New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

last October. Miss Marion Houghton Richards of
North Attleboro Mass and her prospective
daughter-in-law. Miss Mary Belle Hudson, natUr-
ally attracted a large number from this borough
The hostess wore wore gown of white chiffon n velvet
messalne and Vaencennes lace. and Miss Hudson
of North AttIeboro assisted them to receive The
rooms were decorated with Anne rican Beauty roses
and ferns.
Another post-nuptal reception OF decided interest
to this borough was that Tuesday afternoon OF
Mrs Francis L. Hine, Of No. 4 West Fifty-third-
St. and her daughter-in-aw. Mrs Ethelbert Ije
Low. who before her marriage last June Miss
Gertrude Herrck, In the receiving party were her
attendants at her wedding Miss Anna L. Herrick
Miss Lulu IeffeTts, Miss Caroline V, Scott and
David Dows. jr., Mrs Harold Herrick. Mrs Samuel
Mrs Low will receive again next Tuesday. Mrs.
Low announces Wednesdays at No Il East Fifty
ffth-st.
Miss Charlotte r. stlman. daughter Of Thomas
f. stillman. Of No East Seventy-eighth-st.. Man
day. January 49, for Miss Madeline Evans. of Nor
ristown. whose engagement to David Fl. McAlpin
vas recently announced. and Miss Gillette.
In honor of Mrs. William Doerhinger. Lillian
Main that was the SO class Of Packer gave a
spread in the gymnasium of the institute last
Wednesday. Mrs. Doerfnger. who was presi-
dent OF the class has lived at Niagara Falls since
her marriage. but has been visiting her mother.
Mrs William Main OF Jefferson-ave, Among those
Miss Ss F4oTenee Wiiams Miss Fannie Forer Miss
a1 FeTr Miss ane Ts Mdagand Miss Amy Dun
lap Miss Mary Layery. Miss Elsie Clapp, Miss
Stella Forman Miss Lucy Burns. Miss Stella Bost-
wick ana Miss Jean Culbert.
Mrs. Adam W. Sproue, of No. 900 Park Place.
gave card party at her home last Wednesday
afternoon. Prizes carried off by Mrs. Henry
Ernst Mrs Adelaide Westake. Mrs. Bernardus
Everston. Mrs. Edward Tucker Mrs. Frank Frear,
Mrs Charles Hyde and Mrs. John Cochran. The
music furnished by a Hungarian orchestra.
The attendance included Mrs John KowenhOven.
George WILLIAMS, Mrs. Charles d, Sayre Mrs John
trand, Mrs. Josiah r. Mecher, Mrs. Paul Bernard,
Mrs Joseph X. Smith. Mrs. John H. Emanuel.
Nette Hatfield and the Misses Rushmore.
E Hubert Litchneld entertained house party
New Years Day at Litchfeld Park. in the
Adirondacks; 1t included Mr.. and Mrs. woodward
Babcock Miss Madeline Chauncey. Miss Mary IL.
Howard. Arthur COrlies. Harry Sampson, David
Stuart and George Dyer Of Manhattan.
The concert OF the Williams College Glee. Banjo
and Mandolin clubs followed by a dance was
given at the Berkeley Institute last Tuesday even
Ing under the auspices of the alumne. The as
semby room was gay with Christmas greens and
college pennants. The patronesses were Mrs.
Charles A. Boody. Mrs. William Bamber Mrs.
Maude Boody Carey. Mrs Edward Wallace Cone,
Mrs Theodore Conrow, Mrs Henry F. Crosby
Mrs. Henry Clay Evans. Mrs. G. Arthur FIeury.
Mrs Frances Sumner Ford, Mrs Rufus T. Griggs.
Mrs Edward B. Jordan. Mrs. James Johnston.
Mrs. John Clapperton Kerr. Mrs. Thomas II. Lid
ford, Mrs. James Moffett Mrs B. F. Parsons. Mrs.
Frank L. Snitfen Mrs. James Guthrie Shaw and
Mrs. c. Lincoln Williston. The attendance at the
dance included Miss Angie Atkinson Miss Sadie
Malarkey. Miss Gertrude Schneider. Miss Florence
Bamber. Miss Maude Conklin, Miss Effe {. Con-
Miss Gladys Parsons Miss Grace A. Lidford Miss
Nell Quigley. Miss Florence Frank. Miss Floren-
mer Miss Grace Young, Miss Helen Colyer Miss
Florence Johnston, Miss shelter Miss Francis,
Finlay Lewis J. Carruther Gilbert Taylor. Will
MORTIMER o Brien Charles T. Ric&srson Jerorie
II Crosby, Howard RicEe son. Harry Russell Emil
Mrs Robert Matthews.
Thursday evening of last week was marked by
the Midwinter Dance. which took place at the
Pierrepont Assembly Rooms The committee in.
cuded Miss Marie e. Appleton Miss Helen Apple
ton. Miss Helen S. Stanton. Miss Harriette W. Ny
gait, Miss Elizabeth Weeden. Miss Helen Murphy
and Miss Marion Snow, practically the same set OF
girls who gave the Leap Year Dance. The favors
were muffs. scarfs. flowers whips skating caps
crops silver key rings and boxes Of Turkish cigar
cites. The patronesses present were Mrs Ruel
Ross Appleton. Mrs Henry Sanger Snow Mrs
Among the dancers were Miss Mary Aisop. Miss
Bessie Alsop. Miss Madeline Dougherty, Miss Mary
latin Miss Mary Childs. Miss Helen BrufY Miss
Irene Cave. Miss Nellie Dingee, Miss Helen smythe
Miss Helen Brooks. Miss Beatrice Otrogse Miss
Caroline Squibb. Miss Alice Davol. Miss Helen Dud-
lev Miss Grace Bedford. Miss Reba Forbes Miss
Mildred Bedford. Miss Charlotte Leech, Miss Etbel
j. Adams Miss Jean ID. Adams, Miss Katherine
pauehy sHTs MTs Frnn wafS1 aG% Synney w Jones
George swltzer George 4; Carhart. Irving Vidaud
Reese d. Alsop. Donald Il. Abbott. Rodger Tread,
well Harold Prosser Richmond T.. Brown Frank
Page Leonard Kennedy. Mason Day, Stewart
Warner Edward II. Arnold, Philip r. Mallory
Randolph Sexton. Henry Sutphin. Ray BigeIow
Seymour Barr, John Montgomery and Hugh Rob-
erts
The PierrepOnt Assembly Rooms were the scene
on the following evening OF the second Primrose
Dance. The patronesses Mrs. Joseph H. SUIT
phin Mrs. Horato NJ. Adams. Mrs George Not
man, Mrs; Francis H. southwiek. Mrs. William L.
Van Ginderen. Mrs Alfred Il. White and Mrs
william G. Low. The noor committee included
Lewis southwick Adrian Van sinderen and Ran