New-York tribune., 1910-05-08

Kelly. lof No. 20S Berkeley Place is to be
married to DR.. William E. McCollom
"Wednesday evening. June l. Mrs Victor
NJ. Earle will act as fnatron of honor and
Miss Lillian Kelly viii be her sisters maid
of honor There will also be two brides
maids, Miss Bessie Meyer and Miss Grace
Commiskey The best man will be Howard
McCol,om, and John Kelly, Berna-dus,
Eversten. Austen Tones, Dr. George owens
and Dr. John Meagher will be ushers. 1t
is TO be heme ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy w. Ross had as their
guests at dinner and the play Wednesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs Peter Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Ross are to spend the summer at
Patchogue, Long Island.
The Colonial Daughters of the Seven
teenth Century gave their annual luncheon
Tuesday at the Hamilton Club The guests
of honor included Mrs. j. Heron Crosman.
president and founder of the National So
ciety of Patriotic Women of America, who
gave an address on THE Patriotism of the
ident of Chiropean; Mrs George BeveIidge.
president of Colony No. s. Society of New
England Women; Mrs. Henry L. Nostrand,
president of the Jamaica Women's Club,
and Mrs. James McLaurin, OF the West
chester Womens Club. The toasts were
.To the Princess Pocahontas, the Heroine
Of Jamestown" to which Mrs. James Q.
Carpenter responded. Mrs. Frank H. Goth
rem. president of Civitas, responded to the
toast, TO Fair Evelyn Byrd" and that
ITO the Virginia Danes answered by
Mrs. James s. Waterman, president OF
Kosmos. Appropriate music was furnished
by Miss Lillian Wells Ogle. accompanied
by Miss Newton, and stringed orchestra.
Red and white, the colors of The society,
We're combined with the national coors in
the decorations the flowers used being
white tulips and American Beauty roses.
The favors were corsage bouquets Mrs.
Howard L. Higgens, the president, presided
over the luncheon. at which there were
over hundred present.
People seem to leave town eaIIier each
year, particularly those having fine country
places out on Long Island. The ChiTles
Pratts have been al Glen Cove nearly a
month, and Mr.. and MIS-. Harold Pratt
went down last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horatio NJ. Adams and the Misses Adams,
who are also members of the Brooklyn
colony at Glen Cove, expect to open Apple
dora next week
Mr. and Mrs. H. Edward Dreier, of No.
30 Remsen street, are planning to leave
town for their farm at Fort Salonga, Long
Island, the middle of this week.
George ID. Pratt, in company with Pro-
fessor Olaf Branner, sof Princeton. left the
city last week for a hunting expedition in
the Canadian Rockies. They will be absent
six weeks. Mrs. Pratt expects TO leave
town for Glen Cove this week.
The Junior Auxiliary of St Mary's Hos
pital gave its annual floral dance on
Tuesday evening at the Heights Casino. |
The members had been busy for weeks !
making the crimson ramblers and snow
balls with which the Casino was decorated. |
Miss Hester Sullivan. president of the aux
iliary, received the guests. She assisted
by the vice-president, Miss Maria Byrne, |
and Miss Juanita Byrne. Acting a floor
committee were Dr. William a. Gilen. DR..
Edward j. Murphy and Francis L. Sullivan.
a large audience greeted the Glee. Banjo
and Mandolin clubs OF the Crescent Club
when they gave their concert at Pierrepont
and Clinton street on Wednesday evening
and were most generous with applause,
Following is the programme:
Opening chorus Winter Song. ......... .Bullard
,flee. Banjo and Mandolin clubs.
'e' ''i'''-e 1>'''--'4 Mandolin club
Mr. stephens
Songs:
Tne Sweetest Flower. er................... .Nevin
Parting Gee club DRESSER
Mr. barrett
Songs:
Know: Lovely Garden d tardelot
,,,o,. s Dr. Keleher, xo.a.,
waltz sonora Mandolin Club. >a'"a"
Selection
Songs:
This Is The Moon Of Roses. -; Harris
Bafyt%ns GYss se!S; e!1nn A Lee
Mandolin trio (unpublished) .Abt
Messrs. Moyer. shOpe and Werner;
Mandolin solo NJ :,ao Selected
Mr McCahill.
Song, Barney McGee: e;,.a ;;,;,; Bullard
lance of the White RAJ -'uc Bamman
Mandolin Club
Good Night. Beloved ..-....-....... .Pinsuti
Miss Sara Turtle, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. John w Turtle of No. 16S East 18th
street. Flatbush. and John c. Ferdinand
Rothe were married yesterday at by
the Rev. Townsend G. Jackson. 1t was a
home ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Rothe will
spend the summer abroad