New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
BROOKLYN'S SOCIALWORLD

An interesting engagement announced last week
is that of Otto Charles Heinze. secord son of Mrs
Otto Heinze Of No. 60 Pierrepont-st.. TO Miss Ada
Louise Martin. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Martin. jr., of Philadelphia. Mr.. Hein7e
IS a member of the Hamilton, Crescent AthieHu i
q member of the Down Town Association. of Man
haitian and the Silver Bow Club of Butte Mon,
If an importer in this city.
Miss Hide Beck niece OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. w
Hopkins. OF Columbia Heights. will be married to
Alfred Opdyke. son of Mr.. and Mrs. William s.
Opdyke of Manhattan. Wednesday afternoon.
March 2s 1T 2:39 O'Clock. The marriage Will take
place the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. " White, OF
No 20 Columbia Heights, with whom Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopkins and the Misses Beck have been
spending the winter reception viii follow the
Be attended by her sister. Miss Hedelind Beck eek;
her cousin Miss ESe whf o B9Pns d apf Miss by b 5%o
othy White. Master stephen Hopkins Will De .he
o. The bridegroo will be best man and the ushe nd
vii be Arwin Beck brother 81 the Drioe anu
The next social tea OF the womans Republican
league viii be held at the home Of Mrs. Alwilda
Smith No 2s7 Monroe-st. Mrs f. B. Haviand
viii preside at the tea urn. and refreshments will
be served by Mrs Richard Nugent and Miss Jennie
& hoq a;tb avnr imandoI;nl Miss Annie L.
Walker Csoprano). Thomas T Hayden lreeitatio on;
Miss George Lamson (accompanisp.
Mrs. George Alan Price of No IS Montgomery
Pa and her brother. Richard Wentz, have gone
for q fortnight's stay at Old Point Comfort
Mrs Charles y Judson. president of the Brooklyn
Association. nd several others from Brooklyn
were present last week a the meetings of the In
te-saa5ional Young Womens Christian Association
Council. held in Cleveland. Ohio
Mis-. Grace Brooks. of No. Is Eighth-ave will
SPEND the last two weeks of March at Lakewood.
\. J.. playing golf
The marriage of Miss Grace Ellsworth Murray,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Iindey Murray. jr., of
No. Clark-st.. and Charles Tyler Cowperthwait,
son OF the late Joseph B. Cowperthwait, will be
one OF the fashionable Easter weddings. 1t will
be performed O'Clock Tuesday afternoon,
April "a in Ioly Trinity Church The four brides
maids will be Miss Harriet Stevens, Miss Sarah
Miss Eva Kiemm. of Philadelphia. Gustavus
R T d5 Sss a eSI TomnseRd Hen
~ II Hollowell. j. Some"s Smith. George w: Pep;
Of Philadelphia and Hurlings G: Brown, of Bos
4 reception from 4:S9 until O'Clock Will fol-
low the ceremony.
The dramatization Of Mrs. Elizabeth GaskeIIs
Crawford" which presented last Monday
afternoon in Memorial Hall by the Womans Club.
will be repeated on Friday evening April g. for the
benefit of the Cuban Orphan Society at the same
place
The Sans souci subscription dance will be given
Gay evening. March e. The members belong TO
the Junior Hill set
The Cresco the woman's club of Dyker Heights,
at its first annual business meeting last Monday
the home of the president. Mrs. Agnes w. Mol
Ter, Eighty-ffth-st. and Eleventh-ave. decided to
interest itself in the celebration of Arbor Day. a
tree will be furnished to the children OF St Philips
sunday School. The rector OF the church and some
planting of the tree.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Burchen of
No. 4s5 Greene-ave.. to Irving G. Day, son of John
Day Of Newark \ j. is annGunced Ito to take
Park Slope wedding of interest will be that
of Miss Frances B. Martin. the daughter of
Mrs. Eugene Zaiss of No. s5s President-st.. to
at the home Of the bride. wednesday evening,
April Is.
The fourth meeting of the Home Cotillon Club.
which is composed of number Of we'll known
members Of the Hill set was held last Thursday
Fhs at the 60s Of ss hass is e 0f
Of Commissioners John A Shields
One OF the quiet weddings of Easter viii be that
of Miss Clara Helen Richardson. eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Richardson. to James
Harris Richards the second son of the Rev. and
Mrs L. e Richards, of Stamford. n. Y. The cere-
rnony VIII take place at the home OF the brides
April II Mr. Richards was graduated from Yale
IN 1895 since which time he has been resident or
Brooklyn He is practising law in Manhattan
Mrs Frederick Deming- Sherman, nee whitman.
gave the first of series of three 'at homes" last
Wednesday in her apartments at No lS4 Chnton-st
The engagement has been announced of Stanley
G. funnson son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Gun
nison and Miss Harriet Q. Mclaughlin. daugh-
Ter OF n c. Mclaughlin, of Meadville Penn.
subscription cotillon whose subscribers are from
the same set which gave the Friday Evening Cotil-
Ions will be held the Pierrepont Assembly
Rooms on Friday evening" April DO The Arrange
rnent Committee consists of Miss Grace Chauncey,
Miss Mary p. Earle Miss Florence II. Lee, Miss
Marian w. Low and Miss Clara Ogden. The
patronesses will be Mrs. Jonathan Buckley Mrs.
Jonathan r Lanman, Mrs. James W. MacBride,
Mrs John hoffman. Mrs. Joseph 2. Stillman and
Mrs William A. Taylor.
The Merrynakers presented two plays on Wednes-
aav night at the Knckerbocker Field Club-"Fen-
mel /" a drama in one act by FRANCOIS Coppee. and
'.The Silver Shield" a comedy IN three acts, by
Sydney Grundy-
At the home of Mrs. A. ]. Perry, No. 80 First
Place Wednesday afternoon, the Urban Club held
It's annual business meeting. The following officers
we're elected: Mrs. ]. ]. Schoonhoven, president;
Mrs II. d. Love, first vice president; Mrs Hiram
Steele second vice-president: Mrs c. II. Winsow
third Vice president; Miss Florence Eaton record
ing secretary; Mrs. William Green, corresponding
fee f-rTaar