New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
1vouEN ARGUE IN COURT OVER RIGHT TO USE NAhE
"WoMEN's REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE CLUB"
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
WEDDINGS. DANCES, CoTILLONs AND
RECEPTIONS WILL ENLIVEN THE
OPENING OF THE SEASON.

Miss Elizabeth Marshall Seaverns,. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Francis seaverns, Of No. 26s Han
cock-st and DR.. Joseph T. Dowling, OF Albany
were married at o'clock on wednesday evening
at the Church of Our Saviour by the Rev. John T.
Forbes, pastor of the church Green ano "hlee
were the colors used in the decorations and the
gowns Of the brides attendants Miss seaVerns
attired in a gown OF ivory whlte sauh Inc
| waist was a transparent yoke Of duchesse ana
| point lace. with bolero jacket Of the same ma
| teral, and the skirt had long train The bridal
veil was tulle Miss Seaverns carried a bouquet
seaverns attended her sister as maid Of honor snd
Henrietta s Jones. Miss Helen Matchett, Miss Ruth
Peters and Miss Aline Sloan. Of Brooklyn and MISS
best man was br. Charles W. Townsend, Of Man
y 1d o1 5hs % gsfss feos @ fGh %a D ud
derow and DR.. Irving Sherman. OF Mammalian, and
The ceremony was followed by reception at the
home Of the bride
Miss Mary Hartwell Chittenden. daughter Of Mr
and Mrs. Simeon Baldwin Chittenden. Of No. zl2
Columbia Heights. and Augustus +. Holly, )r.
were married at 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon in
the Church OF the Pilgrims by the Rev. Dr. H P
Dewey. The bride who was sttired In gown OF
white chiffon. was attended by her sister Miss
maids were Miss Anna H Lusk and Miss Louise
r. Holly. of Manhattan James Kissam Holly was
Chittender, jr., John Hin Morgan. Thomas sliden.
thur 1. Wheeler. A reception at the brides home
followed the ceremony On 1 Eefprn9g from ter heir
~AO'-S
home in MaInaroneck, N Y
The wedding Of Miss Helen Foster Condor.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Condon of No 13s
Lincoln Place, and Horatio Harris Phinney took
place at o'clock on Wednesday evening at the
home Of the brides parents. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. John Reid. pastor Of
the Memorial Presbyterian Church. The house was
beautifully decorated with snilax. white chrysan-
themums, asparagus fern, orchids and American
Beauty roses The bride wore handsome gown of
pybit
Eleanor Taylor, Of Boston: niece OF the bride
groom, acted as maid of honor and the brides
maids Were Miss A Adelaide Walker and Miss Miss
Pratt Phinney. Of Boston while the ushers were
]. Hathaway Pope, DR.. ]. George Taylor and Mar
land Longdon Pratt
Miss Julia Watson Sherman. youngest daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Taylor Sherman, and An
drew Hermance De Witt were married on Thurs
day evening at St Peters Church. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Lindsay Parker. as
sisted by the Rev. DR.. Reese F. Alsop- The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Susan Watson
Sherman, maid Of honor, and Miss Addin j De De
Wit Miss Cornea s HereT Miss Miss EliaaoetR RoiIe
Duff Miss Theo E Mccord MISS Sdasrnsfd Slata beite
William Campbell was best man ana me uShers Sh
man brothers of the bride: Joseph W Greene
Charles F. W Reckenberg. Herbert r. RODGERS & & ana 40
Leonard S. Wetmore. a reception at the nome Oh
the bride. No 265 Henryst. followed the ceremony
Miss Florence Matilda Block, second daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John William Block. and Edward Bald
win Rice son of James Rice, were married on
Wednesday evening at the home or the brlde, NO
1873 Eastern Parkway. The Rev. DR.. l. Mason
Clarke nastor of Grace Presbyterian Church. per-
formed the ceremony. The bride wore gown OF
white chiffon trimmed with Bruges lace, ana
q bouquet of white chrysantEehlutlSc. f1eI
Block who acted maid Of honor. The best man
was Auglstin S. Hart, and the ushers were Charies
c. Putnam jr, and Guy Carleton
The first of q series OF dances planned Tor this
winter took place the Marine and Field Clubs
house on Tuesday evening. Dinner was served in
the main clubhouse which decorated with
autumn foliage while the dance was held In Tower
Hall
Dr. and Mrs Victor Ballard held dance on
Monday afternoon their home, No. 45S Wash
ington-ave The hosts assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Charles NJ. Phinney. Miss Bessie Arthur,
Miss Marie Beaumont Weber Miss Alice Post, Miss
Evans, Miss Haaker and Miss Elizabeth
Wilson. Miss Kathryn Weston and Miss Florence
Dunkley presided the table. The guests
were entertained in the music room, which was
attractively decorated with pink and white chry
santhemums.
lon a series of dances started last by Miss
Eleanor williams These affairs for the young
girls and boys whose youth debars them from
membership In the Junior Cotillons. and are con-
Quoted like dancing classes, with Miss Williams
instructor. The list of patronesses comprises Mrs.
Hiram r. Steele Mrs Franklin w Hopkins Mrs.
George Stanton, Mrs. Stephen V White, Mrs.
Joseph H. Sutphin Mrs. John H. Stoddard, Mrs
]. Walton and Mrs. Samuel A. Wood. The dates
Sslscted are Saturday evenings. November %. De-