New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-05

surrounding and River Arno. Beautiful Mint
and Mrs. Hills there were present the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. S. Parkes Cadman,
the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Spencer S. Roche
and the Rev DR.. and Mrs. William ].
Thompson.
Miss Katherine Bradley Murray was the
guest of honor at the tea which Miss
Mary Carr, daughter of Judge and Mrs.
William Carr, of No. s3l Carroll street,
gave at her home Wednesday. The re-
ceivng party included Miss Margaret
Carr. Miss Marguerite Heating, Miss
Olive Carey Owens, Miss Edith Carey
owens, Miss Grace CASTELAR,. Miss Ade-
aide Moran. Miss Marie Kelvin and Miss
Dorothy Kelvin.
Mrs Carr received in black satin, or
namented with white satin and gold;
Miss Murray wore white chiffon and Miss
Care was gowned in blue brocade, trimmed
with pink
A debutantc dance Of the week was that
which Mr.. and Mrs. Audley Clarke, OF No.
Montgomery Place, gave Wednesday
evening for their daughter, Miss Helen
Clarke. The rooms were decorated with
Christmas greens, and supper was served
at midnight from small tables appointed
in red
The hostess wore lavender chiffon over
shell pink satin; Miss Helen Clarke was
frocked in crystal net over Nile green. and
Miss Katherine Clarkes gown was OF
pink crepe meteor and lace.
Miss Fourchette NJ. Foster, daughter Of
Mrs r. Frederick Foster, and Miss Kath-
crime Northrop, daughter Of Mrs. Henry
S. Northrop are to be presented at a re-
ception Saturday, January %. 1t will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Northrop. No.
1856 Sixth avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse T. Duryea, Of No.
2s2 Park Place, gave a dance at their
home on New Years Eve for their two
daughters, Miss Dorothy Duryea and
Miss Helen Royce Duryca.
The wedding Of Miss Ethel V. Dahn.
daughter of Mrs. John Henry Dahn, of
No. l79 Washington Park, and Dr. Leslie
Frank milford, son of Mrs. G. B. Null
ford. took place last evening at the home
OF the brides mother. which had been
decorated with pink roses and smlax for
the occasion. The Rev. Or. Simon j.
Mcpherson officiated.
The bride. who was gowned in white
crepe de chine. was attended by Miss
Alice Dahn, Miss Alice Cordier, Miss
Anne Ward and Miss Elizabeth Thayer.
Their gowns were of pink crepe de chine
and they carried pink roses. DR.. Albert
l.. Milford. Of Philadelphia, was the best
man. Serving as ushers were Robert
Dahn. Clarence Munger, Frank Moore
head and Charles Cox.
Dr. and Mrs. Milford are TO make their
home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar F. Luckenbach, of
this borough and Sea Gate are to spend
this winter IN Brooklyn, at their town
house, No. 1Oi Eighth avenue. On Friday
Mrs. Luckenbach will entertain the Fri
day Bridge Club, which includes in its
membership Mrs. John B. ODonohue,
Mrs Frank Bailey, Mrs. Robert Honey
man and Mrs Cothren, president Of
Civtas.
Peculiarly indicative OF the character of
Heights society were the costumes worn
at the fancy dress ball of the Junior
League at the Heights Casino on Tuesday
evening. No matter how costly. the sat
ms and brocades OF the present day can
never approach the mellow tones Of the
old ones nor the new laces equal the
ivory tnts OF old point. so one could tell
at a glance the genuineness of the 1880
gowns displayed.
Christmas greens decorated the Casino
ballroom where the ball opened shortly
after 9 o'clock with an oldtime grand
march, followed by lancers, quadrilles ana
the round dances of half century ago.
Participating in these dances were MT.
and Mrs. Harold /. Pratt Mr.. and Mrs.
Bavard Sands Ltchtield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Truesdale. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
STREET.. Mr. and Mrs. II. Edward Dreier,
Mr. and Mrs Avent Childress, Mr.. ana
Mrs Ernest Humstone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T.. Neergaard. Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis F.. Francis, Mr.. and Mrs. william
II. Cary. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 5. GOOD
win. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Morse, MI
and Mrs. Otis Swan Carroll Mr. and MIS-
Robert Gair. ir.. Mr.. and Mrs. George 3
Kin. the Misses Antonette Butler. kathe-
r,re LYMAN White. Carolyn Putnam,
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