New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

Henry OuSFo, MIS btoiBc Aiiit "eiiNA'f 49,
Miss Sproule and Mrs. Isaac Parker Walker
Mrs Henri Anthony Louis Hoguet, of No. 143
Willow street, has issued cards for Friday and
Saturday This will be the first entertaining
she has done since her marriage. she having
been in mourning for her mother Mrs. Howard.
A large bridge party was given Wednes-
day by Mrs. George Hunt Prentiss and Miss
Marjorie Lewis Prentiss, of No. los Pierrepont
street. for their guest, Miss Clara Russell, Of
Great Darlington Among those present were
Mrs Stewart L. Woodford Mrs. Camden Crosby
Dixie Mrs Walter ST. John Benedict Mrs. John
Hill Morgan Mrs. Frank Day Tuttle, Mrs.
George W. Chauncey, Mrs. Edward Hinman,
Mrs. Richard Dorsey, Mrs. Herman stutzer, Mrs
Alden S. Swan, Mrs. Frederic Clarence Brown,
Mrs Russell E. Prentiss, Mrs. William {. kel-
logg Mrs. Horace Creamer, Mrs. Frank Ber-
mingham Mrs. Sherman Joost, Mrs. Jessie Sar-
gent, Mrs George Frank, Mrs. Rebecca Stuart,
Miss Josephine Sutphin, Miss Bertha Stock
well, Miss Gertrude Roxanna Beecher Miss An
toinette Reeve Butler, Miss Helen Ray, Miss
Florence Miller, Miss Elizabeth Weeden, Miss
Jessie Stevens Miss Elizabeth Macdonald. Miss
Helen Ray, Miss Mary MacKaye, Miss Esther
Whitney, Miss Helen MacWilliams, Miss Mary
ShiIIeto of Cincinnati, and Miss Peck, of Bris-
tol, Conn.
avenue, will give a tea on Thursday afternoon
so her friends may have an opportunity to meet
her brothers fiancee, Miss Jessie Sloan.
A reception was given on Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. Wilson G. Hunt Randolph, of No. 239
Hancock street; Mrs Harry R. S. Randolph and
Mrs. II. Harry r. Randolph. Receiving with
them We're Mrs. Clement Collier. Mrs. Edward
G. Royce Miss Ethel Royce. Mrs. r. Morrison
Gray Mrs. Frank H. Clarke, Mrs j. s. B.
Smith and Mrs Cord 4. Meyer. A dinner party
followed for those receiving and an equal num-
Der of men Jonquils and orchids were effective
ly combined in the table decorations. Mrs
Randolph was gowned in gray marquisette and
chiffon velvet Mrs. II. II. r Randolph wore a
gown of embroidered crepe de chine, trimmed
with gold and Mrs II. r. 6. Randolph's gown
was of pale blue crepe de chine, made Empire
fashion. a harp. violin and cello furnished the
music.
Mrs Samuel A. Wood, of No 80 Clinton ave
nue., gave a dinner for her daughters, Miss Edna
Wood and Miss Helen Wood, and their guest,
Miss Margaret Smith. of Cleveland. week ago
yesterday. on Thursday of the week Miss
Olga Doughty gave a luncheon of eight covers
for Miss Smith at her home, No. 2S9 Washing
ton Miss Jessie Stanton, of No. "a
South Portland avenue, and Miss Elizabeth de
Selding have also entertained recently in her
honor.
Miss Grace Bedford of No. 1S1 Clinton ave-
nue.. gave dance on Saturday evening, Febru-
ary Il, for Miss Nellie Dingee and her fance
Clinton Lutkns. The dancers We're mostly
members of her debutante set the Hill.
At the reception which Mrs. George Ramsey,
of No 216 Lincoln Place, gave for her daugh-
ters-n-law Mrs. Henry Ramsey and Mrs.
George A. Ramsey, she assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs Francis W. Fletcher, Mrs. Charles
p. Thurston, Mrs George Drury, Mrs Margaret
Cox. Miss Leary, Miss Sara Wins, Miss Helen
c. Conrow, Miss Berwick and Miss Nora Ber-
wick. The hostess gowned in white flet
net and Carrickmacross lace.
Considerable entertaining has been done dur
ing the last fortnight in honor of Mrs. Charles
Cushman, of Boston, who is visiting Mrs. Josiah
T. Marean. Mrs Marean has given several din
ners and bridge, and Mrs. Omri Ford Hib-
bard and Mrs. James D. Fessenden. of Man
haitian, have also entertained for her
Mrs. Louis A. Lineau and Miss Marguerite
s. Lineau, of No. 145 Amity street will give a
reception next Saturday afternoon from 4 until
o'clock. The receiving party will include Mrs
F. w. Lneau. of South Orange; Mrs. Arthur
II. Walkley. Miss Emily Mendes, Miss Florence
F. Smith, Miss Cornelia Lineau and Miss Ell
eanor Lineau, of Manhattan.