New-York tribune., 1900-05-06


Nifs' 'ohn W. Chapman of No. 81 Remsen-st and
Ie"is Witheroee Francis. OF the Rev DR.,
"s Flahcis Tor more than quarter of a centu-
ry pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church at Green
point Mr. Francis is graduate of Williams College
az LIZ me GIass cl ~ and belongs the University
iron firm Port Henry = Y and lives While lie I'm in
town with his grandmother, Mrs Sias II Wither-
oee' III Madison-ave., Manhattan
Another engagement which will interest particu-
iary Heights society is that of Miss Grace Holt
eldest daughter of MIR and Mrs George Chandler
Hot. OF Willow-st. to Ralph Duryea Reed nephew
OF MRS Samuel Browne Duryea of No 46 Rem
cbastcr and the son of Mrs Josiah Reed. of Man
ha.hTgne Ian rS,n Reed whose engagement to Robert
Lo" Plerrepont was announced recently.
An engagement interesting society on the Park
Slope is that of Miss Grace Allen Price Although
Eo' hVlng In Brooklyn, as her home is in Watseka,
HI, Miss Price has made "A host OF Brooklyn
irlehds through her attractive manners while Wis
ltIng her uncle and aunt, Colonel and Mrs George
Allen Allen Price, of No. is Montgomery Place. Her
ten. ten. tS y Y Miss Price has recently been Visiting
me Prices. and returned home yesterday.
The engagement is also announced of Miss Mary
F Rogers. second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
T. Rogers, OF No 222 Henry-st, and A. Rogers
Lee son Of Mrs. George Lee, of No 122 Amity-st.,
ana cousin Of the Rev Arthur B. Knsoving,
rector of Christ Church. Clinton-st Another en-
gasement s,t Is that of Miss Evelyn Hagh: daughter
ord % @ and mRm r. aagh of NJ sO South OK
of Amherst in the class of 81 He was captain OF
and is now an instructor in English and eocu-
ton at the Polytechnic Institute. He is a mem
fJ ber OF the Orange Athletic Club. His home at
Because of the Illness of the groom's mother
which ended in death, the wedding of Miss Marie
Louise louise Cheeseman. daughter of the late Oscar
Sheeseman, and Dudley ". Van Ingen of No. l35
Henry-st was celebrated quietly Thursday.
number of well known people were present last
Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Sidney Vale
Lowell, at No. 164 Columbia Heights. the
riage Of their daughter, Miss Mary Champney
Lowell TO Herbert Logan Patterson. of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Patterson. The house dec
Grated with smilax. pinks and roses. intertwined
with garlands of marguertes. while the inches and
ceiling Of the bloomed with white daisies. The
bride was dressed in panne velvet. trimmed with
poImf the the Reo Dr. l ha Hal
& or MahhatIan a a cousin of the bride was maid OF
Well Miss Nancy Mason Miss 5S Gara Cotton. miss Miss
Harriette @ Stevens, Miss Ethel Eames and Miss Geor-
and Miss Ethel Hawkins, of Springfield, Mass.
Mabel scarle of Philadelphia Hubert Noble of
Manhattan. cousin of the groom. acted as best
Horatio Kimball; of BROOKLYN. and Richard wads-
and Mrs Patterson. after their return from their
bridal trip, will live at Short Hills.
Frederick B. Pratt. of No. 22s cnton-ave. had
out the public coach Pioneer on Tuesday. with
Manhattan,
On Thursday the coach was occupied by John
Glib, of No. 21S Gates-ave, and friends. They
were unfortunately caught in the sudden shower of
Thursday afternoon, and drenched before they
were able to reach shelter.
a large wedding of the week that Of Miss
Lillian Belle Doolttle daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Doottle. to John Burgess Taylor, jr. The
ceremony was performed at the home of the brides
No No 2 g m e 9coGk Of on S Mo1day a
trail Presbyterian Church. officiating.
Park Commissioner George V. Brewer gave a
dinner Wednesday evening at his home in Park
Place in honor of Oscar 5. Straus, United States
Minister to Turkey. Covers were laid for fifteen.
Mr. and Mrs Millard NJ Canda of Carroll-st. and
Eghth-ave., have taken the Van Buren Huse cot
tage Clinton-ave, Bay Shore for the summer, and
Wray, Of Brooklyn, has been let for the season
to F. ]. Lsman, of Manhattan.
A pretty home wedding of the week was that of
Miss Mabel Rice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rice jr. of No 1,144 Dean-st. and Henry Herbert
Gordon which was performed Monday night by
the Rev. DR.. Robert Mcdonald, of the Washington
Avenue Baptist Church, The bride was charming
/ in gown of cream faille with duchesse lace,
yoke and sleeves. She carried a big bouquet of
white daisies.
Mrs George H. Treadwell. president of the
Chaminade Club. toastmaster at successful
second annual dinner of the club the Clar-
endon Hotel on Thursday night. Impromptu
speeches were made by number of the members
Of the club
The New-England Society of Brooklyn will
hold its annual reunion next Tuesday evening at
the Art Rooms. Montague-st, at o'clock. At
$50 o'clock concert will be given by the Old
English Glee Singers. supper viii be served at
the close of the concert
contingent of Brooklyntes attended the mar
riage in Lime Rock. Conn., Wednesday OF Miss
Charlotte BaTnum. daughter ter of Mr. and y! Mrs n!
Rutherford Gilbert. of Brooklyn.
A dance set for June 12. the Farm House. IS
| being arranged by Miss Henrietta l.. Jones, Of No.
/ 1863 Dean-st
The dance given at the Hotel st. George on
Wednesday night aid of the Trained Christian
| Helpers netted about $780, This is independent
society of Sisters. organized in 1897. to supply
e aepers fGr % M
will be an opening celebration on May 16.
Another charity affair which took place the same
evening the charity euchre party given by the
| Urban Club at the Argyle. for the benefit Of the
French department of the Cuban Orphan Society.
| Fifty dollars was netteC
At the last meeting of the Chiropean, held Thurs
day Mrs Howard Wilbur Ennis Mrs. B. H. Bad
| ley and Mrs William W. Reynolds admitted
| to membership The delegates selected to repre-
sent the Chiropean at the Long Island Convention
! May 49, Mrs George Nichols and Miss Lsbeth
| Gaylor.
A reception by the members Of the Sixth Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sixth-ave. and
Eighth-st. was given Thursday evening for their
". W Bowdish DR. Bowdish TO Brooklyn
| from a church at Danbury, Conn.
A small dance was given Friday night at the
| Farm House in Prospect Park by the Monday