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R. The a a a of of THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER T. 1014.

SOCIAL AND CLUB LIFE IN BR BROOKLYN News of Brides And -Be A pretty wedding of the season took place Wednesday evening, October 21, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson Snedden of 527 Lafayette avenue, their daughter, Miss May Wilson Snedden, became the bride of Frederick Wilson Turnbull of 62 Euclid avenue. The Rev. W.

W. W. Wilson DeKalb Avenue M. E. Church performed the ceremony.

The home was tastefully decorated for the occasion. The bride was attired in white crete meteor and pearls. 'She carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The bride's sister, Miss Ethel Snedden. wore pink chiffon and pink silk, and carried a bouquet of pink roses.

Wilson Sneddon, brother of the bride, was best man. After the reception Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull left for the South. When they return they will reside at 3902 Avenue Flatbush.

Among the guests at the reception were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boell, Mr. end Mrs. R.

R. Wilson, Harold Kingsbury, Mrs. J. N. Hayward, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Speckerman, Mrs. John Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. P.

Naaykin, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Benedict, Alfred Reid, Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Snedden, Miss Ella Reid, Miss Ethel Snedden, Miss Marion Snedden, Mr. and Mrs. John Mendall, Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick A. Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Sarles, Thomas H. Jenkins Wilson Snedden, Clifford Snedden, Mrs. Louis Lewis, Miss Minnie E. Lewis, Mr.

and Mrs. William Briggs, Mrs. Charles D. Nutting, Mr. and Mrs.

James Judd, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Henderson, Miss. Adelaide Henderson, Miss Judd, Courtland Judd, Mrs. Charles Faherty, Mrs.

George Faherty, Miss El Louise Faberty, George K. Light. The wedding of Miss Mary Mallett and Robert C. Campbell took place on October 11, at the Sacred Heart, the Rev. Father" Dwyer ofSciating.

Miss Mallett is the daughter of William Mallett of 89 Cumberland street. Mr. Campbell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Campbell of 400 Clermont avenue. Miss Mallett's attendants were Mrs. L. Reed, bridesmaid, and Miss Margaret Mallett and Miss Ruth Dollard, flower girls.

The' best man was Thomas J. Fanning. Among those present at the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. Reid, Clarence Black, Miss May McKindly, Miss Sara Dooley, Thomas Fanning, John Mallett.

William Mallett, Miss Margaret Mallett, Miss Ruth Dollard, Mr. and Mrs. Johnaunna, Frank Weldon, Miss Beatrice Troulan. Violet Louise Ahlers, daughter of Bruno Ahlers, was married on Miss. Wednesday, October 14, to Abel at German Evangelical Church, Schermerhorn and Court streets, by the Rev.

Dr. Jacob W. Loch, who married Miss Ahlers' parents twenty-four years ago. Attending Miss Ahlers were Miss Gladys Irene Williamson as maid of honor, Miss Emily A. Casey and Miss Lucy P.

Brown as bridesmaids. Philip Ebel, a brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The ushers were Samuel Hughes, Arthur F. A. Witte, Otto R.

Wissner and Walter C. Spies. bride's gown was of white embroidered net and white satin. The veil of tulle. arranged in cap fect with orange blossoms, and she carried bouquet of white orchids and lilies of the valley.

The maid of honor wore a gown of gold lace and white satin and carried a large' bouquet of purple chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids' gowns were of lavender charmeuse and chiffon. Both carried arm bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums. Among those present at the reception. which was held at the Chateau du Pare, were: The Rev.

Dr. J. W. Loch Mrs. J.

W. Dr. Marcus C. Hanand kinson, Mrs. Dr.

John William J. C. McKnight. and Mrs. Mr.

Bliss, Frederick Ebel. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ebel, Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Luozzo, Mr. and Mrs. A.

D. Ajilo, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mischlich, Mrs Henry C. Allers, Miss Louise Ziegler, John Ziegler, Miss Rose de Buck, Miss Lue de Buck, Miss Nettie de Buck, Miss Carlotto de Buck.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riggs, Mrs. Wid- dows. Mr.

and Mrs. G. Niekon, Mrs. R. Oetjin, Mr.

and Mrs. William Lakemann, Mrs. Elizabeth. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Hughes, John Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Munde, Carl Munde Mr. and Mrs. John F.

Nelson, Mrs. Anna Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schubert Miss Gretchen Schubert, Miss Lucy Schubert, Mr. Otto, Mr.

and Mrs. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel LiedeMr. and Mrs.

Arthur Delmhorst. Mrs. E. Witte, Miss C. Kratzenstein.

Miss Gladys Wilderbrandt, Miss Eteika Derks, Miss Emma Mohman, M. Carpenter, D. Cone, D. Lakemann, Mrs. Anderson.

One of the attractive weddings that took place in Bay Ridge recently was that of Miss Jeanette Abigail Frye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Frye of 515 Fifty-eighth street, who was married to Richard Henry Gadd. The wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev.

Father McGowan, at the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Fifty-ninth street and Fifth avenue. The bride was attired in a gown of ivory satin, duchess lace and pearls. She wore a tulle veil with orange blossoms. Miss Frye was attended by her sister, Miss. Lillian M.

Frye as maid of honor; Miss Irene Wyergang and Miss Florence Timmony. The bridesmaids wore gowns of pink satin, Oriental was Charles Quinn. Miss Helen Griffin, AFTER THE ENGAGEMENT A Cozy Little Dovecoat or a palace grand; whichever it may be. we have it on hand; and we will esteem it a great pleasure if you'll come in and consider the treasure, You should not fail to come and look, though there's no money in your pocketbook. Tome 3 Rooms Furnished Rooms 95.50 4 Furnished 118.75 Outfits 5 Furnished Rooms 148.50 Me Emery's vost Reliable Furniture and Carpet House 46-88-90 Myrtie Corner 4 Open Saturdays Until P.

M. Cred I train and she carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley, white roses and white orchids. A maid of honor and four bridesmaids attended her. The former, Miss Anna Soper, a sister of the bride, was gowned in pale pink chiffon and pink satin, and carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids were Miss Mabel Bayha, Miss Mira Frey, Miss Grace Schluter and Miss Eleanor Schluter.

Their gowns were of pale yellow satin and chiffon. They carried bouquets of white chrysanthemums. Little Dorothy Halliday flower girl. She was dressed in white. Irving Kent Parks, cousin of bridegroom was best man and the ushers were Jack Wallberg, Frank Clancey, Kenneth Wnite and Jack Wiepert.

The Rev. E. M. Halliday, pastor of the Ocean Avenue Congregational Church, officiated at the ceremony. After the ceremony a reception was given at the home of the bride.

The occasionas tastefully decorated for the Mrs. Esther Miller has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Esabel Olga Kalame, to Harry F. Collins. Mrs. Miller gave an informal dinner at her home, 741 McDonough street, last Wednesday evening.

Her guests were: Mrs. John A. Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nathan of Chicago and Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Witnich of Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Collins is well known in Brooklyn musical circles. The engagement of William Edward Hoffman and Miss Emma Coifax Dayton has just been announced.

Miss Dayton is a former Brooklyn girl. She has made her home in Los Angeles for the past three years. Miss Dayton is visiting in Brooklyn and has been the honoree at affairs given by the Alpha Pi Epsilon Sorority, of which she is a member. Mr. Hoffman is a wellknown Brooklyn man and a member of the Omega Alpha Pi fraterniay.

Miss Anna M. F. Stratmann Weds Poughkeepsie Man. Miss Anna M. F.

Stratmann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Stratmann of 453 East Twenty-fifth street, Flatbush, and William H. Thomas, son of Mrs. Dorothea Thomas of Poughkeepsie, were married Wednesday, October 28, at Miss Stratman's home by the Rev.

Luther Gable. Miss Stratmann was becomingl; gowned in ivory charmeuse satin and rose point lace. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses and -the valley. Her bridesmaid, Miss Marie Nolting of Poughkeepsie was gowned in pale pink charmeuse, silk lace and pearl trimmirg. Her bouquet was of pink roses.

Charles Halla was best nan. Little Miss Elsie Craigen and Miss Alice Craigen were the flower and little Eleanor Stratmann was che ring bearer. Among those present at the reception were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bitter, Henry Beyermann, Noyes Cornell, Miss Wats Clayton of South Carolina, Mr.

and Mrs. G. J. Craigen, Miss Annie Craigen, Mr. and Mrs.

G. M. Craigen, liss Elsie Craigen, Miss Alice Craig gen, Dr. and Mrs. R.

Clark, Mr. and Mrs. S. Crossey of Tottenville, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Dougherty, Miss Lillie Dittus of Pougnkeepsie, Frank Duryea, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fuehrmann, Mr.

and Mrs. George Faatz of N. MP. and Mrs. Harry Flinn, Miss Amelia rank of Poughkeepsie, the Rev.

and Mrs. Luther Gable, Mr. and Mrs. George Huber, Mr. and Mrs.

James corton, Charles Halla, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hesterberg, A. Hachmeister, tr. and Mrs.

William Irwin, Ralph uhl, George Jantzer Miss Adelaide Jantzer, Paul Jelenek, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Koch, Mr.

and Mrs. F. A. Koch Harry Koch, Walter Koch, Mr. in dMrs.

Fritz Koch, Mr. and Mrs. Alvert Koenig, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Koenig of Newark, Fred Lang, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry A. Meyer, Miss Anna Meyer, Mrs. Frederick Meyer, Herman Meyer, Mr. Mrs.

E. F. Mahady o. Boston, Mr. and Mrs.

J. McCormack, Miss Mathilda Muckenhaupt, Miss Adelaide Muckenhaupt, Mr. and Mrs. Wright Mollineaux, Judge and Mrs. J.

(orschauser of Poughkeepsie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morschauser, Mr. and Mrs. G.

Nolting of Poughkeepsie, Miss Marie Nolting of Poughkeepsie, Mrs. Emily Puls of Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Pfrenger, Mr. and Mrs.

Nicholas Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruberl, Mrs. F. Schimmelbusch, Mr.

and Mrs. L. J. Schindler, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Steinnueller of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. J. Sklar, Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Soratkin, Mr. and Mrs.

L. Stevenson, Mr. and frs. Ernst Stratmann, Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Stratmann, Dr. and Mrs. C.

F. 'tratmann, Miss Eleanor Stratmann, Miss. Catherine Steitz, Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Thomas, Mrs. Dorothea Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. F. H.

Thomas of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. R. Von Lehn, Mr. and Mrs.

A. Witte, Mrs. Emilio Wollheim, Anton Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ahl of Newark, N.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Applegate, Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Ackerman, Miss Rena Arvine, Dr. and Mrs. W.

Bayles, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin. Koenig, of Newark, N. Mr.

nd Mrs. Max Koeppe, Mr. and Irs. A. Knierim, Mr.

and Mis. Theodore Lange of. Springfield, tSS Hertha. Lange of Springfield, I Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Lang, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bolton of Miss Dorothea Bolton, Miss Grace Blair, Miss Nita Blom and Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Boeschen. Miss Agnes J.

Sommer, daughter of Mr. Mrs. George Anton Sommer of 599 Lafayette avenue, was married on Monday, October 26, to James Warner Nolan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Nolan of New Haven, at St.

Ambrose's Church, the Rev. Francis Nolan of Hartford, a brother of the bridegroom, officiating. Miss Sommer was married in a traveling suit of. blue broadcloth. She carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley.

Miss Frances Sommer, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. She wore a dark green traveling suit and a large hat with white plumes. Owen L. Nolan was best man. Among those present at the ceremony were Mr.

and Mrs. Sommer, Miss Frances Sommer, Miss May Sommer, George H. Sommer, John Nolan, Catherine Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. Hoey, Mrs.

Nenisch, Mr. and Mres. Klein, Mr. and Mrs. C.

Lappe, Miss Adele Rouch, Miss Ida Rouch, Mrs. Barnable, Mr. and urs. Fleckt, Edward Muster, Mrs. H.

Lappe, Mrs. Nolan. The wedding of Miss Clara Johnson of 363 Forty-eighth street and John E. Olson of 5722 Fourth avenue took place on Saturday, October 17, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Swanson, 363 Fortynighth street, the Rev. Mr. Anderson of the Swedish Salem Church performing the ceremony. The bride wore a gown of white crepe meteor and a tulle veil arranged i in cap' effect with orange blossims. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley.

Miss Hannah Johnson, a sister of the bride, was her bridesmaid. She was gowned in pale blue satin and chiffon, and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Nils P. Olson was best man. Among the guests at the reception were Mr.

and Mrs. Swanson, Harry Swanson, Wilmor Swanson, Mrs. Hanson, Arnold Hanson, Wilmor Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Morin, Miss Ethel Johnson, Mr.

and Mrs. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Swanson, Alvin Swanson, fred Swanson, Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Block, Mr. and Mrs. Wina Block, Richard Block, Mrs. Reaylca, Miss Reaylea, Mr. and Mrs.

Hultgren, Mr. and Mrs. Ryberg, Lawrence Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Julin.

Henning Nelson, Hilding Nelson, ANNOUNCEMENT. METROPOLITAN RIVERS' COLLEGE OF DANCING AND STAGECRAFT, No. 2307 Broadway, Manhattan, Between 83d and 54th Stm. Modern Eoclety, Classic and Artistic Stage Dancing. Studios and Ballroom.

Catering facilties. Available for social functions, entertainments, eto. Pre branch. Par ticulars on application. I I I I I I SOCIAL NOTES Halloween Surprise Given Litte Miss Jessie Macdonald.

A Halloween masquerade was given by Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Macdonald their home, 700.

East Eighteenth street, in honor of the eleventh birthday their daughter, Miss Jessie Macdonald The house and porch were tastefully decorated with Halloween symbols Four prizes were awarded for the best costumes. The winners were Clara Parker, Marjorie Wright, Fred De Fau and Howard Minner. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Mangam and Miss Hazel Allison, Miss 'Grace Timley, Miss Anna Blanch and Miss Helen Sweeney. The guests were: Walter Briggs, Miss Dorothy Macdonald, Miss Joyce Blanthorn, Wesley Brisache, Robert Davidson, Fred Fau, Miss Katherine Goodhand, Oscar Jones, Le Kinney, Miss Leland Goodhand, Aliss Frances Held, Stanley Kelly, Miss Mildred Lederle, Miss Gertrude Lederle, Miss Rita Lambert, Miss Katherine Lausser, Miss Helen Lausser.

Fred Lausser, Charles Lester, Miss Marjorie Macdonald, Miss Fannie Moritz, Miss June Midgett, Howard Minners, Miss Clara Parker, David Rosenberg. Alfred Stewart, Miss Hazel Finsley, Miss Marjorie Wright, Miss Marguerite Wilkinson and Miss Eleanor Wright. The annual reception of the Cosmopolitan Fellowcraft Club will be held at the Masonic Temple, Clermont and Lafayette avenues, on Thanksgiving Wednesday, November 25. The. Eureka Club of Public School No.

6 held its first Friday night, at which the following officers were elected: John Burke, president; Henry Rosoff, vice president; William L. treasurer. Dooley, secretary; Fred Wisemann, Edward Smith was chosen manager of the basketball team, of which John Burke is captain. A mittee composed of Joseph Marino, Edward Smith and Albert Irving was appointed to look after absentees. The members of the club are John Graham, H.

Jameson, Fred Paths, John O'Rourke, Abraham Castle, Martin Moran, John Moran, Edward Philip Bassist and John Several young men met at the home of Mr. Halperon, 86 Gerry street, last Monday evening, to organize a social club, the object of which will be to maintain a summer home at a nearby resort and to meet regularly during the fall and winter months at the homes of the members. The membership will be limited to ten and the organization will be a select one. At present there are only five members. Announcement has been made of the reception and dance to be given under he auspices of the Bay Ridge Lyceum of the Church of Our Lady of Angels.

This affair will be held Thanksgiving Eve, November 25, at the Academy of Music. It will be the first of a series of social activities to be held during the winter season by the Lyceum. Full particulars regarding this reception land dance will be given later. The annual fall dance of the Royal Social Club will be held on Thanksgiving Eve, Wednesday, November 25, at the Chateau du Parc. The committee comprises Russell McGuire, Leonard Warager, Archie Pooton Jr.

Mrs. L. A. Zechiel of this borough is pending the winter in Willimantic, Conn. Miss Doris K.

Schob gave a reunion lance at her home, 2196 Clarendon road on Saturday evening, October 24, to a number of young people who met at Bdue Point last summer. The evening was spent in games and dancing. Those present were Miss Agnes Reinecke, Miss Ethel Reinecke, Miss Alice Farrell. Miss Louise Farrell, Miss Ruth Newman, Miss Grace Schlichting, Miss Elsie Dusel, Miss Edith Buhsen, Miss Sophie Ottens, Miss Doris K. Schob, Mortimer Anderson, Chester Ellard, Luther Post, MacLean, William MacLean, Clarence Ten Eyck, Walter Schlicting, Claude Buhsen, Joseph Bartis and William Buck.

Miss Daisy Forker, daughter of Judge and Mrs. H. J. Forker of Brooklyn, who are staying at Bronxville, motored through the Berkshires with Miss E. J.

Merrill, also of Brooklyn. Mrs. Howard C. Anthony and Miss, Helen are also. at Bronxville.

The Powhatan Boat Club of Sheepshead Bay, will hold its third annual ball at Acme Hall, Seventh avenue and Ninth street, on Monday evening, November 2. Arrangements have been completed. Over five hundred are to attend. The members of expected the organization are residents of South Brooklyn and Park Slope sections. The Commodore, James 0.

fficers Durney; artico commodore, John L. Stengel, and treasurer, David C. F. Lanigan. A euchre and reception for the benethe Church of St.

Frances de of hantal of -seventh street and will be held at' 'hirteenth avenue, Stauch's, Coney Island, on Wednesday evening, November 4. It has been aranged by the parishioners for the purJose of paying off the mortgage on he church property. Dancing will in during and after the indulged games. birthday party was given last A Miss Clara Warner of 187 Sunday to Conklin avenue, who celebrated her seventeenth birthday. Games were played and a delightful musical Mrs.

programme furnished by Mr. and Rothinbole, Fred Schultz, George Hipp, A. Schelly and E. Rahyen. the guests were: Miss C.

Among Warmer, Miss M. Rothinbole, Miss L. Sartor, Miss M. Flanigan, Miss Moeller, Hedge, Miss Miss M. Miss S.

Cohn, Miss B. Sartor, Mrs. J. FenD. Cohn, Miss.

M. Bryson, J. Flonigan, sternes. H. Zimmerman, O'Fleirty, P.

Liunlin, G. C. Warmer, William Hope. Moeller, A. A.

Shellev. 'E. Rahyen, William Mayar, William Rothinbole, G. Bitze, G. Hipp, Fred Schultz.

Saturday evening, October 24, a party was given to Miss H.111- surprise nah Guilfoyle 482 Tompkins avenue, in honor of her twenty-second birthday. Her home was decorated with autumn leaves and pink anthemums. The evening was spent SEND IN YOUR NEWS The Eagle welcomes contribations for this page. tI will be glad to print An account of any social affair held in Brooklyn if the material submitted is newsy, up-to-date and accurate. Church socials, fairs, euchres and receptions are especially desired.

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Among the guests were Miss Clara Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Alcom of Boston, Mr. and Mrs.

Delmar Lehman of Chicago, Miss Jessie Lehman of Chicago, John Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Shaffer of Syracuse, Howard Shaffer of Illion, N. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Seibert, Miss Helen Seibert, Miss Estelle Seibert of Bloomfleld, N. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Johnston, Graham Johnston Miss Ruth Johnston, Douglas Johnston, Bloomfield, N.

Mr. and Mrs. Scheiffner, James Mungall, Mr. and Mrs. William Perry, Miss Agnes Perry, Mrs.

Katherine Mungall of South Hadley Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston, Mrs.

F. Platner, Mrs. Jennie Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ruby, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Tuthill, Miss Ann Poling, Joseph Aspinall, Miss Mabel Slegfried of Manhattan, Mr. and Mrs. Kopke of Manhattan, William Downs of South Hadley Falls, Mrs. Mary Durkin, Miss Katherine Durkin, Dr.

E. Lumley, Mr. and Mrs. William Perry Jr. of Manhattan.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bohan of 1914 East Thirteenth street have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Josephine Bohan to Jeremiah F. Donovan, who resides with his parents at 219 Schermerhorn street. Miss Bohan is a member of several Brooklyn clubs and is one of Brooklyn's popular amateur actresses.

Miss Lillian Macclinchey Has Attractive Wedding. A home wedding took at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening, October 28, at the restuence of Mr. and Emanuel Charles Macclinchey, 741 Putnam avenue, when their daughter, Miss Lillian Macclinchey, became the bride of George Christopher Hellfeld. The Rev William V. Kelley, D.

editor of the Methodist Review, officiated at the ceremony. The bridal party included Miss Margaret Janet Breen, maid 01 best man, and George C. Berry and honor; Ditto Haustedt of Manhattan, Charles Taylor Rogers of Verona, N. ushers. Miss Macclinchey was charmingly attired in white satin, Princess lace and pearls.

Her veil was caught with orange blossoms, and her bouquet was a shower of lilies of the valley and orbilds. Miss Breen wore a gown of pink crepe de chine and chiffon. She carried pink chrysanthemums. Mr. Hellfeld is prominent in Masonic circles, being master of Central Lodge No.

361, F. and A. M. The house was profusely decorated with palms, roses and autumn leaves for the occasion. A very pretty wedding took place in Newark, N.

recently, when Miss Miriam Warshausky, daughter of Mrs D. Warshausky of 105 Ridgewood ave nue, was married to Morris G. Shoenfeld, son of Mr. and Mrs. B.

Schoenfeld, of 503 Jerome street, Brooklyn. The Rev. Dr. Brodsky, assisted by the Rev. r.

Pushkoft, performed the cerenony. The bride's gown was of white satin Her veil was of tulle, made in a cap effect and adorned with lilies of the valley. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs 3. Senoenfeld, Mrs.

D. Warshauskv. Mr. and Mrs. S.

Coopersmith, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Warshausky, Mr. and Mrs. I.

Vorona, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warshausky, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Jacog Kreinsky, Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Warshausky Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barfield, Miss Ruth Warshausky, Miss Hannah Warshausky and Arthur Shoenfeld. After the reception Mr.

and Mrs Schoenfeld left for Lakewood, N. When they return they will reside at 657 Barbey street. The marriage of Miss Elsie Wey; Mrs. Frank W. Edwards of Westfield.

mouth Edwards, daughter of Mr. and N. to Frederick Morgan Berthrong of Washington, D. took place at the home of the bride's aunt, 2303 Avenue Flatbush, on Tuesday evening, October 20. The ceremony was per formed by the Rev.

Luther D. Gable. Pastor of St. Stephen's Lutherar Church and attended by only the 1m- mediate relatives of the bride ant bridegroom. After Mr.

and Mrs. Berthrong return from their wedding trim they will reside in Washington, D. C. On Sundry evening, October 18, fretty wedding ceremony was per. formed at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. William May, 109 Fourth street. Course, on the occasion of their daughter's marriage to Mr. Siebert of Brooklyn. Chiysanthemums, and autumn leaves formed a effective decoration for the home.

The bride was gowned in blue crepe de chine and gold lace. She was attended by a sister of the bridegroom, Miss Jennie Siebert, who wore pale green charmeuse, Both the bride and bridesmaid carried bouquets of white bridal roses William May, brother of the bride, was best man. Those present at the ceremony werMiss Jennie Siebert, William May Jchn A. May, Miss Edith May, George May, Mr. and Mrs.

F. L. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Ruphrect, Mr. and Mrs. Siebert Mrs. Fred Truckenbrodt. Miss Bertha Truckenbrodt, Wilfred Ruprecht, Miss Elsie Strikle, Mr.

and Mrs. P. Siebert and Miss Lena Truckentrodt. The marriage of Miss Ada Maud Soper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin Franklin Soper, to Charles Ogden Parks was solemnized recently at the Ocean Avenue Congregational Church, on a Wednesday evening. The church was tastefully decorated with green palms and chrysanthemuins. The bride was gowned in white brocaded satin en MISS FRESE OF THE Colonia Tea Room Begs announce that the Tea Room and Women's Commercial Building IS NOW OPEN AT 379 Fifth Avenue Bet. 35th 36th New York. Fifth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Mr.

and Mrs. Nieber. and Mrs. Albert J. Nieber celebrated.

the fifth anniversary their wedding recently at the home of Mrs. Nieber's father, J. H. Hinz, 233 Tompking avenue. They received a large number of useful gifts.

Charles C. Hinz well known in Brooklyn musical circles rendered several delightful seMr. and Mrs. A. J.

Nieber. lections. Among those present at the reception were Mr. and Mrs. Nieber, Albert Nieber, Walter Nieber, Miss Anna Hinz, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Niebher, Arthur Nieber, Frederick Nieber, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Rieken, Mr. and Mrs. William Riedsin, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, Mr.

and Mrs. W. Prigge, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Prigge, Mr.

and Mrs. Blum, Mrs. Hawley, Mrs. Cordis, Miss Dellman, Charles Hinz, Miss Hattie Prigge, Mrs. Gerken.

Mr. and Mrs. Conaty, Thomas, Conaty, Miss. Roseane Conaty, Mrs. Danell, Philip Danell, Miss Eisie Danell, Mr.

and Mrs. Nichols Tabb, Herbert Tabb, Mr. and Mrs. Stenbeck, Miss Augusta Johnson, Miss Anna Swanson, Miss Corine Sederwald, Miss Nannie Sederwald, Miss Ellen Carlson, Miss Elsie Larson, Miss Anna Anderson, Miss Corine Johnson, Miss Lillian Kruder, Miss Rose Courquin, Miss Hilda Peterson, Harry Butler, Mr. Wallace, Samuel Johnson, Frank Wright, Carl Otto.

BALLS A dance and reception, given under the auspices of the Thatso Club of Brooklyn was held last Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. White of Renault Court, West 110th street, Manhattan.

The affair was a success and an enjoyable evening was spent by all those present. During the evening a dancing contest was held. Miss Mabel Brown, Augustus Maguire, Miss Anna Lavelle and Walter Patrick were the winners. Among those present were Miss Anna Lavelle, Miss Mildred Waller, Miss Mabel Brown, Miss May Wallace, Miss Lavelle, Mrs. Wallace, Rolland RobMary Mathers, Gustav Meyer, Robert Sinith, Stuart Packard.

The Beta Club has announced its winter dance, which will be held at the Hotel St. George, on Friday, January 22. The committee in charge is composed of Carl C. Lawrence, Jack R. Haukap and Eugene W.

Wood. CARD PARTIES A well attended meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary was held at the Kings County Republican Club, 1038 Greene avenue, last Monday afternoon. An interesting series of games was played at the weekly matinee euchre. The prize winners were as follows: The Mesdames J. Klinck, W.

Woodcock, George Vannatten, Alexander Harwood, Hugo Langer, A. Kearns, Thomas B. Lineburgh, L. Schneider, B. Gleason, C.

M. Clancy. The first regular meeting of the season of the Fort Greene Bridge Whist Club was heid on Friday afternoon, October 23, at the residence of the president, Mrs. W. C.

Schuckman, 152 DeKalb avenue. Cards were played during the afternoon and prizes were won by Mrs. Schuckman, Mrs. R. MauJer and Mrs.

steele. After the prizes had been awarded a Halloween luncheon was was served in the dining room, which prettily decorated for the occasion. Those present were: Mrs. C. Richardson, Mrs.

L. Landsman, Mrs. C. Hendrickson, Mrs. H.

Fleckenstein, Mrs. Mosher, Mrs. H. Robinson, Mrs. J.

Schaefer and Mrs. Shaughnessy. More than 100 persons attended the euchre given by the members of Alert Council No. 1567 R. A.

on last Tuesday. A delightful address was made by Martin H. Lattner. Ten games were played by the following successful players: Mrs. Klink, W.

J. O' Brien, L. Blaustein, Mrs. L. Blaustein, Miss E.

Pinson, Dr. Ames, J. Pinson, Miss Tompkins, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Hoffman, Mr.

Potts, Mrs. W. Wright, Mrs. A. F.

Lent, Mrs. K. Newey, Miss Jones, Mrs. E. Fuchs, Mrs.

Keyes, Mrs. Mackie. Mrs. Wellings, Mrs. Vanatten, Mr.

Power, Mrs. Willard. District Deputy Ruden awarded the prizes to non-players. The' winners were George Seigert, George A. Goldsmith, Mrs.

Phillip Scott. RECEPTIONS and Mrs. Thomas J. Bennett Fifty Years Married. On Tuesday, October 20, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas J. Bennett celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage. With their children and grandchildren and many friends they attended mass in St. Malachy's Church, where the couple have attended services for nearly half a century.

In the evening a reception was held at the Bennett home, at 147 Essex street. James McCormack sang some old time songs, assisted at the piano by Mrs. John J. Bennett. Vocal selections were given by Miss Mary McCartin and Miss Marie Bennett.

Many telegrams of congratulations were read from friends who were unable to be present. The following were present: The Rev. Daniel Cherry, the Rev. Edward McManus, the Rev. Philip A.

Brady, the Rev. Joseph Bennett and James Bennett, nephews of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bennett, Patrick Hickey, Mrs.

Ellen Lambert, John L. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bennett, Mr.

and Mrs. James McCormack, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slattery, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward J. Doyle, Miss Helen Bennett, Miss Lillian Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hickey, Mr. and Mrs.

William Hickey, John J. X. Hickey, Thomas Hickey, Miss Mary Bennett, Miss Rita Bennett, Mrs. Swanstrom, Mr. and Mrs.

George M. Casey, Robert Miller, Miss May McCartin, Miss Mae Young, Miss Marie Bennett, Miss Genevieve Bennett, Miss Helen mack, James McCormack, Miss Mas McCormack, Miss Helen McCormack, Miss Anna McCormack, Miss Dorothy Slattery, John Slattery, Edward Slattery and Alfred Slattery. Mr. and Mrs. John Meyer of Bushwick avenue celebrated the twentyfifth anniversary of their wedding on Thursday, October 22, in their new home.

Among the guests at the reception were Mrs. Charles Scharff, Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs.

John G. Meyer, George Kuchner, Gus Furrer, Joseph Schietzman, Miss Lillian Meyer, Miss Dorothy Meyer, Kenneth Schoennan, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam O'Brien, John G. Meyer and John Meyer.

-METER I PROSPECT 7700 CABS 30 Cents Half Mile 50 Cents One Mile 90 Cents Two Miles ONE TO FOUR PERSONS Other distances in proportion. lace and rosebuds. The best man 4-year-old favorite, was the flower girlie ushers William J. Frye, brother of the bride; Francis Byrne, Haward N. Murray and Joseph F.

Murray Jr. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, where a wedding supper was served in the room decorated with white roses, leaves and palms. After their return from a honeymoon in Virginia, the Mr. and Mrs. Gadd will make their home in Bay Ridge.

An attractive wedding took place on Wednesday evening, October 28, at the home of Miss E. Muir, 356 Fourteenth street, when Miss Annie Muir became the bride of Lewis R. Ball. The Rev. M.

O. Lepley officiated at the ceretony. The parlors were tastefully decorated with lilies of the valley, carnations and roses. Miss Ethel Smith of Middle Village acted as bridesmaid, while Frederick H. Weston was best nan.

Both the bride and the bridegroom are members of the Eighteenth Street M. E. Church. The bride was attired in white brocaded silk and shadow lace. She carried a bouquet of white roses.

The bridesmaid was attired in pink crepe de chine and shadow lace and carried a bouquet of pink Mrs. H. Ball Mrs. H. Among those present.

were Mr. and Ball Mr. and Mrs. F. Schneider, ands Mrs.

E. Muir, Mrs. A. Howes, Miss H. Howes, E.

Howes, and Mrs. H. Posart, Mrs. S. Treadwell, Mrs.

L. Havens, J. Evernham, J. Rossman, Miss Emily Smith, G. Gibbs, Miss Ethel Smith, F.

Weston, Mrs. G. Smith, Airs. L. Parker, Miss E.

Parker, R. Sherlock, Mrs. B. Attfield, Mr. and Airs.

G. Thornby, Mrs. E. Owens, Mrs. L.

Havell, Miss F. Helgeson, Miss E. Miss M. Landa, Mr. and Mrs.

Mc Vittie, and Mrs. W. Havens and B. Havens." At noon on Thursday, October 29, at 148 Halsey street, Miss Anna B. Woolworth of Tallman, N.

was united in marriage a to H. Martin Hull of Greenfield Hill. Fairfield, Conn. The bride's father, the Rev. W.

S. Woolworth, performed the ceremony, with the Rev. Paul Dwight Moody, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, of St. Johnsbury, assisting. The maid of honor was Miss Mildred De Mott of Brooklyn, cousin of the bride.

The best man was E. Pierson Dunham of Greenfield Hill, cousin of the bridegroom. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin and Duchess lace. She carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid's gown was of pink silk and she carried a bouquet of sunburst roses.

The house was decorated with palms and autumn leaves. The following guests were present: The Rev. and Mrs. W. S.

Woolworth, W. S. Woolworth Mr. and Mrs. James G.

Woolworth of Providence, R. Mrs. Anna DeMott, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.

De Mott, Mrs. Emma Heyberger, Mr. and Mrs. Saruel B. Luyster, S.

B. Layster Albert P. Luyster, Frank A. Luyster, Wyndert P. Van Ordt, Miss Katie M.

Van Ordt, Mrs. Charles Reusch, Victor M. Reusch, Mr. and Mrs. William Burr Hull, Dr.

and Mrs. Edward Hull, Mrs. Charlotte E. Hull, Miss Harriet Hull of Greenfield Hill, Miss Inez Hull of Dayton, the Rev. and Mrs.

Paul L'wight Moody, Mrs. M. Dunham and Miss Marion Dunham of Greenfield Fill. Mr. and Mrs.

Hull will reside at Creenfeld Hill, Fairfield, Conn. The engagement of Miss Beatrice Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Schwartz of 107 Sixth avenue, to Jacob Silverberg of Manhattan has been announced. Mr.

Silverberg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Silverberg of Strasburg, Germany. At formed Dumont, Church, N. decorated in the for North the casion with palms, ferns and pink chrysanthemums, on Wednesday October 28, Miss Beatrice Fontenore Watson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Earle F. Watson of Dumont, N. was married to Edward Bennett Esbach of Brooklyn. the Rev.

Charles Wyckoff Guleck officiating. The bride's gown was of crepe meteor and chiffon. She wore a veil of tulle, with orange blossoms and carried a shower bouquet of white chrysnthemiums. Miss Watson was attended by Miss Helen Merklee of Dumont, who wore white net and pink silk; Miss Leona Earle Watson and Miss Frances Elaine Watson, sisters of the bride, and Miss Frederika Riesberg and Miss Bessie Riesberg, cousins of the bride, who wore gowns shadow ace an. blue chiffon.

All carried boutquets of pink chrysanthemums. The best man as Moore and the ushers were Dr. Philip Embry Smith, Joseph Gleio, Harold D. Bender and James Connors. The pride's mother wore a gown of white chiffon and shadow lace over pale yellow chiffon.

The bridegroom's mother wore pale green satin and pearls. Following the service at the church a reception held at the Watson home. Returning from a Southern trip Mr. and Mrs. Esbach will reside in Brooklyn.

One of the charming brides of the Miss Marguerite Johnston, daughter Mr. and Mrs. James Small of 116 Macon street, was married on Friday evening, October 23, to Daniel Mungall, formerly of Soutk Hadley Falls, Mass. bride's gown was of crepe meteor, Chantilly lace and pearls. Her only ornament was a diamond laalliere, gift of the bridegroom.

The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Elisabeth Johnston, maid of honor, and pink chiffon. carried pink whose dress was of pints crepe teor roses. Little Margaret Perry, a cousin of the bridegroom, was girl, and Stanley Gedney of Maplewood, N. acted as best man. After the wedding supper Mr.

and Mrs. Mungall left for a Southern trip. Mr. Mungall is a graduate of Williston, Yale, and of the New York University Law School. He is a member in singing, dancing and playing games.

Miss Norma Stoeckle and Miss Alice Engelhard and Herbert Batley entertained. Several piano selections were rendered by Edward McGrath. A delightful repast was served at midnight. Among those present were Miss Hannah Guilfoyle, George Daily, Miss Blanche Giegerich, Bill Shadrack, Edward McGrath, Miss Norma Stoeckle, Charles Bomer, Miss Lillian Giegerich, Louis Gaa, Frank Morrill, M. Fethke, Miss Alice Engelhard, Frank Tappen, Miss May Giegerich, Herbert Batley, David Guilfoyle, Miss Agnes Le Brenz, Bill Haag, Miss Viola Clemens, Robert Turner, Miss Grace Hall, Jack Devereaux, Allen Stanford and Mrs.

Guilfoyle. The following is a list of subscribers for the fall dance of the Sam-0-get Club, to be held at the St. George on Friday, November Miss Evelyn Aran, Miss Hazel Guillan, Miss Josephine Hammett, Miss Mattie Looker, Miss Edith Du Vall, Miss Jennie Corts, Miss Frances Erbrecht, Miss Edna Leich, Miss Edna Kuhnert, Miss Ethyl Hemer, Miss Mabel Anderson, Miss Carrie Gale, Miss Vera Anderson, Mis, Hilda Ringholm, Miss Mae Glass, Miss Ruth Knowlton, Miss Mabel Wood, Miss Marion Warner, Miss Mae Noble, Miss Ruth Thompson, Miss Ethel Hammond, Miss Felice Pratt, Miss Isabelle Rooney, Miss Mary Hall, Miss Grace Hobby, Miss Dorothy Parsons, Miss Marion Frazer, William Koch, Clarence Glass, Arthur M. Strang, Alexander Erbrecht, C. Dudley Edwards, Melville Guillan, Barker D.

Leich, William Hay, R. 'Gary Dix, Coburn MacAran, R. Henry Kingsbury, Du Vali, Franklin Kennedy, Jesse Smith, John Wiepert, Frank Fodel, Harry M. Frazer, Walter H. Babcock, Frank Mott, Herbert Korber, William Nickerson, George Mott, Edwin Mott, J.

Alfred Gilmore, Harold Bergen, J. Ahrling Horstman, Orville Boudreau, Artaur Resn, John Morgan, Eugene Horton, Irving B. Kennedy. The patronesses will be Mrs. Bertha Koch, Mrs.

Max Wulf and Mrs. W. E. Herbold. Miss Adelaide Zeita Whelen entertained a number of her young friends at a house dance given at her new Flatbush home, 94 Ha thorne street, last Wednesday evening.

Among the dancers were: Miss Harriet Boylan, Miss Susette Fee, Miss Daisy Brennan, Miss Marie Whelen, Miss Belle Robertson, Miss Kathryn Nichols, Miss Retta Whelen, Miss Isabelle Grady, Miss Adelaide Whelen, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. August P.

Whelen, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J.

Whelen, Rex Perpall, Valentine Shotten, James A. Whelen Ray Everson, Carl Fister, George Grier, Joseph Higgins and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Whelen.

Mrs. Edward Terry entertained the Chicago Woman's Club on Thursday, October 29, at a reception and dance, given at her suburban residence, Dunwoodie. The ballroom was decorated with oak leaves and yellow chrysanthemums and this autumn color scheme was also carried out in the wining room, where a buiet supper was served. Assisting Mrs. Terry in receiving were Mrs.

Walter H. Gahagan, president of the club; Mrs. Henry Willis Phelps, Mrs. Frank Jay Woulf, Mrs. Henry P.

Wall, Mrs. Samuel Long and Mrs. John Marshall Gallagher. Sigma Phi Sigma held an attractive Halloween social and dance, Friday evening, at the home of Miss Florence E. Lang, 449 Franklin avenue.

Supper was served at midnight, the diningroom being decora ed with the club colors, which were effectively used with the Halloween decorations. Daneing followed the supper. The members and guests of the evening were Miss Lottie Rogers, Howard Munch, Miss Mary Rumpf, John Godson, Miss Nell Creifelds, Roger' Daisley, Miss Cecil Rumpf, Robert Lang, Miss Edna Rogers, Franklin De Hoag, Miss Hattie King, Percy Daisley, Miss Florence E. Lang and Herbert Daisley. A "Nothing Over a Dollar" sale, for the benefit of the New York State Branch of the Shut-In Society, will be held at the Hotel Van 'erbilt, Park avenue and Thirty -fourth street, on Friday, November 6.

The populer and well known Belcour Club will hold its opening ball and reception at the Broadway Casino, Broadway and Sumner avenue, Saturday evening, November 7. The grand march will be led by Phil Bloom, the contender for tho lightweight championship title. A package entertainment was held Thursday evening, October 22, at the In-as-Much Home for the Aged, 429 Greene avenue. The entertainment was held under the auspices of the King's Daughters for the benefit of the home, The following took part in the programme: Miss Millicent Moody, Miss Florence Jensen, Miss Myrtle Abbott, Mrs. Charles Allbeck, Mrs.

Urania, Melick. Mrs. E. L. Jones, Miss Florence Hartmann, Miss Hazel Moody, Mrs.

Whittall, Mr. and Mrs. George Moody, Miss S. Brower, Miss H. Brower.

The executive committee is composed of Mrs. S. A. Lane, founder and president; Mrs. Della Cumings, vice president; Mrs.

Emma Stanley, treasurer; Mrs. A. L. Meade, secretary. Mrs.

J. Russell has returned from Allenwood, N. to her home in Brooklyn. A committee comprising Leeds tionists has planned to hold the Arst annual reunion on December 4 at ling's Casino, 156th street and St. Ann's avenue, Manhattan.

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