New-York tribune., 1910-02-20


spend a fortnight at The Breakers. Palm
Beach. and then visit various points of in
terest. They plan to be away about six
weeks.
Mrs Donald S L. Lee and her daughter.
Mrs Clement Cleveland. are 10 leave town
on March . for a six weeks Southern trip.
They will spend the greater part of their
time in Bermuda
Mr. and Mrs, Horatio NJ. Adams Miss
Jean Dunbar Adams and Miss Ethel James
Adams We're also among those from this
borough leaving for the South yesterday.
They viii spend several weeks at Hamil-
ton. Bermuda.
Mr. and Mrs William Kouwenhoven, of
Flat bush, viii spend the next two months
in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs a. Augustus Haviland are
enjoying their annoal' Southern sojourn.
They are at Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry F. Moves Miss
Mary Noyes and Miss Dorothy Noyes left
for Florida early in the week. They will
be absent month.
Mrs. Frank S. Jones is at the Carolina.
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Four musicals followed by dancing. are
to be given at the Pouch Gallery. the pro-
ceeds Of which will go 10 swell the build
ing fund OF the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum
At the first on Wednesday evening March
> Mr. and Mrs Milford Walters viii be
heard. For the second. on Tuesday, March
10. Martin Delaney, tenor, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl H. Tallefsen have been secured.
The Crescent Banjo and Mandolin Club
and the dramatic society viii furnish the
entertainment for the third evening,
Wednesday, March so. while a vaudeville,
in which many well known men and girls
OF the borough are expected to appear, is
being arranged for the fourth evening,
Tuesday. April Il.
The men and women working for the
success of the undertaking are q. Dexter
Richardson, Herbert L. Pratt, treasurer of
the building fund; Mrs. Games Hollinshead
Mrs Charles A Boody. Mrs. George w.
Mabie. Mrs Joseph White Edwin H
Sayre Alfred z Steers. Edwin Packard,
William H. Nichols and William P. Mason
AS Miss Helen Van Ingen is a resident
O. the Heights, she is certain to receive
most cordial reception from her many
professional pianist at the home of Mrs
SteDhen Loines, of No. 152 Columbia
Heights. on Tuesday, March /. She will
be assisted by Miss Winifred Bauer, of
Manhattan The patronesses of the recital
are Mrs HeI-sey Brown, Mrs. Walter II
Crittenden. Mrs. II. Edward Dreier, Mrs.
Thomas r. French, Mrs. II. c. NJ. Ingra-
ham Mrs R Y IngersoI, Mrs Francis
Jordan, Mrs A A. Lord, Mrs James Nc
Keen. Mrs. St Clair Mckelway, Mrs.
James Il. Merritt Mrs. Willis ogden, Mrs.
T. ". Ordway, Mrs Charles :. Peabody,
Mrs. Alfred Rocker. il, and Mrs H Q.
Wood.
Mrs Walter Z. BedelI. of No. 365 Clinton
avenue. entertained at bridge Thursday
afternoon The prizes We're silver deposit
baskets.
The Easter dance Of the Little Men
and Women of 10 will be given at the
Heights Casino on Monday evening, March
2s Paul H Bonner is chairman Of the
dance committee, and associated with him
are Miss Antoinette r Butler. Miss Anna
bel Canmeyer Miss E2unice Beecher. Miss !
Helen de Selding Miss Adele Marckwald. /
Miss Althea Gibb. Miss Celestine Bonner, +
Miss Jeanette Davenport. Miss Lillian 7.
Davenport. Miss Allene Block. Miss Jose I
phine Carpenter. Miss Helen Truslow, Miss I
Beatrice Todd Miss Vivian Vernon John I
Rutgers Planten. Percival Truslow Linton I
Hart Willard stockham and Walter De (
grauv. The list of patronesses includes Mrs
William c. Beecher. Mrs Alfred {, Bed +
ford, Mrs Glenworth R. Butler. Miss Bald
win. Mrs. Paul Bonner, Mrs. Maillard n
Canda, Mrs. James Carpenter. Mrs julius
Davenport Mrs. Frederick /. Desrauw.
Mrs. J. William Greenwood. Mrs. Franklin
". Hopkins. Mrs. Omri Ford Hibbard.
Mrs Edward Finrnan. Mrs. Hugh de
Haven. Mrs. Charles T Hofchkiss Mrs.
Augustus Y. Narckwaid Mrs H Rolf
Planten, Mrs. James A. Radcliffe Mrs
William Spelman, Mrs. Thomas Irving
Smith. Mrs. Hamilton II. Salmon Mrs
James Guthrie Shaw, Mrs. Frederick C.. !
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