New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
gROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD

=. e p,nknev. who is wen known among canoe
on NJ Pinlney has always taken prominent
mar. in the annual camp OF the American Canoe
Association. and is member OF the BROOKLYN
canoe Club. Miss Parsons Is in the south Brook
Nn AeeA 80 ~, r,,--sage ~ their 5aIivf1ts-
Mss Mabel whiting. 10 Charles A. MacAdcken, jr..
grSgTch OF the Good shepherd McDonough-st.. near
Lewis-ave-
The marriage OF Miss Jeanette F. Searle. daugh-
-e- q DR.. and Mrs. William : Searle of No. 81
r-larl-st and Charles Henry Han. OF the late
Fev DR.. Charles Il. Hall who was for many years
rector Of Holy Trinity Church. will be celebrated
~ Hoiy Trinity Tuesday afternoon. May s, at $50
~ honor and Frank Scott Bunnell. of Stratford,
Conn "1o .iI . 81 et t- , 1a@I4 II r+ ee
elected.
cards are ont for reception to be given by Mrs.
otto T9einze. Mrs. Arthur Philip Heinze and Miss
Martin. the aancee Of Otto c Heinze next Satur-
cav from until O'Clock at No. 60 Pierrepont-st.
n, Wednesday evening April % at St Bar
-bolornews Church Miss Nellie Jeanette Shay.
daughter of Mrs William T Shay Of No. l33 Han
cork-sr VIII be married TO Walter Jerome lap
aIG,es han q e @ ciock and w he foowed T BY 'e
reception At the home of the bride.
III. marriage Of Miss Julia osborne Robinson.
slaughter Of 8Ir and Mrs. Arthur Robinson of
Rochesrer \. y TO Frederick Warren Blossom. OF
eses Bro0klya rock @ viii @ be r;z4 selsbrPed Thurs
9rsrch. q Rochester. y 7 After a bridal trip
The couple VIII reside in Brooklyn
Miss Marion Hutchinson Cocks. the daughter OF
Ms John J. Cocks Of No. 49T CIinton-ave.. will
be married 70 Richard Nicholas Barnum. of Con-
necicu1. az 81 AIMS Church on the Heights at
o'clock OF May D There will be 4 full choral
service
NJ and Mrs.. Henry A Powell expect to go TO
California This summer. Miss Adele Frank Of
E.rhth-ave-. and Miss Florence Crossman and Miss
r-ossnan and Miss Bache will 90 from Alaska to
japan and make the trip around the world before
ther return 10 BROOKLYN
Ms John Grayhurst. Of No. 424 Grand-ave.,
sailed for Europe Yesterday on the St Paul She
Next Thursday evening military "euchre' will
he given n The Union League Club There will be
zs players and sixteen handsome prizes will be
awarded
Two plays The First Time" and My Turn
Mex" wiu he presented the Wildwood Club
FED cia6 5-''-'' '-' - - '-'-'''
George r Morse. the son of the George L. Morse
the architect. OF 40. c13 Carlton-ave. expects to
retr-n from Paris 70 Brooklyn on the Barbarossa
June p he mas been studying architecture abroad
c9iurl5ta-
" NeerEaard and Alden Whitman are expect
&c 20 lead The Junior CotIIon next Saturday night
r. the Pe-repont Assembly Rooms.
viii have a closing drill and competition for the
Ees-ans medal aext ,, rhqrsday evening, Dancing
Miss Ada Minnie Green daughter Of Samuel
Green. Of No 20 McDonough-st-. viii be married
next Tuesday evening Al o'clock in St Bartholo-
news Church 70 Thomas GIN. Of BROOKLYN. The
bridal rr-p includes q tour through the South.
The engagement IS announced Of Miss Mabel /.
Er1tton. daughter of he late Winchester Britton
and Roderick Prertiss Fisher M Fisher fs a
member OF me Crescent Athletic Club and the pres
scent Of the Sigma lhi Graduate Club. OF Brooklyn.
One Of the weddings OF the Easter season viii ba
that Of Miss Hattie Estee Overbaugh daughter OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Overhaugh. and Frank Holmes
1,.ss Goars q =, Pai2iied \ The marriage win take
Al O'Clock tomorrow evening.
Nj and Mrs. John Refs ana their daughter Miss
Laura Refs. Of No 55 Ocean-ave and Miss
Gladys Barnett. OF Washington Park have re-
es5,y returned from a ten weeks trip. Their
---s-a.. -3cILaeu an me ErinclIal points OF In
teres7 n The South and on the Pa-ifc Coast.
On Thursday afternoon. April 2s VIII take place
the marriage OF Miss 8ess Marion Ahiers, daughter
O. NJ and Mrs Hermann Alters, OF No. S. Lenox
Road. F-atb 1sh. and Dr. Burt Davis Harrington
also q Flatbush. and 4 member Of the Wildwood
VII De- performed a. ) O'Clock in ST. PauIs Prot
@tani hniscopal church, Fiatbush, by the Rev
Townsend Glover Jackson.
Ms BENJAMIN g. Ternpleton has cards out for
az Informal Thursday afternoon for her
daughter. Miss May Tempeton, at her home. No
q CLnron-ave-
Las Thursda- q dinner was given by Mr.. and
2rS. Martin 2. Wooden, Of No. I33 CIates-ave., in
honor u Louis Y Twyeffort and Miss Josephine
ao--e1hack whose engagement was recently an
Paris 'e-i s'O'''s '''e' VIII '''e Il"
Mrs James Sperry and Miss Camilla Bryant
have decided 70 spend the summer abroad. They
Kill accompany Mrs. Bernard Peters. Mr. and Mrs.
mi; IN; ? Frark Air 2nq Mrs David F Manning.
h-lan Manning and Robert Manning OF Han
soek-st, who are all planning trips 70 Europe
TIE Important affair OF the junior year Adelphi
College. the annual junior promenade, viii be given
n The college nah next Friday evening.
TIE social tea Of the Womans Republican Union
League VIII be held on Wednesday afternoon from
20 O'clock 81 The home Of Mrs. Richard Roden.
40 66 Plltnaul-ave- Nine Jsuauschek will recite,
and there VIII be music by Mrs. Anna Mixel, Mrs.
=snes z. Furey. Nine. Culp-Kiehl and N. Culp-
AeAL Mrs Richard Roden viii preside al the
Place - the Knapp Mansion. Tuesday evening.
aprl = a nuEaber Of prizes VIII be AWARDED, the
nrst o=ing round trip 70 washington Tickets
nay b obtained from Miss 6ennie z. Rodell OF
No fE Putnarn-ave
Mrs. Grover Cleveland viii be among the patron
eses q the reception and dance 70 be given by the
Srooalyn Wells College Alumnse at the Farm
House II Prospect Park on Wednesday evening.
April 2. Others viii be Ms Augustus Van Wyck,
4rs T I. Cuyle-. Mrs David A Boody. Mrs
sosiah 7 MareaH Mrs Arnold O. Dana Mrs J. u.
p--.e---a Mrs y H:-am n LE9h MS 81 ef1ig pgaH
ATs Charles H Russell Mrs John 7 White and
Ars Charles Oh Cragie-
The rsorougt,ress Of the preparations for the