New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

let Morse, daughter of Comma nder Jerome
L Morse, L. s. N, retired. and Mrs. Morse,
Of No. 129 81. James Place. and Ernes, L.
Humpstone, son of the Rev. Dr. John
humpstone, pastor of the Emmanuel Bap-
list Church. II is 20 be a quiet home cere-
mony ~ o'clock. with only relatives pres
ent. The bride will be unattended but
Harold Humpstone will be his brothers
best man. The Rev. DR., Hu,ar.tone will
officiate.
Mrs. Alma Webster Powell has issued IN
vitations for The Witch" an opera by
Eugenio Pirani. to be give at the opening
meeting OF the Public Good Society at her
home, No ei5 President street on Thursday
evening. December 2. Among the objects
OF tie society as set forth in the pamphlet
inclosed with the invitations are for the
education OF the people In the economic
causes OF disease and misery and to sstab-
ish sanatoria for the proper care of all
classes suffering from tuberculosis cancer,
alcoholism or any disease which might en-
danger the health of the community.
An out-of-town wedding Ct prime in
terest 20 society in this borough will be
that on Wednesday. December 90, of Miss
Marion Wiiletts. daughter o; Mrs. Joseph
{. Willetts. and Ernest cuyler Brewer.
son of George V. Brewer. Of No. 1854
Park Place. The ceremony will take place
In St. Jamess Church. SkaneateIes N "
at noon. Mr.. Brewer and his bride on re-
turning from their wedding trip will live
on the Heights.
The engagement has been announced Of
Miss Ida May Schieren. daughter of Mr.
CharfaG S~f-f 80 AZ
Clinton avenue. and ALERT II. Mathews.
OF Manhattan. son of John Mathews. ot
Brooklyn.
DR. and Mrs. Chester Ford Duryea, Of
No. 7s4 Carroll Street, gave a large card
party at their home on Monday evening.
The best man and ushers of Junior NJ
white, who was married 10 Miss Regina
Bunzl a month ago. gave theatre party
at Dalys on Monday evening for the
brides attendants. Mr.. and Airs. White
chapercned the party. which included Miss
Regina Glosan. Miss Kathleen Whitaker.
Miss Hulda Schultz. Miss Marie Chalmers.
Miss Josephine Waterbury. Edward Me-
Lean. Charles Z. Rickerson. Charles z.
Sallsde. W. L G, Mitchell and Everett
Bunzl. After the play they went TO
StltliS , AoI Sulpfr-
Miss 4 L. Piummer gave large lunch
con recently FOR her niece. Miss Edna A.
Burr. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
$. Burr. OF No. 100 New YORK. avenue.
Instead OF the usual holiday tea which
the Packer alumnH are in the habit OF Civ
Ing each year between Christmas and New
Years there IL TO be an evening of folk
dances on Thursday. December as Among
the young people who are practising hard
10 make the entertainment a success are
Miss Grace Allen. Miss Janes Burns. Miss
Ruth Benedict. Miss Alice Cordier. Miss
Gwendolyn Coffin. Miss Hilda nreyer. Miss
Anna Du Bois. Miss Mary butcher. Miss
Marjorie Decker. Miss Marie Ernest. Miss
MauJe Gledhill. Miss Antoinette Fransloli
Miss Grace Lamont. Miss Anita katson.
Miss Helen Millard Miss Florence Nor
rison. Miss Elsie Preston. Miss Edna Shep-
ard. Miss Waugh Miss Irene Warner. Miss
Alberta wandei. Edwin Biselow. Oscar
Widmsnn, Seneca Eldredgs. Eugene Main.
Robert Gibson, Lowell Decker. Howard
Fitzpatrick. q. II. Tompkns. John i. Aru-
itace, William Smith Vance l.aslderdalc
Julius S:neltzker. Frederick W. Ackernsn,
J. Clinton Roberts. ST., sheldon pucret.
otis s Carroll and Charles Wagner. Cen
sral dancins viii follow the enlertanm-nt