New-York tribune., 1910-02-13

Jorie Griffith, at their home, No. l25 Willow
street Long stemnled American Beauty
were used with good effect in the
decorations of the drawing ROOM while the
dining room, with its profusion of tulips
and branches of pussy willow, was q
itable picture of spring. Assisting the
hostess and her daughter were Mrs. Theo-
dora rockingham, Mrs Dudley Robert
Mrs Henry Belden Ketcham, Mrs. Thomas
Dunnel Miss Maria Knox and Miss Jessie
Tilney.
The same afternoon Mrs. Renwick NJ.
Speers Miss Miriam Speers and Miss Mar
jorie Speers of No. 81 Pierrepont street.
received from 4 until o'clock. In the re-
ceiving party were Mrs. Arthur King
Wood Miss Amy Knox. Miss Miriam Wash
burn, Miss Jean Coutts, Miss Edna Wood
and Miss Hilda Chapman
Mrs. George S Frank, Of No. 261 Henry
street, has issued cards for Tuesday, Feb
ruary d. from until O'clock
The tea given on Friday afternoon by
Mrs Stanley Palmer Judw1n, between the
hours of 4 and O'Clock, at her home. No
$50 Washington avenue. was oeighluliy
informal in character. The hostess received
hand painted poppies. She was assisted
nv Mrs. Seymour K. Fuller, Mrs. Elliott
Eldredge Mrs. Harrington Putnam, Miss
Pate Miss Cornelia Blankley, of this bor-
| ough: Miss Royce, Of Middletown, N Y.
and Miss Lesnder Coleman, of Brooklyn
| who is spending the winter In Montciair,
! N r Large punches of Enchantress pinks
| and ferns were used In the decorations
| Mrs John Lowe Preuss, of the Lakewood,
No 4a5 Eighth avenue was the hostess al
| large bridge or Monday afternoon
Among her guests were Mrs. Albert Shirts
| Wflliston, Mrs. Charles Street, jr., Mrs
Russell Whitlatch. jr., Mrs Ezra Bush
nell. Mrs William Barthman, Mrs Harry
s,arrett Mrs /. G. Fenton, Mrs. Charles
scoseld Mrs Walter Churchill, Mrs. wal
fer T. Bedeu. Mrs John Keller, Miss Bald
/ win, Mrs. John Shultz, Mrs j R ShiLa-
ber Mrs George Gernond, Mrs, Marcus
! 4ankinson, Mrs. Kenneth Fowler. MISS
| Kane. Mrs Harry Mitchell, Miss Brown,
! Miss Broadway Miss Rowe, Miss Rogers,
! Mrs Herbert Loomis, Miss Evans, Mrs
| Edgar OdeI, Miss Ethel Pearson Mrs.
| Albert Folette, Mrs. Frank Hall, and Mrs.
| William Dreves. The prizes were parasols.
/ The first OF the Beebe~Dethier recitaLs
| will be given on Wednesday afternoon at
! the home Of Mrs William Mason. No. 14S
| Hicks street.
/ At the reception which the Rev. DR.. and
! Mrs Henry c. SWentzel Of No. 528 Clinton
avenue gave on Monday evening the re-
ceivins party included Mrs. Henry E
! Hutchinson. Mrs. James l.. Thompson, Mrs.
David Zirley, jr., Mrs. Ralph W. Kenyon,
Miss Constance Jarrett, Miss Dorothy Kent,
Miss Margery Banks Miss Dorothy Mott,
Miss Constance Mott, Miss Gertrude Nor
ton, Miss Gladys Miller, Miss Mary Wes-
terveIt Miss Helen Thorn and Miss Isabel
Collins
Miss Ethel Dahn and Miss Alice Dahn,
of No % Washington Park, were at home
Tuesday afternoon from until o'clock,
Assisting them to receive were Miss Janet
Burns Miss Bessie Fisei, Miss Alice Cor
der Miss Elizabeth Thayer, Natalie
Thayer and Miss Madeline Dieher. Miss
Dahn was gowned In embroidered white
crepe de chine and her sister wore pale
blue meteor crepe. Carnations and ferns
were used in the decorations.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Nav Corbett daughter of Charles II. Cor
betf of No III Dean street. and the Rev,
Frederick G. Budlong, rector of Christ
Church. ST Paul. It is TO be june we'd
ding.
The subscribers to the Thursday after
noon Lenten bridge classes given at the
home of the Misses Byrne, No 3S Garden
Place, for the benefit of the French Nurs-
ing Sisters are Mrs. Charles Armstrong,
Mrs Frank Avery, Mrs. John Alvarez,
Mrs Paul Bernard. Mrs Philip Brennan,
Mrs William Boiger. Mrs. Grant l. Bald
win Mrs Z X Carmody. the Misses
Campbell, Mrs. Richard NJ. Dorsey, Mrs.
Paul Galpeke, Mrs. Hugh Gallagher Mrs.
William II. Good. Miss Rita Hubbard.
Miss Jennie Hinman, Mrs Myers r. Jones,
Miss Kersey. Mrs. Henry Kelly. jr.. Mrs.
Kouvalinka, Mrs. Joseph Keen Mrs. Fred
erick Little Miss Maresi, Miss McGooly,
Mrs John McEamee, Mrs. James Oliver,
Mrs Charles Otis. Mrs. Daniel McCabe.
Mrs Guy b. Smith, Mrs. Julian Spafford.
Mrs Edwin Swift, Mrs. J. Sherman Wight.
Mrs lydia Walsh and Mrs. Frank Zerega.
Last Tuesday evening a dance for the
benefit Of the Industrial Home for the
Blind was given al the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Ludwig Nissen, No. SO st. Marks
avenue To Miss Estelle McCarroll and
Wesley Dingee is due much credit for the
success of the entertainment. as they were
responsible for the arrangements. Among
the dancers were Miss Hazel Messenger.
Miss Helen Latson, Miss Anita Latson.
Miss Mildred Irish. Miss MAZE Spadour
Miss Dorothy hewcomb Miss Violet New
comb. Miss Louise Schoes, Miss Mar
puerite Bacon Miss Shirley Gleason, Miss
Elizabeth Knapp Miss Dorothy Ferguson.
Miss Amy Main, Miss Catherine Murray,
Harry Ernst Harry Scholes Elmer Bur
den. Eugene Main. Harry Rogers Oliver
See Arthur Gilbert, Donald Campbell.
Donald Jeivic. George Anderson, Charles
snaGour. William Scarborough, William
Palmer. Arthur Lafrentz, Frederick
SchoIes Joseph Murray, Jay Campbell and
Harold Messenger
Nr and Mr. Walter f.. Seaman and Mrs.
Ernest Seaman Of No. 20 East 18th street.
FIatbush, will be at home the remaining
THURSDAYS IN February.
The engagement is announced of Miss |
Nell Travis. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Wright 8. Travis, OF No. 623 Putnam ave
nue. and Herbert Williams Ketcham. son |
Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor Ketcham
pf No g3l Gates avenue