New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
EASTER WEDDINGS INCLUDE A LONG LIST
OF WELL-KNOWN NAMES.
TWO BIG DANCES AND SOME MINOR AFfAIh'-
THE CIvITAS CLUB PRoGRAMME-iNCi-

Easter week was essentially week OF WedNi"e',
and society people OF Brooklyn had all 'heE 49,.
do TO keep track of the interesting ln0' ,,as
kind which took place in the three great ''
Tho PROCESSION of brides and brdegrooms was leu
by Miss Louise Legate Mesel ana heiliie'" 80.
rance at 3 O'Clock Monday afteihoo" III =,
Church South Brooklyn, where the Kew. Al
J<insolving performed the ceremony. Inc chuIcn
was filled with representatives. of society ana WIZ"
,or, Chester of 81 Georges Church, Newly orN iui
nished an exceptionally fine musical program"
On Monday evening Loretta Josephine Mead o"usii
ter of Mr. and Mrs George W Mea,i, vi AT
the home her parents in MHnr9S This ia affair also
Rev Or: Charles Cuthoert hal h many guests
- ant NJ town being included. The Van Sicen.
E2sSan C6urch fulfilled eli the expectations when
mad been aroused by previous ahHoulCc
Snaf RES Pev h@ George T. Breed and the wedding
breakfast the Horsman nome; III frends We're
present was an elegant affair The o KSV u BODY
Mrs Lyman l1s AS'o II Seaman Mr. and Mrs. r. A.
Pnkerton Judge and Mrs Gaynor Judge e6 @ne
r. vandewater we're among the guests
On Wednesday evening Gertrude Sheppard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Sheppard oil
No 5l9 Madison-st.. and George Shepheru "e'o '" g.
ried by the Rev. DR.. H. Richard Harris VI
Ceoree's Church on the same evening loa LOUISE
Burke daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Pascal I. bu' me-
and William Marvin Thomas, were married a, e'e
home of the brides parents No. 10 Pta Con,
by the Rev Or. l.. F. Terrune' OF the rening Miss
Henrietta 4 KNAPP W Wssle marE ohnson at the
I IA her parents MIR and Mrs. Charles KNAPP
No 105 Wilson-st. and Miss Augusta LI 0ISaseh
%ss married to Lewis G. Schroeder IN 81 re'Ir
Lutheran Church. Bedford-aVe' pS '"e '
John Heischman.
nrettv afternoon wedding Of Wednesday was
.ha, Of Anna H. schaumberg. daughter OF MIS-
sarah F. schaumberg who was pni'e& 10 in
nand Weber by the Rey. Johh Hi'e
the Second Unitarian Church'
n, Thursday evening Doctor Charles Cuthoert Han
oe,c,ated At the wedding of Miss Ella B. Patterson
daughter of Mrs T. II. Patterson. of No. 10 south
Oxford-st and Francis DesPara P GTeSc la ,aTse
assisted by the Rev Dr. t D Sos of the bride many
prominent Hill people being present
Tho dancing of the week opened with the holiday
dance at the Perrepont Assembly Rooms on No"-
dav evening. and the affair brought together Il
large nroportion of the junior set as wei as NUN
her OF the seasons debutanes and society H Mn
Mrs. George w ChauneeX, Mrs; s PTenics we're
the patronesees. The dance began anu ehoea
early ear pow ''''
Ona OF the most brilliant weddings of the week
was that of Emma Christine Joursehseh' uausA'ei
Of Mr. and Mrs c.. /. Jourgensen, and Henry =
Reard which was celebrated in the Clinton Avenue
CONGREGATIONAL Church on Tuesday evening, anu anu
was followed by reception al the nom" an extern
Sion having been built in the rear Of the house 10
accommodate the large number oil guests
Another brilliant wedding that of Marie Du-
puy Fahys daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Joseph fahFS'
and Dr. Eugene Hodenpyl. at the Central Presoy-
terrain Church New-York on Monday the s.0 cers
mony being performed by the Rev Or; Ihs so,,
l. Cuyer assisted by tRe me welding breakfast was
served at the Hotel Savoy.
One of the Easter brides was resident OF Perth
Amboy, but owing to the recent death OF her
father decided 10 be married az the home OF her
uncle the Rev Dr. Charles C. Hall. OF the FIRST
bert Hall daughter of the late W; scott HaI1' ana
ding was celebrated on Wednesday the ceremony
being performed by the Rev ). l. Lancaster rev.
tor of st. Peters Church, Perth Amooy
The annual election of the Civitas Club is slated
for Wednesday. and the ticket in nomination is as
follows: President. Miss Edna 5. Doughty; vice
presidents. Miss Jessie c. Dixie and Mrs charles
Adams; recording secretary. Miss Mary Hewitt; cor
responding secretary. Miss Mary Snedeker; treasur-
er Miss A. Bessie Jones; senior director Miss
Katharine l.. Maltby; directors. Misses Alice camp
bell Florence Gibb Mildred Packard Helen Pratt
Sophie Meserole. Clara Kimball and Frances Wal
lace The announcement of the programme OF the
annual reception OF the club on May has Deen
Wooden on IA Neglected Department Of the City"
This Will be followed by story entitled "A Case
S Sa M0f bv ss Madge clark on is
sponsoe FOR Pgos 9n b Sa the author Miss
Florence Guertin Miss Mary Baldwin Will sing
and Miss ssJ Jbn s anan JAW John
powers and Morris W Whitaker will be ushers at
above ai Memorial Hail after the programme is ended
and dancing Will follow
Albert G. Jennings has fully maintained the repu-
tation he made last spring by the post-Lenten din
ner dance which given under his management
at the Germana Club on Wednesday evening. A
large number of the younger society set was pres;
ent. and the decorations Of the dlning-room ana
which were extremely beautiful and dainty, made
the scene one of great pleasure to those who Wit
messed it.
The Young Peoples Circle held It's closing recep-
ton OF the season at the home of Mr. and Mrs
John Anderson No. 800 Macdonough-st.. on Monday
evening. The Circle is made up Of the younger
members of the Church Of the Good shepherd, the
Rev Andrew Cnderhii rector anu 'ae pSohi
occasions a, the receptions given by the CTcle
during the winter
The Building Fund Of the Memorial Hospital IS &c
be increased by the profits of progressive euchr'
party which will be given at the home of Mrs
Charles Eaton, No. APO Greene-ave., tomorrow even
ing Dancing and refreshments Will follow tbs
games c9mmfee OF T Ra Ms Ms E Ereher ii
Wurster. Mrs J: S Hollinshead Mrs; calvin +, r
Hall Mrs J. v. H. Baker, Mrs. NJ. r. Hawley anc
others are members. will have charge of the affair
The officers Of the receiving ship Vermont arr
rrat0ed at the large attendance at their first post
Ienten dance board the receiving ship on Mon
day. Miss Casey. daughter OF the captain Of th
Vermont: Miss Wight. Miss Houston and Mis-
Groves received the guests and dancing did not be
gin until after 4 o'clock Society people who are ac
Quanted In the naval circle have expressed mucl
regret that Colonel Forney has been ordered TO IN
command of the Marine Barracks at Portsmouth
as the colonel was Of the most popular officer
at the yard and his wife was well-Hnown hgur
in society circles.
On Tuesday at noon Miss Bessie Elliott. daughte
M DIR Joseph H. Elliott, was married TO Henry NJ
Durham at the home OF her father. NO 1873 Clinton
ave by the Rev Charles II. Baker, one OF the note
worthy circumstances attending the wedding bein
the reception Of a letter of congratuIatlon irof
Prince Alohammed ALL OF Cairo. Egypt. on Thurs
dav evening Miss Mary Cartwright ESint0n, daugl
Ter of Mr. and Mrs William Il. Egnton, ana iran
Dwight Goddard were married at James Metnodl'
I,nscopal Church by the Rev. DR.. j. r. Adam
the ceremony being followed py reception n, u
home of the brides parents. Or. and Mrs (IOddar
will give a reception az their home on May iof "a
couple.