New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
IN BROOKLYN SOCIAL CIRCLES
DATES SET FOR WEDDINGS AND DANCES
NOTES FROM THE CLUBs-THE SEASON
FAIRLY STARTED

NOTES FROM TIE CLUBs-THE SEASON
FAIRLY STARTED
The season Of social festivities in Brooklyn has
begun its course. and unless present arrangements
are upset by Unforeseen circumstances II viii be
one Of the brilliant Of recent years. Several
well-known couples have already started In welded
life and others have named the day" and are
making preparations for the important affair. So
1ourne-s at the seashore and among the mountains
are returning to the city with fresh stock OF
health and strength ready for the exacting de-
mands OF the season OF dances and parties and oc-
casional late suppers. and the clubs, big and little.
the societies Of all sorts and for all purposes. and
the church organizations have taken ub the threads
of social life where they were dropped at the be
ginning OF warm weather. and have made complete
arrangements for weaving Them into a gorgeous
web OF fun joty, happiness friendship and loving
Kindness.
The Brooklyn delegation OF the Society Of tha Sons
OF the Revolution will be we'll represented at lrr-
town-on-the-H Hudson next Friday when the monu-
Ynent In memory OF the soldiers OF the revolution
buried in the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery "a 10 be
dedicated. The steamboat Mary Patten will start
from Twenty-secOnd-st., Hudson River. at O'Clock
on Friday morning: having been Chartered 70 tax
York, is 70 furnish the luncheon The hnanciai end
Hatch. the treasurer Of the society.
Wednesday evening at O'Clock Is the time set
for the wedding OF Whitfield Sammis and Miss
Harriette p Bridge. The brida is a niece OF Ben
tamin H. Huntington the head of the Dime Savings
Lewis Avenue Congregational Church by its pastor,
the Rev. Robert J. Kent Frank a. Coles, Of Glen
Cove Is 10 be best man. and the maid of honor Will
Be Miss Jqs BrdS sSr Gt ohn ne g age and
Samuel Graham are 10 be the ushers, and Or Ape
Huntington medical director for the New-fork Life
INSURANCE COMPANY win give the bride away, The
list OF invited guests includes Mr.. ana MIS-: rhn.p
ear-xdmirsl Benhan. Lieut. enant A McMahan
N N@ o6 of The TSgH N M 1ma
N IL Il Twombly Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID, Webb and
many members Of the Huntington. Bridge and
on the same evening George Savile and Miss Ella
Ma,vlna Templeton will be married at the home o.
the brides mother. Mrs. James A Jempleton' No
ISL St Mark's-ave. and the ceremony uniting MISS
Irene Dlford Conner, daughter OF Mrs. George H.
Conner. to Edison f. Wilson will be performed at
No coo Putnam-ave. Another wedding SCI lor
Wednesday evening is that OF MISS Ge3rsla VI FL fhan
daughter OF Andrew ". Hart. and Hawiey IhrAII
Webster at the home Of the brides parents NO. 100
Clinton-st. 4 reception will follow the ceremony
Of the subscription dances this season the largest
will probably be the Halloween dance, to he held
at the Pouch Gallery The institution which VII!
reap the benefits OF this dance t. the Brooklyn Diet
Dispensary Mrs. Timothy l.. Woodruff. Mrs Charies
s whitney Mrs. Frederick II. Webster. Mrs James
A Radcliffe and Mrs Francis ;. Sherry have been
asked 10 serve as patronesses and Mrs. Langstan
and Mrs. Charles II Terri VINO are organl%as ene
anar have securro tnf i' I'LL Cd n,aIc a nd
q supper have been arranged for
Arthur s. Ives Charles L. Etheridge Henry a.
Carly, John H. Andrews anu arr
the committee arranging the Puritan Dances a
series of five somewhat informal subscription dances
The subscription list is limited TO nifty men and the
only $40 The dances are earr roT
March % The list of patronesses Is 10 be an
nounced later.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Catlin. OF No. 800 Stuy-
vesant-ave. Brooklyn celebrated their silver we'd
ding on Wednesday night. The reception was from
8 to 10 O'Clock. and many peope were present The
presents numerous and costly Among those
.yho attended the celebration were William W. Cat
lin Dr. and Mrs. +. W. Graves Miss Bella Du Bos.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Catlin. Mr. and Mrs Lyman
Low. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick y; Bassett, Mr.; and
Mrs. w. r. d. Brown H. =. johnson. Colonel and
Mrs. Alexis c. Smith. Frank L. and Miss Caron A..
Catin. Mr. and Mrs. John r. Sutton. Mr. and Mrs
Marion Grimes, Miss Jennie Grimes, l.. i. Grimes.
Robert Sevoss, Mrs. Frederick Van Week. Miss L.
6chenck. the Rev. George w. Huntington; Edward
de Courcey Logan, Mrs. Agnes Grady. Miss Eta
Sutton Lawrie sutton. Miss Mile Beers. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Hyatt. Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Suermendt
Miss Ella Jones' Miss Martha Lockwood. Miss Flor
encs Lockwood Mrs. Lockwood. Mr. and Mrs.