New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

ter of Thomas /. Leeming will take place on
@ oen at sbg FessB9n Fl0en r0m 3y til
o'clock, at her home, No 4SO FOurth-st
Miss s. Aletta Williams. daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs Richard r. Williams. of No. l24 St.
James's Place, will make her debut Thursday
afternoon, December 90 at reception followed by
Mrs. J. c. Van Cleef. of the Mansion House, gave
a dinner on Wednesday to announce the engage
ment Of her only daughter, Miss Lulu Van Ceef. TO
William c Duncan. formerly of North Brookheld.
Mass Mr. Duncan was graduated from Amherst
College with the class of 81 and is instructor
in elocution in the Polytechnic Institute. An
engagement of Miss Grace F. Richardson youngest
and only unmarried daughter of Mrs. z. ". Rich
Talcott, Of No. 20 Perrepont-st In the red parlor
Of the Mansion House the dinner served. The
table decorations were in red. In making the
double announcement the names of the young folks
were inscribed on two small hearts painted in gold
on hearts of thin red paper. which were rolled
tightly and inserted in candied pears served with
| the grape fruit course.
The engagement is announced of Miss Phoebe S.
| Combes. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. r. G f. Combes.
nf No. SO Hancock-st and Frederic Gurney, son of
4 Mr.. and Mrs Richard Gurney, of Park Place.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. Charles A
Moore, OF No. 49 Eighth-aYe., for the coming out
| reception Of her daughter Miss Jessie c. Moore
for Saturday afternoon, December 10. from till
O'Clock
The wedding of Miss Cornelia d. Wingert
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w Wingert of
No 10 Caton-ave-, Flatbush, and Tracy b. Catlin
son Of A B. Catlin. was celebrated on Wednesday
afternoon in the Flatbush Reformed Dutch church
/ Palms decorated the church. and along the ats1as
! the white ribbons were fastened with yellow,
chrysanthemums. The bride was attended nv ~
cousin, Miss Mary Snedeker, as maid of bonor
Mildred Cort and Miss Virginia Cort nfeces ~ ths
bridegroom. were flower girls Among the guests
| al me church were General Isaac Catlin General
BENJAMIN I. Tracy; Mr.. and Mrs Rufus o. CatIjn
MI ana Mrs r ". Catlin Mr.. and Mrs Roberi
and Mrs. Robert Black DR. and Mrs 49,. IT
Duryea Mr. and Mrs Frank Schenck and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Whitney vi anu
The wedding OF Mrs II. J. Morris af No 40
SiXth-ave-. and John Watterson OF Iowa ua
| solemnized on Thursday evening in An sa,nt,
/ Church There were attendants and onl, a.
| innate friends and relatives were nresap+ 90 a.
SSeTeohy Senss Br Mr W2tterson is official of the
Coonel Henry Watterson. Editor OF The T,,,s L
IT J bti onFnaL F Mrs Morris a widow
great grandson OF signer Of the DecIsrstfe e me
Independence. '''' VI
On Thanksgiving Eve the wedding oF Ngiss 7
Annette Ewart. a niece Of Mrs. NJ F. Brown OF
Nostrand-ave-, and George F. Schwartz was cole
brated in St Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church
The Rev. Or. H. c. swentzel. rector OF the church
performed The ceremony. Miss Minnie Schwartz
acted as maid Of honor The bridesmaids were
Miss Clara Hamilton, Miss Nan Darrow and Miss
ga MABEL G WOOD Frederick F. Schwartz. brother OF
the bridegroom. was best man.
The twenty-hfth anniversary OF their marriage
was celebrated by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b. Bailey
on the evening Of Thanksgiving Day at their
nome NO. 4seA Monroe-st. They received their
friends under bower OF palms and choice exotics
ana the parl0Fs we're decorated Uit1 palms and