New-York tribune., 1903-02-01

of Brooklyn will take place on the evening of
February II, at No 116 Macon-st. Mrs. George A.
ne samne OF ng Will VIII be bes at
man The ushers will be Arthur Hartick and & b. O.
in Los Angeles, Cal
At the recent annual meeting of the Society of
ST. George of New-Yorz, Robert H. Turtle was
elected president to succeed Sir Percy sanderson;
Thomas Jev3ns ana II r. Dafren r Were elected
The wedding of Miss Pansy Towner. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Towner and Lieutenant
Leonard ]. Nygatt, L. S. A. took place yesterday
afternoon in St Bartholomews Church, in Pacific
ST, Bedford-ave. The interior of the church
was decorated with scarlet poinsettia and palms,
with bunting and flags, which gave the ceremony
military setting. The ceremony performed by
the Rev. DR.. William Lewis, of Bridgeport, assisted
by the Rev. DIR. Black. rector Of the church. The
bride given away by her father. Miss Lillian
Ferris acted maid of honor.
Lieutenant Mygatt who belongs to the regular
service, has distinguished himself since the out
break of the Spanish war when he went to Porto
Rico and afterward to Manila. Originally he was
a member of the National Guard 23d Regiment,
and from his former fellow officers his best man
and ushers were chosen. Captain Louis ]. Praeger,
23d Regiment, y. G. \. Y. was best man. The
ushers We're Captain George A. Wingate 2Sd Reg-
ment; First Lieutenant Carl G. Rasmus 23d Regi-
ment; Second Lieutenant Matthew G. Addison, 23d
Regiment. and Captain Rufus L. Scott, 18th Regi-
ceremony a
ception at the home of the sister of the bride
groom Mrs. Henry A. Powell No 1,201 Dean-St.
for their wedding trip. the termination OF his
leave Of absence they will go to Vancouver. where
they will remain till spring, when they expect to
go Manila
The Sagamores viii give the third dance of the
season on the evening of February II in the
Pouch Gallery. Among the patronesses Mrs.
Timothy l. Woodruff Mrs Thomas A. Ennis; Mrs.
Henry S. Rasquin, Mrs. Charles S Cutter and Mrs.
John l. Mollenhauer
Mr.. and Mrs A D. Matthews. of Fennimore-st
Flaubush have gone extended trip through
Florida where they will spend the winter. They
will visit ST Augustine, Rockledge and Palm
Beach.
The wedding of Miss Marie Hallock ward Of
Captain and Mrs. Benjamin F. Jayne, of Arlington
Place and Frederick N lie Baron, of Mr.
and Mrs Eugene P. lie Baron. of Boston, took
place on Wednesday evening in St Luke's The
church was effectively decorated with banked
palms and pink roses. Mrs. William J. Baldwin
jr. acted as matron of honor The bridesmaids
were Miss Marguerite Van Deventer Miss Lillian
Snyder, Miss Alice Gunnison and Miss Mary
Townsend Little Miss Hma NJ. Osterlund
flower girl. Hugh G. Jones was best man. The
ushers were Charles r. Paine ana Ih9Inas X
f3rooklyn and Charles f. Monroe of Boston The
OF ifIaohZ % IZs M cardians No Arlington Place
Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss
Louise 4. CiriSWolG, daughter OF ChdrIeS = 1FiS-
void of Meriden, Conn, and Joseph Mead, son
of Mrs George W Mead. of Monroe Place. Mr..
Mead is a member of the Dyker Meadow Golf and
the Crescent Athletic clubs
The wedding of Miss Harrette B. Blake daughter
of Mrs Frederic d. Blake and Frederick Van
Duzer Longacre will take place Wednesday
afternoon at the home of the brides uncle, Gen
eral Alfred c. Barnes, No ia Pierrepont-st.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Edith T.
Barnes daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene F.
Barnes OF Monroe-st.. and Samuel W. Whtson
The wedding of Miss Nellie s. Fairfield. daughter
of Mrs. Walter Scott Fairfield. of No. 50 Second
Place and Lieutenant Andrew T. Graham L. 5. N.
took place on Wednesday afternoon at the home
the bride. The only attendant of the bride was
her sister, Miss George Fairfield
Announcement is made of the engagement OF
Miss Ella Hunt Wander Veer, niece of Miss Hunt
of East Fifteth-st.. Manhattan and Bowen Ban
croft-Sf7ith formerly OF Brooklyn
At the Assembly ball in the Art Association
Rooms in Montague-st on Wednesday evening
The cotilon viii be led by T. Hubert Iitchield
dancing with Miss Mary c Maxwell The pa
tronesses are Mrs. Edward II. Litchfeld Mrs A
A Low and Mrs. James l. Morgan
The wedding of Miss Airline Simmons daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Francis r. Simmons and Rovale
r Iongman. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Long
man of Eghth-ave, took place Wednesday
evening at the home of the bride. No. 12O Pierre
nor7tst The bridesmaids were Miss Florence
Woodward and Miss Edith Hoge. Miss Frances
I2uxton was flower girl. Edward Longman. brother
of the bridegroom, was best man. The ushers were