New-York tribune., 1906-02-04
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST
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The marriage OF Miss Helen Tracy Brown and
F p. Keppel. of No. 239 East 1Tth-st., took
nlace on Wednesday last at the home of the
bride in Flushing. Mrs. Keppel is a niece of
Mrs J. P Morgan. OF this city. and the bride
groom is secretary of Columbia University.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt has sent beautiful
little engraving signed with her own name to
be ratified at the Valentine musical. to be given
bv the women of the West End Exchange on
ST, Valentines Day at the house of Mrs. James
NJ Donald No. AZ West 76th-st- Mrs. Roose-
velt has sent her best wishes for the success OF
the entertainment, and regrets her inability to
be present
The mana gers are working hard for the sue
of this unique musical. Perry Aver1l
barytone, and Miss Frances Miller. soprano will
sing, and Mr.. Spross, the organist, Will play
Among the unique features planned are an In
novation Trunk and q "'Postofflce," where all
Will find valentines 10 please their fancy. The
souvenir programmes are to be works of art
in the form OF hearts thrust through with gold
arrows
recent much needed additions and improvements
to the building, and all asked to come and
enjoy themselves for the benefit of the practical
the West End Exchange, 74th-st and Amster-
dam-ave. The women interested in the affair
Mrs. Walter Geer. president: Mrs. Thomas
Hardenbergh Vice-preSdent; Miss j. II. Dill
Mrs. John s. Spencer Mrs. J. T. Dennell, Mrs
J. NJ. Donald. Mrs. Frederick Hasbrouck, Mrs
Henry Spadone, Mrs. Mark W. Potter, Mrs.
Charles F. Terhune, Mrs. T. d. Dewitt, Mrs. J.
D. Bruce Mrs. Francis r. Flagg, Mrs. Robert
Mackenzie and Mrs. L. /. Hill.
The third dance of the evening club OF the
West Side Card Assemblies will take place on
Friday evening, February %
The National Society of New England Women
will hold its annual breakfast at Delmonico's
on February 3. Captain A. V. Wadhams, U. s.
NJ will como from the navy yard at Norfolk
Va, where he is stationed, especially TO speak to
the New-England women his subject being
Life On Board a Man-of-War." Many promi-
neEt women expected to speak, and Miss
Reba Cornett and Miss Margaret Keyes will be
the soloSts,
Mrs George Thomas Stevens, the president OF
the society. assisted by Mrs. Theodore E. Sew
ard and Mrs. Charles Gilmore Kerley, the first
and second vice-presldents. respectively. will
receive the members and their guests at the
social hour preceding the brea kfast, when Mrs
Theodore F. Mcdonald and her committee will
that all new members and their friends are
introduced. Mrs. John E. Weeks. chairman of
social functions, and her committee, Mrs. John
c. Coleman Mrs Albert S. Newcomb. Mrs Will
lam H. Osborn, Mrs. Edward w. Peet and Mrs
Rush w. Poor. have spared no pains to make
the event a success
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. ShainwaId entertained
the Drawing Room last Wednesday evening at
No. 361 Madison-aVe. John Graham Brooks
made an address on the subject of "A Study of
Modern Luxury" after which Signor and Nine.
Bel-Resky gave selections from the italian
operas.
Among the members and guests present were
Amos F. Emo. Mrs. c. F. Butterield, Walter
bee. Mrs. Ceballos Mrs. Alfred Peats. Mrs.
John Lumsdon. Mrs. Marcellus Hartley, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph L. Shainwald. Professor Willis
L. Moore, chief of the Weather Bureau; Count
and Countess Massgla. Paola Ffnnacchiaro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Adler, F. Hunting Howell.
Judge and Mrs. Murray. Miss Emma Thursby.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. Ffala.
Colonel Loveland, General James Grant Will
son. Colonel David Brainard and Consul General
and Mrs Uchida.
Mrs. AIRY ]. Lamme, of No 1SS Harrison-st.,
East Orange, N. J., gave tea on Tuesday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs Charles Nelson Fair
child, of East Orange. Mrs. Lamme was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. William Bouldin, jr..
Mrs. Stanley Couzzens. Mrs. Edward Priezer.
Mrs. Edward s. Andrews. Mrs. Philip H Pa
triarch, Mrs. P. s. Jennings, Mrs. Arthur A.
B6dss B%gSF MRS mrs ra boa ee MRS IS Edh
Many prominent in Southern society
were among the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Blossom and Miss
Rowena Blossom left Thursday for their home
| in California. They will stop en- route for a
visit in New-OrleanS.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stewart Bradley. of No.
| "a washington Square North, leave this week
! for Old Point Comfort.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Quaintance and Mr..
and Mrs. Vilass A. Dodge will entertain the
members of an afternoon card club and their
1 husbands at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ouain-
tance on Monday evening.
Miss Ella Moore. OF Upper Montcair, will en-
tertan a bridge whist luncheon club on Wednes-
| day
Miss winifred Richardson of No 1 West
! 12Tth-st the hostess at an "at home early
| last week.
| Mrs. Charles Herbert Smith, of No. 20 West
| 9Oth-st., leaves Monday for a six weeks trip
to California. She goes in special car with
/ party of twelve friends
Mrs. Anna Nj. Thompson announces the mar
! rage OF her daughter Anna Louise, TO DR.. Ed
| live at the Flanders, No. 106 East 4Tth-st-
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Vincent Bolton, of
! Cedar Rapids, Iowa. who spent their honeymoon
! in Jamaica, staying at the Waldorf-Astoria
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lumoin Lindsey, Of
| Elmhurst, Queens Borough. gave a dinner on
! Wednesday evening
Miss Mary Hall Sarge, of No o East 45th-st-.
! held the last of her receptions this season on
| Thursday afternoon.
The fourth annual dinner Of the alumni OF