New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

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Rrom the portrait
Edna stoughton. Miss Mabel White MISS
Gertrude Irish and Mrs. George sperry'
Pink roses and palms were used In the
decorations.
Mrs. Alfred F. Wise. OF No. 1s2 ST
Johns Place. will entertain at bridge Iues-
day afternoon.
Mrs. william Frothlngham Smith. who
IS now living at the Hotel Bossert' VIII
give a bridge there Monday afternoon
February 5.
Mrs William McCarroll. OF No 75S St
Marks avenue, IS TO give bridga Friday
February 2.
Mrs. George Cox and her daughter. Mrs.
Lawrence Bainbrldge, will give bridge al
their home, No. Sc Lefferts Place. on Fri
day, February 2.
Mrs. Audey Clarke has given her ne"
home. at No. Montgomery Place Tor the
musical to take place next Thursday even
ing under the auspices OF the Ladies' Ala
Society Of the Old First Church. The pro-
gramme will include solos by Mrs. MAUD
Campbell Fuller. piano selections by Mrs
Gul,an Ross. recitations by Mrs. Tully
zimmerman and barytone solos by Charles
+. Hammond. Mrs. william g. Hammond
with her husband at the piano, will sing
group Of his songs.
Many Brooklyn people arc interested In
the entertainment to be given Friday, Feb
ruarv %. at the Waldorf for the beneft OF
the girls branch Of the Public Schools Ath-
Ietjc League. Mrs. John Garrett Under
hill is secretary OF tho league, and other
wor;an interested are Mrs. Harold J. Pratt,
Mrs. George H. Prentiss, Mrs. William
Howard Good Mrs. Arthur Goodwin. Mrs
Thomas r. French, Mrs. Herbert l. Pratt
and Mrs Gustavus Towne Kirby.
The Twentieth Century Club, or Brook
lyn. will meet Monday evening at the home
Of the Misses Chauncey. No. 40 Joralemon
street. The club will be addressed by Dr
Harvey ". Wylie. Of the Department OF
Agriculture
Mrs Frank Melville. jr.. of No. q Mon
roe Place. acted as hostess for the second
afternoon tea OF the Heights branch oI
the Woman's Municipal League on Thurs
day afternoon. Miss Jessie Goodspeed and
Miss Margaret Conger presided over the
| daintily appointed tea table The speakers
OF the afternoon were Mrs Newell Dwight
| Hills and Mrs. 4. r. Fraser Of the
! Women's Health Protective League. Mrs
! Dixie read Mrs Frank Day Tuttles reply
to Rudyard Kiplng's Female OF the
Species"
! Thursday evening will bring Tho first
concert OF the University Club, which will
take place in the Music Hall Of the
Academy Of Music. The soloists will be
W. RutGcr, j. Planten and Or. Harry
/ Koneckc.
The Brooklyn Nursery and Infants Hos
pital will be the beneficiary Of the concert
TO be given by the Students Gee Club al
the Academy OF Music Friday evening
February 2. A long list OF patronesses has
already been secured. Miss NJ. Louise
| Mundell is the musical director OF the club
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry are spendnp
the winter at the Bossert, occasionally
going down to their country home at Law
renee, Long Island, for the week end
! Lowell Mason Palmer and his daughter
! Miss Josephine Palmer, are now at Lake
! Constance, Switzerland. They Will return
about the end Of April.
Mr. and Mrs w. Winans Freeman sailed
Wednesday for Panama. They VIII be ab-
sent about a month
There were many from this side OF tn
river present at the reception which Mrs
Spencer Aldrlch gave on Friday at he
home No 20 West 50th street, Manhattan
II was In compliment TO Mrs. Spencer WY
map Aldrich. who, before her marriage Il
Mrs Aldrich's son, in November was Mis-
Imogene Gather Of Baltimore. Mis-
Maude Holly Aldrich and Mrs. William c
Weissner assisted in receiving, and Miss
Mary Aldrch poured tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson Price OF
No. 223 Garfield Place, whose daughter
Miss Corrine Gray Price, is to be marriet
TO VIII bowers lTONlby VII iuNSN"S w."
ing will give dinner at the Montauk Clul
tomorrow evening for the bridal party
The guests will include Miss Leonice Price
who is TO be her sisters maid Of honor
Miss Annabele Smeaton and Miss Edn;
Burr. the bridesmaids: the best man, Levi
Smith. and Wilbur Van Duyn and Ernes
| |. Edgecomb.
Mrs. Frederick w. Moss and Miss Alic
Bulkley Moss of No. 80 Remsen street ar
receiving on Fridays in January. Assist
ing them last week were Mrs. Jonathan
! Bukley, of Manhattan; Mrs. James l.
| Morgan. Mrs. 4. lie Grand Beers and MIS-
Doris Mangam. The table appointment
were in white.
Mrs. James Abbott. OF No. 9s sterlin
Place, and Mrs Charles Whiting enter
tained at bridge yesterday afternoon.
The engagement Is announced OF MIS-
Florence Il. GILL; daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
lanes V. GIL, of No. e6 East 18th street
10 Harland b. Tibbetts. of No. Bucking
ham Road Mr.. Tibbetts is a graduate o
Cornell.
| TUBERCULOSIS EXHIBIT SHOWN.
The travelling exhibition to control tu.
berculosis is at present being shown at No