New-York tribune., 1896-11-15
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD

rebers of the social sets In the week just ehueu,
although the number Of marriages 1or inc 4"
season up date has not been as large as IA p p
yious seasons. The beginning Of the week was
marked bv the arst of the Boston symphony con-
certs at the Academy with Meba as the c'i'e1
attraction and the house was CROWDED ho"o''
Are Easy" by Paul Leicester Ford VINO Is mem mem
ber of q well-known Heights family drew cIo""
TO the Montauk the same evening ana on AueS
day evening there was warm greetinE er Who
to Miss Susan Strong. the BROOKLYN slnfei, ,i who
appeared for the rs' ae be epera in the part
Of Marguerite. There were not so many ny pit5er tbre
gave the singer cause for complaint as 10 one me
warmth Of her reception The outdoor ,be hoSds
ana. as was natural during the week OF the Horse
show across the river the Ridng ,e ana The usn
share of blue ribbons being captured by entries
from Brooklyn and Long Island
Miss Elsie Rebecca butcher daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Silas B. butcher. married to Harvey
James Gilmour on Tuesday evening. at the home
of her parents. in Third-st. the Rev. d. j. Patti
son. Of the Second United Presbyterian Church
officiating Miss Jessie r. butcher and Miss +.
Olive butcher sisters OF the bride attenueG @ nea
as s 1Ggeher M ,ba %h hre MSs PSp Osborn
and Malcolm b. butcher were the usheIs A re re-
ception at which many guests were present. ioi-
lowed the ceremony.
On the same evening Miss Florence Pearl Bonar
= end Samuel Frederick White were married, at the
home of the mother Of the bride, Mrs Thomas Z.
Bonar. No. 17S Taylor-st The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. j. d. Wells Of the South
Third Street Presbyterian Church. and the Rev
DR.. J. Wesley Johnson, pastor of St. Johns Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Ella Francine Baird and
Andrew d. Baird. jr.. two cousins OF the bride,
held the ribbons at the head of the aisle through
which the bridal party walked. Miss Charlotte
Jiurr the maid of honor. the best man was
John Palmer Haman, and the ushers were John
Murphy and Joseph X. Smith. Among the guests
fha ,fio,u Mr. nd
rick Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. Webster. Mrs. Francis
W. Young. Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Cooke. of Somer-
Vile, y. Y; Mr. and Mrs $: C. Wooster Miss S.s BIS
Allyn. Miss Williams, of Binghamton. y; Y; Mr..
nd Snl M Miss bar ans BSM % Sur Mrs ID
Mrs & Baird Dr. and M Mrs George IarTSit
R Judge sna and HSi LPa FSs!sE M
% Dr. whpe pS MIS- Miss Ace Fl a. WSe Miss Ms Annie g
Mrs Charles r Wyckoff Clarence ]. W: WyckoT
Vert. Miss Adrian Deberose. Mrs Debevoise. Miss
Covert and James Wilson.
The frs. week IN December will furnish we'd
dings exceptional people Of the Heights
They the marriage of Miss Anne Low Perrepont
and Lea McIlvaine Luquer which takes place on
Tuesday, December l. In Grace Church, and the mar
riage Of Miss Marie Thomas and John Lanman,
which will be celebrated the following day in
Christ Church. in South Brooklyn. Both of the we'd
dings involve families of the very front rank in the
social affairs of the Heights, and there is measure
OF satisfaction in the announcement that after the
weddings both coup:es will live in Brooklyn. Mr..
Luquer. it is understood; having leased one OF the
houses recently built in Perrepont-st opposite the
home Of the brides grandmother.
On Monday evening Miss Elizabeth Evans. daugh-
ter Of Police Sergeant Evans. married to Gus
tave Ira Johnson at the home Of her parents. No.
1194 Fourth-ave.. the Rev. John f. Fray. OF the
Duryea Presbyterian Church. Clermont-ave near
Atlantic. officiating. The bride attended by Miss
Grace johnson and Miss Jennie Evans. Miss Belle
Archard and Miss Marian Evans. Henry Archard
the best man. and the ushers We're George Bo-
dine and George Evans. a reception followed the
ceremony, at which only relatives and the immediate
friends were present. Mr.. and Mrs johnson later in
the evening started on ten days trip UP the State
At noon on Wednesday Miss Grace Horton, daugh-
ter Of Captain and Mrs William C. Horton,
married to Horatio S. Williamson at the home of
her parents, No. 575 Madison-st The brides cousin.
Miss Daisy Conkling. of Patchogue. was the maid of
The Rev. Dr. j. ii stansbury. who oficlated at the
mony. and after a small reception Mr.. and Mrs VIII
hanson started on an extended tour OF the South and
West.
Mrs. Samuel E. Eliot. of Pierepont-st. gave a
luncheon on Wednesday In honor OF Mrs. William II.
Baldwin wife Of the newly elected president Of the
Long Island Railroad. Nine. de Mel Of Columbia
Heights. also gave luncheon on Wednesday
Miss Emma II. Pug. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II.
Ames son Of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ames. of Brook
lyn were married last Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF the brides parents the Rev. Matthew A.
Taylor Of the CHURCH OF the BLESSED Sacrament.
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Ames will make their home
in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs J. Rogers Maxwell and Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Washburn Maxwell will hold large
reception Friday evening next from $50 until
1880 O'clock at their home. No. G6 Eghth-avc.
Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Howard Maxwell Will re-
ceiye on Mondays In January.
The Leonia Mandolin and Guitar Club IS the
name Of a new organization Of young women Of the
Heights and the Hill. which meets in the drill hall
of the new armory In Dean-st The membership
includes Miss Lucy Otterson. Miss Florence Badger.
Miss Grace Ellis. Miss May Stevenson, Miss Jean
Edwards. Miss Florence HeGeman. Miss Zeima
Janet Dotter. Miss Anna Robinson, Miss Elsie Ely
Miss Louise Maxwell. Miss Sadie Crawford and
Music will form of the principal features at
the entertainment and pink tea to be given by the
Young Women's Society of St. Johns German
Evangelical Church, Sixteenth-ave. and Eighty
ffth-st on Wednesday next at the home Of Miss
Julia Rambaud in Bay Nneteenth-st Bath Beach
All the members and friends Of the church are In
vited to attend
Miss May Small. daughter Of tho late Charles
Small and Daniel s. Wood were married on Tues
day evening at the home Of the bride, in Brook
lyn-ave. the Rev. DR.. A. j. +. Behrends perform
ing the ceremony. Miss Sadie Elise Small the
maid of honor Edward B. Mowbray was the best
man and Harry Small and Aonzo Slotc were the
fsr be cere ony and will make their home in
Huntington. Long Island on their return from
their wedding trip
The second annual reception which IS to be given
by the members of the Twenty-sixth Ward branch
Of the Young Mems Christian Association by the
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor Of
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