New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
AFFAIRS IN THE BOROUGHS ON LONG LSLAND-HAPPEN.
INGS IN NASSAU AND SUFFOLK
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

The marriage OF Miss Edith NJ. Glib. youngest
daughter Of John Glib, of No. 2ls Gates-ave., and
William f. KimbalI, only son of Mr and Mrs ROD
]. Kimba Of No. 436 CliDton-ave, was soleIn-
nzed on Tuesday evening in the Church Of the Holy
Trinity. The Rev. DR.. S. d. Mcconnell, the rector,
assisted by the Rev. Ralph Bridges. rector Of ST.
Marks church, Islp, performed the ceremony
The chaucel was banked with tall palms and potted
plants, relieved by pink and white azaleas, ana
punches Of lilies tied 10 the posts Of the front
pews Miss Alice GLIB. niece OF the bride acted
as maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
Clara L. KimbaI and Miss Annie L. Kimball.
sisters of the bridegroom; Miss Irene Braman.
Mis- Sarah Seaman, Miss Ethel PeaTsall and Miss
Elise Ripley. The best man was Charles Morse,
cousin of the bridegroom. and the ushers were
Elmer Gibb, Arthur Gibb and Lewis NJ Gipp tne
brides three brothers; Herbert l. Pratt, John 7
Pratt GeOrg G3GdTc9 SnE and wP ~ ProSdenoe
small reception at the Gibb home followed me
lilies and American Beauty roses, the library with
red carnations and the sitting room with tea roses
presence Of three recent brides all wearing tneig @
wedding gowns-MTs Lewis N E1pp, Tp fnEmerIy
Miss Maxwell. and Mrs Lewis w Francis fprmeT .i1
make their home at the Hotel Margaret.
Arrangements are nearly completed for the an
nual Rainbow Dance for the benefit of the Rain
how cot IN st. Johns Hospital The members OF
the committee for the evening Will be Frank L.
Sniffen. Harry L. Thompson. Walter Moore Henry
Bainbridge. jr., and Ward Belts. The patronesses
Mrs. Henry c Bainbridg6> MIS- Marcus J..
Bailey. Mrs P Bogart, Mrs. H. V. Y. Braman Mrs.
Edward T. Cockey. Mrs. L. NJ. De Witt Mrs J. H
Dykman, Mrs, James r, Eddy. Mrs Harry A
M2ss Gss A, ' B. GODDARD Mrs St Clair Hester Mrs,
William e. frtsb bo0Rie T MFS Miner cv KeeneT Mrs J.
Eliot Isnsstaf Mrs Waller Moore, Mrs Chester
Mcnamara. Mrs. Emma L. Pratt. Mrs Frank L.
Sniffin, Mrs. Estella Swan, Mrs: Harry L. Thomp-
tained at Chambers No 4S9 Futon-st-, or the
Pouch Gallery.
Miss RosaInd Shel of Columbia Heights. who
has been the guest the last year at Denver and
Manitou Of her sister, Mrs. Franklin Cobb Of
Denver. will spend the winter with Mrs Cobb
MISS Shiel is member Of the Amaranth Dramatic
Society at whose performances it was expected she
would appear this season.
The marriage of Miss Caroline H. Messenger.
daughter Of Ir. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Messenger,
and William P. H. Bacon VIII be soemnzed on
Thursday afternoon, January II, in Plymouth
Church.
Announcement has been made of the engagement
Of Miss Edna Cantoni. daughter of Mrs. s. Cantoni
AZ son OF Mrs Mary c. Stenhauser, a resident for
many years OF Congress-st.
Mrs John Wesley French will give the fourth
and last Of the series Of ''at homes" for her
daughter, Mrs. Frederick De Mund N! Mackay. on on
Wednesday afternoon. February 6, at the home OF
Mrs. French, No. 405 Grand-ave.
The engagement of Miss Fannie G. Howard Of
No. 1877 Gates-ave, and Daniel T Merritt OF No l64
Clintcn-st, is announced
The marriage of Miss Lucy u. Rogers, niece Of
Mrs. George Lee, Of No. 122 Amity-st., and Frank
Mead. was solemnized on Wednesday afternoon in
her sister Miss Edith G. Rogers. The best man
ESsar ESs T Tead and Hobart Guon' Of Greenwtch
Conn; Arthur Lee and James NJ R5etf; OF BrooR %
Manhattan.
E.I,o na1t
of Miss Maud A Dunham, of No. 1884 Hancock-st.
and William NJ. Weiant
In the list of patronesses for the Polytechnic
ball which will be given on Friday evening, Janu-
ary q, Mrs. Simeon B. Chittenden, Mrs
Francis L. Hine, Mrs. William Hester Mrs
Josenb r Stiman and Mrs. Henry Sanger snow
Among the patronesses for the dance at the Farm
House in Prospect Park on Friday evening. Feb
ruary g. for the benefit of the Prison Ship Martyrs
Monument Fund, are Mrs. Stephen V. White, Mrs.
Franklin ". Hopkins. Mrs. Henry Sanger Snow,
Mrs William F. Moore. Mrs. William H. Garrison,
Mrs Mirabeau l. Towns and Mrs Cornelius Nor
rison.
The second Bensonhurst subscription dance will
be given at the Dyker Heights Club house, Eighty
sixth-st. and Thirteenth-ave. Thursday even
p. Bogert oeTa Mrs. Fl. Meislahn. Mrs " F. Parftt
Mrs. c. b. Vaux, Mrs R. H. Sherwood and Mrs
The marriage Of Miss Helen Campbell, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Patrick Campbell, and DR.. Henry
C Keenan,, son of Mr. and Mrs. James keenan,, was
solernuized Wednesday in the Church Of the
Nativity. Miss, Mae G. Eddy acted as maid of
honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Alice Campbell,
cousin the bride; DR. Keenan's sister, Miss Ella
keenan,, and Miss Rita NJ. Pendas. The best man
was Albert J. keenan,. brother of the bridegroom.
and the ushers DR.. John A. Lee DR.. Victor
L Zimmerman, Dr. Edward Morris. DR.. Thomas
McGoldrick DR.. Hugh ". Markey, DR.. Joseph L.
Murphy and DR.. John Evitt.
The Manufacturers Association of New-York
gave wonen's reception Wednesday evening at
the Polytechnic Institute, in Livingston-st The
guests were received in the Spcer Library by
Henry Sanger Snow president OF the institute, and
Mrs Snow; Ludwig Nissen president of the Manu-
facturers' Association, and Mrs. Nissen, and Mrs
Hole Professor Northrup, Of the institute made
an interesting address the beauties of the Rhine,
illustrated by stereopticon views.
The second Of the Friday evening dances was
given successfully the Pierrepont Assembly
Rooms The cotillon led by Thomas A. Gar
diner, dancing with Miss Julia A. Fish. The
bers of the committee Miss Madeleine Litch-
field. Miss Alice ogden and Miss Julia A. Fish. The
cotillon consisted of spurs and bits for the
men, and muffs, hats and flowers for the
The Spinsters and Bachelors Club composed of
the younger the Hill, gave the second Of its
Friday evening subscription dances the Pouch
Gallery The patronesses We're Mrs. Herbert APP
be given February 10 and April TO-