New-York tribune., 1911-12-03

| Elizabeth Kirkham, Miss Gladys Louis ana
| Miss Hazel Browne. The hostess was
| gowned in yellow charmeuse and cream
| chiffon and lace Miss Fitch wore blue
| crepe meteor and cream lace. and her SIS
| ters frock was Of pink charmeuse. veilled
with white marquisette. The reception was
| followed by a dinner and the play. at
which the members OF the receiving party
were Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. r.
| Smith, Rufus Burnham, Cyrus Fitton,
Arthur Kraetzer, Samuel Gleason. Albert
! Mcbride. Frederick Mcbride, Harry d. Nc
Keige. Karl Pfeisser, Harold Fitch Smith,
| William Spence, f. Wiley Taylor and
! Logan Timberlake
Yesterday Mrs. Isaac f. Chapman and
| her daughter Miss Amy Budd Chapman
received afternoon and evening at their
| home. No. Tennis Court, Flatbush. The
debutante's frock was of wo'te satin. with
pearl and crystal beaded tunic. and Mrs
! Chapman wore beaded and embroidered
| gray net over satin. They were assisted
by Miss Katherine De Seldng. Miss Helen
| Millard. Miss May Case Miss Elizabeth
! Wilson, Of this borough, and Miss Char
/ lotte Wales Of Manhattan. on Friday
evening the members of the receiving party
and an equal number Of men were enter
tanned at the play and supper. The men
asked were Max Overman, Harold Gra-
ham. Charles Graham Ralph Chapman
Frank Moore and Harry Torney
Another debutante OF yesterday was Miss
| Dorothy Abbot. daughter of M and Mrs.
! Edgar Wade Abbot of No. lli6 Dean street
/ She was surrounded by group comprising
/ Miss Elsie Gridey Miss Marie Stohlman,
Miss Dorothy Sutphin, Miss Winifred Not
man. Miss Eleanore Ide. Miss Mary Vidaud,
Miss Grace Frank and Miss Kathleen Web
ster, of Brooklyn: Miss Ellen Woodruff and
Miss Edith Rosster, OF Manhattan; Miss
| Frederica Mead, Miss Blanche Buttield and
Miss Ellen Burke. of Plainfed, n. j.. and
Miss Mary Brinsmade. OF Washington
/ Conn.
Another large coming-out reception In
/ Flatbush last week was that on Wednes-
/ day which Mrs Richard r. Browne gave
/ for her daughter. Miss Hazel Robbins
Browne. The many bouquets received by
the debutante almost filled the first floor
| OF the Browne home. at No 543 Ocean ave-
nue.. She was frocked in white marqui-
/
! in her arms some of the flowers which had
! been sent. Mrs. Browne wore gown OF
/ green marquisette embroidered In black
and white, and Miss Vera Browne, who re-
| ceived win them, was gowned In orchid
! satin ornamented with gold fringe. They
| we're assisted by Miss Louise Zabriskie,
| Mrs. Arthur c. Roberts, Mrs. Edward c.
/ Camp Mrs. James T. Robb, Mrs. Thomas
/ S. Vallette and Mrs. Frank Hodgman. Pre-
siding over the tea table were Miss Estelle
Fitch. Miss Ida Hagedorn, Miss Mildred
Kunze Miss Helen Carey and Miss Doro-
thy Mayer. In the evening there was
dinner, followed by an informal dance
Wednesday. January 3. is the date set for
the debut of Miss Ruth Cooper Ludlam.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Ludlam,
of No. 80 South Portland avenue.
Mrs. George Wood Wingate and her
daughter, Mrs John Garrett Underhill the
latter before her marriage in April, Louisa
Man Wingate, will be at home Wednesdays
in December at No. 100 Dean street.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Give
Livingston Du Val, OF No. S29 Park ave-
nue. Manhattan. for Tuesday, December Y.
Announcement IS made of the engage
ment Of Miss Elizabeth Fisher. of Rich
mond. Va. and Frederick T. Sherman, jr.,
/ son of Frederick T. Sherman, who formerly
/ lived on the Heights. Mr.. Sherman now
makes his home with his brother. Arnold
/ W. Sherman. at No. IS Monroe Place.
The wedding of Miss Laura Baldwin and
/ John ~ Harman took place Tuesday even
/ ing at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William +. Baldwin. of Buffalo
Mrs. Martin Van Slyke. of Brooklyn, was
/ the only attendant on returning from
their wedding trip to Bermuda Mr.. and
Mrs. Harman will make their home in
| Pierrepont street.
Miss Liberia jain will be quietly married
to Edward A Carter Saturday evening, De-
cember l6, at the home of her mother. Mrs
Gustave A. Jain. No. III Ocean avenue
A reception will follow the ceremony.
In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Justus
Ruperti. of Manhattan, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter ST. John Benedict Will entertain a small
party at dinner Monday evening Later
they will take their guests to the Russian
emy of Music
At a dinner Wednesday evening Mr.. and
| Mrs Charles W. Dreyer, OF No i265 Pacific
| street. announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Dreyer, and Ernest
/ Collins Marsh. son OF Mr.. and Mrs William
. Collins Marsh. of No 39l Greene avenue
Miss Dreyer was educated at the Packer
Institute, and her fiance Is a Polytechnic
man
Mrs 3. c. Provost, Of No IS ST. James
Place announces the engagement Of her
daughter Miss Dorothy Provost. and
Frank Harold syrett. ir. Of Montcair 1t
will probably be a June wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Sergeant Volck, whose
wedding in the Bedford Presbyterian
Church on November was one of the
largest Of the season. are 10 make their
home in Albany. where their address will
be No As Willet street. Mrs Volck was
formerly Miss Edna Elise Fitch. a daugh-
ter OF M and Mrs Edwin Austin Fitcn.
OF No 464 Putnam avenue Miss Eleanor
Tyler was the maid Of honor. one Of the
bridesmaids was Miss Victoria Dessart.
whose engagement to George Austin Wig
man was recently announced.
Announcement has been made II the en-
gagement Of Miss Esther Congdon. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Congdon, and
| Gordon Blanchard, son Of Mr. and Mrs
William Blanchard Of Brookne Mass.
Mr.. aBlanchard was graduated from Dart
mouth in 1893.
KING EDWARDS PIPE.
King Edward possessed "a pipe quite as
! obuoxious TO genuine smokers as the carved
! monstrosity iu Chicago. When he visited
| Sonstnntiuoplc In 1862 be smoked narghfla
| -. sLLI.nu and IHEIIL,