New-York tribune., 1901-12-01
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.

Miss Ada Louise swanstrom. only daughter OF
Borough President-elect and Mrs ]. Edward swan
strom was married to Walter Howard winter
Wednesday the home Of the brides parents
No "a Halsey-st. The ceremony was performed oy
The Rev S. Clifford Nelson. pastor of the BEDFORD
Avenue Baptist Church. The bride was attired III
gown of white silk trimmed with duehesne d ,e Of
valley Miss Florence Dorrnger attenaeo Me- nei
as maid of honor. and the bridesmaids were MISS
Edith Woodworth and Miss May Henderson j.
as best man while the ushers were Charles Thomas
Church and Dr. T Addison Jenkins OF hr4ohiS IL
After the ceremony there was a large receplloil'
Miss susan Wflkin McWiIliams, daughter of MI
and Mrs. Daniel Wkin McWilliams, and the ReV.
Robert Marshall Blackburn, son of Mr. ana Mrs.
John blackburn of Albany, were married Tuesday
at the home of the bride, No 39 South Portland
ave The ceremony was performed by the Ise'-
DR. Theodore Cuyler, pastor emeritus OF the i-dias
cite Avenue Presbyterian Church. asslsteo ny 'Iie
Rey DR. David Gregg. pastor of the church Inc
bride wore a gown of Renaissance lace, with
wedding veil tule. Her sister. Miss Helen MAI
quand Mcwilliams who was her only at'eiiudi'' ~
was gowned white mousseline de sore a AM eaI II
RED bouquet of pink carnations: nd tbe usbers
III aeTaS IEredeTick ~ N McWfams Howard McWill,
;sns and DR. Clarence Arthur McWilliamS az
by Teception The Rev and Mrs blackburn will
ma ke their home in Reading, Penn
The marriage of Miss Sarah Rider Longmire
eldest daughter of MI and Mrs William G Long
,,4re of No 2l6 ST. Johns Place, and CharleS
Iauristo- Livingston, of Mr. and MIS- Jolh
II Livingston, of No 902 Union-st took place on
Tuesday evening at the home of the bride Inc
ceremony was preferred by the Rev DR. CorneIus
7 lyelis The bride gown OF whlte crepe
Meteor trimmed with old point and & IsisS fie
with strearners OF t9iIe I ister acted as matron
Of homer and bridesmaids We're MISS nstns
of me bride Graham X Mellon, OF 81 taui: olld md
cousin of the bridegrooTna: aeIgG S Henry D. Lott
ana Go e Smith %r Sf BT%2bT9 snS NTg Ii9ngson
viii i've At No . P0ihenqs mus flScf bx Mrs. m Livingston.
mother of the bridegroom
Miss Adele Walton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
1abn 7 Walton of Nc 1o6 Wiilow-st and FRANK
-,,i,, C-1,an5rer were married Tuesday even
inc at the home of the bride by the f'eN- Law
-yoore Hunter The decorations ana the so"iis "
the bride and her attendants were OF "Il'e- AZ,
bride was attred in white satin tn ana id ed Of honor
bouquet lilies Of the yaeyd d e Mss nlI fhe u Paffard
Miss Florence " ai52n' aIb The Vore gowns of
was the only brl9esI4iia5 ei5 vtl5fts carnations John
G. Underh acted as best man. 5iiu XTlton Philip
Albert E. Chandler, 1FahT T%rh of Brooklyn
Miss Alice Murray Mackey, whose marriage 'o
RAYMOND Disbrow Van Name was postpoieu p
cause of Miss Mackeys ilpess, has so lai - -,
cred that cards have been issued announcing th"'
,,e wedding viii take place on ThursdaE IA The
noon The ceremony VII be PefIoI.heu and viii
nome on oLe ~ a large reception The date orig
sally SET for the wedding was November =
$1,000 ,r-s .,,ori T Hibbard Of No. 4c Gin
- celebrated the thirteenth anniversary OF
their marriage on Tuesday at their nome u nie a.
fair took the form of an afternoon Tea -.
+or1es and the rooms decorated with "ill'e
cbr,-san+henums. Numerous gifts OF slNei anu
,,+ class were received. Mrs. Hibbard wore
Gown Of yellow brocade and RenaisSa3nCe I'D "a
She vas assls,o T r. friends including Mrs. Harry A
F. o Mum. Mrs w B. DaFenPorIT 1 ois I1is Hinrichs
SI 5.ooTpe sherman Mrs. Charles Jean fa!co'
Mrs Arthur Wiliiston' lrnnt MrS hrn ~ Towniey Mrs
Alfred e Hnrichs Miss Edith 6 Rogers s9d Mss
TefE steele musical progranme was lons pTese hv
ed in the evening ToWney assistant pastor Of
Christ Church.
Miss Mabel Darlington King. youngest and only
unmarried daughter of General and Mrs Horauo
C King Of No. 46 Willow-st. and George l1ocA-
wood Brown son Of Mi Mi aad an Married ARR in plymouth
Church on January 3 The cerem9riy, i,i ~ King Tu
lowed by a reception at the nome Oh Ht9S -e'
The engagement is announced Of Miss Lilhas
olena Youngest daughter Of Nj and Mrs Inc
ophilus olena of No 17s ST Johns rS PaTei Wiia ann
Walton, OF 10 $50 Vanderbilt-ave-
Mrs Cbauncey e Low of No 3s Grace Court
,s ;ee,ed cards for two at homes. 10 be given on
FRIDAY and Saturday, when she will introduce heI
daughter Miss Angeline Low In I the y eoare dance @
holidays. Mrs Low VIII 9ioc1|iS 60 -
for her daughter
Mrs Albert O. Mcdonald Of No. AZ Remsen-st'
r;11 eive dance on December =. 20 introduce heT
ds,,pb-er Miss Eliza beth Mcdonald. On the next
evening she will give another oahce' lroli uii'-'
II o'clock
Miss Katherine Farnsworth. daughter Of Mr.
a-d Mrs Alfred Brush Farnsworth Of No 1918
Avenue c FlatbIsh and Dr. Hugh Hamilton At
kinson were married last night at the nome OF
the bride. The brides only attehofilI Va -HlS7
EarheTine C Baxter. Of Manhattan F. NJ klTe-
bsrke was hest man. A reception followed the
ceremony
ni,al for Babies was held yesterday afternoon in
the home OF Mrs William Denison Jones, NO lo
Garden Place from 3 until o'clock There were
tables for cake, candy, slippers ana uhclallheu
packages and a good sum was reall~eu
Miss Mabel G. La Vie. of No. 60 Remsen-st, Will
this week entertain Miss Daisy Biehl. of Gettys-
burg Penn. On Friday Miss La Vie will give
luncheon for her guest at The Hamilton CIuo
Mrs Victor Ballard Will give euchre party at
her home No. ass Washington-ave. Friday after
noon Of this week, for the benefit of the charity
fund Zf Miss Whitcomb's aiumnae- This Is one OF a
series of entertainments be given in the course
on number OF charitable enterprises started by
the alumnse
The Ballard GIee Club will give concert and
dance at the Pouch Gallery. No 345 Clnton-ave..
on Thursday evening, December !, at S3o o'clock
Invitations have been issued for a musical tea to
he given by the managers of the Brooklyn Training
school and Home for Young Girls, No. 1,4SS Pacific
st Thursday from until 10 o'clock The purpose
of the Institution is to provide a home for young
girls and give them such training in domestic en-
ployments make them self-supportinG.