New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
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women Of Brookyn's fashionable world. and the
bridegroom is equally well known in New-York So
clety. The bridal procession was preceded by Elsie
King niece Of the bride. and Ethel Even a
cousin of III V srde Is Ts5 s TIE @a Of
cola, Fla, and the best william H. VII
son The ceremony was Per2rmed by tns Kev
Church Among he other weddings OF the week
Smith VINO were married al me nome o. inc DIiug
parents. Nh and Mrs. Josiah Smith, No. q PARK
Lee Avenue CONGREGATIONAL Church. and Henry Far
rs Stoddard ana Miss Frank Laihrop Turner, "ho
Protestant Episcopal Church. at Marcy and Gates
aves. by the Rev l.. H. Harris. A. the latter
Rose Tur m ss;er Of the bride was maid Of
honor the ushers Iems IL Baron Hathf va; JHs
o. Hawey ThranI Webster ana Miss George Miller
which celebrated on Thursday evening, IN"
Hson s, Hnn:s Mr. and Mrs webster viii
make an extended tour OF the South.
Among the anniversaries celebrated during the
week was the golden wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bennett. The Colonial home Of the couple,
in Kings Highway, Gravesend. filled on
Tuesday evening with crowd of relatives and
neighbors Of the happy couple. 1t was to thls
house that Mr. Bennett brought his bride hdlf
century ago. and gathered around them on Tues
dag evening a throng of children. grandchildren
and grea grandchildren Appropriate remarks were
made by the Rev. Mr. Stockwel and the Rev. Mr..
Van Buskrl. the former and present pastors OF
the family. after which bountiful collation. was
served; Among those present were Alr ana MIS-
Elias Bennett. SuperVSor-elect and Mrs. " :. y.
Bennett Mr. ana Mrs. John s. Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tuns Kowenhoven, Edward Bennett. Miss
Gertrude Bennett Mr. and Mrs. William AIleeo.
Mr. ana Mrs Richard J. Berry, of fiatbush, Su-
pervisor John Ryder OF F'atlands; DE- and Mrs
Hubbard and Mr.. and Mrs Tunis II. Van Brunt.
Mr. Bennett is the posscssor Of an interesting rene.
diamond the name OF Hes5an olhcer ana the
company to which he belonged who had taken quar-
ters in this comfortable farmhouse alter thG t3tte
Of Long Island and taking possession OF the best
room. had whiled away an idle hour By leaving
his autograph on the window pane
The prospect for the Halloween Charity Dance
which Mrs. j. Elliot Langstaff ana Mrs. Charles
H. Terry are organizing for the benefit Of the
Brooklyn Diet Dspensary are bright Subscrip-
tons have been liberal and the affair promises to
be conducive Of much merriment AZ II l. proposed
that some OF the t.me-honorcd Halloween customs.
such bobbEg for apples. etc, are to be car
ried out
Norman A. Robertson Oscar ". Hamilton. Will
lam j. Smell, T. Eugene Smith and r. Aubrey
Parker have arranged series OF five subscription
dances to which they have given the name Of
Assembly Dances. They will be held in the Pouch
Gallery four taking place before Lent and one
IS. Mrs J. Frederick Acserinan Mrs George Hunt
Prentiss Mrs Robert - smith Nh, Mrs. J9hn r.
ward Hull are the patronc sses OF ;he dances.
On Thursday evening the Musicians Club held a
smoker" in its comfortable new rooms. at No l53
Pierrepontst. and listened 20 special musical pro
gramme one Of the PROMISE At .ractions for thls
winter Is series Of lecture CONCERTS. the details Of
which are vet TO be arranged. The present officers
OF the club are: President Harry Rowe Shelley:
vlce-president, Henri r lGnr !: secretary. Albert
r. Day, ard treasurer Char.es lerburg
The Union League Club has appointed COM
mittce 10 revise its constitution and bylaws con-
ssting of r. J Ala iiebrook. chairman: Major r. H.
Hobbs. JACKSON Wallace Frank Il. lutte and c.
w. Leamans.
The time of entries for the Horse Show has been
extended from october Il TO e. This gives ii little
more lime TO those that have made up their
minds about entering for the prizes. Brooklyn men
will be prominently represented In the exhibits. and
il IS understood that Frank Beard and A. J. Nut
ting OF the Riding and Driving Club VIII show
several horses. Mr.. Nuttings fine pair. Signal and
Syntax, well-known 10 Brooklyn lovers OF horse
flesh and his recent purchase Ceylon n big hand
some chestnut will he driven with Signal dspac.ng
Syntax.
Granville W. Hartman. who is the Republican
candidate for County Register. Is well known In
Brooklyn club circles. He is considered to be one
of the best whist players In the Union League Club
and is chairman Of the Membership Committee OF
that club He Is also member OF the Union League
Bowling Club and the Canarse Yacht Club. and IS
active In Masonic circ.es ana prominent member
of the Royal Arcanum
The big Polhemus house. at Remsen and Hicks
sts. is to be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T.