New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
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IN lDe receiving party. with MIS- jen-
nings and the debutante, who wore a Jose
phine gown Of delicate smell pink chiffon,
We're her other daughters. Miss Mary Bu-
chanan Jennings and Miss Gertrude Howell
Jennings. Miss Doris Dick. Miss Julia Dick,
whose reception last week Miss Jen-
nings received; Miss Lisa Stinman. Miss
Sibyl Young. Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss MIL
dred Dodge. of Manhattan: Miss Elena
Barron, OF Rye, a sister of Mrs. Philip
Rogers Mallory: Miss Ethel James Adams,
Miss Emily Baldwin. Miss EIvia Zabriskie
and Miss Dorothy Sutphin. They were
Joined after the reception by John Faison.
John Parsons. Newton Montross Worth
inston Hine. Cortland Handy, of Manhat-
tan; Robinson Leech. Robert Mallory,
Charles Melville Bull. jr.. Caswell Stoddard.
Chester van Tsssel. Erving vidaud Ed
ward Hinman, Frank Walton, Worth Haw-
ard. John Dunbar Adams Edgar Hobbs
Arnold and Henry Sutphin
An important out-of-town wedding Tues
day will be that of Miss Helen Alvord
/ Washburn and Frank Milton Belden. son
OF Mrs. Milton B. Belden. of No. 212 Clin-
ton avenue. The ceremony will take place
at o'clock, at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Wash
bufn- No ls2 Lowell avenue, Newtonville,
Mass. Miss Helen Doane Taylor. of New
ionYille. is to be the maid of honor Her
bert l-ae Pratt, of this borough, will act
as best man, and serving as ushers will
! be George Q. Coon. of Brooklyn: William
j. Boardman. of Boston, and Carl s Wells.
! Of West Newton Mass
/ The second of Mrs Augustine Rice
Platts post-nuptial receptions took place
/ Wednesday afternoon at the Grisss home
No 81 Eighth avenue. In the receiving
! party with the bride and her mother Mrs
/ Rufus Theron Griggs. were Mrs Helen +
Piatt, Miss Alice H Plstt, Mrs. Chester
! Ford Duryea. Miss Edith De Beixadon
Mrs Russell Wilbur. Miss E. Nav W;,hur
and Mrs. Frederick Lawrence The decora-
! TONS We're in pink, roses being the flowers
used.
Mrs. benjamin BoStwick was the euest
OF honor at the charming little morning
Dfldge and luncheon which Miss Marsaret
oeIdhd gave Friday al her home, No As
f-ishth avenue The table appointments
were in blue and white. the dainty hand
painted place cards being in harmony with
! The White flowers and ferns used in the
decorations. Slipper buckles of brilliants
''Ni0 ehNeH aS prizes Mrs. Pea body was
| oefore her marriage, on November ., when
MISS oeiand was bridesmaid. Miss Helen
FRANCES Seaverns. The company further
| included Miss Kate Durvea Alien u,ss
| Charlotte Berkeley Coles Miss Josephine
| ESteIle Nicholas, Miss Anna kafhrvn RuII-
| "lnkle. Mrs. Frederick ]. Van Vranken and
| Miss Eliza beth Oelsnd
owing to the death OF her uncle Ludwig
| Ireler, Miss Dorothea Dreier has recalled
| the invitations for a cotilion which was IN
/ nave taken place tomorrow evening at her
home, No. Montague Terrace.
Inc second in the series of teas which
MS "liiIaHh j. carr Is giving TO introduce
| er uauehter' Miss Mary j. Carr took
| p nun soay at the Carr home, No S31
| CafToH street The hostess, sowned in old
| brocade and beaded net. and b.r 6aush,.,
| IN "hlte chiffon, were assisted in receiving
| by Miss Estelie O'Brien, Miss Nora u.1os
OF Manhattan; Miss Marsaret keatiny
! MISS Mafgot Loushran Miss ksthryu N,r-
| ray and Miss Clara Kent
III compliment TO Miss Grace youisa
Duckworth, the fancee of her SON e,h.un-
ceY Todd Horton, Mrs Lotion Eorto, -
Gently gave small dinner at her homo No
ia Nesk Nth street, Manhattan. There
were. besides the guest OF honor and No,
nance, and Mr.. and Mrs Lotion Horton
-ir- and Mrs Walter F. Duckwortb. Miss
Duckworth's parents; Mrs. Edward Lewis
MI and Mrs Harry Horton. Daniel Hor-
'oA anu haiph Horton. The table appoint-
iiie'i'S were IN PINK. roses and sEnilax being
arranged III charming decoration Miss
Duckworth, whose wedding takes place on
January II will
on Wednesday, January 4
MISS HInman will be hostess at a large
bridge on Wednesday. January 4. at her
home, No. $50 Vanderbilt ayerue
The first concert of the BROOKLYN Anna
teur Musical Club will be given ar the
Academy Of Music tomorrow afternoon
The assisting artistes will be Mrs Martha
Minor Richards. soprano: Siesfried Phi.u.
barytone and David Talmage, 1r, vioiinist
Complimentary to her house guest. Miss
Bertha Dinsee, Of Lynchburs Va. and
Miss Agnes Siayden. Miss Grace Meurer
gave small tea at her home No 2ss Lin
coin Place Killarney roses We're used in
the decora tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p H. Nicholas OF
No. 23 Hancock street. will give a dance
for the young friends OF their son Harry
4 II. Nicholas, Oh Thursday December ~
Mrs. Joseph F. Wood, regent of the New
York State Daughters of the American
Revolution. the guest of honor at the
NEE ting Of the Fort Greene Chapter which
took place Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
/ Augustus Y. MsrckiyaId, No. 1876 Amty
street. Mrs. Jacob II. Shaffer, regent, pre-
. sided during the business meeting, after
which Mrs Camden c. Dixie took the chair
In the receiving party were Mrs. Omri Ford
Hibhar6 Mrs Hugh De Haven and Mrs.
r II. Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Irving Pratt VIII
entertain the members of the Brooklyn
Armstrong Association at their home. No.
2g2 Clinton avenue. Thursday. February 9.
| Mrs. Herbert L. Pratt has offered her
home No 2i3 Clinton avenue. for meet
| jDe in the interest og the Brooklyn Branch
of The Music School Settlement on Thurs
dsy January 3. A feature of the Pratt resi-
dence IS the spacious music room and its
fine pipe organ. r Huntington Woodman
Will preside at the organ. while there will
he vocal music by Miss Laura Louise
Coombs and violin selections by John l..
Rosa
Monday. January %. is the date of the
annual theatre party OF the Adelph Alum
nj IT viii, usual. be a. the Montauk,