New-York tribune., 1895-10-13
BROOKLYN NEWS.
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A LONG LIST OF WEDDINGS. PAST AMI
TO COME

PREPARATIONS FOR WINTER WORK IN THE LINE
OF CHARITY AND PLEAsURE-NorE'
FROM THE CLUBS.
rhoro VAS a large number OF guests present ..
The marriage on Wednesday evening III l'e
Mansion. OF Miss Adeline Weber daughter %
era Nrs william Weber OF No. ~ Nor'h oNi ',
st and r. Torbert Brook The kew Ut - -.
80, .. the Simpson Methodist Episcopal Ohu'v"'
oe,ciated assisted by the Rev +. E. Knapp, OF ,he
pr,dge street Bap,ist church. Miss Amelia "rlsn''
a niece Of the bridegroom. was hower-glrl' ara ~ "'
Minnie Potter was maid OF honor inc ,h hride
groom. and Miss Grace Weber, cousin man 0' and md
bride William II. Smith was the bss' ni''' n Tor
bert reception followed The ceTemE"s creme ss;arted 1"
shortly after 10 o'clock Nr IA aha sbrace an extended
Vis,i 10 the South on the-r return they Will '""'
their home on the Hill
German society people IN South Brook'yh '''".u
out in force on "Wednesday evening 10 - A.
wedding OF Miss Minnie Bohrcr daughter o' ''i'
"a Mrs pbi,ip Bonner and Philip Schildwachter'
which took place at the home OF the bflues va"
ents No $40 Presldent-st. The ceremony was per st
termed by tss ksv T,heTan m Church seyenths
Tho brides only attendant was her sis.s .acbter
bohpsr The best s,5espoom mp ana the ushe
James II. Proctor and Edwara Edn,,am DoH' Mr. and Mrs
Schinwachter started tour. and VIII n'e III
First Place on their return
Tha marriage OF Gertrude RemicK' ua"s"'V VA
Mr. and Mrs John Cheever RemicK' anu ".p
.,hur walford was celebrated at the home OF t'e
brides parents No. 7Ss Punam-ave on "eohesua'
evening the Rev ]. c. Ager. OF the Church OF ''e
New Jerusalem officiating. The bride was "
tended by Miss Blassipa amadrd aser as mela eusene
KsmSn Sank %eTs M WSford ST9her the BRIG
sna the Mf snd Mrs Waford viii make their h9ms
in Bainbridge-st on their return iF'ii ''''"
trip
Aro,ns- Bedford district wedding this week was
:, ,,s, carrie F. Boynton. daughter OF the
80. v-y,an r. Boynton. and Frank h-'io''
yvh.s,ar which was celebrated on Wednesday e'e
,r a, the home Of the BRIDES mother IN putnam
ave. the Rev Alexander Lewis cotnr OF me The maid
%. bonor was Miss Loite May the pes, mn Win,am
Charles g. WhsseT Ssn 1na hssens M reception followed
~ ~. Ceremony. ana many friends onerea '"ei' 00
gratuatons r.
Miss Sarah Pearson, daughter OF MI anu ".S
r pearson. was married to Charles krus at .ne
80 - her narents in Macon-st:. on Wednesdhhg
afiernoon by the Rev A F. rnderni on on was yas
church OF the Good shepherd The nesf la''
Edward Lilly, and the BRIDE was u"A'"
vovember promises a number of weddings OF
.n,,,arla motto one OF these Is that OF MISS ue I'd
,1osa and Mr. A. Curtin Fetterolf. whose engage
r,ent was announced last May. Miss de ID Mesa
has been active In society on the ii'l .o' ,
seasons and has a large circle OF war;" ii' r a.,
1rui as a.
Fe,tero,r as a club man. Is also we..-Kho"h' i"'
careroonv Is TO be performed in the clinton Avenue
Congregat tlonal Church, ana MISC b.aIvne Miss
self 6rde-eeet W 9e ai mao are o TO be bridesmaids
he marriage Of Miss Fannie Vernon ana r. h t'', y
Tmrner and that Of Miss Rose Nelson ana Jonn
amerche are two other affairs which Will at'ract
the attention OF society peope neA' ny bnnse Of
NamaJchAs Kan Auestus Is Hewlett in Remsenst for the
winter. the Hewletts going aoroau, Nii6 Mrs J. c.
spent much time OF recent years win
Uoag and, Of Clinton-aVe
The engagement has Just oeen announced OF MiSS
Claudla Sherwen. only daughter OF Ut anu Nts' =,
sanuel sberwell Of schermerhorn-st'' 10 S'dhey T.
Ward Of Montague-s"
Weights society people Will regret exceeu'hsE
ha,r that young Mrs. Charles H. Luding'on NNiss ss
r,h, sal,us that was) has been seriously Ia win
,,nhod fever at the Ludington home, No 2e Madi- h
son-ave. NewYork. though IL Is r3os9 critical
that she has passed through the most ''''''A-
period. 80,
NJ and Mrs. George Hill Her. Of Halsey-st' heid
their first lat home Tuesday Mrs Her wore
her wedding gown of white satin ana Was notSeT
Mrs 1 refslspy Hs1py Sg and Mrs Frank steele The The
Misses Mundel presided oyes Ter ' was celebrated at
ST Georges Church on June "a lher se0o'N "
home" will be next TUESDAY
Miss Alice Lowell. of South Portand-aVe., Is no"
q, home, having returned from abroad by the New
- a. - oornsnv with the Feadleys. OF Newark
~ saturday september 2S Miss Lowell speh, .he
Summer in Dinard in Normandy ana Ma, va ioa and
his wife, who was Miss Gra'es'
NJ and Mrs James Fuller. OF Grand-ave nave
gone on a wheeling trip through Milford anu 'ne
Delaware Water Gap
Those Who have assumed the responsibility OF get
ting I'D in behalf OF the Red cross SOCIETY," ~.
Hal,oween en- dance report progress. MIS- D. E"iV''
Ianss,aY and Mrs Timothy L. WoodruH are 'he
.n,es consnirators this year. the latter instead OF
Mrs Charles H. Terry, who was Mrs LansS'ai
coad,u,or last year. The patrons and patrohesse'
OF the affair Mr. and Mrs William M A. aDI Mrs
George l S' Belts Mrs Charles bd drs R Thaey Mey
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Frassr MT: Mr. son aha T Bosar Mr.
si%e, DS MRS SnyFfd yFfyderck anu A. Webster Nj and Mrs c
1ord ia ~ N1s Elliot, iangstaf AS ushers for the
evening Carroll Post, r: raTad Alefe" ''e''
Herbert NJ Belts have been ehroeo'
The managers Of the Diet Dispensary held a meet
,. ~ Nondav 70 make arrangements for the Rus
s,an festival at the Academy Of Music on December
II - and 13 1t been decided 10 vary the % char.
acter OF the entertainment by m,fSduG,1Ss psvcbe
wSinb viii be enacted by Polytechnic boys Al the
managers Of the dispensary VIII be pa'roheSses
The abandonment of the Interclub bowling tour
rauent after the date for the opening contest mad
been fixed was surprise 10 good many people
who are interested in the game. the SUBSTITUTION
for the league championship OF a 500 challenge
Gun for which a series OF contests VIII be heio'
gives the assurance that the crack twirers OF 'he
c,ubs will not be without their favorite sport this
season and that they will have something TO play
for II is understood that each club IN the
old league will be allowed 10 challenge for the cup
twelve times during the bowling season. ana II VIII
become the property OF the club winning II the larg-
est number OF times ~ B. Horie, jr.. OF the Union
League; G. ". Hawkins, Of the Hanover ana J. X.
Iea1d Of the oxford Club. have been appointed d
committee 10 arrange the details Of the contests
The Irving Club has Joined the lntercluo Whist
League and es a preliminary canter challenged the
prooklyn Whist Club TO a match. eight on side.
an act Of grea, temerty on the part OF so young a
c,,h The match was played at the Irving Club
,as, vveek and the home team gained great dea!
nS tnformat!on about whist and lost twenty-six
tricks.
The Hanover. the representative c'uo Vi ene last
4. .r.,or,oo for an active The first