New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Announcements and
Receptions of the Week.

Prominent in the weeks entertaining was
the reception given on Friday afternoon by
Mrs. John G.. Underwood of No. 336 Wash
iugton avenue, for Mrs George Powell CO.
nard and Mics Ethel Conard IT was some
what i'm the nature of a coming out re-
ceptou for Miss Conard who Is a niece
of the hostess, so it was followed by a
jolly little dance in the evening for her
young friends In the receiving party were
Mrs. Clarence Stephens. Of Pittsfield, Mass;
Miss Mum. Miss Haswell, of Albany; Miss
Gertrude Taylor. Miss Marguerite Plan
ten. Miss Ruth stephens. Miss Bessie
Walker Miss Jane S. Barber, Miss Eliza
beth Healy. Miss Mary Mackay, Miss Helen
Salisbury, Miss Charlotte Hand and Miss
Florence Bierwirth The guests at the
dance in addition TO those already named,
were Miss Ruth Latin. Miss Irene Warner.
Miss Bessie Young, Miss Amy Chapman,
Miss Eva Peabody. Miss May Sewell. Miss
Dorothy Moorehead, Miss Rosamond Thay-
er. Miss Marie Brewer, Miss Jean Barthol-
omew Miss MacKay Miss Mary Wester-
welt, Miss Hazel I.8frentz. William Cooper.
Jack" Walker. Harry MacKay. Alexander
Salisbury. Robert Moffett Fred Bonnet.
G. n. Saunders, 5 w. Mccarthy, r. Ions
dale. w. c. Fulton, II. T. Harris. W B.
Young. S. +. Wilkie, Fred Conard, How
ard Underwood, Ledyard Cuyler Harold
Forman. Austin Palmer. Chester Palmer.
Hayward Martin. William Martin, Samuel
Stephens. Parker Westervelt ~ L. Brun-
din. Howard Smith and W. s Coykendall.
The drawing room was decorated with
American Beauty roses, and daffodils and
ferns ornamcnted the tables
The bridge which Miss Louise Touscy
gave on Thursday evening was for DR..
and Mrs Charles Scudder Pool (Adelalde
ChaunceyD, at whose wedding last Novem-
Der she was a bridesmaid Some OF those
who played were Miss Marion Litchield,
Miss Clara Brinsmade and her house guest.
Miss Lambert of Philadelphia; Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Walter st. John Benedict, Miss AZ
toinette Dwight, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bal
lard. Mr. and Mrs. John b. Kreischer, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hopper Beardsley, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hinman DR. and Mrs.
Sinclair Tousey. Amos Trowbridge Dwight
and S r. Pirie. Vases Of spring flowers
were the principal decorations used, and
the prizes for both men and women were
scarfs to be worn with evening dress.
Miss Alice Brnsmade, of No. 166 Colum-
bia Heights, gave a bridge of ten tables on
Friday.
White ilacs and Killarney roses dccorat-
ed the home Of Mrs. Edward Luckenbach.
No 26 Montgomery Place. yesterday after
noon, when she received from until :
o'clock Assisting her were Mrs. James
Guthrie Shaw. Mrs. John w. Weber, Mrs.
Edgar +. Luckenbach, Mrs. Stanley p.
Jadwin, Miss Althea Briggs, Miss Elfreda
Weber and Miss Carolyn Weber A dinner
followed for the receiving party. Mrs.
Luckenbach will receive again next Satur-
day.
Mrs. Walter St John Benedict Of No. 20
Columbia Heights, was a bridge hostess
on Wednesday. Her guests were Mrs. a. A.
Low, Mrs John Hill Morgan, Mrs. Will
lam Harris Cary. Mrs. Harold Latham
Fish Mrs. Norman p. de Mauriac, Mrs.
H. Logan Pattison. Mrs. Frank G. Mum
son. Miss Elizabeth Packard, Miss Helen
Packard. Mrs. Edwin Carleton Granbery,
Mrs. Henry L. Batterman. Mrs. Russell +.
Prentiss, Miss Marjorie L. Prentiss, Mrs.
Charles Scudder Pool, Miss Elizabeth
Tousey. Miss Bertha Stockwell of Brook
lyn: Mrs. Sherman Joost, cf Netherwood.
y. j.: Miss Bertha Benedict Mrs. Frederic
Nelson, Mrs. Justus Rupert, Mrs. John
Herbert Claiborne. Miss Louise Murray,
Miss Sara Cunningham and Mrs Bowen
Bancroft Smith.
Miss Florence b. Squire. Cf No. - Han
cock street will give a bridge Tuesday
afternoon
Mrs William NJ. Van Anden, who IS now
living at the Plaza will give bridge on
Thursday.
Another bridge which will be attended by
many from the Heights will be that on
Tuesday Of Mrs. Henry =. Richardson, OF
No. II West 52d street.
Miss Alice Lowell, of No 90 Clinton
aNonuo gave threo charming little bridge