New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-02

engagement of her daughter Marjorie TO
Lieutenant Tracy G. Hunter, ir, of the
J United States Marine Corps.
Mrs. Frank c. Munson is ono Of the
most active women in the social ana
civic work OF the borough and Is partic-
| ularly identified with the United Neigh
borhood Guild, Of which Nj Munson Is
director. She was formerly Miss Cora I.
Mallory. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Rogers Mallory. Her home is at No. 100
! Columbia Heights the house In which she
was born and which was presented TO her
by her father as "A wedding gift when she
was married. tive years ago
Announcement has been made OF tho
engagement of Miss Rita Macarthur
daughter Of Mrs James Macarthur, to
Clarence vose Dougherty, son Of DR..
Arthur Dougherty. OF Newark y o.
The Rev and Mrs. Charles Carroll NJ
bertson were guests OF honor at a re-
ccption given Monday evening by Mt
and Mrs. John r Underwood, Of 40. 336
Washington avenue. Yellow foisythia
|
ing room. while the library reminded
one that spring was At hand with l'S
masses OF cherry blossoms. hlacs ana
-of-the-valley. In the dininS room
| ionquils were used.
The hostess was gowncd IN old gold
| charmeuse and the guest Of honor re-
ce!yed in white. They were assisted by
| Mrs. Clarence stephens, Of lhttsh"id
| Mass: Mrs. Frank Healey. Mrs. Calvin
/ L. Barber Mrs. George +. Command. MS
Iauribel Hart. Miss Helen McNilliams'
Miss Edith ConnaTd. Miss NJ. sidney
Proal. Miss Hester Haswell. OF Albany,
Miss Hamilton and Miss Walker.
| Dr Albertson was recently called 10
the pastorate OF the Lafayette Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church. and he and Mrs
Albcrtson have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Underwood for a few days. They
| came from Rochester
MANY handsome costumes were dis
played at the costume ride al the Rid
ing and Driving Club OH Wednesday
evening. but the Judges gave the FIRST
prize to Miss Margaret T. Rouse. IL
was some time before the audience rec
ognized the dazzling blonde impersonat-
| ing Gaby Deslys Her mount was Lady
Gray.
Miss Laura Hulst MUIR made a charm
! ing Joan Of Arc and captured the Sec
ond prize. while Miss Marguerite Mahan'
as a Quaker maiden. came In for mira.
The fourth was given 10 Miss Catherine
| ICELAND, who appeared as a negro.
| Two of the most promising young
! horsewomen seen at the Brooklyn Rid
ing and Driving Club and frequently at
Durlands are Tertia and Grace. daugh-
tiers OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Holm
They have been seen at all the shows
around New York and Long Island tor
| the last two years. At the Garden
show last year Grace showed Tootsie'
! the smallest horse in the world. ana
Tertia is now exhibiting Princess. one
Of the Ladew ponies. which her parents
purcha sed for her last fall.
The reception which the president ana
trustees Of the Brooklyn institute OF Arts
and Sciences gave last evening at the
museum i'm Eastern Parkway served
double uurposc-to welcome william Henry
| Eov +bo new curator i'm chief of the
| museum. and 20 open the new cNhlb-
&c which include the Shepherd and
Lehmaier collections, the sculptures ny
BESSIE Potter Vonnoh and the Joan oil
Are exhibition. The last has come intact
! from the Numismatc Society's Buildins'
be,ue given bv the committee which IS I'm
charge Of the erection Of a statue of Joan
of Arc in New York by the Museum OF
| l.a I nj states
! The reception brought out representa-
tive Brooklyn people and attracted many
q, tho we'll known Manhattan artists and
critics The guests were received by the
hoard of trustees and hostesses IN IN"
dome room. which had been decorated
with tall palms.
In line were 4. Augustus llcalcy presi-
don't Of the board. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox, Pro-
| fesor Franklin W. Hooper and MIS-
| uoooer. Mrs. Frederick y. Pratt. Mrs.
Alfred r. White. Mrs. Walter y. Critten-
den. Mrs George -. Pratt, Mrs. !. Her
hort Low. Mrs. William \. Putnam Mrs
I.mes NJ Falrar. Mrs. Vonnoh. Mrs. Ed
uard q Rum, Mrs. Luke Vincent Lock
wood. Charles \. Scheren. Colonel Rob
ort q Woodward, Clinton W. budlum'
Herman StutIcT anu N"'' 80 w.
Mrs. de silver was prevented by Illness
from receiving and Mrs. Stutzcr ~ out VI
town.
Invitations had been sent to the cura
tors and officers of the Metropolitan
Worcester Boston and Natural iilstorS
! museums, and the Corcoran Art gallery
A few OF the guests were Childe HAS
gam. Colin C. Cooper. Gardiner SyInohs
Robert w. Vonnob, Henry ;. Hubpel'
Dr. George Fred kunz. Seymour 1noiiias'
Dr Edward Robinson and Mrs. ROBINSON
and DIR. Fred \. Lucas. the former cura-
tor who il now at the Museum of Nat
ural History.
T. Sanford Saltus, president OF the Joan
| =, Arc committee. was i'll. but with his