New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD

At Christ Church, in the Eastern District on
Wednesday evening Miss Daisy Louise Peterkin.
daughter of Mrs. John Alexander Peterkin of No
ll9 TGylor-st., and Edward Eastman Iremonger
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Iremonger. of No. 2s5
Macon-st., were married by the Rev Dr. James II.
Darlington. Green and white were the coors used
in the decorations. Bride roses adorning the pews
In the centre aisle and the chancel being banked
with palms. The bride was attired in white satin
trimmed with founce OF point lace. and carried n
bouquet of orchids and lilies Of the valley She
was attended by Mrs. Daniel A. Bullard. OF Schuy-
lerviile' y. Y. matron of honor and four brides
malds-Miss Alice Seibert. Miss Elizabeth Cook and
Miss Elsie Goodwin. of Brooklyn. and Miss Daisy
Louise Routh OF Stratford, Conn. The brides
maids all wore gowns Of white while the matron
RED American Beauty roses Harry Pearce Ire
iiqIser ATTENDED mis- brother as best man. and the
Alexander and De Witt Bailey OF This boroti,oS ttSi
haitian ana Charles q Wabrdge & euofRs o{ sSn, Of Man
mont Mass The ceremony was followed nv rc
ceptlon at the home OF the bride AZ
Inc engagement is announced OF Miss Susan
campbell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Felix Carnn-
peii' OF No l8l5 Pacifc-st.. and Adrian Kiernan Of
gagement was made on THURSDAY az tb 0I 41s fne en-
bos IS, %t GIS' "lIham Howard Good. Miss Camp
Announcement is also made of the engagement
of Miss Laura Hubbard. daughter of Mr. "a NJ
OI.
ly OF this borough, and Henry w HeaIv 60, r
MI ana Mrs y. Augustus Healy of No 1eS Co
!4mPia ! Heishts Miss Hubbard is a graduate of
the Brooklyn Heights Seminary in the Class "f is7 l
OIL OIL when she was the president Mr. HeaIv is q
graduate OF Yale. d'S Is
Miss Elsie Harbeck, daughter OF Charles NJ
SIiIohSoh' ana great-grandniece of Cornelius Van
uerDnt was married on Monday evening to Clifton
Dubois Schanck, at the home of tn. bride No 81
Mohroe-st- The ceremony was performed bv the
Rev DR.. S. Parkes Cadman pastor Of tho ,,.I
CVHBIesdt dtloIaI Church The rooms were deCorat-
by about hundred of the relatives and friends of
the young couple. ~ '0iiN' VI
MIS-. Charles Pratt and Miss Pratt gave recon-
ton on Monday afternoon and evening I'm honor NJ
MI ana Mrs. Harold Irving Pratt at the Pratt
mansion No. 232 Clinton-ave. The house ,,as boo,,
tluily decorated, and the attendance was largo
Mrs Pratt wore gown of white peau de sota
trimmed @ with rose point lace; her daughter was at
i teu III Wh!ie moussellne de sole, while Mrs Har
MLrle @ crepe de chine. They received in the draw
Pratt Mrs Frederic B. Pratt Mrs GGaa6tss Gaabert NJ
Pratt Mrs Frank L. Babbott, Miss Annie Kimbaii
4nce Ae L. Morse; Miss Bertha Benedict and MISS
ing there music by an orcbestra SRI HUE dliu even en-
mind bank Of palms. ''0'eu pe
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson Nuttlng and Misc
Nutting will be at home at No 14s South OxforI
ST. on Saturday afternoon, February s. from until
o'clock. They also announce Tuesdays unti
April Mrs. Charles Pratt Miss Pratt ard Mr.
Maroa ] irving Pratt announce at homes on the first
Mrs. Eugene DaScelleS Maxwell of No 12o ISinttt
her daughters, Mrs. Donald Grant Geddee Ga "a
Miss Mary Carleton Maxwell, to take place on Nom
week. ~ u"y OF thls
The Rev. Robert Mcdonald, pastor of the Wash
ington Avenue Baptist Church, addressed the mem
DerS OF the Cosmos Club at the home of Mrs f
H. Belts, No. 1924 Pacfc-st.. on Tuesday after
d noon ne t spoke poke on Behind the Times" and com
present age with the past Miss Heath provided the
musical entertainment N 'iie
A Terpsichorean subscription dance U,as ba,d -
the Pouch Gallery Wednesday evening rrb
mansion was decorated with American flags and
pictures of President Mckinley, in comman,oratio
OF his birthday. Nearly hundred couples from, tb
Park Slope and Hill sections took mart i, +h
dance. The patronesses were Mrs. Richard r, tIoT
laman, Mrs. Albert j. Deatour Mrs ]. F. smith
eTs, Mrs Edward r. Vollmer. Mrs. H w Rnrrv
Mrs Edward l. Graef Mrs Wiiliam Bamboe b6eayers' Wr'
Hugh McMaster. Mrs. James Alexander and Mrs Mrs
ments of the Terpsichorean is composed " of te
Misses Ethel May Hollaman. Marie j. DeiatonT 5Ie
keiier; Bel r Messrs Rudolph O. Bothfed, Joseph p.
Der and Richard cha " Hoilaman. G 1aTer William R. Bam-
luncheon in honor of Miss Lizette sneden LAW
bert who is to be married to Dr. Frank Herr,
Knight, on THURSDAY evening at st. Johns Church
Anna Lidford. who to be one of Miss TsnS6aaaSe S6aaSe
Mrs. Chester l. Richards gave a salmapund,
party last week for the Tuesday Evening In-and
Out Club at her home No. IS Montgomery Place
number of unique games were introduced ana
handsome prizes offered for those who mastered
them. The winners and prizes as follows:
Miss Simonson a Sevres vase: Miss Daisy Sproue