New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12

ZIG St Johns Place followed the ceremony on
couple Will make their home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Longmire.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lefrerts. OF No. 563 Fla tbush-
ave. VIII give a reception on Friday. December l.
from until o'clock. to Introduce their daughter
Miss Lila Lefsrts. into society. The receiving party
will include Miss Florence Garrison and Miss Der,
Manhattan. and the Misses Morgan Of South Or
ange
The Flatbush Young Peoples Club has been re-
organized and new officers have been chosen. Miss
Louise Icferts has been elected president. Miss
Gertrude Sullivan secretary and treasurer and the
following compose the Advisory Board: Miss Lila
Lefferts. chairman; Frank Walker and Dufied
Prince Among the we5ers are MIS- s Mss
Carrie Peters, Miss Florence Garrison, Miss Flor
Foster John GledhiI Alfred RuncHn o M
John Giles Franz Askermann and s W9reeS ytT
Bouch Next Friday MISS Gerr1 zoe S Sone % o
13l Lincoln Road
Miss Grace E. Parker ard Charles G. Street, jr.,
whose marriage is to be celebrated next Wednesday
evening in the New-York Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church. entertained their bridal parties yes
terday Miss Parker gave luncheon at the Union
League Club. and her guests were Miss Sadie H.
bridesmaids who include Miss Grace Brooks 1 Miss
Baisdell, Miss Annie E. wilcox and Miss Eliza
beth Mercer M Street gave bachelor dinner IN
Frederick NJ Butler, the best man. and the ushers,
Russell Parker Harry street Arthur d z Kan
II. German.
Miss Maria Theresa Upper, daughter Of the late
William Vaughan Topper. will be married to Henry
Glover Perkins Of Boston. next Wednesday even
ing at the home Of her, mother, No ~ C!nton-st.
mony. which will be a quiet one. The bride Will be
unattended and will be given away by her uncle,
James G. + BALDWIN of ST. Louis. The. young
couple will make their home In Brookline' Mass
The engagement Is annonced OF Miss Estelle
Frances Cowen. of Cambridge Mass. to Maurice
Davenport son Of Henry b. Davenport of No 600
Ocean-aye.
The marriage Of Miss Adelaide Carman Brush
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Brush OF No
70 Vernon-ave to George Van Ness is announced
TO take place on Thursday November %, at 4SO
o'clock at the home Of the brides parents The
wedding will be quiet one. The KEY Cnaries
odist Episcopal Church will oficiate.
In the Washington Avenue Baptist Church on
Wednesday afternoon Miss Harriet Baker daugh-
ter of Mrs Winfield Scott Baker. was married 10
Dr Charles Slmonson Jordan. OF Asheville. n e
The Rev DR. Macdonald ofiicated. The bride wore
q gown of white chiffon taffeta silk. ana a
diamond sunburst the gift Of the bridegroom Inc
brides only attendant was Miss Anna H. Pevison'
of New Rochelle. but formerly OF Brooklyn Inc
hest m George JORDAN, OF bT"cH'Hl'' % ~
the brother OF the bridegroom. The ushers were
Frederick Rramen Sammis and Harry Hunt KEN
ardson. OF brooklyn: DR.. George b. Lee. OF Man
haitian and James Edwin Rumbough. or Ashe-
vile Owing to the recent death OF the brides
father the wedding quiet one a reception
for the bridal party and relatives Followed al the
Mansion House. In H!cks-s''
Miss Anna Barnes, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene r Barnes was married to Howard w. Fer
ris at o'clock Wednesday evening at the home OF
the bride No 81 Monroe-st. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Dr. A. J. +. Behrends Inc Drlue
was attended by her sister Miss Edlth barhes, us
maid Of honor and Frederick Egerton was pest
man The ushers were Ernest Bull James van
Middlesworth and w. Edwin ward Inc coupie
will 1--we in Brooklyn.
Miss Florence Perine married to Harry
Deknatal Wednesday evening In St Bartholomew
Protestant Episcopal Church. Pacifc-st and BED
ford-aye The Rev. T. b. oliver performed the
ceremony The bride gowned In white satin
Che wore q veil and carried bouquet OF lilies OF
the valley The maid Of honor, Miss Daisy Peter
hin wore white mousselne over pink SILK The
hridesma,ds wore white crepe de chine trimmed
With chenille and lace. They were Miss Elizabeth
=. coir Miss Nan c. Scott, Miss Gertrude Rich
~ and Miss Nellie Blackwell Edward r. iron
nonger was best man. and the ushers were VIII
iInnersoll George Hend. Louis Fifty ana "'iham D.