New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD

-rbree important weddings took place on " eulie
A. evening At the Second Presbyterian ChuIc"
ar O'Clock Miss Laura Norman hegei!dil' .,,
ond daughter Of MIR and Mrs Fe'er ,5 -
r4aernan Of No 50 Monroe Place. was ihaiii' -,
,E.xu,s Lester the only son OF MI ai' -,
- II : ester The church was decorator WIN
Mains and Easter lilies. The brloe VIZ cba
~ heavy white satin trimmed win POM "a or
carried a bouquet of lilies OF the Naie9 -, az" I'D
cbids The maid OF honor wore plhA IN a.
hts and The seven bridesmaids were AN AZ
White Miss Florence f. HegeTnan al,e ECZEMA
sister as maid honor. and MISS laG rae The first
br3sesrnad The others We're Miss MaT T2yrie Miss
L - Williams Miss Fanny NJ. Hoaglana' Nj
Mary T Cotton and MISS l-ou ,efn Iohn Rogers
H1xseI ir and the ushers We're Frank Alan
io6n Walker Lewis. Josiah o Low aI.4rI
s 5t o0' and Arthur r Whitney; large rect b
lion followed at the home OF Ilv 5 N NJ ester
GefGT from their wedding tour will ye for
Bay Shore, where the! ma tbay viii live on the
Heights.
=. he same hour the wedding Of Miss hol'i
C.rosvenor Rogers, niece of Mrs 1eois IT,
and Noel Bush took place at Chrlsl ''U' - u
r-non,- was performed by the Rev arthur -
Kinsolying rector Of the church. VINO i d" -.
. r. ,,ri6e. his brother the Right Rev l1Iei''
Iae 1<insolvins Bishop Of Brazil. VINO va"
have assisted. being unable to be pIeS'l. 5
BRIDES gown of white crepe De fmS We're
Sih oweP girl and paeMss Mary Bruce hSfr
and Master Charles knsolying N aItI ~ ,shers
ATTENDED his brother as hes6 man fnWndes Rhett
were Arthur Lee. Russell BoSue ,LuuN,rbt Julian
s-5 E7rs-ts L Prentiss. of TINS boL III
Sneq6qTg o On returning from their wedding tour
Mr. and Mrs. Bush viii live al No i''
The third wedding of the day was that Q. , -
--t.~lo+,e Helen Jadwin. daughter Of Mr. ana Nj
Orlando II. Jadwin, OF No. 10 ''a!eS-"N,' - 6
Henry Ridgway Lathrop, when loon pc Ia
O'Clock in the evening at the nome u ~ ~
The ceremony was performed by the ne. -.
z -. MI aod Of Scranton. Penn. assisted "S Inv
Rev Joseph u Burren. Of the ClassoH = -
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Miss JadNln wore " So
IF white satin trimmed with Irish pol9 1I Her
carried white roses ana nle 71--LaIa,6 who acted
oniI attendant was Miss Vida kneeiahu, WI VI Sorsn-
a Penn ATTENDED his brother as hest man sII
he ushers George II I-athrrfi "a brother
~ 9b bride Clarence Hastings and Henry och
ran of Manhattan: James ,a rs re"eption followed
the welding Mr. and Mrs IsthT" ride am narents
wedding tour and stay With the oriue
viii make their home In Nebraska
o 70 tho nrettIest weddings of the week was
.,.t of Miss Mary Pitman Earle. second daush'el
of Mr. and Mrs Henry Earle OF No az mem 81
80 Da,ia Thomas Moore. which took place on
rTnesday at the Church of the Pilgrims. which was
decorated for the occasion. The bride wore d go"
of u-hite chiffon and carried La France roses =
aice CIary Earle attended her sister as mal 2 ei
honor and there were Tour hrlu ~ k-io-ence
3 3s,i snd Miss adelaide Chauncey. The bride
groOm's best man Vas Harry Earle a, brother OF
The bride: DR. Clarence b. HYDE and EdW H2,Ti -
Grosyenor Nichols and John s. Phipps, Of Manh3t-
tan o Mao2 Phnns Of Stamford: Frank B. smith of
Baltimore and Lucius G Fisher IT. oI oi lt' ~ :
pretty decorated
Invitations have been issued for the wedding OF
Miss Mabel worman and William c. Bartlett 10
take Mace on Wednesday at the Church OF me
Good Shepherd. McDonough-st, near StuNNeSah'-
ave The ceremony viii be performed by the KEY.
DR. Rogers at $50 O'Clock Miss Ethel Wormer WIZ
maids Hiil he Miss Ida shepherd Of this boroWEh n
and Miss Maud TURNOUT OF h MSfna will act
as flower girl Mr.. Bartetts best man VIII 1e 10
r Partieft of Greenwich. Conn, BROTHER OF me
Bridegroom Walter wormer the brides ,,I bro1her
Bowers Of Manhattan. pink and white 1ecep@ T
vii tollSm after which the young couple
will start extended bridal 1ouf-
announcement has been made of the engagement
of Niee Franc Woodworth. youngest daughter Of
NJ and Mrs Frank Herbert Woodwork. Of No %
Central Park West Manhattan. and Allan Plnker-
ton oqy son Of Mf aa this borough Mr. Pink
erton is well known in Brooklyn as a ig 9a
show Association and the Penataquit Corinthian
Yacht Club Of Bay Ridge
Miss Cora Kraerner Runyon daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Edward w Runyon. Of No Sis Safest VIII
be married to George yelling Giddngs son OF t''e
late Silas NJ. Giddings. at O'Clock on the evening
of Tuesday Anril % The ceremony VIII De loi-
Io,e6 l,1 a reception at the home Of the bride MISS
punvon will be attended by her sister MISS MISS, y.
Louise Runyon. as maid OF n9noI, biiq mn an
maids will be Laura Nheeock ftuiH oIL ,I
other sister and Miss Alice Gage RuTy on; a ;m he
- wan and the ushers will be Frank Jenks'
r. this borough. and John +. Tucker OF MAMMA '
49,, .-;o- promenade Of the Polytechnic Insti-
80 rJn he held on Friday night of this week
The decorations viii be red and white when are
.he olors of the class Of 03 The class committee
On charge of the promenade is composed OF Gar
a,oe1 p Ferguson. Henry p. Journeay and Fred
er,ck W. wu-ster il The patronesses Will be Mrs
r. Ross Appleton Mrs Pergy T hf ioIfI Mrs
Herbert T. Ketcham Mrs VILLAIN H. r5 5iaGnpis;
Mrs Edward L. Rooster Mrs. Ches'er l. f'lcnaI Us
and Mrs. Henry Sanger snow
The subscription dance given at the Pouch Gal
lery on Wednesday evening by the southern 90
cietv was attended by many Of the most prominent
so,therners in the borough William Ward Childs,
president of the society EeceIyel me pr
son Mrs Edward F. Geer. MIS-. Augustus Van
Wyck Mrs Henry Mackay. Mrs Henry Parks
and Mrs S A Firth.
A representative audience gathered on Tuesday
.rening at the Germania Club To witness the three
,lavs produced by Evert Jansen Wendell and
other Manhattan amateurs. Colonel CaTteret
V G." "A Game of Cards and A Pantomime
he ehfs srf named play Mrs George Rublee gave
Of coon songs were sung by Miss Georgia Shipper
The committee in charge of The entertainment com
prised Miss Chittenden Miss Ethel Eames, Miss
Holt Miss Gertrude StockweL Norman ). Dixie
Frederick Dwight. Howard j. Hazclhurst, Arthur
NJ Hatch. Hampton Howell James I. Pierce, jr-
and David Stuart.
A charity lat home" in aid of the Trained
Christian Helpers Will he given by the Nolente OF
Saturday from until o'clock IN the afternoon
at the home of the president OF the organization