New-York tribune., 1900-05-20
BROOKLYN'S SSOCIALWORLD

The engagement has just been announced OF
Martin Rockwell Mead. OF Mrs. George W.
Mead, Of Monroe Place, and Of the well known
members Of the Crescent Athletic Club, to Miss
Marie A. Andrews. of Meriden. Conn Miss An
drews is devoted 70 art and music; Mr. Mead has
made his home for the mest part at Lake Maces.
the large Fairview Farm Of the Mead family.
Another engagement is that recently announced
OF Louis H May, OF No. IS Pierrepont-st., one OF
the cotllon leaders cf Brooklyn, and Miss Clara
Britton. daughter Of B. NJ. Britton. OF Kingston.
Ont, member OF the Canadian Parliament Miss
Britton is a sister of Mrs C Valentine Schuyler.
Tineer " Like her elder Sister. Miss Britton frst
net her hance through fondness in common for
Association in the Thousand Islands.
Miss SaIdee Disbrow Horton, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Augustus Horton. was married
a o'clock Wednesday evening at the home OF her
nsrents No. 1S4 Halsey-st., 10 Robert Campbell
f7r-s son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Irving Hurd OF
paving y Y. The bride was dressed in white
satin the waist enriched with duchesse lace. She
-ar-see e shower bouquet Of lilies Of the valley.
Su-ansoria and purple orchids. The decorations Of
-he house were green and white. A small reception
followed az o'clock after which the couple started
IN g tour through the Eastern States. Among
.+o-s rresent were Mr.. and Mrs E. L Hurd, Jay
E5rrs Mss Ruth Howard, Mr. and Mrs. John B.
To,-cher Of PawIing, y. Y: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
c,seor Nj and Mrs. James ". Hinkley, Mrs.
r5.,.- Gisson and James Williamson, of Pough-
1-.-s,e. Congressman John H. Kercham. of Dover
pits \ Y: 3 y Disbrow. Mrs. W. H. Scherfe
lin Mrs N Augustus Field. Mr. and Mrs VIII
-,ersing Payne. Colonel and Mrs. William Jay, Mrs
roh7 Tsv Nj and Mrs. c De Peyster Field DR..
and Mrs E Benjamin Ramsdeu. Mr. and Mrs
C,1inlaa Charles E Lambert. Mr.. and Mrs H B.
Jagoe al Of Manhattan; Miss s a Dsbrow. Mrs
H chase Mrs E Trtch Miss Pagline gf UlTiGh' TTIa
n D Taggart, Mrs. Marie Ropes. Miss Louise
Ropes NJ 8ne Ars +, -, 5er r1o ~ = Esre Sen
9tor and Mrs. Henry Marshall. Assemblyna1 and
key NJ and Mrs Charles H kjng JSdge EfwaTf FTaIf
B Thomas; Justice sarnusl =. Maaeozt, Et EranA
Homer Roscoe Frost and R. Scott Frost. Of Louis
s R FTank sn5 TT9a6 Tbeoors enf psfro Henry G.
Cisbrow and Mr.. and Mrs H r. Roden.
Miss Elizabeth Elsegood Colyer. daughter of
Clarence FrankIyn Colyer, Of No. So Wyona-st'
and Francis Wiley Jones, Of Manhattan, Ir- Tere mar
Episcopal Church, East New-York-
4 marriage which IS of interest to Brooklyn
neopIe and especially TO those who have followed
he affairs of Erasmus Hall High School, will be
celebrat tea in Meadville Penn. Tuesday. June o
The bridegroom will be Stanley Eaton Gunnison,
son Of AIr. and Mrs Walter B. CIunnison OF no. g
Mclaughlin OF Meadville The marriage will take
Rinee RiIis at the FIRST F'es0y 'eF'4'- e+'-''' u
Harriet T. Chatheld, OF No. 44o Putnam-ave-, was
married on Wednesday evening at the home Of her
aunt Mrs. William H. Bedford, OF No. so South
PoTtiandsye 70 Daniel MaGjer f son N o.
gTav meteor crepe trimmed with white rnousseline
de sole
Miss Mary Adeline Todd. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard s. Todd was married last Tuesday to
George William Schoeneck at her home. No 447
Greene-ave. The house was decorated with palms
and Easter lilies The bride was gowned in white
Irish popIin trimmed with duchesse lace. Miss
Edith Todd. sister Of the bride was maid Of honor
There were no hridesnaids but the bride was at
tended ny Two nower FITS 5LIeI t, t.g eei fI
WHICH vas perf9red by tRe HeT G9STIes h1 H4Te1 es
reception and supper.
The Testers the dramatic club Of former Poly
technic students, made their debut IN theatricals
last week at the Park Theatre. AID were cordially
received. Performances Of the farce Paddock
Holnes' were given Thursday, Friday and yes
terday-
The marriage Of Miss Helen Ackerunan, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Gerow Ackerman, Of
No. 914 President-st. and Francis Augustus Mel
sou. son OF the late Medical Inspector Nelson, c.
3 y; has been set for Tuesday evening June g. at
large reception at the AckerTnan house will follow
the wedding.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Rosecrans OF No 293 Sew
enth-ave who left Thursday on one of the steam
vii make IKE tour through France. Germany. Italy
and Switzerland. returning about August /
John McEvttt and his daughter, Miss Lizzie Nc
F-virt OF CIfnton-st were booked yesterday on the
Furnessia for an extended trip abroad.
Mrs. Joseph T. Tompkins and Miss Annie Z.
Tonpktns. OF No. % Garden Place, will go to Som
erset Inn. Bernardsville. y. J.. June l. and Mr.
and Mrs William D. Jones. of No IS Garden
Place. VIII go Montclair, y. J., on the same
date
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Eddy and Miss Eddy
arrived IN Brooklyn Monday last after a'tour
around the world They stopping at the Hotel
st. George.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hale Bates, of No. 81 Rem
sen-st entertained the class Of 1900 the Packer
Collegiate Institute their home Friday afternoon.
Air. Bates is 4 trustee Of the school, and IL has
long been the custom Of IFS officials 10 entertain
ne graduates The guests included the instruc-
tors ot the institute Each guest received bou-
euet Refreshments were served.
Dr.. and Mrs. Burt D Harrington have returned
from their bridal tour. and living at No. 81
Lencx Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. Heath and their son. Nor
nan 4 Heath OF No. 323 Washingtou-ave., expect
10 sail for Europe June on the Kaiser Wilhelm
u. 70 spend the summer abroad This IS the first
tf1e IN a dozen seasons that they have not opened
Islands, The island which IS now worth much
money. was bought IN 1870 by Mr.. Heath from
George N Pullman for s00.
Mrs.. Louise 4 Sawyer, OF Putnam-ave, accom-
panied by her son and daughter. DR.. John P. Saw
yer nd Mss Belle Louise Sawyer will leave town
OF the Shrewsbury River.
among the Brooklyn people who have sailed for
Europe recently are Mrs. Edwin Bulkey ard Miss
Dorothea BUlkley. William II. Baldwin jr J. ".
COombs. General Stewart L Woodford Miss Susan
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