New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-07
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

June brides. two days Of the week given up to
the children and preparations for departure Deyohu
the confines of brick walls and asphaited streets
have kept Brooklyn people busy for the hrst "eeh
in the month Of Now that the commencement
season is nearly over the list Of weddings almost
exhausted and the various yacht clubs ana otner
outdoor organizations fairly started on ther sum
summer resorts will begin. and the city chronlcler
of the doings of the social world be contens; pat
aWSys'' Which keeps the nearby beaches and the
5 ana 15nrp P5bGsS Indictments
One of the first OF the June weddings was that OF
Miss Eleanor Hooper, daughter Of Colonel H. A.
Hooper. TO Vincent Matthews Coryel. which was
celebrated In the Second Unitarian Church' IN
Clinton-st on Monday afternoon. Only few inti-
mate friends in addition to relatives attended the
ceremony. Miss Hooper wore a veil or Ola poh'
lace which has been in her family for several gen
srati9ns and her bridal gown Was hy N s W Iaura
Hooper Miss Charlotte Holder and MISS MISS AIei n
Hooper jr H G. Hooper and George BradfoTn' OF OF
Boston After the ceremony there was s sone Of
the guests being Mrs. Isaac r. Sa 1 Mss Ca Ed
Mrs ;'' John Chadwick. Miss Mary Hooper and the
Misses Kent
In the evening the wedding Of Miss Efiie Gordon
Munro and Captain Ernest Charles Lesg attracted
q large attendance to All Saints Church. in sew
enth-ave., where the ceremony was perlorhieu ~
the Rev. William Morrison. The maid OF honor
was Miss Gertrude Ernesty. and the bridesmaids
were Miss Emma virgen Miss Lillian Cummings
Mss Mae Davidson and MISS Ecyfn nya We're he
Mss MyTe Ma1GS an sc6ro ss was the best man
ana A. Morris Virgien. Robert Greg. Peter Baltonr
Was large reception aftei the ceremony at the
home Of the brides parents.
The engagement Of Robert ". Gambler, OF the
Heights to Miss Ethel Bayard Hosmer, OF Norris
town. n. j., has been announced. MI Cander IS
the eldest son Of Mr. and Mrs. Flamen b. Gambler
Of Monroe Place. and is a partner In the law hrnl
of the the Hamilton and Crescent athletic clubs. the
Tuxedo Golf Club, and the Society OF the sons OF
ne s xedo pa ABOUT the middle Of this month
their departure having been considerably deiayed
account OF Illness
The Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church was
thronged on Wednesday evening with relatives and
friends assembled to witness the marriage OF Miss
Ella Louise King. daughter of Mrs. n. b. King, 10
Frank Livingston Corwin, which was celebrated at
o'clock the Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler ofiiciat-
ing. The maid Of honor Miss Campbell, and
the bridesmaids Miss Estelle wagner, MISS
Marian Mott Miss Islle Bloom and Miss Ida
Booth. The bridegroom attended by j. ROSS
Collins and the ushers were Or. Frank Campbell
and the Messrs Haviland, Pelletreau and Patter-
SON. The bride was attred in ivory-white satin
with trimmings of duchesse lace and pearl passe;;
the bouquet The ceremony was followed by re-
cepton the home of the bride No. lOs Hal;sey,st
at which many friends rendered congratulations
Among the gqess were Nj and Mrs HerSf haes
kns od Mr. nna MS r aRd % Aod H Was
Dr. and Mrs F Rehrends Walter AZ nd II
Mrs W. 4. Merritt, Miss Merritt. Mr.; and Mr.. Mrs
S ss u5av Rs a M f Pesc @f az
and Mrs Montrose Morris MI and Mr., Mrs ", William
M f Frank mT aRa f1seT bP and
Mr. and Mrs E. yeaspero ., NJ Tc, and MIS-; oiser
Ar e m snd srs be- W Haven Mss
Ethel Bsaehey Mrs Helen PhpPs S Gsren Me-
and Mrs Powers, Mrs. f.; J. B. Darlington, Mrs;
b LockT99d H DoL.i BS Wi, Miss Jessie Mott
large number Of Brooklynitos went down to
Bythebourne Tuesday afternoon 10 attend the
wedding of Miss Evelyn Salisbury sDowden and DR..
Louis Curtis Ager which was celebrated In St
Jude's Protestant Episcopal Church. the Rev Rob
ert b. Snowden, the father OF the bride and rector
of the church. officiating. assisted by the father Of
the bridegroom. the Rev John c. Ager. rector Of
the ,swedenborgian Church of the New Jerusalem
ter as maid Of honor. and Miss Cora Snowden, Miss
Shaw were the bridesmaids DR.. Ralph Pomeroy
saw the william Rfst Fe Rs and 1
Henry Smith There was small reception at the
home Of the brides parents FHty-fourth-st. and
New-Utrecht-ave.
An interesting home wedding that Of Miss
Hettie N. Cameron. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
David p Cameron, to Charles Seitz. which took
place on Wednesday evening at No. PIT Van Buren,
st. The Rev. DR.. James Chadwick, pastor Of the
Sumner Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. offici-
ated The brides only attendant her sister,
Miss Ida Cameron. who wore gown Of pink satin
and carried La France roses. The best man was
George Setz. brother Of the bridegroom and the
ushers were Charles A Lubrecht Riggs Wattrous.
Napoleon Kerzyneki and Edward Brrng. recep-
ton followed the ceremony many friends extending
congratulations Mr.. and Mrs. Seitz started on a
tour in the South and East and will not return I'M
n the suum Anons the gqests were ss Mr ana
peasiey, Cornelius Cameron. Frederick Cameron,
9 sfa M5i lqsn M ana is
q M M s a chEss M90 Miss MI Eys bafs MIS-;
Florence Glsdwish M and ID. Ms , John IN. A. Seiiz
Elmira ;1 Mr. and Mrs KeTzyneEi Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles PARCEL. Mr.. and Mrs g. Beasley. MI.
La Row %
The marriage of Miss Cora Mabel Rocker. daughter
of Mrs Katharine II. Rocker. to William Henri Fry
was celebrated Wednesday evening al the home OF
the bride No 152 Van Buren-st. the Rev. Andrew F.
Underhil. rector OF the Church OF the Good Shep-
herd. officiating Miss Emma and Miss Ella Rocker.
sisters OF the bride. attended bridesmaids The
best was Frank Crosby Fry, brother Of the
bridegroom, and the ushers were James Waddell and
Walsh Hahn and Herbert Elmer Fry pages and
held the ribbons that formed the aisle Mr. and Mrs
Newport Boston and other places of interest in the
East
Miss Birdie Lester, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Charles a. Lester. formerly Of Orange, " j., but
OF Brooklyn. and Lambert II. Lanstein. also OF this
city. Will be married the BRIDES home. No. 225 Car
roll-st.. on Wednesday evening. June TO-
The members Of the graduating class Of Packer
Institute were Informally entertained by DR.. and
Mrs Truman j. Backus at their house Living
ston-st on "Wednesday afternoon. Tho only other
guests the teachers Of the institute. The affair
given testimony of the personal interest felt
by DR.. Backus and his family in the members Of the
outgoing class. Among those present Miss
Ethel Webster, Miss Wurster. Miss May Schieren.
Miss Emily Richardson Miss Beard Miss Piss