New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
BROOKLYNSOCTAL WORLD

A reception was given at the Regents Institute,
in Lincoln Place, on Monday evening, for the Rev
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Page. In addition to the
guests of honor the receiving party comprised the
dens of ST. Johns Church. whose pastor the Rev
DR.. Page is 10 be. and many prominent women OL
the parish.
The wedding of Miss anita simonson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Sinonson. of Presi-
dentist, and CHARLES L. schenck took place on
Tuesday evening at the home of the brides cousin
Mrs John S. Spencer, No 800 Clinton-ave. Miss
Marian Retzer stein cousin Of the bride, acted as
maid OF honor. Little Miss Marguerite schenck
niece OF the bridegroom. was flower girl, and Mas
ter Elliot A. Spencer. cousin Of the bride, page
Willard P. schenck. brother Of the bridegroom.
was BEST nau. The ushers we're ]. Harold Spencer
and William @. johnson. The ceremony was fol-
lcwed by reespton The @ bEidsgToon T! n is son son Of
member of the ST. Nicholas. Holland and Colonial
cent Athletic and Marine and Field clubs Of Brook
lyn and the Reform Club. OF Manhattan. The
Of % South I BrOOkyn O Ifter Their honeymoon Mr
and Mrs Schenck will probably make their home
In Brooklyn.
Announcement is made OF the engagement OF
Miss Grace A. Vose. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph A. Vosc, Of Marcy-ave.. and Frederick W.
Davis. formerly OF Boston, but Of Lafayette
ave- in Brooklyn. Miss Vcse is a descendant Of
the Aliens, Of Vermont, whose most famous rep
resentative was Ethan Allen. Mr. Davis is a Iineal
descendant of Captain Isaiah Brown, who made a
record for gallantry in the Revolution at Lexing-
June p in Plymouth Church.
The second Of the dances at the Ridge Club. Bay
Ridge. took place on Tuesday evening. The patron
esses were Mrs. Frederick c. Cocheu. Mrs Cleon j.
Sawyer, Mrs. Otto Heingke and Mrs. Charles c.
Bennett.
At the Polytechnic Alumni ball. on Monday even
ing. the subscribers were received in the spicer
Library by Mrs. Samuel Bovine Duryes and Mrs.
Henry Sanger Snow.
Mr. and Mrs. William H Dougherty, Of Remsen-
and their daughter Miss Nanno Dougherty.
will start this week a two months trip to Mex
leo and California
The wedding of Miss Kathryn A. Lyman, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Adam Balzer, Of FIatbush-ave. and
James J Ryan, Of Vernon-aye. and Glove Road.
Flatbush, took place Monday evening in the
Church Of the Holy Cross, in FIatbush. Miss
May Lyman. sister OF the bride. and Miss Rita
OF honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Kittie v.
srUR snS Mss Ne 6s usbe1s T Res
John J. McCanna, Frank A. Stewart, Richard D.
The wedding of Miss Lillian Levy. daughter Of
Aaron Levy, of Adelphi-st and Robert L. Aron Of
Lorimer-st-- took place on Wednesday evening in
the Pouch Mansion, in Clinton-ave. Samuel ].
Flash best and Miss Miriam Levy acted
maid Of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
Bessie Levy, Miss Fanny Michel, Miss Hannah
Aron Miss Fanny Grumbach and Miss Laura
Borchard.' Miss Frances Aron and Miss Florence
Levy were flower girls. The ushers were Robert
Nathan, Jerome jackson. Jacob Aron and Simon
Levy Mr.. and Mrs. Aron will spend their honey
moon 81 Washington. Jacksonville. st. Augustine,
Palm Beach and the BermudRS. and their return
20 Brooklyn Will make their home in a house in
Seventh-st.. near Sinth-ave which is q wedding
gift from Mr.. Levy to his daughter and son-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shewan and the Misses
Shewan Of Rodney-st. have gone on an extended
Southern trip. They will visit Nassau and Cuba
and return home early in April.
The wedding OF Miss Ethlyn N. Davis and DR.
Alfred n. Desnoes took place Monday evening
at home of the brides parents, No. I08A Jefer-
son-ave. The bride was attended by her sister
Mics Mildred B. Davis. r. schies best man
The t1shers were William Davis and W. GRAMS
An alphabet bazaar will be held in the Pouch GAL
Iery on Saturday for the menument fund Of the
Prison shiF Martyrs. It will be given under the
ausnices OF the Little Men and Women Of Il,
society founded BY Mrs. 8. V. White. Several hun
dred girls. all under eighteen years o. age. are
enrolled on the membership list while the age limit
for youths ts twenty-oEe years. Each booth will
be Lettered, carrying out the alphabetical scheme
sIEnihe6 in the name, ana only articles will be
sold the name of which begins with the same letter
as that which marks the booth For instance. at
and bags; at Booth C, cards. and 30 on.