New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD

| Miss Selma Huntington Jarvie eldest daughter
| of Dr. and Mrs William Jarve. of No. l59 Jorale-
mon-st.. married Frederick Charles Fletcher.
| son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher. of Provi-
! dence, r. l.. Wednesday. The ceremony was
performed the home of the bride by the Rev. DR..
Theodore L. Cuyler, assisted by the Rev. DR.. David
| Gregg. The bride a gown of white chiffon
trimmed with duchesse lace, and carried bouquet
of lilies Of the valley. She attended by her
sister Miss Amelia F. G. JaTye as maid Of honor
! Miss Elizabeth A Lane and Miss Bertha W.
Boyey, Of Manhattan. and Miss Anne L. Bovey Of
| Minneapolis. Miss Earriette NJ II. Fletcher acted
as flower girl and Master Charles Fletcher Hart
ley as page Joseph f. Fletcher attended the the
| bridegroom as best man. and the ushers were
! Miam Jarye; jr;, George Kendall Jaryie ana
dreth Blair, jr.. and Ezra a Cornell Blair. Of Man
haitian; Frank Hartley, of Boston. and Harry Rich
followed by reception at the home of the bride
me decorations were palms; southern smlIaN ana ana
their honeymoon Mr. and Mrs Fletcher viii make
| Include journey to Japan.
At a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mar
vim Howard, at their home, No 226 Lincoln Place,
on Tuesday evening, the engagement was an
| nounced of their daughter, Miss Ruth WadswOrth
IloW9To, 10 AIIreq Ludlow fersJsoH son ol IIss ~
and Mrs. Walter Ferguson of Manhattan. MISS
| Howard was formally introduced to society last
| winter
The second and last of the assembly balls was
! danced on Tuesday evening at the Art Association
| Rooms Mrs. A. 4. Low. Mrs. James L. Morgan
! and Mrs Edward H. Iitchfeld received. The deco
| ratiOns similar to those at the first ball. The
ceiling was covered with white meshGd net and
| which was danced after supper.
A musical under the auspices of the Cribside
! Committee of St. Christopher's Hospital will take
| place Association Hall on Monday evening, Feb
| ruary "a. The proceeds are to go to the roof
garden fund of the hospital Among the patron
esses Mrs William G. Low. Mrs. Daniel
CharIes Il SeId Ms samneI Roune Bmrvea Mrs
HaSehuTSt. John b Woodward,
Edward II; Iitchfcld Mrs A. Augustqs Low
Mrs Eben J. KnowIton and Mrs. Edmund Terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. sater have issued cards
for the wedding of their daughter. Miss Katherine
Foster Sater. to Gilbert T. Woodruff, Of Newark,
y. j.. to take place Thursday at the Church Of
Our Saviour The ceremony will be followed by
small reception the home of the brides parents.
No. 1O2 Gates-avc. Miss salter's attendants will he
Miss Anne Salter maid Of honor. and IN Miss Asnss
Miss Lillian Woodruff and Miss May Baker Of
sy Daon na Miss X Price m Trasg tsHd M Mr.
as best man and the usheTs vii be -, ~ Ellis Wood
ark; Richard Ridgway. Of Jersey city Heights:
and Harry MCGOWAN and John l.. SaIter jr.' OF
Brooklyn,
on Monday evening Mrs. George Henry Bennett
of No 20 CIinton-ave.. held the last in her series
of at homes. She WAS assisted I'm receiving by
Mrs. William H. Bennett and Miss Lillian OMeara
The tea tables in charge of Miss Grace EGin-
ton. Of Manhattan. and Miss May Lewis: Of this
Werlemann of No 2i9 Carroll Park held the last
Fl chfT he i a 6 %a: r S s
J. Lamarche, Miss Werlemann and Miss Henrietta
The engagement is announced Of Miss Margaret
Collins, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Worth
ington Collins, Of No 2l JeneIso on-ave. to Herbert
T. Weston Of Beatrice, Neh.
Thomas +. Rockford of No s57 ST Marks-avc..
has arranged a card party for tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Desmond Dunno. Of No. - Prospect Park
West was at home yesterday afternoon from until
cards for reception tomorrow afternoon on from
until o'clock at her home. No. 3ci CIinton-ave.
An entertainment for the benent Of the Memorial
Hospital will be given tomorrow at the Union
League Club. Breakfast viii be served to be fol-
lowed by military euchre. The demand for tick
expected. The affair win be in charge Of the fol-
Aen MP5 WskeT rS Mrs j. II n - HnTts Mr.
IAN Boardman, Mrs =. 9. Jeffrey. Mrs. D. w.
Mrs A. H. TINT anu
The engagement was recently announced Of Miss
Elizabeth Hall. daughter of Mrs. Henry r Hall
OF No. 81 Eghth-ave, and William Rutger John
Planten, son of Mr. and Mrs John Rutger Plan
ten. Of No. "a Eighth-avc. Mr. PIanten is a grad
uate OF Columbia University and played one OF
5ne leaalhg roles IN the last performance of the
for Holland
Miss Nellie Blackwell. Of No I99 Berkeley Place
gave dove euchre on Tuesday evening There
was a large attendance. and a number Of prizes
were distributed. They consisted Of cut glass
hairpn receiver with silver top, framed Gibson
picture, an embroidered centrepecc "a coisonne
vase and a cuckoo clock They were won by Mis-
Efhe Tngley. Mrs Louise +. Blackwell ir Mrs
Walter Benney. Mrs Charles II. Hyde Miss Alice
Sicbert. and the consolation prize. "A laundry -
was awarded to Miss Edna Tngley. '7
Mrs. Isaac II. Cary. of No. SO Plerrepont.s,
and her niece, Miss Cornelia NJ Allen gave tho |
last in their series Of at homes on Tuesday The |
hostesses were assisted in receiving by Mrs Will
lam II: Cary. Mrs. Harold n Burnett Miss Nun
To-, I9,5 MISS NatheFine Blossom and Miss Kate |
iiodgGs. on Wednesday Mrs. Henry r. Jones and |
homes at their house, No. 1854 Clinton-ave They
were assisted by Mrs. William Denison Jones Mrs |
Emile Barnes Turner. Mrs. Gulick Miss MI |
stanton. Miss Starbuck Miss Jennings and Miss |
The second concert Of the Ballard Glee CIub !
which took place on Wednesday evening at the |
fouch Gallery. was greater success than It's |
predecessor. More than three hundred persons |
were present, and listened to an tntera.tin,, -
eramme The soIosts were Miss Haai,or 'S 81 o plo-
Miss Elizabeth Wilson soprano: Warner' P1lPo' P1nP'
trtS. tenor Dr. Victor Ballard. barytone. MIS-
organ. w. iii"'ihohd'
The Bachelors and Spinsters' Bali the only ar |
fair of its kind this season, will take nIocc ar tb
Pouch Gallery on Tuesday evening. The ,ffair -.
looked forward to with deep interest by society on
the hill. and there VIII doubt be a Iareo at
uitnaa4ce though the subscription list Is somewhat
Seidler Adams, Mrs. Earl Britton Mrs JuIian n |
TT,aIIcniu Mrs, James T.. Hayes. Mrs. Edward r |
tioTWlii, Mrs. John Giapperton Kerr. Mrs Charles |
l.; Livingston, Mrs. Frederick De NJ Mckay Mrs
Thomas r. Pearsall, Mrs Chester |. Richards Mrs
L. nd "