New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-26

The coming week holds plentiful store
Of enjoyment for the young people Of the
borough There are at least a dozen
dances on the calendar.
Conspicuous among the weeks events is
the coming out reception on Monday Of
Miss Margaret Pratt. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Charles NJ Pratt. Of No. 2n Clinton
avenue. "Wednesday evening Mrs A. J.
Cordier gives a dance for Miss Alice Cor
dier at the Heights Casino. and the even
ing before Miss Florence Bierwirth. daugh-
ter Of Dr. and Mrs. Bierwirth. will be the
hostess at a dance al the Pierrepont As
sembly rooms. Friday evening brings the
second Primrose dance at the Heights
Casino. and Monday will be marked by the
first Fortnightly COullOn.
Miss Jeanette Sturges Davenport.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Julius Bates
Davenport. OF No. 2Ss Carlton avenue. was
presented on Wednesday afternoon at an
afternoon reception between the hours OF
and :. Assisting Mrs. Davenport and
her daughter 10 receive were Mrs. William
b. Davenport. Mrs. William II. Benedict
OF Manhattan: Mss Claire COOney. Miss
Edith Lester Of East orange. y J.: Miss
Edna Clay, Of Long Island City: Miss
Elizabeth Whittemore. OF EnglewOod. y.
J; Miss Marguerite Planter. Miss Con-
stance Beardsley. Miss Helen Mechling and
Miss Gladys Schroeder. Mrs. Davenport
was goWned in Lavender crepe and the
debutantes wore white embroidered chif-
fon.
The members OF the receiving party and
an equal number OF men were entertained
at dinner and afterwRrd went 10 the dance
following the Yale Glee Club concert at
the Academy Of Music The men were
Orris Stanley Eldredge. the fiancs Of Miss
Beardsley; Edmund Crittenden. George
Clay Conner Huyler. Vance Lauderdale.
Herbert Lester. Royden Wilson. Henry
Hewlett and Shepherd Stevens.
The music hall OF the Academy Of Music
was taxed 10 It's utmost capacity on Wednes-
day evening for the annual concert Of the
Yale musical clubs. Brooklyn is a strong
Yale town and society always shows its
allegiance by giving the clubs a most cor
dial reception when they visit this Dor
Ough. After the concert a dance was
given in the ballroom under the patronage
of Mrs Reese Alsop. Mrs. Frederick p.
Bellamy. Miss Benson. Mrs. Glentworth
Reeve Butler. Mrs. Edmund W. Corlies.
Mrs. Carl II. De Silver. Mrs. Charles NJ.
Howard. Mrs. George Waterman Ken
yon. Mrs John Eadie Leach. Mrs Ed
ward d. Litchheld. Mrs. A A Low, Mrs.
William G. Low. Mrs William Il. Low.
Jr. Mrs. Henry Mallory. Mrs Robert Nal
Tory, Mrs. William Mason. Mrs William
,. Mason, Mrs. James l.. Morgan. Mrs.
John t!il Morgan. AIRS. George 10 Pratt
and Mr.. Herbert Lee Pratt
Mrs. Carl ii. De Silver and Mrs. James
H. Villains gave dinner al the Hamil-
ton club for their sons. Albert II. De Sill
yer and Earl and J. Harvey Williams. be.
Tore the concert The guests were the
members Of the slee club and the follow
ing young women: Miss Thyrza Benson.
Miss Alice Steele Ide. Miss Isabel Feuoues
lde, Miss Eunice Mallory. Miss Pauline
Mason. Miss Abby Morrison. Miss Carolyn
Putnam, Miss Margaret Y. Putnam and
Miss Florence Walton
Mrs }. Edwin Buchanan and Mrs Fred
erlck B. flske were the Joint hoste-ses Al
q dance given on Thursday evening for
their respective daughters. Miss Janet Blu
chanan and Miss Louise Fiske. at the
Pierrepont Assembly Rooms Mrs Blu
chanan was gowned in black satin and
Mrs. Fiske wore a lace robe. Miss Fishes
frock was Of pale chiffon embroidered
Miss Buchanan was attired in blue satin
trlsmed with gold. and Miss Carpenter OF
Boston. who received with them also wore
a gown Of pale blue. a stringed orchestra
furnished the music for the thirty dances.
with half a dozen extras
Miss Elizabeth Prentiss Walsh was mar
ried 10 Albert Milton Hopper on Monday
az the home Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William Wallace Walsh. 40. 20 Eighth
avenue. The bride was gowned in white
satin and point lace and carried orchids
and llies-of-the-valley. There were no
attendants. The Rev. DIR. James NJ Far
rar performed the ceremony. which was
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