New-York tribune., 1902-01-19
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD

Miss Mabel Morrison Gray. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Morrison Gray. of No. 30 Penn-st,
and Carl Alonzo Meyer. son of the late John Meyer
Of Bedford ave. and nephew of Cord Meyer, OF
Manhattan, were married on Wednesday night In
Christ Church, Bedford-ave. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Dr. James II. Darlington
pastor Of the church The bride was attended by
her sister, Mrs. Frank Henry Clarke, as matron Of
honor, and the bridesmaids we're Miss Anna r.
Meyer. Miss Ida J Royce Miss Josie l. Mckee and
IF the bridegroom, acted flower girl. William
FESeTr ere S9P Of %ard &SIa r "a Of F H
Clarke of Milwaukee and Harrison r. Randolph
church decorations were green and white, The
bride wore gown OF white chintella, trimmed with
psRne ana GeTe Aer G he the BRIDE as
home home The % rooms Mere atfractvey decorated in
pink. The young couple left Tor wedding tour
The engagement was recently announced Of Miss
Marion r. Richter. eldest daughter of Dr. and
MTs n " Richter Of Of SS s, $40 and and
has Yet been for the wedding.
Miss Alice Edredge Arms. only daughter of the
late Paymaster Frank II. Arms L. S. ". and
Paymaster Joseph Johnston Cheatham, T. S. N.
Of the late General Cheatham, were married
Wednesday night in the Church of the Re
Geemer by the Rev. George Calvert Carter. the
rector. The bride a white satin gown.
u:nmed with duchesse and point lace, and
red bouquet Of bride roses and lilies of the val
ley. The bride given away by her brother.
Paymaster F. Thornton Arms, VINO attired in
fun uniform. The bride was attended by Mrs.
Robert NJ Boyd jr.. Of Montclair as matron OF
honor and by Miss Minnie II. Chappell. Miss
Julia /. Caullins. of New-London. conn, the
brides old home: Miss Sophia X. Haxtun. or
Brooklyn and Miss Anna r. Smith. Of Manhattan,
t, fnt dress uniform was <ttendgd by his brother:
man. The ushers We're Guy Turner Arms brother
Gf the bride, William L. Eastman. of Washington;
London. IN accordance with a Southern custom,
Ife hTlGegroom had also four brother officers IN
Faymasters Thomas Holiday Hicks Barron Pot
tenant De Witt Blamer A reception followed the
SSsrfem9ny at the home Of the bride No l5S south
with palms. laurel evergreen ana cut flowers. ON
Cheatham will make their home with the brides
mother Paymaster Cheatham is attached 10 the
Invitations have been issued for the wedding of
Miss Florence d. IIardie. daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs
James Hardie, of No. 154 Eighth-ave. and Andrew
Houston Mars, 10 take place on Wednesday,. The
ceremony will take place the home OF the bride
ana VIII be followed by d large reception.
Mrs. Mary Bliss Whittiesey daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John Mathews of Bay Ridge and Howard
Sidney BoWns, of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry e
Downs OF Fort Hamilton married on
Wednesday evening at the home of the brides
parents second-aye and sixty-ninth;st; by Bishop
were George W Gair; William }, McGonyil, Frede
j.
flgthg s-an oi t'y 1 iddS M 6ecep'I@o ION tpaowed tae
Lcme at No. 253 Eghteenth-st., Bay Ridge.
The Misses Peck of No. 623 St Mark's-ave, have
arranged lecture recital upon The Artistic Song
for Tuesday afternoon O'Clock. Miss Kate
Waldo Peck viii be assisted by Miss Emma Will
Jams contrsslfo: Mrs; II, P; De Forest, mezzo so
The class of 1901 of Packer Collegiate Institute
will present NJ. Edmond Rostsnd's new play. The
Fantasies" Al Memorial Hall. Friday evening
February =. The cast has been selected and the
parts ASSIGNED; and frequent rehesrsals are being
of Henry Gains Hawn and the proceeds will be de-
voted to the Packer Gift Fund.
The Berkeley Alumni Dance, which IS to take
place Berkeley Institute Monday evening.
February 3. Will have its patronesses Mrs.
Charles a. Boody, Mrs. Edward Wallace Cone Mrs.
Henry NJ Wells and Mrs. George schegel. ali of
whom are members of the alumne.
Mrs Clifford L. Middleton Of No. 314 Garfield
Place, has issued cards for a reception, TO take
place on Tuesday afternoon. from until o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ]. Kmball Miss Kimba and
Miss Annie Kimball. OF No. 436 Clinton-ave.. ex-
pect to sail on the Columbia on January % for a
uy place, al Randolph VI.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Victor A Harder
ard Miss Harder, of No III Eighth-ave., for a re-
ception next Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Harder
eQneSCaFS
their days at home Mrs. Victor Ballard presented
an interesting musical programme at her recep-
ave Mrs, George William Swain will be at home
on the first and third Friday afternoons until May
at the Renaissance, Hancock-st. and Nostrand-ave.
Miss Annie Kellock Servoss. daughter Of Mr and
Mrs. Courtney S Servoss Of No. 374 Greene-ave and
Harry Frank Pardee Of the late DR.. Ward c.
Pardee married on Wednesday afternoon at
the Church Of the Incarnation. by the Rev DR.
John G. Bacchus rector of the church. Christmas
greens were used in the decorations the church.
The bride attired in gown of ivory satin
trlmmed with point de gaze applique and carried
Grady, as maid of honor and the bridesmaids were
Brookiyn: Miss E3ith n NoTton Of sr4anto0 i
Penn. and Miss Anna l. Bates. of Danbury. Conn.
hest man. while the ushers Arthur H Myers
Herbert ". Fitzhugh, Max J. MulhaIl and Thomas
atives.
Mrs. George Wood Wingate and Miss Winglte
on Wednesday afternoon gave their second recep-
ton their home. No. 1lGO Dean-st. Green and
white were the decorations, roses and ferns being
useG. 4 dinner followed the reception Mrs
ing by Miss Charlotte Affeld and Miss Elise Ripley,
OF Brooklyn; Miss HaTriette Amsden and Miss
Agnes Smyth, Of Manhattan
Mrs. H. Edward Dreier announces Mondays until
March No. - Remsen-st GIrs. Charles Pratt
has arranged p reception in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Irving Pratt. who returned recently from
their honeymoon trip, for the afternoon and even
ing of January q. Cards have been issued by
Mrs. Cyprian Strong Brainerd for two at homes
Thursday afternoons and evenings, January %
and 80. from until o'clock and until 10 o'clock,
at No. Is4 Lincoln Place Mrs Itcner Buckng-
ham Parsons and Mrs Charles Siedcr Adams an-
the hrst and third Wednesdays until April
of No $40 Presidont-st has issued cards for Mon
A. 4.