New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.

Thursday evening al the home of the bride. The
ceremony performed by the Rev. DR.. H. T.
Dewey. pastor OF the Church OF the Pilgrims, and
witnessed only by intimate friends and rela-
tives Of the families The bride. who gowned
IN white silk, attended by her younger sister.
Mrs. D. Raft Richardson. of Morrstown, N Y,
matron of honor. Emil II. Frank. jr., attended his
brother best man. and the ushers were d. Raft
RichardsQn, Allan Pinkerton; Adams sumner Hon Hon
don Chubb. Of East Orange y. J.. and a B. Quar-
-ier and Floyd Du Bois, of Manhattan
On the same evening the wedding of Miss Mabel
Wallace Alden. youngest daughter Of Mrs. Jona-
than Alden. of Nc. So Lefferts Place. and Carl II.
Lebkuecher took place in St. James's Protestant
Episcopal Church. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Charles Homer, and the fun choir of
the church in attendance. The bride at
tended by her sister. Mr.. James p. Gardner. as
matron Of honor and by Miss Grace Louise Alden,
Miss Marion Daniels Miss Agnes Dyer Miss Grace
Petit. Miss Ethel Genung and Miss Corneia
Bankley, bridesmaids. DR. Francis Haussling. Of
Newark acted best man. and the ushers
George NJ Alden of Troy; Walter b. Stevens. jr..
Of Brooklyn; Charles NJ. Taylor, Of Manhattan;
Paul Iillinghast TO, Of Engl;ewood, \ j. and Fishard
wedding.
Miss Mabel Carolyn Burton. daughter of Mrs.
William Lewis Burton. OF No 1S2 Schormerhorn-st..
IS to be married to Charles Lewis Viee. formerly
Of Cortland. y. Y. but of Brooklyn, Janu-
ary Is. The marriage. which will be quiet will
take place at the home of the bride. whose only
asttenda,nt VIII be Miss Loie Juanita Eiele, of
jr, will be the best
Miss Selma Huntington Jaryie. daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. William Jsrvie of No. l59 Joraemon-st.,
and Frederick Charles Fletcher. of Providence. r.
!, whose engagement was recently announced: will
bride, Clinton and JoraIeInon SITS small reception
will follow the ceremony.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Annie
Gertrude Merrihew. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
seph Reynolds Merrihew of No 294 Park Place.
and Robert Howes, youngest son of CAPTAIN and
riage will take place on February 10 and will be
witnessed only by intimate friends and relatives
Announcement is also made of the engagement
OF Miss Ada Frances Pryer, eldest daughter of Mrs
Arvilla D. Pryer of No 1.19S Pacifc-st: and Walter
q graduate of Wellesley College in the class of co.
The Ridge Club, of Bay Ridge, gave a holiday
dance at its clubhouse on Monday evening. The
affair largely attended. The patronesses were
Mrs otto Heingke Mrs N5 FTederiek weir. Mrs A.
Boy6e Si'"S' MIS- Jon" ''"S Ss' anu MIS- 'O"' H.
Mrs R. F. Downing OF No. 90 Elghth-ave. on
New Years night gave a cotillon in honor of her
daughter Miss Madeline P Downing. The
were decorated with Christmas green's. Miss Down
ing attired in pretty gown of pale blue
seline de sole The cotillon led by T D. Down
ing and Miss Kate Bryne. a feature of the affair
Japanese umbrellas and the boys Japanese lanterns
and ballet dance. in which the BOYS fancy
match paper -s''sS -
Invitations have been issued to subscribe to the
third Amphictyonic dance be held at the Pouch
Gallery January IL The patronesses Will be
Mrs. Timothy !. Woodruff. Mrs Edward Earl Brit
ton, Mrs Frank Russell Baker Mrs Augustus p
pay Mrs. Richard Carney. Mrs. Orris X. Eldridge.
Aiexander Krmar 4 Mt MT: tTa9k erbsr 5 Jones Mrs
James S. swan. '''''' -'''''O' anu MIS-
Miss Maude Ethel Jones daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Myers Richardson Jones, of No pa Henry
ST, was introduced to society at a reception given
in her honor last Thursday evening. The Henry-st
house was recently purchased the JOneSes and
was thrown open on Thursday for the first time.
The first OF the two Assembly balls will take place
on Tuesday at the Art Rooms. This will be one
OF the most elaborate subscription affairs of the
are on an elaborate scale.
Mrs. George ". Mead. of No. % Monroe Place
has announced the enga cement of her daughter
Miss Alice lie Fargo Mead Charles Frederick
Neergaard, eldest Of Mr. and Mrs Frederick
A. Neergaard, Of No. pa Columbia Heights. Mr
Mrs. Lille Howell Crary. Of No South Port
land-ave, gave cotillon the Pierrepont As
sembly Rooms, New Years Eve, for her
daughter. Miss Annie Birchall Crary The ball
Christmas greens. Frank Howell BuiieI, with the
guest OF honor his partner. led the cotilon .or
which many favors were provided.
Mrs Nathaniel Matson. Of No. AS Greene-ave
announces at homes the first Tuesday afternoon
Of each month.
Mrs John Ditmas and Miss Louise Thorne Dit
mas. OF No 1Oi Pierrepont-st., will be at home
Mondays IN this month
Mrs Lowell NJ Palmer Of No. 2O6 CIinton-ave
gave reception on Tuesday evening for her daugh-
ter. Miss Grace Palmer.
The first Of the Perpetuum Mobile Club dances
took place Friday evening the Pierrepont
Assembly Rooms. The patronesses were Mrs Ed
ward NJ. Grout, Mrs. Henry MacKay, Mrs William
J. Carr, Mrs. Rudolphe /. Daus. Mrs Thomas w
Jenkins. Mrs John J. Carolan, Mrs. James Hardie
Mrs. James J. hirwin and Mrs. John G. Reilly
6 HYDE, Miss Henriett Daus, Miss Florence H.
Miller. Harry f. Osborne. Henry c. Jenkins James
w. Prendergast. jr-. and Frank Sullivan, jr.
Miss Violet Harkness. youngest daughter Of Mrs
William Harkness, of No. 2s3 Clnton-ave made
her debut at reception given in her honor last
evening.
Richard Rogers Bowker, a well known literary
man. who was married at Brookine Mass, on
Wednesday to Miss Alice Mitchell. Of Cambridge
was well known in Brooklyn society. He lived
for many years at No. ga Lafayette-ave but with
his wife will live in Manhattan Mr. and
Mrs. Bowker their way TO the Mediter-
ranean, where they their honeymoon. Mr.
Bowker was formerly London correspondent for
30 saE aIlo AT preseII Is editor and publisher
weekly He Is president Of the Library Assoca-
American Copyright League and president Of the
New-fork Club. He has been prominent in the
Citizens Union here a member OF the Committee
Fifteen. "
Announcement is made Of the enPa gsr,.,,+ -. IA