New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

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wedding Of Miss Kate Porter. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Porter, OF No. 254 De-
catur street, and Herbert Green, son of Fran
els w. Green, of No. 1892 Church avenue. 1t
is to be home ceremony. Miss Gladys Green
will be the maid of honor and Miss Dorothy NJ
Porter and Master Charles A. Porter will be
ribbon bearers.
The engagement was announced last week OF
Miss Mollie Dodge Ripley. daughter Of Mrs. E.
j. Ripley of Netherland Road, Brookline. Mass,
and Dr. Eugene La Forest Swan, Of No. 41S
LAFAYETTE avenue DR.. Swan, after being grad
uated from the Long Island College Hospital
in 1885, took a graduate course at Harvard. He
is attached to the Brooklyn Hospital.
Mrs Walter St. John Benedict gave bridge
at her home, No. Is Columbia Heights. on
Tuesday The rooms were bright with daffo-
dis and green's, and the hostess received in q
gown of pale pink chiffon and lace Her guests
were Mrs. Blair Williams, Mrs. Henry Law
renee Burnett. Mrs W. Berry Harpinding, 1r''
of Manlratta Mrs William Henry Young,
Mrs. Richard rockingham O'Neill OF Boston;
Mrs Murray Boocock, Mrs. Camden CROSBY
Dixie Mrs A. A. Low, Mrs. Charles MeiViie
Bull. Miss Alice Brinsmade, Miss Kate Bar
mum, Mrs George w. Chauncey, Mrs Thomas
ard Hadden. Mrs. Almet F. jerks, Mrs John
Hill Morgan. Mrs George Du Pont Pratt. Mrs.
Frederick B. Pratt. Mrs. William Raymond,
Mrs Alden s. Swan. Miss Gertrude Stockweli'
Miss Bertha Stockwell. Mrs. Albert Van Wyck'
Mrs Frances Williams, Miss Williams, MISS
Marion Litchfeld. Miss Mary Howard. MRS.
Joseph Edward Davis (nee MaxwelD, Miss Heien
Judson Mrs. Sherman Joost (nee Murray ana
Mrs. Timothy williams, Of Huntington. Long
Island Tea was served by Mrs William Par-
sons SIocovich who has just returned from her
wedding trip and Miss Louise Murray. Ihe
prizes were silver tea caddies and trays
A japanese luncheon was given on friday Oh
the week before last at the Montauk Club by
Miss Ada Frances Higgins. The guests were
Mrs. Eugene Alfred Widmann, Mrs E. NJ Mey-
rovitz Mrs John N. Kenyon, Mrs. William
Kenyon, Mrs. Gustav A. Jahn, MISS Liberia
Jabn Miss Louisa Wingate, Mrs. Edwin La
Roche Miss Dotter Miss Frieda Waither, MISS
Wales. Miss Cowperthwat, Miss thompson
Miss Decker Miss Ficken, Miss Colt. MISS Kos
sitter. Miss Hazeltine and Miss Hanson. WIS
taria predominated in the decorations WHICH
were by Nantine.
Receiving with Miss Josephine Marshail on
Thursday were Mrs. Laurens Reeve no""e.
,u pntb Thurston and Miss Ruth Howard
Tho euest of honor was Miss Jessie Sloan. the
aancee of her brother, Henry Place Marshali'
Mrs Joseph Britton and Mrs. George Post
Rritton gave a bridge at their home NO. ~
New York avenue. a week ago yesterday ihe
puests were Mrs William Murray Sayer, Mrs
CHRISTOPHER Sweeney, Mrs George n hopihson
Mrs Woodcock Mrs H. r. s. Randoiph' MI y
Gilbert c. Peterkin. Mrs. Frederick h. BeoIoro'
Mrs Howard Chichester. Mrs F. b. 1hon'asoh'
Mrs CHRISTOPHER Schwab. Mrs. P. M. Woolley
Wolf tor
Mrs Spencer ]. Estey, Mrs. Harry Randall
Mrs George Logan, Mrs. Frank MAJOR Mrs
Adam w Sproi,le Mrs c. H. Wilson, Mrs. E r
Morse. Mrs. William Bridge, Mrs. F. w. Drake
Mrs H. s Dewey, Mrs. Nathaniel 8. Corwln
Mrs Edward Todd, jr, Mrs. c. H. Bailey, Mrs
| James Scholes, Mrs. Edward Faulkner, MIS-
| Paulv Miss Halsted Miss johnston MISS
| Browning Mrs. Bernard Ris Mrs. c. H. baliev
| Mrs Arthur Fuller. Mrs. j. b. ODonohue, MIS-
| Nelson Munger Mrs. D. F. McCabe. Mrs Her
| man Vaughan. Mrs Wesley Block Mrs. Joseph
N Bacon. Mrs j. H. Wallace. Mrs. Theodore
| Rutts Miss Wilbur Miss Faulkner. Mrs. Edgar
| Balding, Mrs. Remsen Johnson, Mrs DAVID
| Thornton Mrs Charles G. Hedge, Mrs Henry
| Burn. Mrs Robert Kunkel, Mrs. e. c. Meekcr
! Mrs J. F. Lomas, Mrs. j. 5. Bearnes' MIS-
| Clement Collier, Mrs. Warfeld, Mrs j. >. FER
9ason. Miss westlake. Miss Britton. Miss Hat
George Williams Mrs. Dwight Lynes, Mrs
. Clement Asbury Mrs. A. c. Lockwood and Mrs
w. c. Todd.
I Mrs Victor BaiilaPA q. No. 1ol West 18th
| street but formerly Of this borough, is receiv-
| ing Thursdays in March.
( Mrs Frederick Cawdle. who N now living al
| the Plaza, Manhattan gave bridge on Thurs
f, day of the week before last. Among the guests
| from this borough Mrs. Walter st, John
| Benedict Mrs John Van Buren Thayer, Mrs
| Omri Ford Hubbard, Mrs. James Lancaster Nor
| gan Mrs Carl Pustan, Mrs. Camden Crosby
Dixie and Mrs. William H. Nichols
In honor Of Mrs. H. Hardcastle Pennock 9
reception was given last Monday evening by
| Mrs Homer Pennock at her home, No. l54 Mon
| tague street Receiving with them was Miss
| Christine Strang, OF Manhattan, the Hance OF
Homer Pennock. Smilax and red roses were
| used in the decorations Mrs. Pennock, ST., wore
black lace and diamonds. and the bride was
| gowned in white chiffon cloth and duches.
| lace.
A Lenten musical for the benefit of the Stony
| woid Sanatorium will be given by the Brooklyn
| Heights Auxiliary next Monday morning a,
! Historical Hall. The programme will be in
| terpreted by Mrs. Martha Miner 1iohards. So
| prano: DR.. j. Frederick Gillette and the Damn
] reuther string orchestra Miss Alice Steele Ide