New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.

Mr. and Mrs Robert II. Turtle. OF No. "a Monroe
place. gave a reception 10 Mr.. and MIS- W0r'nins-
.on G Ford last Thursday. Those assisting the
Sos,ess we're Mrs. Mayo-Smith and Mrs X IA.
Thorpe Mrs Turtle was gowTod IN blue SIX, with
trimming Of sable tails Mrs FSrS IN wntS SSfGed
sS and orange velvet and Mrs Thorpe In white
lace Mr. Ford Is now ststsuca s o Oh spe
iISief Of the Bureau Of Statistics In washington
Miss Julia Hutchinson Fincke. daughter OF Mrs.
ctarlos Louis Fincke Of No, LOG Montague-st.,
- her debut into society Wednesday after
aon Of a reception given in her honor by her
.hor and her sister Mrs. Herbert Titus Hand.
TIN drawing rooms and library were decorated
-, ,ostoons Of punches of white chrysanthemums.
yellow Wa room. which was relieved by trailing
N tmnS Miss Fincke was attired in charming
gSwpp oi " over white satin and Mrs Hands gown
uae ~ yellow brcCade. Those VINO assisted In re-
was Vas, W were Mrs Edwin Packard Miss Matte
feiD1s Miss Elizabeth Whitman Miss Clara Pack
ar5 Miss Florence BaNhss MISS EIhei Eanes,
an Tov,ton Miss katherine Read and the Misses
stevens
,uss Mabel Louise Stephens. the daughter OF Mr..
"a Ms William stephens. OF No. 1873 Madison-st..
-,,r,ied 20 George Remsen Bennett Wednesday
ir, ~ the home OF the brides parents. The
pcr w c. p Rhoades. pastor OF the Marcy Ave
~ r,,t,st church. performed the ceremony. The
-. v.as rowned in white satin trimmed with
oIf.e Wsesonentcrie and duchess lace. The maid
pear, Pc, VS. Miss May Bennett sister OF the
OF ICON who wore pink silk null and carried
bIine-.,., ~ bride roses. Cyrus f. Bremen
q, man and the ushers were William Berry and
rE,,r-r NJ GNmour. The couple were the recipients
OF many gifts.
Nc 1onn,e Cherry Thompson. the niece OF Rich
- Rrnkroan Thompson. OF No l.2S5 Pacifc-st.
al no married 10 Frederick c. Woodford, Of Jeffer-
80 mex, Thursday afternoon. The Rev John
:, Norsor pastor Of the Central Presbyterian
church VII piier Of The BRIDE win be the maid
- Tonor and Charles Allen Young Will act as best
man.
-r,. srst Of the Bedford Heights cotillons. known
. .be Neirhborhood Cotllons. Will be held at the
home Of Mrs. John Thallon No 800 st. Marks- ga, e.
an The evening Of December ~ The second VIII De
given February "A and the third In April
Charles Edmund Patterson. son Of Charles J. Pat
,ersoD the lawyer. Of No. 80 Monroe Place was
married 10 Miss Mabel Brandt. of ST. Louis. yester
dav AT the home Of the parents of the bride; The
wedding day also the twenty-hrst birthday OF
the bridegroom
Miss Eleanor Barthman the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs William Barthman. of No. s52 Greene-ave.
made her initial bow into society Wednesday
afternoon at a reception given in her honor by her
narents Miss Barthman wore white point d'esprit
over pink taffeta. trimmed with white satin ribbon
hos assisting . re'f Fo7snc we're Ga mTs Mss
Marion Delatour and Miss Florence MacLea.
their home No 2l1 Lafayette ave, having returned
from their country place on the Sound.
Mrs William Rasmus. Of No. 142 Amity-st., will
give a second song recital tomorrow afternoon.
Al the former recital which was given last Monday
afternoon Hermann Detmann who recently re-
turned from a course of studies abroad, sang sew
eral songs from Schumann, Schubert and Werner.
Miss Florence Miller was introduced 10 society at
a reception given by her mother. Mrs. E. Otterson
Miller OF Sixth-ave.. last Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Miller wore pretty gown Of white emoroid-
cred crepe de chine, and Mrs Miller was attired in
stan Miss Clara Dtmars and Miss Cox, of Phila-
delphia, assisted in receiving
Miss Posamund Roberts, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs George II. Roberts IT.. will be introduced at
reception given IN her honor by her mother at their
home No. % Cambridge Place, next Saturday after
noon. Miss Roberts Is a graduate OF Vassar College
OF tbs class OF 49,
A delightful subscription dance was held last
Thursday evening at the Pouch Mansion under the
direction OF a committee composed Of George
Wheeler Meacharn chairman and Thomas Fowler
oiaak Charles g Warren. Il A Clinkanbrommer
and Warwick NJ. Donaldson. The patronesses were
ArA J. Elliott Langstan. Mrs George NJ Fisher,
Xr Sarah NJ. Meacham. Mrs. B. w. Gage and
kra Harry De L. Randall Among those present
were Miss Brassy. Miss Patterson, Miss Coodhue,
Miss Elizabeth Connolly. Miss Grace Randall. Miss
9aie. Miss Jean Taggert, Miss Eddy, Miss Hough-
Ms.ha Mss Maud 3 ouaD3n MISS MISS Florence
Ferry, Miss Ida p. Brown, Miss Helen Machette.
Holmes, Miss Matilda L. Warren, Miss Daisy Miller,
Miss B. A Fisher Miss Aline Sloan, Harry 4.
sSmborn, Percy T. Hi. 2. L. Powell, Charles S.
Warren, a. A Glinkanbrommer. F: r. Warren. II. b.
Persons j. W. Barker, u. Crandall, C $. Walton,
frank c Shaw William D9naia ae2r george NJ r,
Donald, q H WePberg, Russell Soan; Russell Us E
7. Starr, W. j. T. Lynch, W. Elliott Barker ha H. X
Bsrtinaaie. E. G Worcester, Swift Miller, Irving
Tayor Walter Moore A. Patterson 8GSSn j IN N,
erick Taylor and DIT. ]. NJ. King.
Mrs Eugene Lascelles Maxwell and Miss Mole
Maxwell OF Eighth-ave.. expect 10 sail next Saur-
day in the Kaiser Wilhelm II for a long stay
abroad
Announcement has been made Of the engagement
Of Miss Juania Suffer Of No Ocean ave, Fiat
bush. 10 Franklin J. Earls Of Columbia Heights
One Of the prominent marriages OF January will
be that Of Miss Olive Beatrice Muir, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs John Muir TO DR.. David J. Fuller.
OF Clinton-st The wedding has been set for Thurs
day evening January 4 and will be solemnzed IN
the Washington Square Memorial Church, Man
haitian reception will follow the ceremony at
i2e home OF the 6gid giord PaTen Kchng viii
be- maid OF honor and the bridesmaids VIII he Mrs;
Edgar Ryckman Hodkinson, Miss Anna Mason, and
Ter two younger sisters. Miss EllzaDeth ana MISS
Margaret Muir Little Miss Jessie Muir VIII aCt as
flower crl and a brother, Master Edwin H. Muir
Will be- mage DIT GOrdan Hall will be best man.
and the ushers Will be DR. Daniel Fuller. a brother
Of the bridegroom; George Muir, DR.. r. Jones and
Dr. A. ArrOwsmith.
The engagement Las Just been announced OF +.
Elicit Hodgskin. tie eldest Of Mrs. James
Black Hodgskin Of No $40 Clinton-st., ana MISS
Ma,hilde c. Lang daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs julius
Lang of Richmond Hill. Staten Island.
The first Of the Farmhouse cotillons was heIo
last Tuesday evening at the Farmhouse IN Fros-
pec Park clever idea was used TO arrange
partners for the supper. Each put nickel In