New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings Announcements and
EnqauementS.


Yesterday, for, fgurativelv speaking. every
door was open TO them. Last evening the
dramatic club made its initial appearance
in this borough at the Academy Of Music,
and received the same enthusiastic welcome
that has always been accorded the glee
club There were many small dinners held
before the play. and in the afternoon Miss
Eunice Cliff Mallory and Robert Mallory.
jr., gave a tea at their home, No. Mon
tague Terrace
Mr.. Mallory belongs TO the class OF 'e,
and his cousin, Philip Rogers Mallory. 10
0s. The tea was entirely informal. and had
been planned purposey for the Yale men.
and there were few, either resident or visit
ing, who did not drop in some time between
and o'clock. Assisting Miss Mallory
were Hiss Thyrza Benson. Miss Pauline
Mason. Mrs. Philip Rogers Mallory. her
sister. Miss Elena Barron, OF Rye, and the
Misses Blodgett
There were no set decorations. but the
Yale blue was conspicuous among the
Christmas greens.
Miss Thyrza Benson entertained a small
party at dinner last evening at her home
No. PA Columbia Heights, afterward taking
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Epes Brown. OF No.
1913 Remsen street. whose son. Joseph r.
Brown. ir., took part in the Yale play. en-
tertained at dinner some other members Of
the cast of III Ventaglio." The company
II cluded Miss Julia Gilbert. Of Manhattan;
Miss Jean Murray, Miss Antoinette Reeve
Butler. Miss Marion Brown. William c. Bull
litt. A. NJ. Hartwell. Mr. Colgate, Edwin
Maynard, Waldo Booth and c. V. Hickox.
The table appointments were in blue. vio-
let's being used as a decoration. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown and their guests not in the
play occupied a box at the Academy.
Mrs. Spencer Augustus Jennings gave
dinner at her home. No 226 Henry street,
last evening for her debutante daughter,
Miss Grace Cook Jennings. the party after
ward adjourning TO the Academy. Their
guests were Miss Helen De Seldng, Miss
Miriam Speers Miss Mary Buchanan Jen-
nings, Robinson Ieech. John Faison, OF
Manhattan, and Francis Strickland Y =.
The table decorations were in pink and
white.
The young people who will not be brought
out for a couple of years had their share
in the weeks gayety. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Meurer, Of No. a66 Lincoln Place, gave
large dance at the Heights Casino last
evening for their youngest daughter, Miss
Anna Meurer and 1t was mighty Jolly
set Of boys and girls that welcomed in the
new year.
Miss Meurer, in dainty frock of cerise
chiffon and silver lace, received with her
In nj hrO-
cade Her sister Miss Mae Meurer. in
pale blue chiffon and fur, and Miss Grace
Meurer. gowned in sapphire satin. assisted
them. Masses of poinsettia, holly and other
Christmas greens were used in the decora-
tions.
Among those present were Miss Helen
Gaynor, Miss Helen Clark, Miss Dorothy
Crane. Miss Olivia Herkimer. Miss Ruth
Scarborough, Miss Marion Van Cleef. Miss
Louise Phillips Freeman. Miss Sylvie
Abbes. Miss Dorothy Elliott. Miss Ruth
Field. Miss Gladys OBrien, Miss Thyrza
Spadone. Miss Grace Casileur. Miss Mar
garet Bretz, Miss Janet Barber, Miss Mar
garet Rouss, Miss Evelyn .Alvord. Miss
Helen Moore, Miss Jane Applegate, Miss
Helen Case, Miss Marion Peterson. Miss
Marion Burr, Miss Dorothy Duryea, Miss
Helen Duryea. Miss Ruth Simmons. Miss
Norma Wise, Miss Ruth Blackford, Miss
Clara Murdoch. Miss Florence Towers. Miss
Elizabeth Irish. Miss Margaret Reynolds.
Miss Elizabeth Page, Guthrie Shaw, Harold
Munger Henry Ingersoll, James Wallace,
Glenfield Young. Curtis Acevedo, Reginald
Clark, Stephen Belcher, Reginald Field,
Charles Dunn. Bayard Cummings, Sher-
wood Sutton. Charlie" Gleason. William
Lemond, Schuyler Goodwin. Horace Lock-
wood. James Barrar. Reginald Burr, Harold
Parsons, Leonard Jaiss, Gordon Schenck,
William Kennedy, Norman Gaynor Donald
Alvord. Warren Murdock, Greenman Canda.
Hammatt Norton, Edward Blackmar.
Walter Burn. Percy Kittle, Donald Bel
lows. Jonathan Grout. Theodore Dsuchy,
Jack" Conway, Harry Messenger. Charles
Farrar, John GUIDE, Ray Redman. Junior
Salmon, Carlyle Sayre, Arthur Holloman,
Jack" O'Brien end Reynolds Below.
Mrs. Charles Bigelow Denny, OF No. IS
Remsen street. gave reception on Thurs
day afternoon TO introduce her daughter,
Miss Alice Denny. Assisting them 10 re
celve were Miss Lisa Stillman, OF Manhat-
tan: Miss Elsie Pollard. OF Boston; Miss
Lauren Ford. OF Rye, n. Y. Miss Jean
Murray, Mss Marion Blashheld. Miss
Elizabeth Haines. Miss Marjorie Mallett,
Miss Gladys Dowling, Miss Laura Fiske
and Miss Mary Barr OF Brooklyn. The
/ hostess was gowned in white satin and
emerald green velvet. and the debutante
/ wore q frock Of white crepe meteor and
pearls.
! Pink roses were used I'm decorating the
! drawing room, the library was I'm red, and
/ green and white were the prevailing colors
in the dining room.
! on Thursday evening, January r. Miss \.
! Madeline Dicke will be married 70 Francis
A. Westbrook, at the home OF her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Perry Dickie. No. Il Scher-
merhorn street
Mrs. Richard Laurence Walker, jr.. is TO
be the matron of honor and Mr.. Walker
will act as best man. Chosen as ushers are
Dr. Frank Wright, Robert B. Ltchfeld,
| Edmund c. Iitchfeld. Harry Burn. Benja-
min Boyce and Douglas Perry Dickie.
There will be six ribbon girls. Miss Helen
1 Dudley. Miss Alice Dahn. Miss Mary Lees
Miss Sarah Ivins. Miss Helene Ruin Wal
lace and Miss Genevieve Walker.
Announcement has been made Of the en-
gagement OF Miss Roberta Colgate and
/ William Fisher Howard son Of MIR. and
Mrs William Colman Howard. of No. 2i6
| Washington avenue, and grandson OF the
late Samuel f. Howard. Of the Heights. He
was graduated from Harvard in O9 Miss
Colgate is the daughter Of Robert Colgate
OF Flushing, and a sister OF Craig Colgate
Mrs. Arthur Rossiter and Mrs S. Vernon
Mann ir
The enga cement is announced OF Miss