New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
BROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD

In the last few days the topic OF conversation
here has been the gift by the brothers heihAe' VI
No. 80 Pierrepont-st.. OF $4,000 to found an e"e'
sency hospital in Butte. Mont. The marriage ~
Arthur p Ye,nze and Miss Ruth MelkleJohn Noyes'
Of Butte. which took place on June To- was uu..
chronicled In this column but the fact OF the si'
was not made known until the arrival here Oh d
copy Of THE Butte Miner" Of that date VI ."e
$4,000. the bridegroom gave 5000, ana IN aouiuV"
presented SEQ toward the rebuilding OF tne "e'"
odist church The paper further tells OF GEM
onstration made in honor Of the o Cup Company
passed the works Of the Montana ore From the
In Tsch 50s the D ao o as are we're
cline giving display OF ops sr ef the most
Vaised at siooooe Mrs W. Mewhte was matrGn
Ward, Miss Dorothy smith Miss s Young, Mss Tss
usH Sers We're Otto G Helnae John McGinnis Or
Ren9ick chsTss Dow F, rel, live snG IN Man
haitian at No 20 Madison-ave.
Mr. and Mrs George Waterman Kenyon ana the
Misses Kenyon of Carroll-st, went en- Friday 10
tho Inn Bernardsville n. J. Here they Will stay
until the week OF the Fourth. when they vii, WISH
Nr and Mrs w H. Nichols at their country nome o,s
Thousand Islands. afterward staying lot ''''0
within several miles OF the Nichois place
The marriage of Marshall Spring Hagar. OF this
borough and Miss Juliet Breck. daughter OF 'he
late Charles Breck. took place on WEDNESDAY az
noon In the chsntry Of the Church Of zion ana OF
Timothy Manhattan. The bride was given away
by her mother. Augustus II. skillin was best man an
e usher being Charles ngss by ST0th SreaRfas
~ which the guests were the immediate families
Of the pride and The Rsv Mr.
was the officiating clergyman
Miss Lille " Binn only daughter OF MT ana
Mrs Daniel Blinn Of No. no Bushwick-ave, ana
South B,sbw,ick Reformed Church by the pastor
the Rev George d. Hust. on the evening OF
Wednesday. A musical programme by the carr
Venth Orchestra. and Robert Thalion at the organ.
cession was headed by Master Dannie B. Haas and
Miss Dorothy Leech. who strewed mowers. Il ne
msia OF rsn Sn chine and carried daisies and lilies
THE bride wore the conventional wedding costume
e1sf s0FN Nelson were the ushers. The wedding
was followed by a reception at the bush"ich O'OO
house.
Miss Charlotte Bronson and Miss Barnes have
gone abroad to spend the summer They VIII
travel in England. Scotland. Normandy ana Br, IT.
tany with perhaps week IN fars' anu Will 10
home in the early fall
The Rev Dr. Albert j. Lyman. pastor Of the
South Congregational Church WIFI preach the oac-
calaureate sermon at Amherst College this morn
ing.
Miss Frteda Schumann, OhuBhtet Vi MI an"
Mrs Hugo Schumann. of No. 271 Berkeley Place
Prospect Heights and Oscar Fehrmann. also Of this
borough. were married at the summer home OF
the parents OF the bride, No SIS Riyerdale,av
castor Of the German Evangelical Lutheran Church.
IN schermerhorn-st. was the oficiating clergyman
sHaor sfsei being AqPss,s poss
Miss Johanna oPhules. Miss Elsa HOhman ana
A recently announced engagement is that OF MISS
Genevieve Seymour and william Havland. both OF
Flatbush The wedding is to take place IN the
autumn
A pretty wedding was celebrated at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson Harvey NO. S'
FYfty-hrst-st on Thursday evening when their
niece Miss Maude Agnes Harvey. was married to
Charles j. Webster. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Russell, in the presence OF reia-
tiyes and few intimate friends. The price was
in The satin SnF the git Of the
groom diamond and pearl crescent MISS Ro1erts "a
Bronson the eoS Ssst I man being Anthony j. Jordan
After wedding trip West MT ana MITE "eoS'ei
CARL H. De Silver presented flag for use In
drills by the boys TO the Newsboys Home, at NO.
Poplar-st.. Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Ormsbee. Of Macon-st.
will sail for Europe on Saturday Of this week
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence p rockingham, OF NO
gS Henry-st at their summer home Ne"
Canaan. Conn
The marriage OF Miss Nellie Barwood OF clark
son-st, Flatbush and DR.. Otto Stumpf VIII d.
celebrated at the home Of the bride on WEDNESDAY
afternoon.
Ex-Mayor Alfred c. Chaplin was elected vice
president of the Williams College Alumni Assocla
ton AZ the annual meeting on Tuesday IN
Written anniversary of Mr.. Chapins graduation
Charles A. schieren. jr.. of MT and Mrs
-,barIes A schieren Of Clinton-ave, returned from
Europe on Thursday on the Trave. II may be re
membered that one OF Mr. schieren's objects IN &c
ing abroad TO ofhciate as best man al
friends wedding.
Miss Adelaide May Morris. daughter OF Mrs
Frances j. Morris. Of No. 81 Kosciusko-st, an
granddaughter Of the late David 5. Simpson wa
married on Wednesday at 4:SD p. m to Charie
Foster Drummonspf Yonkers, N Y. The ceremon
was performed by the Rev. Or. A. J. F. Behrend:
81 the Central Congregational Church The bird
was attended by her, little cousin MISC Nell
Morris her brother, best man: Mr. and Mrs
Drummon will live at No ?5 Woodworth-ave
Yonkers
Those from Brooklyn who went abroad yesterda
On the North German Lloyd steamer Barbaross
Included Mrs Otto Henze. Miss Henze, Z.
Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford. Mrs Charlie
Faber, Mrs. c. c. swtzer. Louis II Swltzer, Charlie
: switzer. George switzer Mr. and Mrs. Carl Is
Franc, Carr IS. Franc. u, ctto H. Franc. heIhai
K. Franc. Mr.. and Mrs. Blenderman and the Mise
Blenderman
Mr. and Mrs Ludwig Nissen are at the Athenee
Paris.
f G. Webster senior partner of the firm of F. G
Webster Son, completed his fortieth year
manufacturer on Thursday In the evening he wal
surprised at his home, No Sai clinton-ave.. by
:al from number OF his employees. representing
he 20i employed. and bringing open pitcher o
sterling silver beautifully wrought from one soi'
piece and hand chased. With this was parch
ment roll containing the names OF all the employees
Of whom has been with the Arm for thirty
seven years and a dozen for twenty-five years. Al
he also subscribed to the following
expression OF goodwill: This token OF respect ant
affection for you has been most cheerfully con
tributed by all. thus testifying to your unvaryin
kindness, cheerfulness and sincere interest In on
welfare II is truly remarkable and worthy Of men