New-York tribune., 1905-12-17

dred covers for her daughter, Miss Mary Latin
Cards will follow.
Mrs. Chester Ingerson Richards announces
second Fridays until May at No ESQ West s2d-
st.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Sidney Lanier
Smyth and Miss Helen Dunnell Smyth for
Wednesday. December q, from until o'clock.
at the Grosvenor, 5th-ave. and 10th-st. This
will be Miss Snyths formal introduction to
society The Smyths formerly lived at No. 1856
Joralemon-st
An out Of town wedding of direct interest to
this borough was that Tuesday evening at
Plattsburg, n. Y, of Miss Celeste Foote, daugh-
of Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. Foote, and Cap
tain Harry Edward Knight, U. S. A. son Of Mr..
and Mrs Henry Knight, of Brooklyn The maid
of honor Miss Carolyn Dudgeon, of Man
haitian, and Miss Alexandria Gamble and Miss
Helen Royce were the bridesmaids. Miss
Dorothy Dickinson Foote acted as flower girl.
Lieutenant Howard G. Price, L. S. A., was the
best man, and the ushers were Lieutenant
Thomas T. Duke and Lieutenant Daniel A
Nolan. Captain and Mrs knight to live at
Fort Porter, Buffalo.
Mrs. William Hinman and Miss Jennie Hin
man, OF No. 4S0 Vanderbilt announce
Thursdays in December.
Plans are now well under way for a concert re-
ception and dance to be given the Pouch Gallery,
January II, for the benefit of the Church Charity
Foundation of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Long Island. A partial list of patrons and
tronesses includes Bishop Burgess. who is TO sail
for Europe Tuesday, January 16, Miss Burgess Mr..
and Mrs. Devine F. Burtis. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Belden. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson. the Rev. and
Mrs Paul Flynn SWEET, DR.. and Mrs. j, Elliott
lett, Mr. and Mrs John D, Snedeker. DR.. and Mrs.
A. D. Goddard, DR.. and Mrs; Henry A Fairbairn. Tt
Heinigke, Mr. and Mrs Christopher Joost Mr.. and
Mrs FREQ G. Cqcheu Mr and Mrs +; N Whitney;
Miss Van Nostrand.
Mrs. Daisy Beard Shuts. of No. 2o1 Columbia
Heights gave a euchrs for the benefit of the Stony
Wold Sanatorium, Tuesday. December 3. The at.
tendance included Mrs Eben ]. Knowlton. Mrs
Charles NJ. Bull Mrs. William b Davenport Mrs.
Franklin " Hopkins. Mrs & Charles 4s Denny Mrs. Mrs.
w. F. Smith, Mrs. George II. Coutts, Mrs irving
Rartei The hostess was assisted By Mrs Edward 4,g
inmen Mrs Camden G. pike . Mrs OPri 49oan6 r HID
Dorsey.
Under the patronage of Mrs. Glenworth r. But
Ter, Mrs. Franklin w Hopkins, Mrs Charles w.
Frazier Mrs. William. rockingham Smith, Mrs.
Francis w. Moore, Mrs. Thomas NJ. Barr, Mrs.
Elliott Bigelow, Mrs Alexander c. Howe. Mrs.
William ]. Taylor, Mrs. Joseph II: Cousins and
Mrs. Edmund Lohrbacher, the first midseason dance
given at the Pouch Gallery on Friday evening.
December g. The committee comprises Frank Sey-
mour Barr, William Moore, jr., Hugh Sinclair Rob
erts. Edwin Hicks Bigelow and Stephen Van Cullen
Hopkins
Mrs Augustine Banks. Miss Adele Banks and
Miss Louise Acker Banks of No 1T West 75th-st.,
will receive n second and fourth Tuesdays.
Next Wednesday evening the annual concert OF
the Yale Glee Mandolin and Guitar clubs will be
given at the Tonplins Avenue Congregational
Church under the auspices of the Young Peoples
Association Of the church The patronesses ara
Mrs. Macy McGee Waters. Mrs Cornelius Dslano
Wood Mrs. z. W. Corles Mrs. John E. Tousey,
Mrs. Frank NJ. Lupton. Mrs. Edward II Bowen,
Mrs. John s. Ogilvie. jr., Mrs. Arthur Hebard Mrs
Charles r. Hebard, Mrs. Christina l. Antonides
w o. Fitch, Mrs. W W. Brush, Mrs. William
Pringle. Mrs. a. G. Cooper Mrs. James r. Crane
and Mrs. Bartlett Hawkins
Mrs. Joseph C. Hoagland and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Drexel Godfrey sailed the Kaiser Wilhelm II
last Tuesday.
Mrs. George l. Pease and her daughter Mrs
Gertrude Gregory Pease left last week for Pasa-
dena. where they will spend the winter.