New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
BROOKLYN NEWS.
at the opera, winding up with supper at the Ham,
ion Club.

Christmas Eve was an occasion OF JOY W '"o
| Junior set. for Mrs. James S. Suydam. Mrs Edward
| Glib Mrs Henry Bowers and Mrs. Kenyon gave
| a dance at the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms for
| Mss Florence Suydam. Miss Alice Glib. Miss Ken
! yon and Miss Bowers the guests being received by
| the hostesses and the young women for whom 'he
| dance was given. A number of extremely dainty
| frocks were worn, the ballroom was tasiefuiy
decorated with holly and Christmas greens, while
hung large bunch of mistletoe. Geseman orches,
ira furnished the music ana the heish IN ab an
equal proportions many Of the seasons o al S
introduced to society being present
Russell Story Fowler. son of Or. George r.
| Fowler of this city, and Miss Nellie Sammis White
were married the home Of the brides father
! j. Frank White. No 10 East Forty xtl-st New
York, Wednesday evening by the Re ,s MISE nr
! Florence c. White, and Miss Mime Morehonse ana
! Hamilton was best man the ushers being Dr. Will
! lam Wood and Guy Peterkin Dr. Fowler, the
! physicians in Brooklyn numbering among his New
| York patrons the family Of George j. Gould.
There will be two pretty teas on the Heights for
the junior set on Wednesday and Thursday even
rhannceyS for Miss Adelaide Chauncey and the
other at Mrs Henry Ears for her Two vii
be assisted in entertaining by the Misses AaeiaIne
and Madelaine ChaunesX ss Mss Ksssr ToTsey Miss
| Mary Lowell and Miss Ella Notion
Abbott l.. Dow and the Misses Dow. OF Montague
| Terrace. had a party of young people at their couh
try place at Wakefield. ~ H., for the holidays ana
/ Miss Agnes Gulck. of Remsen-st, Is spending '"e
HOLIDAYS in Montreal. At the Lakewood Lakewood
NJ are Mrs Fanny NJ. Crawford. of Carroli-st;
| and her daughters, the Misses Liuyan' Saiue anu
! Leona
Charles A Moore will take Mrs. Moore and his
| daughter 10 the Hobkirk Inn. Camden. s. C.. IN
rew davs and expects TO return soon as they are
comfortably settled. Mrs Mooras health mas oeSa
rathe- delicate of late and the trip south IL i"aue
| upon the advice of her PHYSICIAN
! Miss Josephine Bailey. daughter OF Or ana
Mrs Marcus L. Bailey, will be married 10 "il'a'n
| II Sloane at O'Clock Wednesday evening next
| at the Bailey home. Court-st. and Carroh raiN'
| On Thursday night the admirers OF fine horses
| and perfect horsemanship had an opportunity vi
wi,nessnp one CT the most beautiful fuhcuois
ever given by the Brooklyn Riding Ciup' AT peu
| ford and Atlantic ayes. The exhibition was caiieu
a "Flower Ride" and the programme, wh'ch nau
heen arranged for the enjoyment OF the 'iuo
quests opened with exhibition OF tahoeih ~"
ing each leading two horses Ihr W RiAngard Miss
Iingard, J. f. Freel Miss Freei ana Mink chrv
santhemums Miss Lingard pond lilies and MISS MISS
Froei pink carnatio the sec9nI1 ono, ie nusch the
c he instructor OF his handsome bay horse ABB
u1,,Sn came to a sudden halt while per
forming graceful polka ana IN pmpb nut The
| beautiful creature through the movements Oh one
| Of Strauss's waltzes. The closing feature Wa q
cup rae rae II The regular music ride took place on
Christmas afternoon and after the cni msi ride
| ioii"weG from until o'clock by tea serVei IN
the club parlors by MaIesl' 10 '"e 'NN0i
| OF mandolin music.
4, the Meadow Brook Club Christmas Day
,,oro was a FOLLY crowd. Golf was enjoyed IN the
forenoon and run with the hounds In the ai'er-
| noon House parties given by the ihenp''9 AZ
tracted large number OF guests po'h as SPe''"
! tors and active members of the different parties.
clubs which there is little doubt WI, SI I In
established that golf has taken us il"cg b ~.
g, Andrew's Club the oldest golf club IN NE
United States has taken the lead IN
viii probably be brought together are ne NV
port Staten Island Kockaway nunn' coiS clubs
and the Westchester Country Cluo ne Cor tbe
eehha cham Of the United States
The social incident OF the year at the Union
1eorue Club will be the ladies' reception on
Thursday evening. January H. This VIII pro'io'S
be more OF a dance than reception WIN d" SUPP
as an incidental attraction. The committee ma
full charge OF arrangements consists or ChaT.es -
Marvin Frank oco nea ,TS GhaGss e
b ssheet Mrs 4 = Mrs G. Re,5nsT
Mrs 6 Whitney, Mrs. s. TmP o. Xc & M0''F'''
,,oxarder BLACK will present his charming pict-
| ure nav Miss Jerry" at the Montauk Club on
| FRIDAY al the ladies' matinee. which begins at
500 O'clock.
Among those who went South to spend Inc
| HOLIDAYS are Timothy l.. Woodruff ana MS SON.
John Eastman Woodruff who have been spehn'hs
JeekyI island club, of the coast OF Georgia, and
who are expected home to-morrow ana T.y,S
| FuIIer who are on a weeks trip to Old Point
| Comfort and Thomasvile. Ga.
The results OF the last session - the intercub
whist players victories for the Mid"oo''
,l..l.o oh To- n
at their home tables. the losers being respectively
| Lincoln. Montauk Union League and Excelsior.
The game between the knicker9ocker ana nan IAN,
over clubs and that between the CarI"ton ana
| 0vford clubs viii BE- played Wednesday night.
The oxford club viii give entertainment On
Nou Years Eve Dr. =. j. Whitney. chairman 81
the Entertainment Committee. having provided an
interesting programme AT the Lincoln club there
will also be an entertainment on New Years Eve
the details OF which have far been kept entirely
| from the knowledge OF the members Joseph he
| Long, who is in charge. has PROMISED, however,
| in any club At the Hanover, on New Years Eve
there Will be stag racket. to %hlch thG mem
an excellent entertainment The LADIES' recspu no,
viii be held on January H. ana 'he ai"ua' o'u'
On January % the Veterans Association OF the
47th Regiment will have its annual dinner at 'n'
Hanover club and elaborate preparations have
already been made for the affair Colonel Edward
A. McAIpin the new Adjuant General: Brgadier
/
and other prominent soldiers viii be invited .t'
! attend, and the ComnHttee OF Arrangements IN
cudes ex-Captain and exPresident Cortland -
John Captain George +. I.ibbey, Lieutenant Fred
erick z. Shipman. William h. Banks and b. Park'
Coley.
Frank williams. Of the Carleton Club, has ar
ranged for the visit Of the clubs bowling team t.
Boston, on Saturday. January u. The regular
interclub nve~ accompanied by a dozen or mor'
"rooters." will compete in series OF three games
with a team from the Boston Athletic Association
retu mn
tons will go to Washington to bowl their annna
| match with the Columbia Athletic Club The
team includes Charles II. Ebbetts. captain. anC
Messrs. Mason. Frankish. Van Siclen and Stoner
The Mclpomene Dramatic Society had