New-York tribune., 1897-10-17
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.

f BROOKLYN.
Tribune receive the complete regular New.
display Of brooklyn news added.
respectively in white silk and black velvet
| Fauntleroy costume. were the flower bearers. and
preceded the couple in the march to the chancel.
g'tt OF the bridegroom The lshers were Harry
Schimer. Marco Parker. Robert Farley and
| Thomas Lee. John Bensinger was best man. After
the ceremony a reception was held at the home OF
| the brides mother. Mr.. and Mrs Macdonald Will
make their home In Brooklyn after extended
| wedding tour
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred p. Cooke. OF Greene-ave.. re-
| turned 10 the city Thursday. They have been
spending the summer at Their country home. Bon
ME Doone. AZ Brevent Park. Atlantic Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Glib are settled at No 10
Monroe Place. where they will spend the winter.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden 5. Swan have returned from
their country place Isp. Long Island, 70 their
| home on Columbia Heights.
| Mr. and Mrs Charles \. Marvin. OF Clnton-st
have returned from the Borksh!res.
Miss Gertrude and Miss Helen Colt. daughters o.,
Mr and Mrs. George " Colt of Garden Place. re-
| turned from Europe on Saturday. october ..
Mr.. ard Mrs John Mason Knox. OF wllow-st.
and their family have returned to town from Rich
field Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius zabriskie. recently OF No
Is Second Place. have taken tho house at No. SO
Carrol-st;. formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
Miss Maria Wilson. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs.
William Wilson, o. No. 3Ss JeNerson-ave.. Will be
married on Wednesday to J. NJ. IIewett
Mrs. Charles y. Judson presiaen. OF the Brook
lyn Young Women's Christian Association. and
Miss Mary Wells. of Cinton-st. returned Yesterday
from Montreal. whore they have been attending, IS
| delegates tho international Convention o. the
| Young Women's Christian Association.
Miss Adeline Dean. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
| Matthew Dean OF No 50 leave, will be married
Wednesday TO Philip Wells Hall o: Stamford.
! Conn.
Miss Grace Weirun daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
OTTO Weirun. VII be married on MONDAY evening
The loan exhibition Of paintings. which has been
visited by over forty thousand people during the
summer will be kep, open a. the Brooklyn Insti-
! tute Museum until November l.
An organization. % be known the Knicker-
booker Glce club. has been formed by the members
3fthc Knickerbo ,kor Field Club. Alexander Walker
| aDpOlnfoi chairman or committee Oh H'd-
musir Permanent officers will be elected al
meeting 10 he hold this week
The October meeting % tho Brooklyn Congrega-
tona club vii. be held AZ the Pouch Gallery. 40
! afj Cllnt'n-ayc at % o'clock Monday. October
! g. Dinner vii he served AZ o'clock. The topic
o. tho evening IS 20 Do The Ideal congregational
! Church." Addresses vii he delivered by the Rev
! Howard { Bliss or Upper Montr.ar. y j, formerly
of and
Rev Dr Ilcwelvn Pratt Of Norwich. Conn. he
| former speaking N The Ideal Church in Its In
ner I.te" ana the lattcr upon The Church in Its
Influence Upon tho Community" The choir o;
Plymouth church. composed % IN" following voices
will have charge Of the music: Charles H. Morse
Iiro,,or. Miss Margarc, GAYLORD soprano; Miss
Agnes Anderson con;ral,o. Dr Frederick Gillette
tenor and George Leon Moore. oasso.
Tho new quartet Of St. Arnes's Church at sackett
and IIoy' sts the Rov James Dury, rector. Will
sing ,or tho FIRST time today. a special pro
grammc Will hc given under me direction OF fFo-
Miss America" new picturc-play by Alexander
| Black will be brought out before Brooklyn
Institute audience on November 5. II is understood
20 De dncrcn, from Mr. Blacks other plays There
viii be ,-o pictures. mostly coiored introducing Ing
iypcs o, beauty from the different states IN the
J'n.on.
Mss Este,c Koch. daughter ot Mr.. and Mrs. s
Koch. whose engagement 20 samuel Bloom IS an
oqgG,c4 n e M T , sc It 4a%e 4aoAn S4 sunday o''0'''
D- seva-l. mo attending physician. reports
tina, ;h. condition Of Chauucey Marshall who IL
u -, Brick church y j.. has changed only Il
! nttlc since lat Thn--day.
\ wedding In which many people on tho IIill are
Interested viii b. solcmnlz'd on the evening "i
"Wednesday. october %. when Miss Alice Wads-
.
married 20 George Aurclio Williams son o; Ramon
- William. LATE. Cou~u-,ieueril az Havana. Tho
ecr.rnoiy VIII tak. place 80 th" home of o." bride
Parents No. e Cambridge Place and 30" ofhc"'ni
c!crg, man viii b. the Rey Joseph A. france p'"-
tor OF the Firs; Presbyterian church of Johnsiown.
y y an uuc.o of tho bride Tho 'amili'S ~ ne
,,%,Ii' a. 4, y,,.'ii,ns'. homc bein, a, 10 g.
rc,or,s from wasnlngtony!lle y J. STATE tha,
Mrs. Mclaughlin vie Of tho Democratic loader n
brooklyn Wa resting much easier yesterday. She
! D. ~ with pneumonia
Mss clara J. strong was married TO George
Worth puryea az Easipor, Long Island on
/ Thur.day Tho ceremony vas performed in n"
preSbyteran church by m. Rey s,.. Arshgr N'% "
man The brdcsmaiis wcre M'~a $50 % ,,.a,'r 80
! southampton and Mis- Abhe Burnett OF water
/ NH
pr Webbcr. Of 40 iss North Eighth-st.. Is At
,,up,tnr 10 orranlzc a revolver club among thoS"
! iu Rrook.yn interested IN small arms Ire doctor
who IS a member OF the Knickerb'ck'r Revolver
! club in New-York. won second pre- i. The re-
! ,oivcr Competition at the Sportsmens sho" last
spring.
THREE OrTDOOR MEETINGS TO MORROW.
NATIONAL. DEMOCRATS ARRANGE FOR oFENtIR
DEMONSTRATIONS.
Tho National Democrats will hold three outdoor