New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-05
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
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MISS hraetzer, MISS Katharine kraetzer,
Miriam BAGS. Miss Edith suffern. Miss Madeline
Anq Elabe xSn Whaser M Miss EdH
PwhiiiI ldp FREDERICK PSmeroy Walter GriptOn Paul
Campbell. Rex Richards, William Howell. Harry
RReeena than Henry Wheeler Harry Cooper. OF
brooklyn: William Evans, OF RoseVile, n. j.. and
BHTton Bishop Of Philadelphia The Easter dance
VIII take place Wednesday evening. April g. at
the Pouch Gallery as usual.
Under the patronage OF Mrs George Ramsey.
Mrs Charles Henry Parsons Mrs. Merritt Lock-
WOOD Thompson Mrs. Francis NJ. Pickney, Mrs
Thomas James Leary and Mrs. Joseph Fradley,
SUBSCRIPTION dance was given at the Berkeley In
stitute Thursday evening Of last week. The as
sembly room where the dance held simply
but effectively decorated with green's. The at
tendance included Mrs. Francis w. Mdston. Mrs
Emory 3. Remington. Mrs. f. w. Keeney. Mr. and
Mrs Edwin L. Garvin. Miss Mabel Gould. Miss
Blanche Morrison, Miss Mabel New Miss Edna
Lockwood Miss Amy Walker. Miss Josephine Ba-
ker. Miss Helen Haviand. Miss Agnes Martin. Miss
Margie Leary, Miss Jennie Leary. Miss Bess Fol-
lansbee. Miss Mabel Pearson Miss Mary Brock,
6 Parsons. Miss Mabel s{anWoSo WOOD Miss Edna
noore Miss tl2renee Frank; Lieutenant w. Par
Clarence il Fay Alexander Macp 6P Gso GH r.
Bin9Sa GeorS e. AW4Gd Asiey GT2 Lea
Aubrey Adam. Herbert Delapierre. George Cum
gric6 B4ElSShenbSerger. Louis N Parsons, Arthur H.
Leslie, Francis NJ. Pinkney Howell GERMAN. How
ara S. Kinney. Francis w. Maston. Emil Frank,
Peterson, Emory Brace Remington, Frederick A.
s6 on Maso1 eaTd Sha95 ky0dd
Baker, William Fletcher, Townsend Horner. Fred
and John Hume and Robert Hume, Of New Haven
The Senior Prom of the Packer Collegiate In
stitute was held in the gymnasium Saturday even
Ing OF last week. College pennants and bunting
decorated the walls and large vases of red roses,
the class flower. were in the reception room and
library The list Of patronesses included Mrs. Tru-
man J. Backus, Mrs. William s. Packer, Miss Pac-
ker, Mrs. Augustus V. Marckwald, Mrs. Edwin H.
Champion. Mrs. Julius Cavard, Mrs. William H.
Douglas Mrs II. L. Carpenter, Mrs. William Main
Mrs. Charles w. Hand Mrs. Lewis NJ Peck. Mrs
W. w. Gien, Mrs. Lorbacher, Miss Maud Nelson
Mrs. r. J. Davidson and Mrs George Drury
Miss Jessie Duryea, Miss Emma NJ. CHAMPION Miss
Ms5y LS[dneG Miss G%ehd0An G M Mss MISS
G. Ritch. Miss Maud Marckwald. Miss Jessie l.
P. Barrett Miss Grace l. Powers. Miss Clara H
Ernst. Miss Josephine Lardner, Miss Laura . w
Miss margarine F. Moran, Miss Edith z. BOVINE
Mary E Davidson Miss Ada Stephens, Miss Helen
Worrell, Arthur n. Cowperthwait. Ralph T. Dut-
Bayis s. Frank Ketc tE Eiwood Bafar : Edgar
David Forshay. George A Brakeley. Edward Seed,
Frederick Tagsart. Hugh L. Butler, Joseph SheT-
erick clarke se' Robert Waer Howard brown. Don
aid s0msrs William JaPns HerSsst + J Mo
+. Andrews, Morton Picksay. George s. Parsons
ana w. ST Clair Wering.
The Packer Alumne Dramatic Association will
not give g shakesperian production this spring. as
in the previous years. because OF their inability to
secure a suitable theatre. Instead. it has been
decided to give the two short plays Nance Old
field" and 'Gringorie'' at Memorial Hail. Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings, May and l. The casts
have not been determined upon yet Alfred Young
will coach.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ernest Fahys, OF Manhat-
tan expect to sail by the Prnzessin Victoria Luise
next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ethelbert Ide Low win spend the
remainder of the winter IN the South.