New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-22

Miss Grace Agatha Breen, daughter OF Michael
Breen. was married 10 Michael R. Brennan, at
noon yesterday in St. Stephenss Roman Catholic
Church. in East Twenty-eighth-st. The Rev.
Charles Henry Cotton performed the ceremony and
celebrated the nuptal mass. The bride. who was
given away by her father. attired in a gown
OF white satin trimmed with point and duchesse
lace Her only attendant Miss Marie Helene
Murray OF Brooklyn. whose gown OF pale
blue satin. with trimmings OF gauze and chiffon.
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The uShers were Maurice calvin, Dr. Wliuam L.
McMahOn. Doulinick Henry. and Charles Wyie 4
wedding breakfast and reception followed at the
home of the brides parents. No 13l East Twenty
ninth-st.
The wedding OF Miss CIarsse RosenthaI. daugh-
ter Of Morris RosenthaL and William Jackson, viii
occur this afternoon. at the home of the brides
father. No. 2S7 West One-hundred-and-twent
the relatives and few Of the personal friends of
the couple
Formal announcement Is made Of the engage
ment Of Miss Ethel NJ Iselin, the eldest daughter
OF Mrs. John H Iselin OF No % East Twenty
second-st.. 70 Frederic Grosvenor Goodridse. son
Caroline GOOdridge. last spring married John H
Iselin.
Mrs. Henry siege1 gave a reception yesterday
afternoon at her home. No 30l West Seventy-sec-
oHd-st- followed by a dinner party and after 10
o'clock by al informal dance Mrs Segel, who
gown Of white broadcIOth. trimmed with
sable. was assisted IN receiving ny her sister Mss
yelled with black renaissance lace
a pleasant incident last night the bal
poudre arranged by the Board Of Managers OF the
Messiah Home for Children, which was held at the
Waldorf-Astoria. The guests were received in
the Astor Gallery by Mrs. George F Shrady, Mrs
john s. White Mrs. J. Wells Champney and Mrs.
Charles Pfzer. jr. All the young people appeared
with powdered hair or wigs, and so, too, did some
of the older women. For those who preferred not
dance there We're card tables in the East Room,
where whist and eUchre were played The dane
ing began about 1880 o'clock.
Supper was served at midnight at small tables
in the empire dining room Some of those pres
ent wereA Captain and Mrs. G. F. French Miss
Oracle Hecker. OF Detroit: Mss Angelica Church
the Misses De Peyster. the Misses Delafed, Miss
Mildred Barnes Miss Marie Vernon Brown. Miss
Catherine Clark, Miss Caroline 3. Carpenter Miss
Mildred Dix. Miss Carol EidIitz. Miss Fannie NJ
FoOte, Miss Adeliae Fox Miss Louise Grace. Miss
Marjorie HUrlburt. Miss Clara Harper Miss
Eleanor Keys Miss Isabella Lockwood Miss Anna
Mead, Miss Antoinette Maclay, Miss Josephine Roe
Mss Helen SahIer Miss Sampson. Miss HIda a
Tiffany and Miss SpofoEd, The members of the
Allen Clark James G. sykes John WiIne-d,g II
James Brell Stokes. Clifford c. Goodwin DIT. John
Louis H Newkirk, Wizard Fisher Natha asi
Campbell n H. iRogers James R. Pierson, Mont
Edward P York Fred L Durland. William c.
Or. Homer Gibney and Albert o. Beeby-5
The marriage o. Miss Margaret Macdonald Bar
stow, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. J Whitney Bar
stow, Leonard Stuart Robinson Hopkins took
place al o'clock yesterday afternoon in St Thorn
ass Protestant Episcopal Church, F1fth-ave and
Fifty-third-st. The bride attired in a gown Of
white satin enbeIlshed with point lace and a tuIle
veil, entered the church with her father. who also
gave her away. Instead Of the conventional bridal
bouquet she carried a white bound Prayer Book
Miss Frances BarstOw her sisters maid Of
honor and Miss Gertrude Brown. Mss Lily Brown
Miss Celia Mills. Of Newark Miss Mary Macdonald
Ingraham OF Flushing; Miss Mary Holland, Of
Brooklyn, and Miss Bessie Mitchell. a cousin of
the bride. the bridesmaids. They were at
tired alike in gowns OF pink crepe de chine. with
hats Of black tule. Each carried a bouquet OF
Marguerites. George Sergeant. of EImira. was the
bridegrOOm's best man. and Lloyd MCkin Garrison
Francis G. Huntington, Dr. Donald Mclean Bar
stow brother OF the bride. James T Kibreth Ed
ward Truesdeu Cockroft and Henry ". Fay served
a. Is9eI h. t zai fT Pen ~ ~ - w Per
Brown there was a recepton held at the home Of
Macdonald. Mr. and Mrs James A Macdonald
Miller Mr.. and Mrs. George Ingraham. Major and
Mrs. Holland. General and Mrs. Loring and Mr. and
Mrs. William Whitman OF Boston Mr.. and Mrs
Hopkins's future home viii be in this city
The members OF the Metropolitan Club Will cele-
brate the anniversary Of the birth Of George Wash
ington by giving reception -,i for their women
dinner parties in the clubhouse and annex
The tableaux which were to be given the Wal
dorf-AsJoria on Shrove Tuesday. February q. from
Charles Dana GIbson's pictures The Education Of
Mr. Pipp" for charitable purpose, have been post
pOEed until Friday March
Newport News. Va, Feb. q (SpeciaD.-Tne ball
al the ChamberIin Hotel Old Point Comfort to-
night by the officers OF Fortress Monroe and their
wives was the brilliant social success at the
Point since the White Squadron naval ball there
last August Nine hundred invitations were sent
out and there well known persons present
from Washington. Richmond, Norfolk Newport
News Hampton and Portsmouth. A number OF
naval officers at this station were also in attend
ance Supper served at II o'clock. the scene in
the dining hall surprising anything before
seen at Old Point.
owing 10 the storm the Mobiack with the Nor
folk party. could not land and the parry returned
10 Norfolk
Guenther commandant. and Miss Guenther. Mrs
Aarye DIT and Mrs O Reilly. Mrs. Lancaster and
CAPTAIN and Mrs Towus!ey The AFFAIR was in
charge OF DR.. O'Reilly. Captain Alexander and
CAPTAIN Croukhits committee OF arrangements
CAPTAIN Philips and Leutenants Cronger and En-
brick had charge OF the floor
Washington. Feb. 2i.-The President and Mrs
Mckinley gave reception the public AT the
White House tonight from TO II o'clock. The
affair was informal and despite a heavy rain the
attendance good. The callers included mem
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