New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.

BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
Announcement is made of the engagement OF
Harold l. Pratt. youngest son OF the late Charles
pratt, of Cnton-ave., and Miss Harriet Barnes.
daughter OF Nj. and Mrs. John Barnes, OF Rock
April 10 visit Mrs Charles Pratt and on Easter
Tuesday Miss trait II wIn give luncheon for her
and she was at Smith. Both graduated in
June last.
The engagement OF Willard c. Candee. elder son
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Willard L. Candee of No 2s3
Garfield Place. and Miss Edna /. Burnett OF
Newburg. n Y. is announced.
The md-Lent garden concert al the Art Associa-
ton rooms on Tuesday evening for the benefit of
childrens parks and Fairgrounds was well at
tended. The entertainment was given under the
patronage Of Mrs. Samuel 3. Duryea and Mrs.
Tunis G. Bergen The walls and ceiling Of the
main room were draped with wild grape vines.
in New-Jersey woods. and 10 the vines were
fastened thousands OF Wistaria blossoms Other
Among the women present in costume were Mrs.
Robert Low Pierrepont, Mrs. Russell 7. Prentiss
Jessie Neergaard and Mrs Henry b. Ketcham.
Mrs William X. Wilson, of No. 12s Hicks-st
will give dance Friday evening of Easter
week for her daughter. Miss Edna H. Wilson, and
her niece, Miss Elsie X. Martin. the Pierrepont
Assembly rooms.
fancy dress party will be given on Saturday
evening at the Farm House. Prospect Park. by
Mrs Frederick II. Bedford. OF No 1872 Wfloughhy-
ave- in honor of her daughter Miss Mildred Bed
ford. and her son. Edward T. Bedford. second.
The annual dance of the Philia Society of Adelphi
will be given on Friday evening of Easter week at
College Han.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie B. Decker younger
daughter Of Mrs. Frank c. Smith. Of the Hotel ST.
George, and James McClernan of Richmond. Va.
took place Monday afternoon in the drawing
room OF the hotel Miss Decker was unattended.
bride and bridegroom will make their home in
Chicago
The marriage of Miss Bessie B. Myers daughter
Of Mrs. Harriet L. Myers, of No. CSC Bergen-st,
and Warren Van Dyke Trott. Of Warren f.
Trott. OF Putnam-ave., took place on Monday even
Ing at the Baptist Temple. Schermerhorn-st. and
Third-ave. The brides attendants her cousins
Mss Marie & l. Banesr & Ms; as maid Of b ho22T and Miss
Manhattan. as bridesmaids: The best man was
Ketcham and Andrew o Bancker cousins OF the
bride, and John Colby. Frederick Beldsn. Louis
mOny was followed by reception at the home OF
the bride
The marriage of Miss May A. Ward. eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. James Ward, of the Bushwick
section, and Charles F. Block took place on
Wednesday evening at the Pro-Cathedral. in Jayst.
The bridesmaid was Miss Kate Geary, and the best
man was Albert H. Block. a brother OF the bride
groom The ushers BENJAMIN Pearson. Ter
ence Filan. William Riley and William Kelly. After
the brides parents, No. 1872 Greene-ave.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie c. Landfear, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs William r. Landfear. and DR..
Stewart Lewis OF Cambridge Place took place
Thursday evening in St Georges Church. Gates
and Marcy aves. The brides only attendant
Miss Alicia Hennessey, Of East Orange, who acted
as maid OF honor John Cornell, OF Charleston,
s. c.. best man. The ushers were William r.
LANG. Lyman Bodman Frank Sheppard and Kel-
sey Morford Following the ceremony, reception
was held at the home of the brides parents, No.
25S Madison-st
Three hundred members of the Montauk Club OF
Brooklyn have formed a theatre party TO witness
the production of "LAiglon' by Nine. Bernhardt
and NJ. Coquelin the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music on Saturday night, April G. The entertain
chairman; William A. Avis Clinton l. Rosster,
Howard W. Maxwell, r. W. Appleton, Herbert T.
Bridgnan. H p. DelatoIr, Edward Dodge. Will
lam H. Ziegler, 7. l. Mathews and GrenVille
Perrin is making all arrangements for the theatre
party.
An opportunity viii be afforded TO hear instru-
mental and vocal music Thursday evening of
this week the Church OF the Good Shepherd,
McDonough-st., near Stuyvesant-ave. Thomas Nc
Donough the organist OF the church. will accom-
pany Charles II. Morse who for many years
the organist OF Plymouth Church. A number of
vocalists, including Edward Shaw. basso of Balti-
more Nd; Miss NJ. Louise Mundel contralto, and
Miss Minnie L Berg. soprano, or Manhattan, viii
the auspices OF the Rector's Aid Society Of the
church