New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
Continued from sixth page.

and Vaienoennes lace and she carried pink chrys
aver nnR and also carred n ot hSppT M9Te white
The ribbons forming the aisle for the bridal party
aid Greason. David P, Hson the best man.
The walls or the drawing room Were entirely
titles of pink chrysant themums. Mr.. and Mrs Grea-
son will live in Westinghouse.
Miss Agnes o'Nein daughter of Mrs Francis
O'Neill. Of Yonkers. who married Wednesday
November 15 William O'Meara son of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice O'Meara, of No. 50 sth-ave.,
attended by Miss Sadie Mullarkey, of Brooklyn as
maid Of honor, and by her two sisters, Miss
Teresa ONeill and Miss Clara O'Neill. The
ceremony was performed in the Lady Chapel of
st. Patricks Cathedral by the Right Rev NJ. j.
Lavelle. The BRIDE who gowned in white
brocade satin and duchess lace. given away
by her brother. Francis ONein. Her attendants
gowned alike !n pale yellow satin messaline
and carried muffs of yellow chrysanthemums.
Maurice OMeara, jr., was best man, and the
ushers were Harris l. Pearsan. G. H. Bennett,
Dsd OF geSkn ma Frank rank 05o 0sSoTn Of
Yonkers- A wedding breakfast at Delmo1ico's
will spend the winter the Hudsonia. 79th-st,.
Manhattan
Saturday. December 9 Is the date set for the
wedding Of Miss Mary Preston, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wesley Preston. of No 912 st.
Marks-ave-, and Clarence Stacy Bender. son Oh MI
nngton Place. The ceremony is to take place in
Avenue
at o'clock and viii be followed by reception at
the home OF the brides parents.
Miss Florence Miller and Ensign Webb Russell
Raudenbush, Of ST. Paul. MINI, are to be married
on Tuesday afternoon at the home OF the brides
mother Mrs. Charles Bailey Miller No. 81 6th-ave.
Four o'clock is the hour set for the ceremony,
which is to be witnessed by only relatives and
few intimate friends but the invitations to
ooi,sin of Miss Miller Miss RosaIe Conover, is to
be IL Is
uncertain who will be the best man and ushers, as
& taf BE n Miss eT and Ensign @
e6 St at noGS anx s1xa early "a last Month
Mrs Alphorse Ronyon. OF No. 4s5 Washington
ave. announces the engagement of her daughter.
Mackay.
A small dinner was given Thursday evening by
Judge and Mrs Josiah II Marean, at their home
No. 122 wiIlow-st in honor OF John Morgan Rich
ards, Mrs. Mareans brother. The other guests
were Mrs. Edward T. Clark, Miss Laura Hughes.
of Toronto and James Richards number Of
extra guests were invited in for coffee. They
were Mrs Camden C.. Dixie Mrs Murray Boocock
Mr. and Mrs Nelson G. Carmen. rT;,o Mr and :, MIS- rs
EqTaTa Wift Mr.! M and Mrs flndlgy Murray, Henry
Bsdsn Ketehs fBeey MEs Colonel aefdsEfki William heer
}gdss oess s9ss GSbos 1oa L and John
daTds dGnfe' judge '''i g = '
Mackenzie, daughter of Colin Grant Mackenzie "f
No $50 Lincoln Place to FredeTi9k Carleton Lock
ca carr,oi-st \, is ~ -'''''-,
The engagement has also Just been announced OF
Miss Charlotte Russell Hatch, Of Sth-ave'. TO
Herbert c. Mackenzie, son of Colin Grant Macken-
Ee. of No. 1So Lincoln Place
Mrs Ida NJ Frost of No $40 Clifton Place, an
nounoes the engagement of her daughter Miss
Frances J. Frost, to George Albertus Smith.
Mrs Frances Sumner Ford. of No. 40 sth-ave
gave q bridge whist party on Thursday afternoon
Of the week before last in honor of Miss Puuen'
Of Cincinnati. The rooms were decorated with PINK
and white chrysanthemums and green's MRS
Fords guests were Mrs. James Guthrie Shaw
Mrs Howard w Maxwell Mrs Harry A Jordan
Mrs Charles Smithers, Mrs Homer A Latin. Mrs.
Maillard Canda Mrs Warren Sillcocks, Mrs. MAUD
Boody Carey, Mrs James Brumley, Mrs. Miles YER
non Mrs. Clinton Mumford, Mrs William Iaka BeSner
Rowe Miss Ethel Pearsall. Miss Louise Maybe"
and Miss Grace Young.
The following day Miss Sophie Wisner gave
card party at her home. No. 452 Washington-aVe'
Bid euchre was the game played. The rooms Were
decorated with American Beauty roses, palms ana
ferns Among the players were Miss Hewitt Miss
Therese Hewitt, Miss Julia Kneeland MISS Dell@
Minton Miss Florence Martin, Miss Elsie fulieF'
Miss Alice Taggert, Miss Helen Hunter, MISS f1or-
ence williams Miss A1etta Williams, Miss Edlth
Emily Kelsey. Miss Bertha Hull Miss Mary Hop
kins Miss Elsa Burns the Misses Holenoeck anu
The Misses Dreier of No. Montague Terrace.
have cards out for next Saturday from unul
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Robbins Will DO
the guests OF honor
In the receiving party with Mrs. Charles tfeder-
iclS Neergaard of No. "a Monroe Place, FRIDAY ana
Saturday November It and Is, were Mrs. George
washington Mead Mrs. Horace Irving Brishtnhah
and the Misses Mead. Mrs. Dudley D. Roberts ana
Miss Jessie Neergaard were in charge Of the tea
table which daintily appointed IN PINK e a,re
on Saturday Miss Corahe Mead anu MISS A|AN1
Hubbard poured
Mrs Samuel Hawley Olmstead and Mrs Charles
E6vard Ford will receive Fridays in December,
January and February at No 20 lst Place
Under the patronage of Mrs. homer A AatuH'
Mrs stephen H Lutkins. Mrs. Edward T. Bedford
Nc agvars Richardson Jones' Mrs Francis H
page Mrs Henry F. Noyes, Mrs hersey Brown
mrs Ternes Guthrie Shaw. Mrs William H VIII
,aros and Mrs. Frederick H. Bedford, dance will
he ptven at the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms Mon
day evening January It is ds 10 Pg eaed az Mss sRe Hs e
c Wood Miss Mary Latin, MISS Grace Bedfordi
Sydney w. Jones' Clinton D hu'hIhs anu CliiioIo
D. Bailey
The srst dance OF the Wednesday evening series
win he given at the Pouch Gallery on December 6.
F,versiev Childs, Mrs. F. W. Freeborn and Mrs
Everett Caldwell.
Howard B. snithers is to lead the cotillon at
the first Primrose dance at the Heights casino
next Saturday evening
ON Friday evening the first Yo San dance will
,a rtven at the Pouch Gallery. Mrs. F. ".
keller Mrs J. Herbert Keller. Mrs. Herman
| schoenijahn Mrs. ". c. Potter and Mrs Fuller
are the patronesses The committee includes Miss