New-York tribune., 1912-03-03

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h. Loretz. of No. 131 Park Place. She VIII
be given away by her uncle Charles e. Sat
terlee Next Wednesday Miss Matthews
will entertain the bridesmaids at thea
ire party. On Friday. March Is, Mrs. Nc
Farlan will give a luncheon for her sister
at her home, No. 327 Sterling Place.
The date for the second annual enter
tainment of the Brooklyn Junior League
has been changed from Tuesday April y
to Thursday. the 1lth. II Will consist OF
"Snowdrop" In pantomime, which Is now
being arranged for that purpose by MISS
Winifred hoffman. chairman of the enter
tainment committee. Special music for the
occasion is being composed by Timothy
Mather Spellman. 1t will take place at the
Heights Casino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden s. Swan, Of No. lSS
Columbia Heights, gave dinner follower
by bridge on Wednesday evening. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William C.
Beecher. Mr.. and Mrs. Eben ]. Knowlton'
Mr.. and Mrs sylvester l.. Blood. Mr.. ana
Mrs. George w. Kenyon and Mr.. and Mrs
s. Edwin Buchanan. Spring flowers were
used in the decorations.
The Misses Emma and Frieda Nalther,
of No. sl7 Carroll street, gave an intorihaI
tea last Sunday afternoon. Killarney rosts
and mignonette decorated the rooms, ana
presiding over the tea table were Mrs
Gulian Ross, Mrs. Eugene Alfred Widmahn
and Miss Sallle Hodges.
Two children's plays. "Editha's Burglar
and THE Open Door" will be given at the
Academy of Music Saturday afternoon
March 80. for the benefit of the Brooklyn
Free kindergarten. They are TO be under
the direction Of Miss Herts and the parts
will be taken by members OF the Children
Dramatic Club Of the Church OF the Pll-
grims On the committee are Mrs. NJ. q.
Atwell. Mrs. FHward c. Blum, Mrs. Eyers-
ley Childs, Mrs. I. Sherwood Coffin. Mrs
F. l.. Crawford. Mrs. Thomas L. Leemlng'
Miss Kimball, Mrs. Luke Lockwood Mrs.
Frederic b. Pratt. Mrs. George D. Pratt
Mrs Herbert Twitchell and Mrs. Edwin c.
Ward
For the benefit Of the Vassar Students
Aid Society The Elopement Of Ellen" will
De gwen AZ memorial nan CblhiudF FN'h-
ing. April 13. The cast will include Miss
Mabel Holman. Miss Florence lesser. Miss
Dorothy II. sutphin. Miss Elsie Tilton,
Miss Pearl Wilson and Miss Elsie Yates
The Duke OF Kilicrankie." the play
which the williams Dramatic Club will
present al the Masonic Temple Monday
evening. April 8. will he followed by a
dance In the afternoon Mrs. William l.
Moffatt. OF No 90 Willow street, Will give
tea for the friends Of her son. David
Moffatt. Of Williams "a.
There has been such generous re-
sponse from all owners OF fine paintings
that the loan exhibition which is TO be
given for the benefit OF the Little Italy
Settlement this month promises TO be OF
exceptional merit. In addition 10 the
paintings will be some bronzes and few
rare rugs. Among those who have con-
trlbuted are Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Nor
gan. Mr.. and Mrs John Hill Morgan. Mr.
and Mrs. H. Edward Dreer, Mrs. George
II. Prentiss, Mrs Edwin Packard. Miss
Benson and the Rev Dr. Newell Dwight
Hills.
The exhibition will open with Il private
view on March 13. when Mrs. a. A. Low,
Mrs. James l.. Morgan and Mrs. Frederic
b. Pratt will receive. 1t will continue
for a fortnight. Mrs. Herbert l.. Pratt is
chairman Of the committee. which in
cludes Mrs Lewis Mills Glib. Mrs. Otis
Swan Carroll, Miss Dorothea Dreier. Miss
Elizabeth butcher. Mrs John Garrett I'm
derhil Miss Florence Knapp, Otto Beck,
Howard IIadden. Professor Franklin w.
Hooper Hamilton T. Field, clinton J..
Rossiter. Howard +. Whitney and James
Jenkins. jr. The exhibition will be under
the joint auspices of the Brooklyn Insti-
tute and the Little Italy Neighborhood
Association. II will be held at the Art
Rooms. No. ia Montague street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. Munson are
spending a month In Cuba
Next Wednesday will bring the first OF
the spring weddings-that OF Miss Eliza
beth Oeland and David Duncan. Jr. The
ceremony and reception will take place at
the home of the brides parents. Judge and
Mrs. /. Raymond Oeand. at No. As Eighth
avenue In compliment to Miss Oeland
there has been much entertaining in the
luncheons for her are Miss Dorothy Dema-
rest, Miss Ada Wlnslow and the Misses
Wilmath and Virginia Cosby
Miss Margaret Oeand will be her sisters
maid Of honor. and another sister, Miss
Catherine Oeland; Miss Demarest Miss
Marion Gaynor and Miss Emma Tebutt,
will act as bridesmaids. James Conger is
10 be the best man. There will be no ush-
ers.
The series Of musicales given last week
by Professor and Mrs. Robert w. Connor
at their studio, No. $40 Greene avenue. was
largely attended by the friends Of their
pupils, and coming. as it did, I'm the dull
Lenten season, proved exceptionally enjoy
able The programme Of each evening was
of a high musical standard and finely exc
cuted.
Miss Evelyn Kronman. an advanced pupil
of Professor Connor. by her perfection Of
technique in her rendition Of LISTS arrange