New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-01

Mass. The Packer nome IL NJ NO -oV
Hicks street
DR.. Brockway is a graduate from the
Long Island College Hospital and lives at
No. 15S South Portland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Ross Appleton, of
No. li6 Joralemon street, announce the
engagement of their younger daughter
Miss Helen Lincoln Appleton, to Charles
4. Read, jr., son OF Mir. and Mrs. Charles
4. Read, Of Boston and Manchester.
Miss Appleton. after her graduation
from Smith in 1905 went abroad to study
portrait painting. Since her return she
has exhibited at the National ACADEMY
and her work has received praise from
the critics Her studio is In the old studio
building at No. 81 West 10th street.
Mr. Read is a Harvard man. The we'd
ding will probably take place I'm June
An engagement announcement OF par
ticular interest 10 the younger set is that
made known the early part of the week
of Miss Margherita Abbey and Eversley
Childs. jr, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eversley
Childs, OF No. $50 Clinton avenue. Miss
Abbey is the daughter of Henry Abbey
of Manhattan.
The wedding OF Miss Anna Loretta
Rapoje and Samuel A. Livingston, Jr,
took place Thursday evening at the old
Rapelje homestead, No. 957 Liberty ave-
nue.. The bride was gowned in white
charmeuse, embroidered and trimmed
with duchess lace and wore a tulle and
duchess veil. Her only attendant was
i Miss Louise Card who was goWned IN
pink taffeta and chantilly lace. william
| Lott was best man.
The bride was graduated from Packer
in 1909.
Mrs. Charles f. Neergaard entertained
| informally Tuesday evening at her home,
| No. "A Monroe Place. The early part OF
| the evening was given over TO dancing
| and at II o'clock Miss Eloise Holden and
Sidney owen gave delightful pro-
gramme Of music and dancing.
| Mrs. Frederick Wilder Bellamy will give
the first of her two post-nuptial recep-
|
No 80 Orange street. Mrs. Bellamy be
fore her wedding on January was Miss
Florence Walton, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs John J. Walton, OF Willow street.
BROOKLYN peoples appreciation OF n
place near home where they may dine
and dance in an atmosphere as refined
| as that of any private gathering is eNi-
, denced by the increasing attendance at
| each successive dinner dance at the Hotel
Margaret The dances are gwen every
| Friday evening in the large sun parlor'
| which makes an excellent ballroom, and
incidentally from which one gets SUI
nerh view Of the New York llarbor-a
sight quite as fascinating by night as II
is interesting by day
Mr. Wood and Mrs. Myrtle Durham are
directing the dances. II is probable that
a series OF the dansants viii be gwen
| little later in the spring.
The dance given on Monday evening BY
! MIR and Mrs. Adolph Martin Droste for
their debutante daughter, Miss Natalie
4 IJTOSlc. came AZ july i'ih''ii'A'i''' ~ -
lively season. particularly 80 III the case
OF the Younger set. which has been III one
vhiu OF gayety since before ThanhssN-
ing The Droste home, at No. lbS fiowes
street. was bright with spring flowers FOR
the occasion. Mrs. Droste, eowned IN
, black chiffon. and her daughter frocked In
pale rose taffcta, were assisted In recciv-
/ ing nv Miss Della SpTaguc Bowen an !
Miss Beatrice kaley, members OF the
dobutante's class Of Packer, 1913.
! Among the young people prescn, were
the Misses Helen Culver Kerr. Elise Sage.
Marion Droste. OF Manhattan. Julia
Morse OF ST. Louis. Allene Block. Irene
Burtenshaw juliet HALEY. Elizabeth
| Greenman, Theda kenyon, Catherine
' Mumford. Edith Shaw. Ruth Simmons
Hazel Walbridgc. Marjorie Walker Al
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