New-York tribune., 1901-01-27
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
AFFAIRS IN THE TOWNS OF LONG LSLAND-HAPPENINGS IN
NASSAU AND SUFFOLK.
BROOKLYN SOCIAL

The Charity Bah will take place the evening
OF ST Valentines Day. at the Pouch Gallery
Among the members Of the committee for the ball
are Howard {. Pyle. chairman; William J. Hew-
lett. Charles l. schenck. Pierre II. Parsons J. 5.
S. Remsen, Henry W. Hazeton, Thomas Cochran.
Dr. Victor Ballard and Ralph Urderhil. Supper
viii be served in the banquet hall continuously
the patronesses are Mrs. w. II. Garrison, Mrs.
John II. Burtis. Mrs Julian, D. Fairehild. Mrs Mrs
Thomas y. Pearsall, Mrs. Edward /. Rossiter'
Mrs Timothy /. woodruff. Ms. S. V. White, Mrs.
Alfred T. Vernon and Mrs. G. f. Richardson.
The marriage Of Miss Florence z. Palmer, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell NJ Palmer, OF
No. 3S Clnton-ave.. and Theodore Weicker, of
stamford Conn., was celebrated on Monday even
ing at the home OF the bride. In the bay window
Of the red music room an improvised altar was
erected. the window itself being converted into a
canopy Of smilax and asparagus fern, with a
standard topped with white roses on either corner.
In this apartment and in the room adjoining the
decorations were composed entirely of Bride roses
TIE dra wing ornamented with Amer
ican Beauty roses. The rose pink reception room
was decorated with Bridesmaid roses. the library
roses. The walls banked with palms The
fhe next day among the hospitals The brides
maids Miss Lilly Palmer. Miss Elizabeth
Achelis Miss Margaret Achelis. Miss Jessie Neer.
gard and Miss Luchen Hewitt. Of Brooklyn; ana
Miss Lillian Holbrool Of Manhattan. Miss Grace
honor The best man was Herman Weicker.
brother Of the bridegroom The ushers were the
bride's two brothers Lowell NJ. Palmer. jr. and
Arthur W Pa1r1ar. ard George Merck. q. simon
DR. Robert L. Tye and W. George springmIuhl, OF
Manhattan. The bride and bridegroom will spend
several weeks in Egypt and VII visit FaiesInt. t,
return in the early summer they will make their
home in Stamford.
The marriage OF Miss Minnie F. Gallagher and
Or Thomas c. Mcnamara Of Hobolen. " J.. was
solemnized on Wednesday in ST. Johns Chapel
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Ssle9 isr@on ASSISTED @ by Monsienor Barrett There
special music by the Choral Art soclety Inc oIIae
of the Catholic Knights Of America Miss GertEud
SaI,ashen1; aL n, D ! MURPHY Of Manhattan was the
hest man The ushers were Dr. Joseph Gallagher
calaFhe- and John Archer. After. the ceremony
there was reception at the home Of the bride. NO
"a Pulaski-st
A musical breakfast was given Tuesday by
Mrs Frederic r. Pratt at her home, No. 22s Gin
ton-ave Poinsettia and Christmas greens deco
rated the han and library The color scheme Of
she music room was green and white. and the
dining room was decorated in pink musical
programme INTERPRETED hy the kneisel quar-
tet and Miss Catharine Pelton. mezzo-soprano IN
the receiving party with MIS- Pratt we're MTs Mrs
lewis ". Francis, Mrs Herbert L Pratt ;,pTi MaSi
r, J. Kimhall, Miss Kimbal, Miss Annie kimoali
and Mrs. Charles Adams.
Mrs. Edward J. Rossiter. OF No. 7Sl Carror-st-.
has issued cards for reception Thursday after
noon. February z from till O'Clock.
The first Of two receptions was given on Monday
afternoon By Mrs. Lewis NJ. Gibb, formerly Pink
erton at her home. No $l3 Garfield Place, Mr. and
Mrs Gibb were assisted in receiving by Mrs. John
Gibb sirs. Walter Glib, Mrs. William Y. Hester:
Chicago: Miss Adele Frank and Miss Annie Kim
ball
Mrs J. Rogers Maxwell Monday gave the
second of two lat homes for her daughter. Mrs.
Howard F. whitney at her home No, IS Eighth
ave In the receiving party were Mrs Ms Howard DIV w
Mrs. Donald G. Geddes Mrs. Samuel Russell jr,
2iinb F9sTes Miss Barnes Miss Florence Lowell.
Miss Male Howard and Miss Edna Schuyler, OF
Manhattan
Cards have been issued by Mrs J. Henry Dick
of No; l64 South Ninth-st.: for reception on
Thursday afternoon. February a.
The extra dance of the Junior Cotillons will be
given on Saturday evening, February l6 at the
Pierrepont Assembly Rooms. and will be In the
nature Of a dinner dance. The dinner, which VIII
be served at small tables the banquet hall, viii
be arranged by Pierre n Parsons MaNMeIi Lester, L
and Herbert Fuller
Mrs. Frank r. Baker. of No. $40 Bedford-ave.
will give an evening card party on Wednesday,
and Friday afternoon she will entertain al
dove euchre.
Mrs Albert C. Mcdonald viii give reception on
Wednesday afternoon from till 4 O'Clock at her
home, No. a. Remsen-st.
Mrs Willard L. Candee and Miss Olyve Candee
will give a large reception Tuesday February
g. at their new home, No. 293 Garfield Place. A
dinner and small dance will follow.
The marriage Of Miss Janet Mckay Lamb
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Lamb and
Clarence NJ loves son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
loves. was celebrated Wednesday evening at
the brides home, No. DIS Rodney-st. The rooms
effectively decorated with palms and pink
The brides only attendant her sister
Miss Gertrude Lamb. The best Alfred
y. Ives. The usheTS William F. Lamb. the
brides brother; Ferdinand S Crosby Everett Cald-
We'll and Frederick Charles.
The marriage of Miss Florence NJ. Lee. daugh-
Of Mr. and Mrs Donald s /. Lee, and Alfred
J.. Norris was solemnized on Wednesday after
in Grace Church. The color of the deco
rations was green and white The chancel was
delabra were enbOwered in lilies The full choral
service participated in by the vested choir of
men and boys. Miss Louisa ". Lee, sister of the
bride, acted maid of honor. The bridesmaids
We're Miss Frances y. Norris. sister of the bride
groom: Miss Madeleine Chauncey, Miss Grace
Ehauncey and Miss Agema Y. Wheeler. of Brook
lyn; Miss Elizabeth F. Sargent and Miss Susan W.
Garlic OF Manhattan, and Miss Marion Richards, of
North AttebOrO Mass Miss Bertha Stockwell
unable to he bridesmaid. she had
tirely recovered from her recent illness The best
Jay +. Carlisle. The ushers Albert
r. Fish, Carl c. Rasmus, Frederick I. Pearsall,
11emuel c. Benedict Ira Richards, jr., William