New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
,BROOKLYN's SOCIAL WORLD

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Francis Birdsail Of No. AIS Third-st ana oe0r an
Wednesday at st. Heights x I perfor
the ceremony. Mr.. Follwen is private secretary
to Justice Aimet F. jerks.
On Wednesday evening the marriage OF MSS
Louise A. Rogers of First Place. and George Ed
ward Milliken. of Prospect Park west VIII 'an0
place in st. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church
Clinton and Carroll SITS. The Rev. ho"aro ~
ruuobelI the rector will offciate, and the vested
choir of the church. under the direction Oh 0h@res
Yerbury, organlst and choirmaster. VIII meet
the bride and her attendants at the door OF 'ne
rhurch and precede them down the aisle 10 'he
sltar singing the bridal chorus from Loheh-
grim Miss Lila Colby will be maid OF honor'
Miss Dorothy NJ Purdy the flower girl, with MISS
Alice c. Rogers sister OF the bride ana MISS hoss
Rogers Of Hoboken n. J.. cousin OF the BRIDE as "a
Davis and the ushers will include 7. Francis Rog,
ers and John A. Rogers brothers Of the ortqe ans
of the bridegroom Miss Rogers will be given away wa,
by her brother Harry Rogers rsoep 1ds First
Place.
daughter OF the late Charles W. Wende, and Lyn
G. Munson will be celebrated at the home OF the
bride Wednesday evening
Miss Sallie Hodges OF Carroll-st will attend
class day exercises at Harvard University on June
% She will 90 with a party OF friends from Man
haitian.
Another marriage that is TO take place on
Wednesday OF this week. but at Butte Mont, Is
that of Arthur =. Henze. of No. GO Pierrepont-st'
and Miss Ruth Meikejohn Noyes daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs John Noyes, Of No. Al East Grante-st,
Church Butte at $50 o'clock in the evening, and
will be followed by reception at the nome OF the
brides parents
Dances for the week are both connected with the
schools. on Monday evening the Adephi gradu-
ates will give their class dance at the Pouch, and
on Tuesday Miss Kate Hodges, OF Packer. 80,
will give a dance in honor of her class at the
Farm House in the Park.
Miss Florence Chatneld of South Oxford-st.. is
visiting her cousin Mrs. j. Lowrie Bull. at Nor
rstown. y. j.
g Miss NJ a. Holman. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L. Holman of No. 80 Linden Boulevard Flat
bush. and j. T. Whitock married at
O'Clock on Wednesday at St. Pauls Protestant
Episcopal Church. Flatbush. by the Rev. T. G.
Jackson. The church decorated with pink
roses. ferns end palms. and a musical programme
was given by the organist T. Allen Cleaver The
bride wore the conventional wedding costume. and
attended by her sister. Miss o. A. Holman,
as maid o. honor and by her niece Miss Bessie fss,
Nichols. ana the list Of ushers included A. Hoyt,
NJ. c. Holman, Button Thorn and J. H. Cornell.
pink taffe;a. deliberately trimmed with bowknots
of narrow white satin ribbon and pink velvet She
roses and carried American Beauty roses. The
flower girl wore white organdie. The wedding was
followed by reception at the home Of the brides
parents.
Miss Roberta j. Cooper and Robert Morton La
Vie married Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Cooper No. "a Gates-ave., by the Rev DR..
James f. Farrar pastor of the First Dutch Re-
formed Church The bride was attired in fawn-
colored travelling suit with bouquet of bridal roses
and lilies OF the valley. The maid of honor
Miss Florence A. Cooper sister Of the bride the
best man being Il. Charles Canet. The floral deco
rations OF the drawing were pink and white
wedding was to have been one of the chief social
affairs Of the late spring, but because Of recent
bereavement the guests were limited to immediate
relatives and few intimate friends.
Robert Thallon gave his farewell morning
cert of the (the thirty-eighth) yesterday
morning at his studio No. 900 st. Mark's-ave.
Those taking part were Mr.. and Mrs Barclay
Durham. tenor and soprano; Carl Nenth, VIOLIN
Leo Schulz. cello Miss Annie Hodgson. Miss Jessie
Hodgsoa, Miss Belle Maze. Miss Mabel Haley. Mrs
Charles McDermott and Mrs. Joseph Taylor plan
lists. with Mr.. Thallon at the organ. The pro-
gramme included tenor solos by Macpherson.
Chaminade and Andrews: soprano solos by Goring
Thomas schumann and DR.. Arne; vocal duets by
Gounod and Jensen; violin SOLOS CLOS by Wagner venth
Thallon; piano selections by Schumann and Chopin.
and Haydn's Air varIe." "Adagio and Gypsy
the programme closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Schieren and family. Of
Cllnton-ave. went to their country home Isling
Long Island or Thursday.
Daniel +. Tooker and his daughter Miss Ida F
Tooker of No. 1906 Elliott Place will go to South
ampton. Long Island. for July. Their plans for Au-
gust are not yet maturod.
Mrs. James C. McGrayne and Master Donald Nc
Grayne. of No 35 Lafayette-ave., will spend the
summer in Vincent Town, N j. and will be Joined
later in the season by Mr.. McGrayne.
d. C. Leffers and L. Lefferts sailed yesterday for
Genoa on the North German Lloyd steamer Ems
Miss Lila Beams. of No. 1l9 Leferts Place ex-
poets to sail for Europe on June IA, and remain
abroad until September.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Lehrenkrauss of No
1913 ST. Marks-ave.. accompanied by their daug1-
ter. Mrs Mary +. Bene, will sail for Europe on
July IS returning late in the fall
Mrs. II. Mollenhauer, with her daughters Miss
Johanna Molenhauer and Miss Ida Mollenhauer
and her son. Henry Moenhauer. sailed for Europe
yesterday. They expect TO spend three months
abroad and TO return on the Patricia. which is
scheduled to san from Boulogne-sur-Mer on Mon
Mr.. and Mrs Otto wissp2er. with their daughters
MISS Emma Wssner ana MISS marguerite Wissner
Kaiser Friedrich on June 30 From Bremen they
VIII 20 ulftct 10 betln, ana thence 10 Mannheim,
Mr. Wssner's old home. Further than that their
plans are not fully arranged. At present they are
at their country home. IN Glen Cove. Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin II. Sayre and their children.
of Carroll-st., theft summer home Glen
Cove for the summer. This they rented last
son, spending the summer abroad.
Mrs Arthur Thomson (Mrs. Bertha Crosse
Thomason), of No. 81 Tompkns Place will spend
part of the summer in Morrstown. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Putnam Belamy, Of No.
go Henry-st, will spend the summer at Noyes
Beach near Westerly. r. !.
The Rev. DR.. ana Mrs. William V. Kelley will
pass part of the season in the Adirondacks.
Miss Kimberly. OF the Hotel Margaret, with other
members of her family. will go TO the Adrondacks
late I'm June.
Charles T. Chaplin and Master Edward Eaton
Chaplin. Of No. SIS Carroll-st will go TO Abingdon.
Conn., on Friday for fishing trip