New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
AFFAIRS OF THE BOROUGHs on LONG LSLAND-HAPPEN
VGs IN NASSAU AND SUFFOLK.
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.

Announcement IS made OF the engagement oI
John 8 Fiske eldest Of Dr. and Mrs " NlAlA,H
NJ l. Fiske Of No 4S4 Bedford-ave. ano MISS iuH
! Gordon. daughter of Mrs ] j. Gordon OF nor
foil Va MIR Fiske is a lieutenant in Troop
ana a veteran Of the Spanish American W ar: a
member OF the Crescent Ahletc anu tii iSoi,Tnbis
University. from which he was graduates IN ntn Sne
class of 20. Miss Gordon is related TO t''e '0H4
sons OF Nashville. Tenn
The marriage of Miss Mary a. Kellett. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs John Kellett, and John H. Iohse
took place on Wednesday evening IN the 0hurch
OF the Redeemer. The chancel was decorated win
palms. white roses and sweet peas MISS Aape! ~ bI AZ
Mhitsy niece of the bride. acted as maid oI hoIoI
Gertrude Phillips and Miss Isabel Matthews OF
Manhattan. A. "; Banta was nest man 10 ze,iatt
Wlh,fIev ana John A. Kellett. The ceremony was
followed by reception at the home of the brides
sister. Ne. SSs Grand-aNe.
The wedding Of Miss Ethel C. Baker. only dargh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Baker, and Harry
Ie Roy Moody took place Tuesday evening at
the home of the brides parents, No le54 Park
Place. The brioes only attenaant was mrs, .il GHs
tave W. ). Stevens. The pest man was fFeoerloh
Moody. There were no ushers.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Williams celebrated their
golden wedding on Wednesday evening at their
home. No 169 Hicks-st., where Mrs Williams
who was formerly Miss Eliza c Spelman has
lived for more than sixty years, and where her
father and mother celebrated their golden wedding.
Az The ' CEREMONY on Wednesday evening there
AZ the wedding party fifty years ago. Mr.. ami
Mrs Thomas J. barbour acted as most Go SS
Many Of the women present wore ther "euolNs
gowns.
The engagement Of Miss Nan E Langdon. daugh-
ter of Mrs p c Langdon. Of No. 100 South Elliott
Place and Edwin /. Allen. jr, Of No 1854 Classon-
ave, is announced.
The marriage Of Miss Evelyn Henry daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. William w Henry, OF Berkeley
Cal and Charles T. Stoppani. OF 10. 81 Lafayette
nve will take place tomorrow al the home or the
bride. IN Berkeley. After two months, ZIP
through the West Mr.. and Mrs. stoppam VIII i've
IN Manhattan.
The Urban Club gave its last reception for the
season on Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs R Percy Chttenden. at Dyker Heights Mrs.
Chitten6en was assisted in RECEIVING D! her SIS
ter. Miss Fisher.
Announcement is made Of the engagement OF
Miss Mabel Walden. of No. go Sterling Place ana
Harry T. Lees OF Flatbush
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth ". Gsfney.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John 5. Gafney. Of No
s75 CIinton-st., and Cornelius Toomey. OF Man
haitian took place Tuesday evening in ST
Agness Church. Hoyt and sackett sts. The bride
was attended by her sisters the Misses Adelaide
H. May A and Rose L. Gaffney. The best man
1shsTs MsnefeaD Sefe gOnn ana Emil Roker OF jersey City
The house decorated with mountain laurel
kills and cut flowers and plants.
The wedding of Miss Sarah D. Dalton, daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs William A. Dalton. and Frank
r. Dickey, son OF Justice Dickey. OF the Supreme
Court took place Thursday afternoon in the
Church Of the Good Shepherd. IN McDonough-st.
Miss Marion Latham. of Manhattan. cousin of the
bride acted as maid OF honor. William n Conklin
was best man. The ushers were Harry A. Terrel,
brother-in-law of the bride: Warren F. Dickey. Of
NeWburg, a cousin of the bridegroom; Frank ;.
Senior and Clifford T. McCalla AFTER the cerc-
rnony there reception at the brides home.
No 7l6 Macon-st.
General and Mrs. Horatio c. King gave an IN
formal dinner party Thursday evening at their
home. No. IS Willow-st in honor Of Mrs. John 7.
Howard. the mother of Mrs. King. who will soon
celebrate he1 eighty-ninth birthday. Among those
present were Joseph Howard. jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
Percy r. Gray and John Hamway