New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
BROOKLYN News.
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
WEDDINGS OF THE WEEK AND CITIZENS
PLANNED FOR.
LONG AND INTERESTING Llsr-rhHS'->NN
>,, p,rs OF NEWS FROM THE CLUBS.

an increased activity in ciuo ciicies' ~ - -, no
supposed from this that there is any ,,,,I,v
s.nns, 20 come at the same time. The 's' Vi VIZ
a,rss Of the week lust ended Is long anu me,
es.,nr one and the fashionable society OF tie ihss
bsd It's first wedding on THURSDAY eVenns'
Miss Clara King, daughter OF General anu n's -
ra,,o g King was married TO Cleveland Li'ehnelu'
son Of J. Ten Eyck Litchheld. OF the Heigh's ~
IMAM Abbott performed the ceremony. ana the
wedding was a quiet affair at the home OF '"e
hriaes parents IN Wilow-st The attendance WAS
mainly confined to the members OF inc TWO ones
and as the families are y oresent Mr. and Mrs
Edward H. Iiichhe,d came down rom i u sGs,ep NJ
s Az hr,i s was the maid OF honor. and the Misses
Esther and Ruth Howard were tnc .t ~, - his
WINS Li'ch NM s,s cousin. Electus b. Ltchhed. OF
Rivthebourne and H. Day Atwater WERE '"e ''"''
The wedding OF Miss Grace Ahers, daughter OF
Herman Alters Of Lenox Road 10 Aii'eu hu"". .1
Cortis who IS we'll known among the younger NJ
Of the city, attracted a large number OF 'Ne 70
" W f,nI neonle to ST. Pau's Episcopal Church.
- Era,hush last saturday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev j. a. Jackso' tho ma ia
e1 W and Miss Grace Taylor and Miss Lea fai
ton were the bridesmaids. The best man was III,
lam r. Robinson wo anp Charles clH Clark Dr. r. A
r,sck n j. Cortls and William H. kehhard, "a os
me eelt s ynsrnnts The young couple sailed on
Wednesday for London. where they Will ha"e '"o
home.
Acme home of Mr.. and Mrs Elliott G. Albee. No.
ea7 Bergen-st. on wednesday evening. their daush-
ter. Miss Henrietta Clarissa Albee was married "
James Grant Godfrey by the Rev. John Britain
Clark. of the Lee Avenue Congregational Ghurcn'
The bride was attended by her SISTER, hest man
+. Albee. as maid o. honS Srs We're Charles
A;bee a brother OF the bride and william A1io Mr
reception Stained ,ne on tour
England. and on their return VIII i've a. ave- 800
Albany-ave.
v,ss Lillian E De Lanoie and Samuel A. Coroett
were married on Wednesday evening at the nome u
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ De La
no,s No $50 South Oxford-st by the Rev. Linosa!
parker. of ST. Peters Church. The maid OF mono,
was Miss Evelyn Hagh, cousin OF the % pTlus Rifle
the bridesmaids Wsse nss C Ea Richard Law
In cousin of the bridegroom was the o eestended
The Wedding t tbs so IS and on their they
viii make their home on Prospect Heights
The Rev. DIT A. ]. F. Behrends in the Central
Congregational Church. on Wednesday evening" ~.
formed the ceremony which united MISS Eva NC
Kaan and David Collins Miss Alma Mexican AZ
$50 hsr sister as maid of honor, and the best
man was Charles b: WILKINSON me me Tecep I've
the home Of the brides parents No tio w families
and LATER MIR and Mrs. Collins started Oh oi'ei
tour.
The wedding Of Miss Resale Beauregaro raSs'
daughter OF Mrs Marie Nictorine Page OF Oii''''.
Charles
clock on Tuesday afternoon in ST. Charles boIio-
- church in Sidney Place. Father Thomas Wari
nerforrone the ceremony. Miss Page had no nrioes-
maids and with the exception OF her oro'hei' f1
mund Shelley Page the ushers ana pest ma" ''s
nv singular coincidence. were not ony ma Raers
Henry Redfeld of Hartford and Henry A. Ca Thsr
while the best man was lrvin a, ,bl ebmrch but
only the immediate family relatives were pie %, the
the reception which followed the ceremony Mon lance
lido T.
after their wedding trip, which VIII De % Ts sa
will give a large reception IN NoSeps "a ees of
Virrinia il a lineal descendant OF Goverhor JONI
Page of virginia ana a,so OF the Declaration Of
1ndependence and aide-de-camp of General Wasnlhs
ton Thomas Nelson Page, me au,h h ,,,e %
cousin of the bride, was present al 'he "euue
The fashionable wedding on the Hill last week was
~, ~ Miss Helen Culver, daughter of Andrew
7 culver 10 John c. Kerr The ceremony was per-
formed at noon on Tuesday by the Rev. Dr. Iheo-
dore L. Cuyler in the Culver home IN Washingtoh'
ave Miss Culver was attended by Miss Emily S Ssn
daughter OF DR. S. Fleet Spier. Arthur Proai was
hest man. and the ushers were Augustus an iuei
ss'nT' and Percy Purdy. After the ceremony which
was attended only by intimate friends weooint
ive temporarly with MI Culver but later viii oc
cupy an elegant home on Eighth-ave. whch ne y
furnishing for thel.. They Will nave large ie'ep
ton October II.
Alfred P Gardiner formerly Of No. lib Firth
ave has resigned from the Montauk Club an'
moved to New-York to live. He is now estabhssne'
in bachelor apartments at the New Netherlands
Howard Glib, who for several months has BEEF
looking for a suitable home the Heights, ha
rented Alden S. Swans handsome house OF
Columbia Heights Mr.. and Mrs. Swan, who ar
stu az tnsH eS %nw York probably at a hotel a.
Mrs Swan wishes temporary relief from the car
of a house.
Mr.. and Mrs William G. Wilson, Of New-York
and their family. who for ten years or more hav
occupied house at Fifth-ave and Tenth-st, nav
lust moved into a handsome house on Fnty-second
ST near Fifth-ave which Mr.. Wilson recently puI
chased Mrs Wilson has been spending the sum
at gu ,gge Long Island; IN eonPsny w also ne
sister Of Mrs Edward H. Litchhed and Mrs. Et
The wedding. on Tuesday evening. october e.
Miss Adele Rasmus, daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
William Rasmus of Amiy-st.. TO James Timpsol
at the German Evangelical Church in scherme
horn-st. promises to be OF exceptional soclal II
terest as 1t is said that 800 invitations nave pee
out for the reception and nearly Vet iT kso
in society and her family are leaders in the fash re
able German set. Mr.. Timpson Is nSmnaily res
became u, a member Of the Hamilton Club. which
made his headquarters in Brooklyn
A, the Sixth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Churc
on Wednesday evening Miss Minnie Estelle Bunk'
was married to Edward Stanley Ma.mar by the Re
DR.. w. w. Clark. pastor OF the church The bride
maids were Miss Lena c. Bunker, sister OF In
bride, and Miss Jennie f. Mailman. sister OF N
groom The ushers were William s. webb; {.
Tegethoff Mark o. Mailman and John Jay Malma
Professor Arthur Brown OF ST. Augustnes Epi
copal Church. NewYork City presided at The orga
a reception followed the ceremony at the home
the brides parents No. 762 Unon-st. After II
reception Mr. and Mrs Mailman left for an e.
tended tour. including Delaware Water Gap. Blu
falo and Niagara Falls
There is no more difficulty. II. indeed. there eve
any. over the Interc.ub League bowling tcurna
ment this season. The clubs have settled the ma
ter and the League will be limited 10 ten clubs
The application OF the Ridge Club was rejected, o
the ground that Bay Ridge on a cold night is lon
way off. and oh that getting home" was cor
sidered The meeting held at the home Of IN
Enickerbocker Field Club, IN FlaiDush, and IN
first games Will be rolled the evening OF Octobe
Y, and continue Tuesday evenings The quest!o
TO the admission OF members said to be UndesiI
abe from club point OF view skilfuily dodge(
the Crescent and Irving clubs not heard from