New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
BROOKLYN NEWS.
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
WEEK FULL. OF MATTERS OF INTEREST
TO BROOKLYN PEOPLE.
wrpprNcs AND RECEPTIoNs-woRK FOR CHARITY

tbe people who make UP the social world OF Brook
1yn busy but the rush did not Interfere with inc
perfection Of plans for the future. and the re-
sources OF the season were only slightly drawn on
IN COMPARISON with their extent. Tuesday evening
was given up to weddings. and some weil-knoWTn a
families were united by the s1ces The mar
Rage Of Miss Carolyn Huntington daugh'er o, OH, s,,
S na Mrs Of Se%YoTk which the home
OF the brides parents, IN South ro,nonv Was
ca by the Rev Spencer s Roche. and Mss
Ethel Moore and Miss Marion Mason h metv man e
ord there we're no ushers the bridesmaids holding
the ribbons which marked the pathway o. INC
bridal couple
At the home Of her parents. in South hiho'. fia0'
nm Tuesday evening Miss Carrie Whitney AmHer-
man. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert zimmerman
Was married TO Andrew Arthur stewart VI
row Scotland. The ceremony was perlo'"eu W
the Rev. Dr. David Gregg the guests iheiuui's
only relatives and intimate friends, meImpTa s IN
the brides graduating class Packer. Y, fa vas
Guided in the invitations Miss Any po ui5sP viii
lam A. Strout the best man, ana tne umnt
Francis Noble and CssT tSs H soneymoon in
the South and West and VIII maze Seu ,ne of Mr.
1sa aTs4 MRS W. Re- ns has
Another Tuesday evening wedding of prominence
cas- that OF Miss Kate Westcott Rider daugh-
ter OF Mrs G. p. Rider, VINO was mar
r,ed TO W. Howard Brown. OF Albany a' nei
mothers home No ll7G Dean-st. by the Rev. John
Annie Trumbur maid of honor and the or'des
maids were Miss Grace Hewes and Miss Dorothy
brown OF New-York Robert NJ brown , Was ,ne
Russell Johnson Charles Winnie Of Albany: ann
frederick T Ackerman OF BrGoHy nnnber of We'll
Known people were present. including Mr and MIS- Mrs;
Howard Glib Mr. and Mrs DuS W MILAN M How
ard Mr. and Mrs stephen r. Post and others
The incident of the week OF fashionable interest
On the Heights the reception given Mrs SidneS
Vale Lowell. on Wednesday afternoon 10 introduce
her daughter Miss Lowell. The reception lasted
from until o'clock, and between those hours 'he
Lowell house on Columbia Heights was crowded
Receiving with Mrs Lowell were Mrs George stock
we'll. Mrs Francis L. Eames. Mrs Henry Mallory MnsGy
Mrs. F Fran sm pSds Nine 's de Me Mrs Charles
Mallory and Mrs John +. Tousey MISS no%s we, VIA" ,n
assisted G Sy 6sros Know Miss
Stockwe Miss Brinsmade. Miss Hewitt MISS Eh sI
ssraha stosSws Ea K1Swli9n Miss p Rssse
Tousey. Miss Mamie Mason Ml.s urd n tho even
Ing a spirited cotillon was led by Iheodore H.
Nottingham. dancing with Miss LoweH
Mr.. and Mrs Henry L. Brant celebrated the TENN
anniversary of their marriage on TUESDAY evening
nv a reception and musical at their home NO. l''
,,ad,sons, The house was decorated with palms
.nd chrvsanthemums, and tin was conspicuous
.r,ong the gifts received. Music was furnlsheu
by Miss Alice Merritt soprano; Miss Anna r
lstetger contralto: Harry r. May tenor ana MISS
large number Of guests present. including MI
and Mrs j. H. Pittnger. Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
m Renson Mrs A. W. Sweet. Miss Sweet, MI ana
Mrs L. W. Stockwell. Judge Hartman MI anu
Mrs ~ Cothren. Miss H. NJ Wheeler Mt. anu
IMre H. r. May. Miss May, Mr. ana MIS- Marion
Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gay, Mr.. and Mrs
Nv A. Merritt Miss Merritt, Mr. and Mrs george ELS a.
Minasian Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas BuIkhard i iS,
Srs Steele MSs Miss Steele Mr. and Mrs j. F. chum
ssero. Mrs. L. NJ. c. Britton MISS Cnase; MI d M
md Mrs Charles F. Du bots. Miss Du Bots. Mr. and
Mrs H. s. Fowler Mr.. and Mrs F. /. r ws fr tr
and Mrs Stephen W. Kent: prs r. n: ana u MI H.
Nunce. Mr.. and Mrs r. O. Norye Mr; AM W and
Mrs williams MIR. and Mrs ToWse Mr ia, ana ~, ME-
ftrachan Mr.; and Mrs W. l. Stii~e1' Mss P 5Tie
& Parker. Miss Parker. Of Brooklyn; Mr.; and Ms
n S stabb, Mr. and Mrs Albert Sook' Niys y w. ~
r and Mrs s Townsend Misses FSrenc ,6 and
Bunker. Miss McEl.cy. OF Yonkers; Mr. and Mrs Mrs
George w Douglas Of East oIange; w Ma anu -d's
Harmon. Of Cedsrhurst and Mr.. and MIS- a. a.
Brant. Of Toms River ~ j.
The Knapp mansion in Bedford-ave. was crowded
on Monday evening when a progressive euchre
party and dance were given for charltaD'e ooJec'
The occasion was a subscription affair ana was
highly successful. being under the patronage OF
number OF women well known in social circles III
The Bedford section and the Eastern District. Inc
nrzes were handsome and costly. Among those
present were: Mr.. and MIS-. William fI't hNeis
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith. the Misses nith. Di
and Mrs j. c. Guck NJ and Mrs Henry Hass-
Ger Mr. and Mrs Albert Della tour Mrs Buisrn' III
and Mrs J. W Hyde Mr.. and Mrs. J. = Wymah
AIR and Mrs l. y. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs ii. VI
Newton. Mr. and Mrs E,bridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Joha
Meyers DIR. and Mrs. c. \. Cooper, DT, rrcd d
ksPpy Mr. a N N d5d H HrFy NR ayand Mr and
Mrs 6. Hamilton. Mrs Hutchins9n' Aioer n,,i ~
Ms Care BALDWIN. Miss Grace. parker " ana ana
~ NJ " Vi T.
Mrs r. Lyons Edgar Mason. Ward SteaIns Henry
sonGoun Nj ami ma M. f nsh S McA Et Mr and
Mrs H. f. Dart Miss DAISY Dart MISS ~: MaT nsss
Sordon W an Ms +, Vore Mrs Bernard Peters
and Mr. and Mrs. }. Ii \. Heller
Mrs Tbeodor Drecr. Of Montague Terrace has
sent out cards ior reception between anu {
O'Clock on TUESDAY DECEMBER TO- TO intPdeef 10
Dreier Miss Dreiel and Miss Dorothea DreieF Will
receive with the debutante'
Mrs Albert II Munsen. nee Orr received large
number OF friends az a tea given by Mrs Alexander
- Orr on uorday afternoon Mrs. MunseI is
here on a visit from Boston where she has been
lving since her marriage year ago
MFR. and Mrs Murray Boocock arrived in town
from their home in Virginia on Tuesday evening
hrd spent Thanksgiving Day with MIS- Nai'ue" -
Dixie.
An entertainment to De given in the Germania
Assembly Rooms the evening of Tuesday De
cenber H. will be given under the patronage oil
The Cvitas Club for the benefit OF Its fund Tor the
Civtas Kindergarten and extension. IN Analyst
Miss Jessie Dixie has undertaken all the arrange
nents and the affair promises 20 be one Of the most
ceIightfui and Fashionable functions of the season
Eyert Jansen Wendei VIII appear in his WeIi-hNo"A
part in "A Game OF Cards" and the second play 10
he given will be "Withered Leaves the fuJ cast
for which has not yet been SO ected These TWO
PLAYS will occupy little over two hours. with the
intermisson. and the music will be provided by
Lander Of NewYork. Miss Dixie has secured a
renresentative list Of patrcnesses and a number of
well-known men viii serve as ushers Inc isl Is
not entirely filled but among those VINO VIII De on
ehe list Of nstro9psses are Mrs l.. Hastings Arnold,
Mrs Alfred G. BaVes Mrs. sampe. r. booc S@rs
Samuel Dougherty. Mrs. Theoaor DreieI Mrs
Henry Elliott. Mrs. Latham \. Fish MIS-; Howard
i5tcbncld Mrs a. A. Low. Mrs Sidney V; Lowell,
Mrs Rernard Peters Mrs. W. ; y. Prentce, Mrs
Edwin PACKARD Mrs Henry r. Richardson. Mrs
George H. storkwel Mrs Frederic A. Ward; MIS- nd