New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
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.o- o% NJ and Mrs George c. Kobbe. OF
Short Hills. \. j. the fiancee of William A
Manning Receiving with them were Mrs. AL
bert Flake. of Manhattan. the mother Oh 'ne
bride: Mrs. William Cooney, of Greenwich
Conn until recently OF Brooklyn, and Mrs
John r Drayton of Pldinheld, N - Inc
decorations in the drawing room were pink IN
t1,a library white rredomnated, and in the
dining room lavender and white orchids were
used.
MIR. and Mrs Frank c. Mayhew of No. I'LL
Dean street have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Marie Louise May
how. TO De Forest Candee, Of the Lakewood
No 495 Eighth avenue
Mrs. Amos D. Carver, Of No I23 Eighth
avenue. gave a bridge of seven tables on
Wednesday afternoon. The guests were MIS-
Charles Clement Bowen Mrs. Irving T. Smith,
Mrs Cornelius Van Ness. Mrs. Charies
Y,ongenecker. Mrs William Tyson Hayward
Mrs. Charles Hyde, Mrs. George D. Weober
and Mrs Frank Hartman. who were the prize
winners: Mrs Edgar F. I.uckenbach, Mrs
| Edward Luckenbach, Mrs. George Brewster
Brett Mrs Charles Lott Schenck. Miss Alvin
Boody Mrs. Robert Honeyman Mrs Harvey
Murdoch Miss Maillard NJ Canda, Mrs
Cbarlas A ODonohue. Mrs. John &. O'Dono-
hue. Mrs Frank Duryea. Mrs. Paul bernard
Miss Blanche Nichols. Miss Louise weston
Mrs Lawrence Barnum. Mrs Frank Hartman,
Mrs William Anderson Miss Belle van WE,
Mrs Jessie Hopkins, Mrs. 6. F. Meader ana
Miss Elizabeth Carver. The prizes we're centre
pieces sofa cushions and travelling clocks,
Thu receptions which Mrs. Henri Anthony
Louis Hoguet gave Friday and yesterday after-
moons at her home, No. 14S Willow street were
marked by large and representative gatherings.
from f.
tan. Being in mourning for her mother. the late
Mrs Edward Tasker Howard, this is practically
the only entertaining she has done since her
marriage over two years ago The hostess re
ceived in an Empire gown of peach coloTed
chiffon cloth. and in her hair she wore an En-
pfrp wreath of pearls, an heirloom OF the HoSuet
family Yesterday she was assisted by MIS-.
Holland Grace Anthony, Miss Olive Spies, OF
Manhattan and Miss Antoinette Reeve Butler
Friday the receiving partly included Miss Er-
nestine Hoguet Mrs Anthony and MISS Mar
gnret Achelis, of Manhattan. Some Of those
present were Mrs. James Lancaster Morgan.
Mrs Sylvester Blood. Mrs john fadle Leech-
Mrs. Henry Judson Mrs, Donald :. L. Lee.
Miss Child. Mrs William Beecher, Mrs. Henry
Ward Beecher Howard, Mrs. Genworth Reeve
Rutler Mrs John Van Buren, Thayer. Mrs.
Newell Dwight Hills Mrs. Byron Murray. Miss
Louise Murray, Miss Antonette Dwight ana
Miss Fidtz. Mrs Rawolle and Mrs. Ravolie,
tr of Manhattan.
The third and last Of Mrs Sherman Brownen
Joost's rost-nuptaI receptions was given
wednesday afternoon At her home. No. 98 REM
sen street Wearing her wedding gown of white
satin embroidered in silver and trimmed with
rose point lace. she assisted in receiving
by her mother. Mrs. William Murray Mrs
William Russell Murray. Mrs. Frances Granger
Hall ir Miss Jean Murray, Miss Helen Pom
eroy Of Orange. Miss Marion Stafford Miss
NTarv Wadsworth and Miss Marie Louise Rarre.
of Plainfield, \ / American Beauty roses and
sprine flowers we're used in the drawing room,
while red carnations decorated tho table The
receiving party and an equal number Of men
we're entertained at dinner after the reception
The men were Marvin Chapman. Schuyler
Maurice Ieggett. Lawrence Knickerbocker,
Frank Bulley George Bulley, Francis Granger
Hall ir, William Murray and William Russell
Murray.
Mrs. Charles r. Emerson, Of No. 125 Park |
Place. gave a luncheon Thursday. The table |
appointments were in green and white. The |
guests were her daughter, Mrs. Judson p. Pen |
dleton, Mrs Joseph B. Cousins Mrs. George II. |
Prentiss Mrs. Jesse L. Hopkins, Mrs. Frederic |
Parsons Mrs George Van Denter, Miss Torrey |
and Miss Rena Robbins.
The bridge which Mrs. Walter st. John Bene-
dict. of No 70 Columbia Heights is TO give
Tuesday afternoon promises TO be one of the
most attractive affairs of the coming week.
The leap year party which Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Lewis, OF No. 20 Remsen street, gave
Yesterday week for their son. Herbert Dickinson
Lewis took the form of coming-out reception.
Assisting TO entertain were Miss Marjora Web
ber Miss Dorothy Cockshaw, Miss Katherine
Journeay II. Greenman Canda and Henry s.
Darlington. Marguerites and green's were used
in the drawing room. and the dining room was
decorated in red After dinner the receiving
party adjourned to the Heights Casino for the
third of the fortnightly cotillons.
leap year dance for the debutante set will
be given at the Heights Casino. Monday March
so under the patronage of Mrs. Frederick H. |
Bedford, Mrs. Edwin Belcher. Mrs Elliot Bige-
low, Mrs. Joseph B. Cousins, Mrs. Edward l.
Edredge, Mrs, William N. Dykman. Mrs Jesse
l.. Hopkins. Mrs. Homer A Latin. Mrs !. |
Guthrie Shaw, Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs George
n. Walker and Mrs William H Williams The |
comprises Miss Ressle Hopkins Miss