New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
AFFAIRS OF THE BOROUGHS ON LONG LSLAND-HAPPEN-
NGS IN SUFFOLK AND NASSAU
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD
THE BEDFORD HEIGHTS COTILLONS RE
ED-TWENTY-NINTH DANCES.

LIE DEDFOhlJ IlG1b1AA Ar W.
SUMED-TwENTY-NINT DANCES.
The wedding OF Miss Evelyn Haigh. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs William F. Haigh of No. $50 South
Oxford-st. and Raymond n. kellogg, son OIL tne
late John F. Kellogg. of Holyoke' MASS was
soemnzed on Wednesday in ST. Lukes Charch'
The decorations were evergreen and holly. Ihe
brides attendants wore frocks of different shades
presenting the appearance of a rainbow as they
grouped themselves about the chanceL The olloe
copied the idea of a rainbow wedding from heI
mother, who had such wedding generation ago
at old All Saints Church on the Park slope MISS
Aimee Haigh, the brides sister. acted as maid
of honor The -desmaids were Miss Rosaltnea
Haigh, another sister; Miss Marian Mabee. MISS
Madeline Pearson, Miss Elsie McGratty, Miss Edna
Howland. Miss Alice V. Graham, Miss Lulu Nc
Crafty and Miss Marie Cornwell The best man
was Harry ". Conant. and the ushers were VIII
lam A. Cowan Walter Matteson. Austin B. Keep,
of Brooklyn: DIR. Zane Grey. of Manhattan; Wal
ton and Levi E. Fay. of Hoiyoke, Mass. After the
ceremony reception was held at the home or the
A dance was given at the Art Rooms Wednes-
day evening by Mrs. Eben ]. KnowIton and Mrs.
J. Harvey Williams for their respective debutante
daughters. Miss Grace Knowlton and Miss Frances
Williams i one Of the most ab9Tate ID dances
per was served at small tables decorated in red
in the apartment adjoining the ballroom
pect Park on the evening of February s. for the
benefit of the monument fund OF the Prison Ship
Martyrs. Arrangements being made for the
affair by Mrs. Y. White of No 2l0 Columbia
Heights assisted by John c. Giles. jr. A similar
cessfuy managed by Mr.. Giles that the Society of
Little Men and Women Of '76 was enabled to con con
year. Among the patronesses. besides Mrs. White,
Hopkins Mrs CHI ries H Terry Mrs. Elijah .R.
Kennedy, Mrs. Glentworth r. Butler. Mrs Mira
TJ1l
Two receptions will be given by Mrs Alden s.
Swan. of No. 1s9 Columbia Heights on Thursday
and Friday afternoons. January "a and 25 from
till Z o'clock
A reception will be given on Friday afternoon,
January 4, from till o'clock, by Mrs. Latham A.
ST. for Mrs Harold L. Fish, whose marriage took
place in Rutherford on December TO-
Cards for Friday afternoons in January have been
issued by Miss spowers, daughter of John J. spow-
ers. Of No. l01 Pierrepont-st.
The wedding of Miss Mabel S Kalley. daughter
Of the late Julius n. Kalley, and Benjamin J.
KeIlum grandson of the late John Kellum, was
celebrated on Wednesday evening at the home OF
South Oxford-st. Miss Louise Kalley sister Of
was Warren S. Sicocks jr.
Announcement has been made OF the engagement
Of oscar G. Pouch Of No 8l5 GreeneaXe @ aye younger
NJ Sargent, Of No. 221 Greene-ave
The wedding of Miss Josephine Hollenback and
Louis Van der Perren Twyeffort, owing TO illness in
the brides family, will be celebrated quietly on
Tuesday at the home Of the brides parents No $50
w % dbe h nGe i P ans on fSs foIIowine
Saturday.
Miss Lucy D. Rogers niece of Mrs. George Lee,
Of No l22 Amity-st. and Francis D. Mead will be
married in Christ Church on Wednesday afternoon,
January g. at o'clock The ceremony will be per-
formed by the rector. the Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolv
ing. a cousin of Miss Rogers. Miss Edith G.
Rogers viii be her sisters only attendant. The best
ushers will be William j. Mead lr, brother OF the
bridegroom; Edgar 7. Mead, of Greenwich, Conn;
of Brooklyn, and DR.. William N Berkeley, of Man
haitian.
Announcement has been made of the engagement
of Miss Mabel ". Alden daughter of Mrs. Jonathan
Alden, of No. SO Lefferts Place, and Carl H Leb-
kuecher Of ex-Mayor Julius A. Lebkuecher of
Newark. Miss Alden was graduated from the Adel-
phi Academy in the class of 94 and afterward at
tended Smith College.
Cards have been issued for the wedding on
Wednesday evening, January g. of Miss Helen J.
Campbell. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Camp
keenan, in the Church of the Nativity. The eere-
mony will be followed by a reception at the home
Of the brides parents.
The patroneSSeS of the Twenty Dances" :"
which will be revived this winter, the first dance
being held at the Farm House on January % are
Mrs. Chester S. Lord, Mrs. George D. Perry. Mrs
William H. Bender Mrs John H. Hallock Mrs I
Oliver Stokes, Of Manhattan. and Mrs. Edward G.
Riggs.
The wedding of Miss May E. Steves and Emil
Junge was celebrated Thursday evening at the
home Of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs Richard
s. Steves. No. 7O4A Greene-ave Christmas green's
and holly were conspicuous In the decorations The
ceremony was performed by the Rev William A
Nasson, pastor of St. Georges Protestant Episco-
Junge, sister OF the bridegroom and the best mar
was William Young. 1i'
The first of two coming out" receptions was
held on Thursday afternoon at the home Of Miss
Julia K Barr. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Barr, Of No. los State-st. One thousand invita-
tons were issued. The decorations were Mains
and holly. In the receiving party were Misc
Maxwell Miss Grace Knowlton Miss FIoisa IfoiIIe Ifie
OF Manhattan; Miss Norma Hegeman Miss NTai-$,
Murray and Miss May Arnold. The second raoap aIre
ton VIII be given on January 3. eOep-
The Bedford Heights cotons were resumed ~
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs John Thai
lon, No. 300 ST. Mark save. The DRAWING rooroz
were effectively decorated with holly and Cbrts+
mas greens. The favors were miniature iars =,
ferns, pipes. Chinese coins and paper carnatione
Inc members of the committee in charee 1IiIon nI.
MISS Edith Brewer, Miss Grace p Tb9i1oD were were
Miss Jessie Pollard. Two more dances viii be anu
0ie JUST DeIore Lent and the other after Apr II
SEXES 10 BOTTLES OF MILK.