New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

feigned satisfaction at the aiiiouHCc'''"' ~ -.
Hrst of the Heights Assemblies has been siateu io'
vednesdav evening December l6. and the prehn'-
inary arrangements have already been hiaue' 90
was predicted in this column a week ago. NJ, ~,
den of responsibility fell on the shoulders ol WYn.'
Terry and the fact that he is at the heao u VI.
rangements is a sufficient guarantee oil 'he
OF o. tne inpr Of the Yale Cee Clubs concert but
that will not affect the attendance muSn or TO 10
sOneer5 bo T foeons De The Cinderella viii be
held the evenings o. Of D en- for
others are already being talked over me ,r sSaius
social activity viii be nnaswqs 9 wbe Se fhe list Of those
who are counted as prominent s acr%i awnv II from town
Of social aars r. seady na are and there
viii n"Vn be- no Is lack Of flying feet at the winter evening
gatherings.
I,r A J. Wood of DeKalb-ave.; A. J. waters
OF Washing ton-ave. and b. A. H'htei' y. .ho
york who formed a very pleasant party ouiii's '.0
last ten days in the Adirondacks' nav yus ,,,a
curved home from remarkably successlui hun'ins
,r,n IN the North Woods. Mr. Walters carriea ars on
the honors OF the trip by shSGS MSsbeS an about eight
End The party killed six deer IN all ,,nd dnrns
their stay. in the mountSans' ISs Aid ~ The same.
ou,et home wedding celebrated on "euhes
dav evening at the house of Mr.. and MIS- He'iy ~
Stanwood. No. liz Congress-st' wheh 'he a
of the house, Miss Mabel Terry stah"oou peoa,n. nm
f1e vlif
Episcopal service was used, the ofhciaths cie,ss ~
man heing the Rev. DR.. Backus. OF New-1 ork' MISS
louie r. Stanwood OF Boston cousin 9i ,ne ss ol Miss
was the maid of honor. and me n cousin OF
the bride Thomas Kilduf was me best man, a,mate ate
there were no usnfrs s nS Which was followed
friends m r resepon Mr. and Mrs. Faco on their
return from e E7oTs Msas p and announce at
homes on November and H. from I ui' rnoWn and
Both the bride and nridegroom are wen
popular In musical circles.
aro,ber Wednesday evening home wedding was
celebrated at the house Of Mr.. ana MRS. =. 30
c,.orns IN Monroe-st., the contracting coupie oeis
go, Io ctearns and Eugene Lowerre Young.
T1ba pev Dr. Baker performed the ceremony, "hc"
v.s witnessed only by relatives and intimate irehus'
although large reception foho"eu' i"o 0''No
vas attended BY Miss Edna Young as maid OF mono.
and Miss Evelyn Stearns. Miss Mabei o,earns anu
Miss Elsie Simonson as bridesmaids. stephen Young
vas the best man, and the ushers were n. D. oiol'
lev of Brooklyn and Henry Reddy and Mi. Ia'uin.
Of New-York The young couple viii MAKE mi bome ,ne
home at Ne lo Among no those present
at the reception NJ and Mrs Shares H GATES SaGa
Walter Sjss SarenSSed Sds Mr. and Mrs CHARLES
simnnson Mr. and Mrs james Practer Mss be bx
r5sS;S yIa MST Es PTas5fs sofge Fs feran aha Ta
art %rthur sarns seafF FoE EdThId MR. and Sse4s Mrs
snrss SysseRs RaSeje Mrs tertrud MIS- Anna Lott,
Mss cdek Mrs Nsng Osd'k Sr ans s'snne" rs Henry
psuRf b Wiit. mr. anu MI > 0
The Heights Of Brooklyn has never oee' eol-
,idered literary, though the Fords. Wor'h'he'o" ~
and Pau, Leicester have been for many yea" "
high standing in the book world anu ie" o',',
have printed volumes and magazine a''o''S'
ut4h the more surprise. therefore, that the COMING
forward of a new author is noted especially as he
IA one Of the more prominent men of the younger
act This Is no one else than Albert Gould Jen- en-
ninss of Rernser-st VINO Its Ju' n ltIIc brochure
on '"rhe Misuse OF the Redeemed Lesai S,oe and il
sucressfu first plunge into authorship. There Is
a feeling of aston.shment that SO !ou,se ssec,it W
snpinct Mir Jennings is but twenty-five or twen,S-
SIX and has been married Only year S o John
Diie T. wd knPTs of ewyork Ss Jennings himself IS
wealth. manufacturer. and Is easily tnira OF
in the list Of Heights leaders OF the p'''o"' N"''
Tho Name;ess Boat Club brought its season 70
close on Thursday evening with reception at the
clubhouse at Fifty-sixth-st. Bay hiooe' ne A'"'
was 4 succcss and among the many present were
Miss D Van Nostrand Miss Sadie Stats. MISS
ue;sel Miss c. Middleton Miss NJ OBrien Miss
X. Sweeney Miss II. f. Palmer Miss Mccormick
Miss L. Mennecke, Miss X. Hinton. Miss b. Doug Doug
lass Miss c ss GTa4a a Mss Msss GanHedes q Miss Beach
conner Mr and Mrs Henry Briefly. Mrs McCormick'
Mr. and Mrs James Wileox wiiism s,, a. DGnhSd Med,er
and Mrs Clara Williams.
The marriage Of Miss Louise. Goidey Hetheld.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Alfred r. Hethed. ana
Jarvis Adelbert Marikle was celebrated Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of the brides parents NO
2S Clifton Place the Rev DR.. L. r. Foote ofciat-
ing The bride attended by Miss June Dupuy.
The best man j. l. Huhne. and the ushers i, were
G, Fred May and Wilson s. Huthwalte A sinaii
reception followed the ceremony. aiter wnicn tile
bride and bridegroom started on f9rtnghGs , ,Sur.
which will include vis. to Niagara Fails On thelr
return they will live at No 2i6 Cfton fiace ana WI"
give reception some time in the faii
Mrs Van Brunt Bergen. Mrs William Thomas
Miss Stevens Miss Kitty Mackay. Mrs Horace
Plimpton Miss Mary White. Mrs Melville TITUS
Mrs F. ~ Doubleday. Mrs E.. w Bliss. Mrs F.
Colt Johnson, Mrs George H. Ford Miss Bowns
Powell. Pow ~ Mrs. Otto Heiniske and Miss Copman are
arranging fair. which viii be held IN the ii, .hira
week In for he 6enf @ Si 1he be- hay se n
the new building OF the library ana BAY Kidge
srs in support Of their pet institution
Miss Annetta Theodore Treharne and Frederick
". Brown were married on Wednesday evening at
tho homo Of the brides mother. in Jefferson-ave..
the Rev. DR.. Kent officiating. Miss May e. Brown
was tho maid of honor Arthur Brown was the best
man. and there were no ushers.
Tho Rev. DR.. Louis Albert Banks on wednesday
evening performed the ceremony which united Miss
May Boyd. daughter of Captain and Mrs w. Boyd.
of No. 44s Gates-ave.. and w. Hoyt Worthen. Mr..
and Mrs. WOrthen started Immediately after the
ceremony on trip through the Eastern States.
Cards have been sent out by John Packwood TIL
den for the marriage of his sister Miss Rose Tiden
to William Henry Nichols. jr.. which will be cele-
brated at noon on Wednesday, October %. In the
Memorial Presbyterian Church. 6eventh-ayc; and
ST. Johns Place. The ceremony will be followed
by breakfast at the house Of the brides brother.
No lS Berkeley Place.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Lillian II.
Roche daughter OF Dominick II. Roche. OF Second
Place who was for many years secretary Of tho
Board OF Assessors to Edmund c. Barr Of this city
Mr. Barr Is a member Of Company A. 23d Regiment