPr Hs Fo6s 6em 9aS s 1f ohn snfy e L4Te d Ga MT
4 De Silver; Mrs John MeAI{hur Of Manhattan; Nan %
beth Packard Miss Williams and Miss Ethel
Moore. MIS- Dke ana her daughters were gowned
with American Beauty roses and greens Mrs.
Saturday.
In the receiving party with HIrs. George H.
Coutts. OF No. IA Joraemon-st., last Friday were
Mrs. Ruel Ross Appleton, Mrs Tunis C. Bergen.
Mrs. Mr. J; Douglas Adam. Mrs Renwiek sPiers; Miss
Mrs. Coutts was go"ned IN mauve crepe de chine
5enoPgtte ae n FORMED the combined WIFE
Mrs Laurence P. Bodkn. OF Flatbush. formerly
Of Clinton-ave.. gave a dinner at the Clarendon
last Monday evening The table decorations were
In pink being the flowers used. Mrs. Bod
kn's guests were Mr.. and Mrs Desmond Dunno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael F. McGoldrick Judge and
Mrs. Jesse Johnson Mr. ond Mrs. William F. Fan
ming. MT and Ms. Ihomas r. Magner. Mrs. NJ a
O'COnnor. Mrs. Peter McNulty. Mrs; a. L. Ashman.
Miss Anna Cochran and Harold McNulty.
Miss Tower. a senior at Smith College. was the
guest of honor at a luncheon given Monday OF
last week by Miss Mary S. butcher. OF No. 80
8 Hempst6he Miss ESabetH fIinman steele Mss
Ella Louise Adams and Miss Alice Pate.
a large reception OF last week was that given On
Monday by Mrs. Henry Brown Gedney. Of No. 453
Sth-st in honor of her sisteI-in-law. Mrs Charles
Lester Blunt Mrs. Slas p. Cumming. Of Newark.
Of Staten Island. presided over the tea table The
hostess was assisted in receiving by Mrs E; {.
Mss Alma Giedney and Miss Edith Miller.
Miss s Edith Wilkinson. Of No. LO71 Dean n-st..
and Miss Elizabeth Meserole Rhodes have cards
ont for next Saturday afternoon from until
o'clock. Assisting them to receive win be Mrs.
Edward T Wilkinson. Of Montcair; Mrs. A. Lin
SGrH MRS Wiiiiam splccr Miss Rebecca Lane Hooper.
Miss Harriet l. kighter, MISS AIny :: Eoner' A4SS
Sara Lewis Rhodes and MISS Ethel Gahofah'
Mrs. Susan II. Crane. of No. 2s5 Garfield Place
csv. a large card party at her home Thursday
~ last week for her daughters, Miss Emma B
r,rane ana Miss MaisIe l. Crane. They were as
e,ete6 IN receiving by Mrs. Edward Crane, Mrs.
George " Mackenzie. Miss Nan Lockwood ana
Miss Pauline Auei. Their guests were Mrs Elliott
NJ Tr1dredge Mrs Seymour Fuller, Mrs s
T-tttnper Frank Mrs. Charles II. Dimon, Mrs VIII
lar, G. Gilmore. jr., Mrs Spencer M Mabe9; MIS- MIS-:
Harry S Moul. Mrs. Louis FREEMAN Mrs. Stapley
palmer Jadwn, Mrs Robert tioodSwih. Ats,. Hf-
ard Wuppermanp. OF Siah allail' sliss ulS -
Christie Miss Isabelle LockHood MISS May sun
ClitS' Nlies Florence Faircnild, Miss Louise May
80 Miss Dallas Rogers. Miss Ethel Pate. MISS
tIi ti,,U Mss Florence Hanna, Miss Eva t1niay,
sAiISe Peter Adelia Potter, Miss Emma
T,.il- NJfss Mary Weld. Miss Alice Notify, Miss
tiizabeth Quick and Miss Josephine Crane. OF New
ark, y. J.
~. william Wilson Of No. 2O5 St Johns Place.
- har daughters. Mrs. Arthur Ings Martin and
Mrs Frederick c. Holden, win give large card
-arty on Friday afternoon OF next week Inc guest
~ honor viii be Miss Roiston'
Mrs Charles D. Schenck. Mrs John Osborn
toIock and Miss Jane H. Pitkin viii give a bridge
usrty at the Montauk Club on Monday March D.
Mrs Waverley West HRllock. OF No. III Lefferts
piece has recalled her cards for Tuesdays. owing
10 death in the thIhliy
.rordev evening was marked by the annual ball
- tbe bachelors and spinsters at the Pouch Gal
lerv This proved one OF the gayest and largest
s.,cas m this side OF the river given during the
yvtrter The electric light bulbs In the ballroom
railway and banquet hall covered with rose
shades OF pink crepe paper. Baskets OF hyacinths
were suspended from the ceiling, In the ballroom
and All The white and gold parlor. where five
OF the patronesses-Ars Henry Hayes WOOD. Mrs