New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
MANY WEDDINGS OF NOTE SET FOR MAY
St. gave q LUNCHEON of sixteen covers on
Tuesday.

ST. gave lunCnoH Oh slAteen CoNelS vi
Tuesday.
The special feature of the reception
which Mrs. William II. Good is to give
next Thursday afternoon at the Brooklyn
Woman's Club. ia Pierrepont St. will be
the appearance of the three Misses Fuller,
OF England, IN a costumed song recital
The hostess will be assisted In receiving
by her sisters, the Misses Campbell; Mrs.
Walter ST. John Benedict, Mrs. Theodore
L. rockingham. Mrs. Herbert Howard
Knox, Mrs. Charles Scudder Pool. Mrs.
George S. Frank. Mrs. Albert l.. Mason,
Mrs. Winthrop Murray futile, Mrs. John
Clapperton Kerr, Mrs. Frank Day futile,
Miss Sophie Haxtum, Miss Nina Almirall,
Miss Nina Perry and Miss Mabel Simp-
son.
To further the interests Of the Girls
Branch OF the Public Schools Athletic
League on this side of the river "A meet
ing will be held on Wednesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Sidney v Lowell,
1874 Columbia Heights. The speakers will
be Miss Elizabeth Burchenal and Dr.
Luther H. Gulick. Mrs. John Garrett
Underhill Is treasurer Of the league, and
other BROOKLYN women on the board Of d.
rectors are Mrs Herbert Lee Pratt, Mrs.
Thomas 4. French and Miss Mary Nj. Orr'
Mrs. William Pitman Earle. jr., has is
sued cards for Saturday, May 3, when she
will be at home between the hours of
and o'clock at 692A Eastern Parkway.
Mrs Earle before her wedding last Oc-
tober. was Miss Genevieve Beavers
Mrs. Thomas Lonsdale Leeming. Of "a
Eighth ave. gave a house dance on Sat
urday evening for her young daughter,
Miss Helen Schuyler Leemng. Spring
flowers decorated the Leeming home. The
dance was held between the hours OF
and 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles j.. Woody, of 102 East
18th St, gave bridge of ten tables at
her home on Thursday afternoon. The
prizes were a sandwich set a silver de-
post basket. cream and sugar set,
HaviIand china cheese platter and large
.cut glass flower holder
Olt Oh the ldl bfSl SPi iiib NNNNhiH" "NN'
that of Miss Mnlicent Crafts. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Young Crafts,
and John Christopher Meyer, which took
place on Monday IN the First Presby-
terrain Church. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by a reception at the Heights Ca
slno
For the benefit of the Ridgewood Day
Nursery Mrs. Clarence Walton Vail VIII
give a large bridge next Saturday at her
home, 23S Garfield Place. Play will begin
at 1890 o'clock, but the guests may arrive
at any time and make up their own
tables. A buffet luncheon will be served
at o'clock. Tickets are ST..
Miss Beatrice Stevens gave the dan
SAINT last week for the members Of her
class, Berkeley, IA. Pink roses and ferns
were used I'm the decorations, and the
members Of the receiving party wore cor
sage bouquets of pink roses and pink
sweetpeas.
In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs julius
Meyer. who are going abroad for an ex-
tensive trip next week. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Moore. Of Manhattan, gave a din
ner dance at the Plaza on Friday even
ing
Mrs. j. Eliot Langstaff. Of 10 Seventh
ave, gave a reception on Friday after
noon in honor of Mrs. II. Frederick
Yorke. the visiting representative of the
Imperial Order. Daughters of the EN-
pire. Invitations were limited TO the OH
GERS and members Of the order.
Mrs. Hamlin Fielder owen, of Havana,
Cuba. and Brooklyn, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss Ethel M.
Baldwin, TO William Edwin Rawlinson,