New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
BROOKLYN NEWS.
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
WEDDING BELLS KEEP STEADY
GINNING.
DATES FOR THE ASSEMBLIES FIXED-PREPAHlNa
FOR wEpDINGs-oTHER MATTERS

FOR wEppINGs-OTHER MATTERS
OF INTEREST.
>, 49,. MAIL which has elapsed since the Horse
e.. nna.d many things OF interest to Brooklyn
.o.,o, circles have occurred The assemblies nave
h.on nrovided for a number OF marriages nave
been celebrated the first Of the coming-ou' 'e'ep
lions has been held, engagements nave oee" 81
nounced and others limited at and SWING mas p.eii
given to the wheels which Will keep them inoVH'e
until the beginning Of Lent compels rest SUNNI
o- tho Younger people had begun to think there
was chance that there would be no assemohes DIS, q
season. but now they may stop rs in Charge Of
committee which will leave no STONE t.,an CO..
their compete success Wvrs Ferry Charles B.
Van Nostrand and Clyde Notman, Whlch - ,Snir
oien. t,Sactiveness To this committee is added
The names of Mrs Edward II. Idtchiied MIS- "A n n
Taimage and Mrs William A. Read as paroneesSne s
The dates set are the "Wednesday evenings "a The
place will be the Germania Ciup
At the home Of her parents, Mr. and MIS- ueoise
W. seely, in Putnam-ave.. on THURSDAY eVenn ,'
Miss Lillian Seely married to George a "e"s
NJ Fpgewood y. j., the Rev. Dr. Joseph l. DuiS Ga
ofsclatine assisted by the Rev. Dr. A. j. r.
Rehrends. Miss Helen Donnel cousin OF the
bride and Master Walter =; Seey' saey sister
headed the procession Miss Edtn r. Ed Se SiSnev 3
Wells of New York the best man The nrioai
couple wea South on fr TeGdss after Which
thev viii make an extended trip West.
The wedding of Miss Marie Eegina Poulson
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Poulson' OF Ger
mont ave- to Henry c. McCord attracted huii'oer
OF their friends to ST Johns Chapel where the cere
mony was performed by Bishop Mcdonnell as
sisted by Father Mitchell and Father William
Smith, of NewYOrk on Wed1ssdSSE Haprett
pnn,son her sister as maid Of honor and MISS
Margaret Carroll McCOrd and Miss christine Aeresa
were bridesmaids. Robert Leary was pest man,
AttafiY IaO
1eary Frank Weir William 5eary Elmer ); al po rn-
SON Edwin Fske and Frank Petersen ,r1 sinai al RE, re
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. McCord Will make
their home in Erie. Penn.
On Wednesday evening at the home Of John F.
Mumm. No sSs feminist. Miss Georgia Belle sny-
her on,v daughter Of G. W. Snyder. OF Mansfield,
Ohio was married Bertram F. Mumm the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev. BENJAMIN Iui,
loss grandfather Of the bride Inc Dros Se bTGe
room The guests were, with few exceptions MEM
bers the two families and after b weden of 'G b
brides parents, the couple will make their nome
in Brooklyn.
The wedding OF Miss Eta Maud Andrews daugh-
Ter OF Mrs Franc f. Andrews, and Frank Oiver
Jdserton was celebrated Tuesday afternoon IN
the Lewis Avenue Congregational Church. the Kew
DIR John C. Emery. OF Jersey CITY. officiating
The bride attended by her sister Miss Mare
Andrews and the ushers We .r,s and Adelber
banenhowe Mr.. and Mrs. Edgerton VIII make
their home in Greene-ave.. after trip South
The Rev Dr. r. r. Meredith officated at the
marriage of Miss Gertrude schefer and Dr Charles
Augustus Browne which took place on "Wednesday
scbeffeT in Eghth-ave. Miss Hattie Scheffer was
T ma 1s pO were Dr. Clinton Wills Dr. E. r.
Fiske, NJ J. Hayward and Homer f. scheffeT. IA "A
Sbfch followed the ceremony. after which the
couple started on q southern Trip
Mr. and Mrs William Mason gave large recep-
ton on Wednesday evening, in the Pierrepont AS
sembly Rooms. to introduce their daughter Miss
Mamie Mason. A number Of Miss Masons COM
nanions received with her. among them being MISS
= Lowell Miss Ella Knowton, Miss Arnold, MISS
Eames and Miss Sinclair The rooms were hled
with friends of the debutante and her parents ana
a charming dance followed the reception Among
those present were MI, and Mrs Edward d., II;
Litchhed,. Miss Iitchhed. Nj and Mrs smnfy
de- Neil Miss Knowlion Miss Packard, Miss Helen
Sherman Frederick and S9 MTs FlamSn candler
Miss Gambler DUNCAN CandleTi MISS S Niss Rnth
HseOM Mr. ana Mar Marsaef and
Mrs. William T. Lawren e Miss Else Ogdsn r,i nuM
T afa Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. James W Mac
Bride. Miss Florence Glib. Mr.. and Mrs. , Fran
Miss jarvie the Misses Dow. Mr. and Mrs. F.. l..
Kalbfeisch. jr.. Mrs. Samuel S. Chauncey and her
sister. Miss Carr.
The Kosmos Club gave an enjoyable musical on
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Horace j. Morse.
No. 500 ST. Mark's-ave. The artists were all pro-
fessonals and included Emil Schenck on the cello!
H Ense on the yoH lara as f0s new departure
Tor the Kosmos. and IT was voted success
On Tuesday evening the wedding OF Miss Leila
Monica Alvarez de la Mesa. daughter OF DIT ana
Mrs. Charles H. Terry. 10 Andrew Curtin Fetteroi1'
sn the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church. at
tracted the attention OF society on the Hill. The
ceremony was performed at $50 o'clock by the Rev
Or. Mcleod Miss Coe was maid Of honor; ana the
Brett. George Rossen was best man.. and William
s Olmstead. J. r. Mecher Warren Nash, Of New
F etN 2 and Edwin Feeroif Of Phade pha were
ushers peculiarly pleasing feature OF the SER
vice was the Spanish music introduced by the or
ganst After the ceremony there was handsome
Washngton.Gve.
The marriage Of Miss Eloise Brumley. daughter Of
Mrs James l.. Brumley, and Samuel Armstrong
Nelson celebrated at 40 O'Clock on Tuesday
at the home of the brides mother, No AS Washing
ton-ave. The Rev. DR. Frank ~ Ellis, Of the Wash
ington Avenue Baptist Church was the officiating
clergyman. Miss Helen Robbins. q niece Of the
bride was maid of honor. and Armitage Matthews,
OF NewYork. best man. The ushers were
Avery Brumley and Charles Kellogg Brumley
brothers of the bride, and John T. Norton and
Frederick Gregg. of New-York large reception
held between and o'clock Some Of those
Mrs William s Brumley. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.
N ahS Mrs. Mr '' BSd mr. an3 Mrs.
J.. G.. Blackford, Miss BreedOve, Graham Blandy
DR. and Mrs j. b. Bogrt. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Bah
bit Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Elliott. Miss Geddes
John H ireland, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Joy, Mr.. and
Mrs. r; J, Kimban. Mr. and Mrs. II. S, Lanpher
Mr. and Mrs II. r. Nesmith Mr.. and Mrs Royal
and Mrs. W S. silicocks. r.. Mr. and Mrs. George
Mrs. j. j. Amirall and Mr.. and Mrs Charles A.
Tinker.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN II. Huntington. who
turned to from the country a fortnight ago.
occupying handsome house in South oxford
st. The marriage Of Miss Carolyn Huntington and
Hamilton Parrish next Tuesday, will be home
wedding and the ceremony viii be performed by the
Rev Spencer Roche Miss Ethel Moore and Miss
Matson to be the bridesmaids and 5. w Hunt
ington will be best
The Executive Committee Of St. Johns Church.
consisting OF +. l. Horsman. Emery y. Downs
Thomas Mcllvane. Frederick Webster and Frank
Il. Frear. have. through the generosity OF Louis
Mollenhauer arranged for what promises to be an