New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

In IHE OOCIAh
o,o a, tina most fashionable weddings In Fia'oush
,ociety this season took place at 81 faui o"uo'
on Thursday night. when MISS hee' -, ,Iiss
was married to Philip C. Bergen DIV" ~.
Drowne and Mr. Bergen well known IN fia'
bush and are members Of two OF the oiues' iainieo
IN the town. The ceremony was perioiheu '' vs.
Rev DR. Robert w. Snveley, assisted py inc ~
rr Haskus The bride wore a gown OF "n'o
satin and a tule veil. She was ATTENDED os ~"
s,s,er Miss Edith Mitchell browne. as malu Vi
honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Mary MOT
gan Miss Ruth Morgan Miss Georgia Merrih anu
s., r,a,,h Drownc The maid Of honor ana
bridesmaids were attired In gowns OF "hI'o '",'
and wore pearl pins the gift of the bride ~ W.
Morgan was the best man. and the ushers weio
T,,nis Williamson Charles L. Livingston ferrE
Morgan and John Christy. After the weoolns
reception was given at the home OF ."e
Bedford-ave., near Winthrop-st Al IL o ciooN ~.
young couple left for wedding tour lheE WIN
return in about two weeks. and Will make 'he'r
home in Fatbush The guests at the reception
were Mrs. browne. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. browne
II. C. browne Mrs Merrill. Miss Morgan MISS
Harrison. William II. Morgan Mr. ana MIS- H.
T. Mr. and Mrs II R R0TSne T To%nsehd
cTsaS AaTOd Merrill MIR mr. s sRG Mr wa TGhenG Mrs.
Miss Bernard Mr.. and Mrs W Linn keese Mis-, Miss
Bit Mrs Bergen. Miss Crooke Mr. and Mrs, r.
MaS SESGfS i Mrs Ms acfOn major and Mrs
Miss Hamilton. Mrs Robert Miss Robert NJ nrns ana
Mrs Morse Mrs Miller Mrs Fralich. Mrs Old,
ham Mr. and Mrs Brandt, Ms HGis Mr. ar K agG
worthy, and members OF the Montauk Lodge
A rainbow wedding took place Wednesday at
No DOB McDonough-st. the principals being Miss
Florence Elizabeth Tagsart, daughter or Mrs.
he'll Decker a 10 address
min Styles of burlington, n. J. Charles Hamilton
Strong of New York gave the bride away. The
brides gown was OF white MORE velour. trimmed
with chiffon, and she ;ue vei held by
diamond ornament She carried handsome
bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies Of the valley.
There were two bridesmaids. Miss Anna Estele
Strong. who wore Nile green oreande over taheta,
and Miss 3. Beresford Strong. of New-York. who
wore yellow oTgandie taffeta. Ebert Totten
was the best man. and the ushers were Alfred Ives
and Henry Long. The bride presented 10 her at
PENDANTS diamond wreath pins. The bridegroom
presented diamond scarfpins to his best man and
the ushers and 10 the bride a handsome diamond
ring. Mr.. and Mrs. Styles left Brooklyn after the
wedding reception for a bridal Journey Among
the guests Mr.. and Mrs. James Edgar and
family MIR and Mrs. Thomas Edgar Mrs. r. c.
Ives NJ and nd Mrs H. Hann R, Mr. an, end Mrs c.
kinf Miss Madge Jenkins Rs, Ward smith Edward DWARF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dean and family, the Misses
Lons6eTTy, M and and Mrs william r Dubell Miss
Janet Mcleod.
Miss Lizzie Derx and George Triebel were mar
ried at the home Of the brides parents. No. 1.19S
Madson-st.. Wednesday evening. Mrs Sadie
Triebel sister OF the bride. maid Of honor.
and MI. Trlebel was attended by Henry DerX, as
best man. A reception followed the ceremony
wedding Of interest in Southod took place on
Wednesday. when Miss Anna Prince daughter of
Henry w and Jennie Prince was married to
Charles De Witt Hedges Of Orange. y. j.. in the
Presbyterian church. The ceremony per-
formed by the Rev DIR. Whitaker. The bride was
attired in white satin. with a veil OF white tulle.
and carried lilies Of the valley. The maid of honor.
over pink and carried bunch OF pink roses. The
bridegroom escorted by Harry Allen, of Or
4 wedding breakfast followed the ceremony The
young couple started after the ceremony on trip 70
interest.
One Of the most interesting social affairs of Free
port the wedding which took place yesterday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock In the Church OF the Trans
fguration. The contracting parties were Miss Mary
Isabel Smith. daughter Of Mrs. Isabel NJ Smith.
formerly Of Brooklyn, and William J. Curtiss.
son OF MI and Mrs. Jay c. D Curtiss Of Rochester.
y. y. The bride is popular IN society the south
side of Long Island and the bridegroom is the Ed-
tor OF THE Queens County Review" This
not only the first church wedding in many years in
the village but also the first ever held in the Epis
bTdal party arrived at the church PRECEDED by the
ushers Messrs Edwin S. Maryland and Bert BedeN.
of Brooklyn The brides sister. Miss Ida NJ. Smith,
was maid of honor The bride was atre1 IN
velvet and white chiffon. with hat and gloves to
match she wore no Jewels, The maid "a. OF honor
white coral effect, with pearl gloves and hat to
= Miller of Brooy9 met the bridal party al the the
chancel steps. The church beautifully deco
rated with @ Of By b ad M
Rev. James Smith. An elaborate reception was held
Of the bride NJ. and Mrs. Curtiss will make their
home in Freeport
Many friends and acquaintance of the Misses
Lillian T. and Jean r. Ives. daughters Of Mrs. Rob-
ert c. Ives. learned for the first time yesterday.
through formal announcements of their double
wedding. This took place at their mothers home.
No. 95S Macon-st.. April IA Miss Lillian
married 10 Harry S. Hanna. a New-York insur-
ance man. and Miss Jean TO Charles Everett Mac
Donald. NewYork produce dealer. The nuptal
knots were tied by the Rev Cornelius Woefkin and
other at of the ceremonies The brides were
given away by W. H. Tee near Telatiye Both S,
mond pins the gifts Of the bridegTooms There
Hsnna ne bsg an and Bena Gp MacDonad
brother OF Mr.. Macdonald was his best man. The
Sd Point comfort and other Southern points They
both making their homes in Brooklyn
An entertainment and reception given yes
terday afternoon in the parlor of the Hotel
Margaret for the benefit of the Free kindergarten,
under the auspices OF the association. The pro-
gramme included selections by Howard Brockway
and David Names, and an address By the Rev. DR..
Henry van Dyke. The Reception Committee cor
sisted Of Mrs Charles II. Shepard. Mrs. Albert II.
Brockway Mrs Ethan Alien Doty. Mrs. Isaac f.
Russell. Mrs. z. Sidney Sampson and Miss Dough-
~. Those who presided at the tea tables were
the Misses Packard. Brinsmade, Hewlett. Stlman.
Chapman. Kidder. Games and Snedeker. The
patrons and patronesses the Rev DR.. and
Mrs. Lyman Abbott. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams.
the Rev. and Mrs. J. Coleman Adams. the Rev Or.
and Mrs j Dnlg.as Adam Nj md L