New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

Frederick STREET. son OF Mr. and Mrs
Lewis A. STREET. OF No Is Sidney Place,
were married Yesterday afternoon in St.
Marks Church. West Orange, by the
Rev. DR.. Frank Il. Reazer The church
ceremony at o'clock was followed 10y
reception at the home OF the brides paw
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hutchins
Holmes, No. p High street orange. Pink
and white flowers were used lavishy in
the decorations
The brides gown Of heavy white satin
was trimmed with old point lace and she
wore q tulle veil She was attended by
her sisters. Miss Georgianna, who was
maid OF honor: Miss Jean Macmillan
Holmes. Miss Mary Louise Holmes and
Miss Katherine r. Holmes. The other
bridesmaids were Miss Louise Meeker
Miss Harriet Purple and Miss Frances
Burton. of Washington Their gowns
were Of pink charneuse, ornamented with
white lace. and they wore white lace
hats, trimmed with pink roses and tulle.
They carried pink roses
owing to the illness Of the bridegroom's
brother, Raymond f. STREET. his place as
best man was taken 10y Clement Sheldon
Parsons. Raymond Streit's two little
children. William and Margaret. as page
and flower girl. were a pretty addition 10
the bridal party. The ushers were Wal
ter TAYLOR, +. Bayard Halsted, Fred
ericli Campbell John Wright Ernest
Truslow. OF Short Hills. n. j.. and John
Burt Holmes. brother of the bride. Mrs.
IN, a~1 ph
with 4 garniture OF silver lace. Mrs.
STREET. wore blue satin and crepe meteor.
The bridegroom's first wife. who died z,
couple of years ago, was Miss Mary Lud-
low He is a member Of the Hamilton.
the Metropolitan and the Union League
clubs. Of Manhattan. He and his bride
will make their home at No. 70l Madison
avenue, Manhattan. The bride is widely
known among Brooklynites who spend
their summers at Bellport Long Island.
Mrs. James L. Morgan received alone
at the Assembly ball on Friday evening.
1t was the first time in more than fort
night that she had ventured from her
home, where she had been confined by III
ness Mrs. Edward H. Litchheld is in
mourning. and Mrs. William Cary Sang
er chosen 70 succeed Mrs. A. A. Low.
who has lived in Manhattan since the
death of her husband last summer, can
celled all social engagements because of
the death last week Of her aunt Mrs.
Russell H. Stebbins.
Excepting the abandonment OF the CO.
tillon and the substitution Of general dan
cling after supper, the Assembly ball OF
1918 was much like its predecessors IN
personnel and decoration. The walls or
the Heights Casino were hung with
green's and wistaria. partially conceallng
colored bulbs. Great clusters OF blossoms
softened the light TO becoming glow.
Mrs Morgan wore gown OF Russian
lace having a short overdress of pearl
and crystal with mauve velvet brocade
forming the train. At midnight supper
was served at small tables.
on the committee managing the ball
were T.. Hubert Litchfield John Hill Nor
gan Herbert Lee Pratt. David Stuart
and Howard Corlies. who has taken the
place Of r. Stuyvesant Iferrepont.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Litchheld had as
dinner guests before the ball Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sheldon Chauncey, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter St John Benedict and Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe Goodeil.
A dinner Of thirty-four covers was given
previous 10 the ball by Miss Julia Avery
Fish at her home, No. l2l Joralemon
street Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Fish. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Deming Sherman. William a. Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs Lewis W. Francis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred NJ. White. Mr.. and Mrs. George
ID. Pratt Nj. and Mrs. Harold !. Pratt
Miss Madeleine Sands Ltchfeld. Miss
Marion Litchneld. Miss Alice Hill Chitten-
den Miss Packard, Miss Alice ogden. Mrs
J. Frank Turner. Mrs. Joseph i. Clark
Thatcher Luqucr. Charles +. Cowper-
thwait. Thomas Crosby jr.. DR.. William
Brinsmade. Judge Norman 5. Dixie, \.
Victor Barnes and pr. }. Meade Callen-
der.
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