New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

Pool Mrs. George Sheldon Chauncey on
Wednesday afternoon gave a bridge at her
home No. 2 Sidney Place. The company
included Mrs. James l.. Morgan, Mrs. a
4. Low, Mrs. Frederick 3. Pratt Mrs
Harold I. Pratt, Mrs. Herbert l.. Pratt
Ms Calvin Truesdale. Mrs. Edmund
Lynch. Mrs George Switzer, Mrs. Morris
Cpham Ely. Mrs. Clifford Mallory Mrs
Woodward Babcock Miss Tousey, Miss
Marion Ltchield Miss Brlnsmade. Miss
Dorothy Noyes Mrs. jay F. Carlisle, Mrs
Z. Carleton Cranberry Mrs. Harold l.
Fish, Miss Frances Williams and Miss
BUlkley.
on Thursday afternoon Mrs. Audley
Clarke gave a bridge of twenty-three
tables at her home. No. Mont
gomery Place. The prizes were silver
picture frames. few Of those present
were Mrs. Maillard VI. Canda. Mrs. George
/ Brewster Bretz, Mrs. James NJ Farrar
/ Mrs. Charles 4. O'Donohue, Mrs. John B
/ ODonohue, Mrs Alfred G.. Beldcn. Mrs
/ Frank l.. Sniffen, Mrs. Clinton De Wit
/ Burdick. Mrs. Richard e. Holaman Mrs
/ Frances Walbridge, Mrs. Edward Bailey
Jordan. Mrs Robert f.. Merwln. Mrs
/ Henry Boody. Mrs. Theodore Conrow. Mrs
/ George Fleury, Mrs. Lewis Luckenbacf
and Mrs. George w. Kenyon.
Mrs. Henry Butler Moore. OF No 73s St
Marks avenue, is to entertain at bridge
/ Monday afternoon, February 49,
Ia compliment to her sons bride, Mrs
| Walter McFarlan, Mrs S. Vanderbilt Nc
Farlan, Of No. $50 jefferson avenue. gave
a large reception Wednesday afternoon.
/ Pink roses were used in the decorations
/ The bride, who before her marriage. in No
vembcr, was Miss Hortense Loretz, was
gowned In pink satin. veiled with lavender
marquisettc. The hostess wore orchid
! satin and duchess lace. Receiving with
| them were Mrs. H. s. NJ. Loretz, Miss Lily
/ Loretz, Mrs. Clarence V. White Miss
Mable White and Miss Margaret Oeland.
/ Mrs. Walter Benny OF No. 4O1 Lafayette
/ avenue, gave a bridge of ten tables
| Wednesday afternoon. The prizes were
! French gilt flower baskets. Among the
| guests were Mrs. Horace f. Dresser. Mrs.
! William Clifton Todd, Mrs. Charles l..
| Gott, Mrs. Jesse Duryea, Mrs Clarence l..
! Fabre, Mrs. William Barthman, Mrs.
! Edwin Parke Benson, Mrs. Jesse Crary
/ Mrs. Edwin Du Bois. Mrs. Frederick
Tuthill and Mrs. Charles +. Flint.
/ Another bridge on Wednesday afternoon
was that given by Miss Edith Quimby at
/ her home No. 903 Park Place. The prizes
were Irish crochet collars and corsage bou-
quets of sweetpeas were served as favors
Among those present were Miss Florence
! Calhoun Burke, Miss Melina Eldredge,
| Miss Sarah Walker, Miss Rosamond Rob
' erts Miss Ruth Wardcll, Miss Helen
Sayer Mrs. Prentice Cushing. Mrs John
I French, Miss Grace Johnston Miss Irene
| Cave. Miss Helep Stutzer, Miss Molic
/ Meehan and Miss Adelaide Brewster.
! Mrs. George L. Mckenzie. Of No. 2lC
! Lincoln Road, FIatbush, received Thurs
! day afternoon Assisting were her mother
/ Mrs Susan n. Crane; Miss Emma Crane
/ Mrs Dwight Corwin. Mrs. Frank Harper
Crane. Miss Maisic Crane, Miss Emma
/ Rutzler. Miss Estelle Conselyea, Miss
/ Marie Balmanno and Miss Vera Balmanno
There wcrc many Brooklyn people In
| terested in the recent Thackeray Centenary
/ i'm Manhattan. Among the Brooklyn girls
who served I'm the Tavern We're Miss Mar
gerry Decker Miss Dorothy Mott, Miss Alice
/ Decker. Miss Alma Bogue. Miss Marion
| Fitch. Miss Estelle Fitch. Miss Dorothy
| Betts. Miss Isabella Elliot and Miss DorO
/ thy Pierce.
! The Allfellows Club. OF tho Flatbush Pres
/ bush Presbyterian Church. 23d street and
! Foster avenue, will hold its next meeting
on Tuesday, at p. M, I'm the church. Col
/ oncI Alexander S. Merritt will speak on
Prison Life at Andersonvillc"