New-York tribune., 1902-04-27
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD

meteor. Trimmed with duchesse lace. and carried
bouquet Of Bride roses and orchids. Miss Edith
Steiner. the brides sister. was her only attendant
ushers were Perry F. Jones. Nelson N. Sherman.
BROOKLYN The ceremony was followed by a recep-
ton from until 10 o'clock
A pretty home wedding on "Wednesday evening
was that OF Miss Dorothea Matilda Clements.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Clements OF
no. 56s Leonard-st-. and Clarence Fritcher Chat
field. The ceremony performed by the Rev.
Thomas W. Campbell, pastor Of the Noble Street
Presbyterian Church, assisted by the Rev. Dr.. A.
Clarence Mckenzie. president Of Elmira College, Of
Er1ira, y. Y. The brides home decorated
with su2ilax and flowers. The bride wore q
OF white silk crepe de chine, trimmed with
embroidered chiffon, and carried shower bouquet
of Bride roses. Miss Rae Clements attended her
sister maid Of honor. and the bridesmaids were
Miss Margaret B. Wilson cousin of the bride and
Miss Susie NJ Chat1ied. sister OF the bridegroom.
They wore pale blue silk null, trimmed with lace
The maid Of honor wore white organdy: and carried
q basket Of cut flowers William r. Wilson, cousin
Of the bride. was best man, and William r. Hutch
ings, il; was the usher A reception followed at
which the color scheme was pink and white Mr..
and Mrs Chatield viii live on Washington Heights.
On the same day Miss Grace Byrnes daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Byrnes Of No. 500 Madson-st.,
and Russell Hall married the Lewis Ave-
nue. Congregational Church by the Rev Dr. Rob
ert J. Kent the pastor. Following the ceremony,
which took place at o'clock in the afternoon, a
reception for intimate friends and relatives took
place at the home Of the bride. The bride wore
beautiful costume Of crepe de chine trimmed with
white roses. Her only attendant was her sister,
Mss Eolf3 u iByrnes Nho acted as maid Of honor
ushers were Stanley Hall. Frederick A Yard Cliff
ford Schaufele and Harry J. Luther. The young
eouple left left on a Wedding tour. to include Wash
terest in the South On their return they will make
their home at No. 3S3 McDonough-st.
At O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon the we'd
ding OF Mss Johanna Thompson. daughter of Mr
and Mrs Edward Thompson. formerly Of North
pert. Long Island, and living al No. $50 St
Mark's-ave.. and Montgomery Blair Wales took
place at St Bartholomew's Episcopal Church, Pa
cihc-st- and Bedford-ave. The brides dress was of
white satin with lace yoke. She wore the conven-
bunch of Bride roses Mrs ]. D. Cockcroft acted as
natron Of honor. and the bridesmaids Were Miss
Smith and Miss May Wheeler. Sidney Wales at
moGy there was a luncheon at the home of The
BRIDE On TetuTTning from their Wedding tour Mr.
isiand h --'@' VIII --'' -''' '-''O-' Lung
Lewis Newton. youngest daughter Of AIbro ]. New
ton. Of No. 40 Columbia Heights. and Eugene S
afternoon June 4. at the Church Of the Pilgrims.
Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss
Esnelie NJ Harder and DR.. Sylvester J. Mcnamara, |
Of No. S25 Cnion-st.. which viii take place on
Wednegdag Nay 2 at The @ home Of M and Mrs Mrs
be followed by a large reception
Announcement is made Of the engagement of |
Miss Edythe z. Salter daughter Of Mr. and Mrs I
Cornelius a sirnonson son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
A Simonson-
The wedding OF Miss Edith Robinson Ogden, /
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Alfred Ogden, Of Yonkers
and David Gregg jr. Of the Rev DR.. David /
Gregg pastor Of the Lafayette Avenue resby yterlan
May : at the home OF the brides parents, in War
burton-ave-
The Packer Alurnae Dramatic Association scored
a great success at the Academy Of Music on Mon
day evening when It produced Twelfth Night"
The play was witnessed by over two thousand per-
sons and the occasion was the third presentation
by the association. The cast made up as fol-
lows: Sir Toby Belch Miss Helen Louise Howard;
Olivia, Miss Maud Christie; Viola, Miss Amy Les
ter; Sir Andrew Aguecheek, Miss Helen Burns;
MaIvolio Miss Sarah T Day; Orsino. Miss Edwina
II Hamblet: Sebastian. Miss Maud E. Jones; An
tonic Mrs. William Cary Duncan; sea captain
Miss Marion Dickie; Curfo, Miss Florence A
Knapp; Fabian, Miss Mary Shea; Feste' Miss cara
Auel; priest Miss Agnes L Dyer; first officer, Miss
Florence A williams, and Maria. Olvlas woman.
Miss Henrietta Williams
Miss Clara Auel sang songs. and che chorus
&c scbun1au-s who Is SyIvia?" Alfred Young
was the director OF the play r. Huntington Wood
nan the musical director. and Gustav Dannreuther
the concertmaster wyIlys Terry was CHIEF USier. ser
Frank l. 8a66ott Mrs truman ]. Baekqs Mrs
Havens brewster Bayes Mrs FreoIloE T{tIt- Fr1I
trar BTerZ Mrs Charles NJ Bull Mrs. Edward
Burns Mrs isaac H Cary. Mrs. Albert 3. Chand-
Ter. Mrs John Francis Christie. MIS- William 6
Clark. Mrs Augustus ? Day mrs a NJ be VIM
Cary Duncan. Mrs: Henry Knight @ NE Dyer MIS- Mrs.
George :. Frank Mrs. H p trafkeIlo louT5, ,;i ME-
Mrs = Augustus HeaIy. Mrs. Frederic William
Hinrichs Mrs William Coleman HoWaFa; ME. u |
y Hubbard. Mrs. Gustav A. Jahn, Mrs Charles n
T3os9 K8a9P MTs % Herbert Howard Knox Mrs William
Lamb Mrs. William Blythe Lsne Mrs n 3I Jqh[ T1te Te
Mrs William Maddren. Mrs Joseph S Mc1oTd' Ms Ms
John s. Mckeon, Mrs charles A 3dl,ier ,i5 t4E ar
r5et p Packer Mrs Willard H. Platt Mrs. Chester
Ingersol Richards, Mrs Victor A Robertson @ MIS-.
Mrs John l. shea Mrs. John Simmons, Mrs. John
D. snedeker Mrs Sanford II. Steele, Mrs John
Mrs John J. walton, Mrs. 5. V. White; Mrs J9hn
o. williams Mrs. william Hilton Nlila9ns, Mrs
Cornelius Zabriskie and Mrs. WlIliaih IL |iee'e''
The 4 7 c musical the Pouch Gallery on
Tuesday evening for the benefit OF the Trained
Christian Helpers was largely attended. and ex-
s g..sga f.9 y snaR2h sa Minnie sedaer
soprano: Edwin Lockhart. bassoi Hlilah NiS'iIIs
King. violin. and Harry Howe Fioln.
4 number Of theatre parties have been arranged
for the performance Of "A Copper Complication
which is tc be given a the Academy Of Music on
Friday evening, May 3, and indications point 10
successful production All the boxes nave been
taken and a large number Of seats have been
disposed OF. The ushers for the evening VII! be
Miss Clara Belle Adams MISS C9reitd ,ise Is
pb5e ToyeI Miss Maud E Jones Miss Irene But
Ter, Miss Isabe, l. Shields Miss Jessie n. 0lafAe'
Miss Kate Ketcham and Miss Jula he'chdll-
Mrs David J. Fuller, Of No. 1s2 Clinton-st, has
issued invitations for literary luncheon in honor
Of her aunt Mrs william K. Smith, Of Oconto.
Mis- to take place te-morT4w afternoon at at tHe
Wonans Lunch Club, No 2 West Twenty-thlrc-st-'
Manhattan