New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
WEDDINGS. PAST AND TO COME, IN BROOK
LYN CIRCLES.

GOLDEN WEDDING RECEPT1oN-T1IE cTvITAs
CLUB BEGINS woRK-cHARITABLE WORK
BY wELr~KNowN PEOPLE
Politics did not absorb the attention Of all Brook
lyn on election night for large gatherins III INC
Nichols mansion in Clnton-ave. had assemoeo 10
celebrate the golden wedding anniversary OF MI
and Mrs. George II. Nichols The big house was
beautifully decorated the ornaments including a
LOT OF holly sent by friends in North Carolina Inc
receiving party consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs N Sd
and their three sons and daushters-inoi,aw were
the ushers Nearly thousand invitations had been
sent out. and many handsome gifts were 80 he
one being a beautiful gold loving cup from .I.'
Board OF Managers OF the Brooklyn Orphan Asy ,hs
OF which Mrs. Nichols has been president 'or 'ne
last twenty-five years
The wedding OF Miss Lucy De Witt. daughter OF
William c. De Witt and Frank Lewis Snffen wnich
took place on Wednesday afternoon attracted
large gathering to the Church OF the MESSIAH d
Clermont and Greene aves. where 'he ce'ri" '
was performed by the Rev. Char-es H. D"Ne
There was full choral service. the vested e"o''
meeting the bridal procession at the door ana pre-
ceding IL to the altar The bride was a''e"ueu ~
Miss Mabel Robbins. eight years Old as ms'u Wv az
honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Lena . van snd
Miss Martha Hodsdon The best man was Frank a.
Parsons. and the ushers were Duncan Edwards'
Wa% C. Sesmh So' sRa " " Bee6e
was no reception after the ceremony the DTaas
father. No. is Washington Park; After s. an Elk
tended Southern tour Mr. and Mrs sn nna n M.
pie are web known in society crces. and me prine
groom Is member Of the Union League ana Marine
and Field clubs
A wedding OF interest at the East End next week
,vu be that OF Miss Ida Belle Wood. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs j. Henry Brady and Mr.. George H.
Rowe who will be married quietly at the nome OF
the brides parents No. 22i Eckford-st on Iuesoay
evening at o'clock. The ceremony VIII DE per
formed by the Rev. Charles F. Miller. OF the lie.
Kalb Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. assisted
nv the Rev Henry E Burnes. OF the Tabernacle
Methodist Episcopal Church After the ceremony
there will be reception from 10 C w. -,
Charles G. Bennett. Dr. J. T Mcleod I'm n W TssTs
Perry w. E Gutter o ana Of honor n Miss WOOD
IS wei, known in educational crc'es navns oeu,
at the head Of DEPUTY sIs controer Of
this city and member Of the Press CIuo; OF peS
York After rd spsq 1s Rowe v viii make their home at
No. l4s Oakland-st
The wedding of Miss Harriet Phillips Beacham.
daughter Of Joseph W. Beacham to Charles Henry
Adams will take pace on TUESDAY evening d. 600
(,aruontave The bridesmaids will be the Misses
r6na Beacham and Alice Adams, and MISS bessle
Seacham will be h oS o. s5 T. Beaeham r viii
be the ushers. with John Beaenam ,,s as covSe will
After an extended wedding tour tne coup'e WIN
make their home in Brooklyn
Mrs Carlisle and Miss Emile Carlisle. OF Put
,am-ave arrived home on the New oTk al'er d
tour Of four months through the BRUSH lses'
The Rrook)vn Froebel Society held its regular
,,onthlv meeting in the Academy on Monday and
,,s,arsd 70 a programme consisting OF papers on
.rn,erectual Training in Music" by Mrs DunweI,
and "Technioue" by Mrs. Skilton Ihe latter he'u
that in musical instruction one thing shOu atno De
taught at fsvo a.d making children acquainted
with the lives of great composers ana .e as an
on which their works were FOUNDED lne n e, nh,oh
discussion as TO the proper aSo a. "'N''
Children should begin their musical studies
M,ss Nellie Campbell and Samuel Trmble were
quietly married at noon on TUESDAY oy 'he nv
DR. A. J. F. Behrends. After the ceremony break
fas, was served at the home Of the brides moher'
Mrs Charles F. Bridgman. No 2S' pu'nam-a I'VE
Me- Tr,mbie will make their home with Mrs Brdg-
man. and an lat home VIII DE given o Do0'"'
Der IT,
A, the home of the bride No. 626 Monroe-st, on
Tuesday evening Miss Charlotte Buchner daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs s. Buchner, was married 10
Charles F. Rocker by the Rev. DR.. Heischmahn.
The bride was attended by Miss Lulu Schmidt
Miss Title Fielder and Miss Lily Ficke The best
Louis Bernstein and Charles Schleiger recep-
ton followed the ceremony. and after tne ret hn
from a Southern trip the couple Will MAKE 'her
home No. 6l2 Monroe-st
Owing to the sudden death OF the brides grand
mother, Mrs. Greenwood. which caused the reeai
Of all the cards which had been sent out Tor 'he
wedding OF Miss Margaret Louise Magovern ana
Hugh Stanley Congdon. the ceremony was quietly
performed at the residence Of Judge GREENWOOD on
Thursday afternoon in the presence OF members
of the two families and the three young ladies' VINO
have attended the bride al the larger enuIcn
Miss Minnie Kessler and Miss Alice DSds W. tn
Rev J. Douglas Adam. Captain A. f: Congdon
OF England. brother Of the bridegroom, VINO ar
death was best man. After wedding trip SCUM SCUM
Mr.. and Mrs Congdon VIII take up 'ne' 'eS'0'
at No. III Congress-st
Who la delivered
courses Of private before fashionable audi
ences in New-York. Boston and Philadelphia, Will
give course on the Heights under the patronage
of Nine de Nell. Mrs. A. A. Low, Mrs. Edward
IL Litchneld, Mrs Sidney V. Lowell. Mrs aired
c. Barnes. Mrs. Frederick p Bethany, Mrs Free
man j. Backus. Mrs. Flamen B. Chandler, MIS-
Thomas r. French. Mrs. James l. Morgan; u
Mrs David MO GI1OGs and My asnry % and
s. the homes Of Mrs lowell Mrs Richardson and
are placed at s.. and may be obtained OF Mrs, Mrs
Of lecture; The Royal CRa,sau Of ch sn5
'Mora Education in France
Impromptu bicycle parties after shutdown have re-
Gently given pleasant occupation to the riders OF
the wheel OF both Last week one was ar
ranged by Miss Grace Murray. in which Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Adams Miss Fannie Moss George C.
Southland Alexander b. Richards. F. c. Blossom
party rode 10 the Park and back to Miss Murray's
home. where they enjoyed supper.
Dates for the Cinderella dances have been
nounced. They will be held In the Pierrepont AS
sembly Rooms. they were last year Deem
Der DO January 10. February "A and April TO- and
yin Be under the patronage Of Mr., rs EdTard T.
Richardson. Mrs. Tun.s G. Bergen Mrs. T. r.
French. Mrs. Eben J. Knowlton Mrs. Flamen b.
Gambler and Nine de Nell The committee in
charge consists of Howard Haslehurst. John f.
Tamage. jr., Thomas A. Gardiner and Charles
Brinsmade.
The number OF tickets which have been issued for
che Montauk Clubs ladies' subscription dinner to-
morrow evening is $50. nearly all of which have
already been disposed Of thereby assuring success
for the affair as far as attendance is concerned
That active and energetic organization OF Brook
iyn women the Civitas Club. began its work for