New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27

gagement of their daughter. Miss Lillian
Constance Speed, to Herbert c. House. son
o. Mrs Charles w. House. of No. 434 Grand
avenue. Mr.. House is brother of Mrs.
Mortimer w Byers. Everett House and
Charles w. House, and is a member of the
Crescent Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Jay F. Carlisle spent the
week end at Atlantic City. They will re-
turn to their town house. No 1913 Clinton
avenue, this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Howell saver, OF
No. Sos Carroll street. are expected home
from the Soutl, early in the weeS They
spent three weeks at Belleaire. on the west
coast OF Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick n. Dauchy, Miss
Katherine Dauchy and Miss Margaret
Dauchy of No. SO Carroll street, are
spending fortnight at Palm Beach. They
viii probably return on March {.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. O'Donohue, of
No S57 Carroll street. will leave he city
for the South on Thursday. They plan to
spend a month in Florida and Sarasota, on
the Gulf coast.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Leland Ealch, of
No. SIS Monroe Place. have just returned
home from three weeks Southern "trip.
They visited Havana, Cuba, Miami and
other points of interest.
On THURSDAY u s. W. n. Bayiis enter
tanned the brt6s club of which she is a
member at hci apartments in tae Hotel
Bossert Mrs. William II. Dole is another
bridge hostess Of recent date at the Hotel
Bossert.
Wednesday. April 16, has been announced
as the date for the wedding of Miss Elsie
D. Wilson, daughter of DR.. FRANK E Will
son. of No. 1872 Bushwick avenue, ard
William Dykeman, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Dykeman, of Brooklyn The
ceremony viii be performed il plymouth
Church at S 80 o'clock, with reception fol-
lowing at the Hotel Bossert. The bridal
party viii include matron of honor, Mrs
Howard {. Tompl<ins, of Westminster. Md.
two bridesmaids. Hiss Emily Nerplanck
Dykeman and Miss Pearl Heidelberg: the
best man. John Reed, and four ushers.
Harry NJ Seator, of Manhattan, Samuel
Jackson Reid jr Walter Randolph Stout
and Norman Longfellow Folger
Mrs Eugene L. Maxwell of No. $50
Eighth avenue has been receiving Mondays
in February.
Mrs Waldo Richards is to give = recital
of dramatic selections on Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Charles 3. Denny, No.
So Remsen street 1t will be Gnder the
patronage of Mrs. Phillips Abbott, Mrs,
Walter Shaw Brewster. Mrs. Charles Mel
vile Bull. Mrs. Elisha Packer Cronkhite.
Mrs Thomas o. Calender. Mrs. Adolph
Goepel. Mrs. William V. Hester, Mrs Omri
Ford Hibbard. Mrs Walter De Forest John
son. Mrs. Henry 3. Minton, Mrs. ". r. H.
Martin. Mrs. Lindley Murray, jr Mrs.
Frederick W. Moss, Miss Orr, Miss Rounds,
Miss Read Mrs. Philip Ruxton, Mrs. Joseph
H. Sutphin, Mrs. Gilbert W. Taylor and
Mrs. Percy Mallet.
Mrs Franklin ". Hopkins left the city
for Florida last week. She viii p, obably
be away until early in April
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence ". Seamans are
among the brooklyn people at Ornond, Fla.
At the first musical dance to be given at
the Pouch Gallery on Tuesday evening for
the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum the pro-
gramme will be opened with recitation by
MILFORD Waters from Massenet'S lie Roi
de Lahore" Mrs Waters, who makes a
specially Of German songs, will GIve two
groups, one of which will be in that lam
guage. Mr.. Walters will be heard with her
in Itch bin dein BAUM" and an old Eng
lish ballad, 1T Was Lover and His Lass"
Some of last years debutantes will sell