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a he he he he THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1912.

SOCIAL AND CLUB LIFE IN. BROOKLYN Miss Louise Brown Marries Oscar Madsen. Pink and blue and white effectively carried out in gowns and decorations WAS the color scheme oil Wednesday evening at the wedding of Miss Louise Helen Brown and Oscar Bertram took place at the South Church, the Medormied Rev. Dr. William MacDonald officiating.

The bride wore charmeuse trimmed with lace and pearls her veil was cap effect, caught up with orange blossoms. She was given away by her brother, Frederic Halstead Brown. A sister of the bride, Mrs. Anna C. Power, Manhattan, matron of honor.

She wore blue charmeuse with crystal trimmings, and carried pink roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Lillian Hincheliff and Miss Emma Sussman, who wore pink crepe de meteor. The little flower girl was Florence Moran. Arne Fisher was best man and the ushers were Edward Alton Brown and John J. Morau.

Following the ceremony there was it reception at the home of the, bridegroom, Fort Hamilton avenue and Sixty-Afth street. The bridegroom's gift to his bride was a brooch set with pearls and diamonds, and among the other gifts received was a house, given to the young couple by the bridegroom's parents. Among those present were Mrs. M. Brown, Mr.

and Mrs. H. Madsen, Frederic H. Brown, William Brown, Miss Helen Brown, Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Knapp, Mrs. Anna C. Power, Mr.

and Mrs. H. M. C. Brown, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward A. Brown, Masters George, Martin, Vernon and William Brown, Miss Emma Sussman, Miag Lillian Hincheliff. John Moran, Arne Fisher, Miss Florence Moran, Mrs. John Moran, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Miller of ManHarry Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Bergreen, battan, Miss Marie Minders, Miss Marion Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith, Dr.

and Mrs. Thomas Ferris, Miss Mary Goetz, William Brown and Miss Rose Braunreuther. Miss Emilie Snyder Is Now Mrs. Andrew Parker. WEDDINGS A pretty wedding on Wednesday evening was that of Miss Emilie Snyder, daughter Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Suyder and Andrew John Parker of Manhattan. at the home of the bride's parents, 322 Hart street. The parlors were decorated with palms, and to the strains of Lohengrin's "Wedding March," the bride entered on the arm of her uncle. George L.

Weber, preceded by her sister, Miss Carolyn Louise Snyder, as maid of honor. The bridemiah H. Parker, as best man. groom was attended by his brother, JereThe bride wore a gown of white charmeuse and a tulle veil made cap effect and carried a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore a gown of flowered chiffon over pale blue messaline, and carried a bouquet of pale pink chrysanthemums.

The Rev. L. O. Rotenbach of Bethany Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony. The ceremony followed by a reception.

Miss Elsie Greiner sang Promise Me" and "Silver Threads Among the Gold." The bride and bridegroom left for a trip through the Thousand Islands and Niagara Falls, and on their return, will live live at 377. Putnam avenue, where they will be at home to their many friends after December 1. Miss Margaret Nelson Weds Charles Meurlin. On Wednesday afternoon last at the home of the bride's aunt. Miss Margaret May Nelson, daughter of William H.

NelRon, of 439 Second street, was married to Charles A. Meurlin of 111 Garfield The Rev. Emile Harper of All Saints Church officiated. Mrs. Florence Stockman was matron of honor and the best man was James Henderson.

The bride wore white marquisette over white satin and Mrs. Stockman wore white pink over satin and carried chrysanthemums. Among those present at the wedding were: W. H. Nelson, Mr.

and Mrs. S. Nelson, A. Nelson. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Nelson, Percy J. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Meurlin, Mr. and Mrs. D. Muerlin, Mrs.

L. Monahan, John Monahan, Miss Belle Meurlin, Miss Margaret Meurlin. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nicholas, Mr.

and Mra. William Hurley, Mr. and Mrs. George Rooney and Miss A. Runhardt.

Miss Amy Marie Whitton of 271 Arlington avenue was married to Adolph George Wolfram of 67 Somers street on October 16 at the home of the Rev. John Lewis Clark, who performed the ceremony. The bride. in white chiffon cloth with a border of roses over white satin, had Miss Hazel Whitton for her maid or honor. She wore tan chifton cloth over American beauty satin and carried American beauties.

Herman Stelljes was best man. Louis Canfield of 132 Fort Greene place, was married to Howard Allen Warner of Northampton, on October 17. The Rev. John F. Carson performed the ceremony which was a quiet one with no attendants.

Miss Elsie Johnson Is Now Mrs. Arthur Maddren. pretty home wedding took place Monday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson, 457 East Twenty-ninth street, when Miss Elsie Johnson, their eldest daughter, became the bride of Arthur Scott Maddren, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard S. Maddren of St. James place. Dr.

Daniel Dorchester of St. Mark's M. E. Church, officiated. The home was prettily decorated with autumn foliage and white chrysanthemums.

The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gown of white satin charmeuse, with a veil 08 tulle, and orange blossoms. Her bouquet consisted of bride roses and lilles-of-thevalley. She was attended by her sister, Miss Gertrude Johnson, who wore pale blue charmeuse and carried a shower bouquet of pink rosebuds. Mr. and Mrs.

Maddren have gone South for about a month. They will be at home after December 1. at 33 Stephen's Court. Flatbush. Mrs.

Alice Townsend Polsley announces the marriage of her daughter. Gwendolyn to James Rowland Ross, on Monday evening last. Miss May Winters Weds William Davis. A pretty home wedding took place last Sunday evening, when Miss May Isabel Winters, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert B. Winters of 103. Monitor street, was married to William James Davis, by the Rev. L. Brigham of All Souls Universalist Church, Flatbush.

The wedding march was played by Misg Agnes Blinkhorn. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore white ivory satin charmeuse, trimmed with duchess lace. tulle veil was draped cap effect and caught with 8. spray of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of roses and lilies-of-the-valley.

The bride's only attendant was Misa Martha Seeba, who wore pink crepe meteor and carried an arm bouquet of pink chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. Charles Davis, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The parlors were prettily decorated with yellow and white chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. A reception for fifty relatives and friends followed the ceremony, and after that Mr. and Mrs.

Davis left for a trip to the Delaware Water Gap and Stroudsburg. On their return they will live in Butler, N.J. Among the guests were: Mr. and Mra. A.

B. Winters, Mr. and Mrs. R. Frettag.

Mr. and Mra. Charles Davis of Franklin, N. Thomas Mr. Davis, W.

T. Conklin. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs.

William W. H. ald. Conklin, Elizabeth Egar. Egar, Miss Mr.

and Mabel MacDonMra, W. Sceba, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heeha, Miss Ethel Seeba. Miss Mamie Seebu, Miss Julia Seeba, Miss Marth Seeba, Miss Agnes Blinkhorn, Mr.

N. and Mre. Mra, J. P. Frayie: and family of Wychoft.

11. Winters, Belle Gibson of Wyekoff. N. Mrs. Lincham, Mrs.

Walker. Mrs. Thomas Mathews. Mra. Elliot, Mrs.

Roscoe, Mrs. Charlotte Van Horn, Mr. MISS RUTH MERUK. baum November 10 is the date set for the engagement reception of Miss Ruth Meruk and Alexander Leon Louria, to be, held at and Mrs. William Burger and family of Westchester; Joseph Burger, Miss Anna Mackenzie Westchester, Mr.

and Mrs. F. Riesner M. Howard, Miss N. E.

Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perrine, Mr. and Mrs. William Fuller, Miss Hattie Fuller of Palisade, N.

Mrs. M. E. Davis, G. E.

Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Davis. Mr.

and Mrs. James Treloar and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Stephens and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Tinn Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hucker and family, Mr.

and Mrs. William Stephen and family of Franklin. Charles Cook. William Reardon. Frank Reardon, Albert Southard.

E. Harmon. Judson Boyd. a Miss Ellen Sheeran To Wed John O'Mahoney. Miss Ellen Loretto Sheeran of 279 Wyckoff street will be married to John Patrick 'Mahoney of Bay Ridge on Thanksgiving Day, with a onptial mass at the Church of Our Lady of Merey, Schermerhorn street.

The Rev. Father McAteer, pastor of the church, will perform the ceremony. The bride will wear a white satin charmeuse gown and a tulle veil trimmed with orange blossoms and pearls. She will have a maid of honor and two bridesmaids. The maid of honor will be the bridegroom's sister, Miss Catherine O' Mahoney, who will wear blue charmeuse.

draped with gold lace. The bridesmaids will be Miss Mae Fogarty and Miss Helen Storin, in blue charmeuse. with brussels lace trimming. The bride. will be given away by her brother, Frank Sheeran, and the ushers will be Joseph MeNulty, Thomas O'Mahoney, Frank Neary, Harry McCabe and James Reilly, James O'Mahoney, brother of the bridegroom, will be best man.

Following the ceremony there will be a breakfast at a restaurant on Fulton street, the color scheme for this being light blue and gold. These are the colors of the Girls High School, of which the bride is a graduate. Both bridge and bridegroom have been teaching school for the past few years. A few weeks ago Miss Elliott and Miss Storin gave Miss Sheeran a kitchen (shower and the same color scheme was carried out for this. A number of relatives and friends attended the wedding of Miss Harriet Gellert.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Gellert of 698 President street, and Albert IS. Goldberg, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Goldberg of 264 Penn street, which took place the afternoon of October 20, at the Temple Bnai Sholaum. The Rev. Herbert Levinthal performed the ceremony. Miss Frances Gellert, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and Miss Dora Goldberg, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. There was a little flower girl, Belle Gellert.

David Rosenbloom was best man and Nathan Bloom groomsman. The bride wore a becoming gown of white satin charmeuse, trimmed with chiffon and pearls. Her cap was of duchess lace, caught up with orange blossoms. and she carried a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore ashes of roses satin and carried sunset roses.

The bridesmaid wore pale blue charmeuse trimmed with white chiffon. She also carried sunset roses. Among the guests were Dr. and Mrs. M.

Abramson. Miss Fannie Abramson, Leo Previn, Mr. and Mrs. Shapiro, Miss Ethel Belle. Miss Florence Shapiro, Mrs.

Morris Gellert. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gellert, Mr. and Mrs.

Levy, Dr. Samuel Gellert, and Mrs. S. Aurbach, Mr. and Mrs.

Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frankel, Dr. Dincin. Philip Dincin.

R. Dinein, Mr. (and Mrs. Elliott Levy, Mr. and Mrs.

M. Abrahams, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Wyckoff, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Rosenbloom, Mr. and Mrs. Leiner and Miss Leiner. Miss Martha Gewecke Weds Thomas Townsend. A wedding of interest to the Hill section, ou Wednesday evening last, was that of Miss Martha Woodruff Gewecke and Thomas Hugh Townsend, which took place at the home of the bride's parents.

209 Adelphi street. The Rev. Herbert O'Dowd performed the ceremony. Miss Etta B. Gewecke, a sister of the bride.

WAS her only attendant, and Clarence A. Townsend, brother of the bridegroom was bert man. A brother of the bride, John H. Gewecke, gave her away. She wore white French charmeuse trimmed with lace and draped with chiffon cloth and praris.

She carried orange blossoms. Her sister wore pink charmeuse trimmed with imported lace and pearls, The young couple are now on a trip through the South. Among the guests at the wedding were Mrs. Mary L. Geweeke, Mr.

and Mrs. John H. Geweeke. Miss Mar. Jorie Gewecke, Miss Etta B.

Gewecke, Clarence Townsend. Mrs. Elizabeth Embury, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H.

Townsend. John Cowen. Mrs. Smith. Arthur Smith.

Miss Mabel Townsend. Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith, Miss Mabel Smith, Miss Lottie Smith, John B.

Smith. Fulton Smith. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Block. Samuel Block. Miss Louise Block. Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Timmermann, Dr. and Mrs. Bruning. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Landham, Mr. and Mrs. R. Isaace, Mrs.

Timmermann, Miss Emily rimmermann, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herrschaft, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Dauernhelm, Mrs. Anna Smith. Miss Elsinore Smith. Miss Beatrice Smith. Edward Smith, Misses Mary and Genevieve Mullen.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck, Arthur P. West, William A. Thompson, Mrs.

Daisy Denman, Miss Martha Baldwin, Miss Louise Paldwin, Anthony deL. Plante, Miss K. R. Heatherton, Miss K. A.

Pearson, Miss F. Glover. Miss Helen Donohue, Miss Elizabeth McCarthy, Miss Ella Bowe, Miss J. Ferguson. Miss Sally Finlayson.

Miss E. Stock, Clifford Hurd, Louis terman, Mr. and Mrs. McGrath. Mary Lopez, Mr.

and Mrs. Freileweh, Mr. and Mrs. Robert West, Mrs. M.

Mellduff. Misseg Louise and Margaret Mellduff, Miss E. Rooder, Miss Emily A. Roeder, Miss Anna Roeder, Miss Rose Roeder, Miss Friedel, Mies J. Friedel, Miss Edna Weber, Miss Jennie Von Urf, William Rocker, Charles Schoenhaar, K.

Woodruff, Henry Bavendam, Jere J. Powers, J. Wadsworth. Harold Brush Moore of 153 Hancock street, was married to Miss Hazel Clare Plummer of Farmingdale, L. last week.

at the home of the bride. The wedding WAS attended only by relatives and a few friends, on account of recent deaths in the familles 10: both bride and bridegroom. The young couple are now on a wedding trip to Washington, D. and on their return they will live in jamaica. Miss Ruthe Crusen Weds Benjamin Carr.

Miss Ruthe Crusen laughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cruseu of 392 First street, and Benjamin Downing Carr had a pretty home wedding Thursday evening.

The bride wore a white duchess satin dress draped with princess lace and carried shower bouquet of bride rose and lilies of the valley. Her only attendant, Miss Helen Hess of West Pittston, as maid of honor, wore pink satin draped with figured marquisette, and carried an arm bouquet of pink chrysanthemums tied with satin and tulle ribbons. The bridegroom, who is a son of Dr. H. L.

Carr of Bayville, L. formerly of 856 Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, was attended by his brother, Edward R. Carr, as best man. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Tullar of the Sixth Avenue M.

E. Church. The house was decorated with leaves, palms and pink chrysanthemums, pink being the color scheme throughout. Melville Collins, who played the wedding march, gave several instrumental selections during the evenirg. The young couple are now on an extended trip to Bermuda, and on their return they will live at 392 First street.

Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Crusen, Dr.

and Mrs. H. L. Carr, Miss Ella Carr. Miss Ada Carr, Edward Carr.

F. A. Bolles. Miss Dorothy Bolles, Mrs. F.

A. Randall, Miss Mary Horsefeld, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Carr, Melville Collins, Mrs.

E. Collins. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Howard, Archie Pooton, A. J. Grabie. Dr. Ada Carr, Miss Ella Carr, Miss Clara Carr.

Mrs. S. Reeve, Mrs. D. E.

Hess and daughter, Miss Helen Hess of West Fitteton, Pa. Miss Laura Beaman Is Now Mrs. William Lewis. On Wednesday evening in the Richmond Hill Baptist Church, Miss Laure Corinne Beaman was married to William Newton Lewis by the Rev. Henry D.

Coe. The maid of honor was Mias Marcaret Renton and the best man was Andrew Troy. Ushers were William Thomp. son, William Troy and Frank H. Beaman, There was a little ribbon girl, Miss Elizabeth MacAlpine, and a dower girl, Ethel Teller.

The organist was Miss Florence Blorklund. The church was prettily decorated with cosmos. and the pulpit was banked with oak leaves. The aisle was marked by pink and white rope draped with smilax and caught up by white ribbon and cosmos. The bride wore white meuse with real lace and pearl trimming.

Her veil was of real lace. and she carried a shower of roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore pink messaline trimmed with shadow lace, and she carried pink carnations. The little ribbon girl wore pink voile and the flower girl wore embroidered white over pink. She carried a basket Alled with cosmos.

Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Allen.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Biorklund, Miss Elsie Biorklund. Miss ence Blorklund, Roy Burtis.

Mrs. L. N. Bulmer, Miss Laura Bulmer, Miss Edna Bulmer, Mrs. Laura Bates, Taylor Bates.

Felix Baker. Mr. and Mrs. E. Babcock, Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Babcock. the Rev.

Harry 1. Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. Birchell, Mr. and Mrs.

Cooke, William Clark. Mrs. S. Clough. Misa Jessie Clough.

Miss Marion Crowell, Mias Clare Cashen. Mr. and Mrs. B. P.

Clark, the Rev. and Mrs. H. D. Coe, Mr, and Mrs.

Willis P. Corbin. Miss Mildred Corbin. the Rev. and Mrs.

H. D. Coe. Mr. and Mrs.

Willis P. Corbin. Miss Mildred Corbin. the Rev. and Mre.

George Douglas, Miss Grace Dunn. Mrs. M. Egleston, Miss Lulu Egleston. Miss Gertrude Evans.

Dr. and Mrs. Edward P. Farnham. Mrs.

S. Proelick. Lewis Froelick. and Mrs. C.

Fitter. Dr. and Mrs. O. Field.

Miss Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. L. B.

Giles. Mr. and Mrs. William Giles. Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. Goodell. Louis A.

Goodell. Silas Goodell. Mr. and Mra. R.

Goodell. Walter Hadley. Mr. and Mrs. Harper, C.

Harper. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jewett.

Miss Helen Keating. Miss Florence Harman. Mrs. E. A.

Laughlin, Mr. and Mrs. W. Teller, William Teller. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Teller. Miss Ethel Teller. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Lewis. Miss Effie Lewis. Mrs. C.

Magee. Mr. and Mrs. J. K.

MacAlpine. Misa E. MarAlpine. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Moeller, Mrs. Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Newton. Miss F. Oliver. Miss Lottie Oliver. Dr.

and Mrs. C. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips, Miss Margaret Renton, Stanley Renton.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Schmaltz, Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Ryder. Colonel and Mrs. Frank Sellers, Miss Imogen Sellers, Andrew Troy, William Trov.

W. J. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.

M. R. Vail, Dr. John F. Wade, Mrs.

E. Wade and Miss Adele Wade. The Night Owl Silent Six held a Halloween party Thursday evening at the home of Miss Anna Hoops at. 451 Rodney street. The Owls are well -known throughout Greenpoint.

Miss Anna Hoops gave piano selections, while the Misses Belt and Arlieter sang popular songs. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoops, Anna Hoops, Charles H. Thomas, Matilda Merkel, John Huss, Belt, Theodore Ruck, Helen Kech, Willtam Woll, Phillipine Fuszner, Peter Schindler, Anna Arlieter, Joseph Dunkel, John Ruck, Miss Richter, William Kate Richter, Charles Hoops, Amelia Thomas, Louis Hoops, Mrs.

Madden, Eddie Kestner, Mazie Madden. The Beach Lake Club with headquarters at 521.A Greene avenue, will hold a dance on election eve at the Imperial. William Bente 16 the president of the club. DANCES The summer guests of Yuian, Sullivan County, N. expect to meet once more at a reunion and ball to be held tomorrow at Teutonia Assembly Rooms, 144 East Sixteenth street, Manhattan.

The Unity Social Club of Bay Ridge will hold its first annual dance at Exempt Firemen's Hall, Bay Ridge and Third avenues, on Friday evening, November 8. The Halloween dance given under the auspices of the young men of St. Catherine of Genoa's Church, Albany and Linden avenues, Rugby, on Wednesday evening, was a success both socially and financially. The hall was decorated with yellow and black, the white walls Were covered with large black cats, witches, bats and everything else necessary to add to the weird effect euitable for the dance. At 11 o'clock the ghosts began their walk and after three loud knocks on the wall the lights were extinguished.

all but three, which were covered with paper pumpkin heads, and the ghosts entered the hall. After several minutes walk around the room the ghosts then distributed white ghost caps to the men and yellow paper pumpkin heads tied with yellow ribbon. to be worn on the wrist. to the women, and then all joined in the dance with the ghosts. Earle MacConnell Host of Halloween Dance.

One of the very enjoyable affairs given Thursday evening was the birthday Halloween given in honor of Earle K. MacConneli at his home, 367 Carlton avenue. The parlors and hails were prettily decorated with Japanese lanterns, umbrellas, American flags and crepe festoons forming bower under which the young folks danced. Supper was served midnight, after which late hour. host received many games and dancing, continued until a handsome presents.

Those present were: Misses Florence Kearr. Elizabeth Timmes, Gertrude and Lillian Cotton, Elsie Wilson, Marcella Payne, Mabel Jenkins. Estelle Waterman, Dorothy White, Elaine Murphy, Evelyn Shoex, Miidred St. John, Marguerite White, Helen Quinn. Elinor Miller, Gladys Decker Elinor Reeves, Mildred St.

Clair, Hope Schmidt, Carolyn Gates. Earle K. MacConnell, William Snee, James Matthews, Howard Merrick. Tom Goethals, Duke Durio, George Fenning, Sylvester Miniter. Philip Fox, Harold Sicardi, Walter Donovon, Harry Cotter, Al White, Edward Grimths, Willis Cole.

Lee Corbert. David Decker, Howard Turner, Allen Clark, Alfred Buckridge. Herbert Marsh, Mrs. Mae Wanglund, Dr. and Mrs.

A. G. KimberMrs. Helen K. MacConnell, Mrs.

Liwis, Miss Gove. Mercedes Players Hold Mask Dance. The Mercedes Players of Our Lady of Mercy Church held an entertainment and mask dance night at their clubhouse. 391 State street. Miss Margaret McCarthy and John 0.

Kane sang. Miss G. Morgan and Edwin Connell dramatic recitation. George Harking sang several songs. Miss Edna Moore and Miss Mary Wilson sang a solo.

Arthy Moore, Joseph Wilson and William Opliogge also sang. Among those present were: The Rev. Father Mcintur, pastor: the Rev. Edwin J. Matthews, moderator: Mrs.

James W. Chew. Misses Helen Creighton. Dolores fort. Stella King.

Edna M. Moore, Irene Marthy, Elinor Savagh. Margaret ComCreighton, May a Quinn, Margaret Biot. Anna Savagh. Mabel Gillen, Helen King.

Mobel King. Isabell Frinneer, Bernedatte Morgan, Mary Wilson, Pearl Maloney. Frances Brooks, Anna Nolan. George F. Daily, Joseph L.

Dalton. Edwin Connell, J. McGullaw. James Hogarth, William J. Fay, William L.

Ohlrogge, Joseph B. Wilson, James A. Furey, Ray Van Wagner, Cyril Goddard. Maurice Kearny, Eugene Van Wagner, Joseph Dooley, John O'Kane, Leonard Harkin, Joseph Murphy, George Harkin, Harry King. M.

King. William Morely, John Connolly, John Lennon, Charles E. Hickerson. James Hogan, William Mahoney, Willitm H. Foster.

Arthur C. Moore, James W. Larkin, Vincent. P. Morris.

Children of Mary Sodality Have Halloween Dance. The Halloween dance given by the members of the Children of Mary Sodality of the Church of the Nativity, Madison street. on Wednesday evening, was a success from every point of view. The affair was held in the new school hall. which was attractively decorated for the cecasion with flags and autumn leaves.

The dance was 80 well attended that many expressed the wish that it will be made a monthly affair. A feature of the dance was the appearance of Miss Marie Ryan, dressed as a witch. During one si the dances she entered the hail when the lights were extinguished, scattered the dancers and took her place behind one of the booths. Later on In the evening many called on her to have their fortunes told. Among those present were: Anna Prag, May Benvie, Mildred Bindrim.

Rose Vollono, Marie Ryan, Florence Johnson, Mae Jacobs, Elizabeth Jacobs, Agnes Lynch, Katherine McGuire, Mary McGuire, Alice McGuire, Kathleen Norris, Kathleen Byrne, Anna Durst. Edna Britt, Lucy Murphy, Frances Perry, Lillian McKenna. May Richardson, Carola Bussereau. Grace Dawley. Loretta Rush, Regina Moreda, Rose Farrell, Emma Baker, Jen- MISS MAY BUEHLER.

Miss Buehler's engagement to L. 0. Smith of Baltimore, was announced on this page last Sunday. She lg the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. G. Buebler of 235 Chestnut street. nte Costello, Beagle O'Beirne, Edna Nehrbas, Gertrude Gleason, Miss A. Nehrbas, Miss Markey, Miss Cassidy, Miss Essex, Miss R.

Bobag. Miss M. Hahn, Miss Kelly, Miss L. Fuller, Miss 0. Fuller, Miss Viulleumier, Ming Goodwin, F.

Costello, James Benvle, J. Buessereau, Herbert Richardson, Armand Moreda, George Wagner, George Hawkins, Alvin Syerup, George Perry, Jack O'Brien, John? Gleason, J. McKeown, John Fitzgimmons, Joseph Sullivan, Ray Halligan, Charles Reilly, Charles Hucker, James Smith, William McGuire and James MeKee. The Social Club of St. Ann's held a country Halloween dance and cotillon on Friday evening, at the clubrooms on Clinton street.

The favors were aprons and bandeaus for the women and neckties and streamers for the men. The women wore country dresses and the men overalls and dusters. Refreshments were served at 10 o'clock and were appropriate to the occasion, served In the form of favors. Several of the latest dances were the features of the ENGAGEMENTS Next Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Michaels of 27 Eighth avenue will give an "at home" in honor of their popular daughter, Miss Amy Michaels, to celebrate her engagement with Lloyd Simons of Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey, of 625 Decatur street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Regenia, to Henry William Rudolph. of Philadelphia, Pa.

The wedding will be early in December. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown. of 317 Kenmore Place.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Etta Louise, to Robert S. Arcularius, of 472 Lafayette avenue. The engagement of Miss Katherine Costello of 260 East Nineteenth street has been announced to James Weiner of the Bronx. Miss Wolterbeck is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Wolterbeck of 424 East Ninth street. Her engagement to Heinrich Friedrich Conrad Schindler was Miss Catherine Wolterbeck. announced on this page two weeks ago. Miss Wolterbeck had an at home last Wednesday. RECEPTIONS Miss A.

Markland Gives Halloween Reception. One of the very enjoyable receptions on the Hill was the Halloween party given to the Grand Trunk R. R. Boys of New York City and out of town on Friday evening. October 25, at 69 Greene avenue.

The entire evening was taken up with music. singing and dancing. Charles de Belts and Mayo with banjos; W. A. Downey, vocalist.

and Mrs. Charles, de Bedts, pianist, helped entertain, and a duet by colored artists was furnished as a surprise to hostess, Miss A. Markland by the boys. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.

M. Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs. H. F.

Rose. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Hannum, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fortes, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles de Bedts, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Downey, Mrs. Parbs, A. E. Nevins, W. F.

Taylor, H. Hollinger, Arthur Soule, Frank Freckleton. A. Duggan, E. Morris, Mayo Drew and H.

J. Maddren. BALLS The first ball of the Ida Straus Ladies Sick Relief Society was held Saturday evening at Liederkrantz Hall. The offcers are: A. Sunshine, chairman: C.

Richards, VICO president: E. Polansky, second vice president; F. Cohen, recording secretary; A. Sinel, financial secretary; R. Berliner, treasurer.

The floor committee was composed of S. H. Glucroft, manager; D. Richard and H. Mallett." The Young Ladies Auxiliary 18 composed of young girls, who are the junior club of above society.

The officers are as follows: Francis Hager, president; Hattye Rosbury, vice president; Lillian Levikind, treasurer; Annabelle Glaser, secretary. On Saturday night a large number attended the annual ball and entertainment of the Idowana Club, held in the Parkway Assembly Rooms, Fourth avenue and Fifty-first street. There was an excellent programme arranged, one of the principal features being Samuel G. Taylor, who gave several Scotch songs. He was encored many times, and after many requests sang the popular Lauder song.

"I lo'e a Lassie." Other features of the evening was the singing of the popular songs of the day by James Bradley and Edward R. Holmes. The Erksine Social Club w111 hold a benefit ball at Day's Avena Hall, Ninth street, 01 Thursday evening. ber 7. Ryder Club To Have Ball.

Ryder Club, one of the active social organizations of the borough, will its fourth annual bail at Prospect Hall. on the evening of Saturday, December 7. This society expects to build its own headquarters next spring, and the committee in charge of the ball are working for its financial success. This committee is headed by Philip Polony, who is 38- sisted by Peter Grovina, Frank Nardo, Carmine Esposito, Vincent Lauro, Charles Esporito, Carl Esporito, Joseph Banonn, Emil Carmody, Anthony Sessa, Anthony Avolene, Charles Izo, John Bassett, Louls Rosso, Anthony Crisalli and John J. Tan.

The floormanagers are John Belford. chairman, and is assisted by Joseph Parcand, John Bassett, Charles Carger and John Ferryola, The Ramo Club will hold Its first annual ball at the Imperial, Red Hook lane, on Thanksgiving Eve, November Although club is newly organized social club, its membership la large. A tween dances. The officers of the club novelty of the affair will be singing beare: Edward Schields, president; Edith Maher, vice president: Talbot, treasurer: William A. Nash, secretary: Franklin Rcot, financial secretary; J.

F. Nash, sergeant- CARD PARTIES Big Euchre for Holy Family Parish. Preparations are being made for the annual euchre of Holy Family parish, to be held Prospect Hall, November 11. For the past tew weeks the several committees have been engaged in securing goodly number of beautiful, useful and attractive prizes, as well as making all the necessary arrangements, so that the affair might not only equal but surpaas all those of preceding years. The committees seem be untiringtheir one object being to entertain the patrons and supporters of the parochial school, where 1,200 children receive their education, and tor the maintenance of which this euchre 1s being held.

J. J. Flaherty is chairman of the general committee, one of the most popular men in the Twelfth Assembly District. The committees in charge follow: General committee, J. J.

Flaherty, chairman; Miss Boudreau, secretary; T. H. Dibbing, treasurer; J. E. Kehoe.

chairman of committee on printing and advertising; committee on music, J. L. Lynam, A. P. Staehler and J.

Wiest; press committee, T. Dugan and F. W. Toohill; prize committee, Mrs. A.

Durkin, Mrs. William Detweiler, Mrs. G. Freiss. Mrs.

H. Ashcroft, Misa L. Bromley, Miss Blume, Mrs. William Cooper, Mrs. T.

Colleton, Miss A. F. Coy, Miss P. Crowley, Miss M. Costello, Miss E.

Carberry. Mr9. 4. J. Degen, Miss A.

Durkin. Mrs. H. Fischer, Mrs. J.

Fischer, Miss E. Fischer, Mrs. G. Fowler, Mrs. J.

Feeney, Mrs. E. Funk, Mrs. H. Gunn, Miss A.

Goodwin, Miss J. Glasheen, Miss M. Gunn, Miss C. Gronenberg, Mrs. J.

H. Howard, Mrs. J. Heedles, Miss F. Higgins, Miss M.

Heedles, Miss M. Hoessbacher, Miss B. James, Mra. J. E.

Kehoe. Mrs. E. W. Kehoe, Miss A.

Kehoe, Miss L. Kehoe. Mrs. F. Kunle, Miss J.

Koenigsamen, Mrs. J. Koenigsamen, Miss Mary Kane, Miss Margaret Kane, Mrs. I. Kavanagh, Miss F.

Kiernan, Mrs. William Lannuier, Mrs. J. Ludwig, Mrs. C.

Layng, Miss J. Lundrigan, Miss L. McCabe, Miss K. McCabe, Mrs. C.

McGuire, Miss A. McGuire, Miss E. McBride. Miss M. McAlevey.

Mra. J. McCormick, Mrs. C. Mueller, Mrs.

T. O'Donnell, E. O'Hearne, Miss M. O'Connor, Miss V. O'Donnell, Miss Proske, Miss A.

Quinn, Mrs. William Sweeney, Mrs. J. Schoenenberger, Mrs. J.

Schecher, Mrs. A. Stephany, Mrs. A. Shelly, Miss M.

Schilling, Mrs. T. Torbeck, Miss T. Torbeck. Miss E.

Whitfield, Wyeth, Mrs. H. Zwilinski; arrangements committee, J. J. Gallagher.

chairman; J. J. Lynch, J. L. Lynam, H.

Zwillnski, F. W. Toohill, W. Conklin, F. J.

McMahon, A. F. Dannie, E. W. Kehoe, B.

Burgess, Howard, W. Gough, E. Skelly, R. Jamke; reception committee, J. H.

Howard, chairman: J. Heffernan, H. Zwilinski, W. Conklin, T. Dugan; floor committee, T.

Lyman, chairman: R. Jamke, H. Skelly, W. Heffernan, E. Funk.

F. W. Toohill. J. Murray, E.

Wetweiler, J. Glinekl, L. Zwilinski, N. Giel, G. Giel, W.

Nilson, Kelley, H. Mc Bride, W. Roth, J. Weist, F. Freiss, F.

Mueller. the fiancee's home, 122 Bainbridge streat, from 3 until o'clock. Details of this engagement were given two weeks age on this page. Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Hill. Joseph Young. Frank A.

Young. Gilbert Young, Clarence E. Young, Gordon L. Edwards and Hugh McKnight. Miss Viola Van Austin Marries Peter Mitchell.

A number of relatives and friends attended the wedding of Miss Viola T. Van Austin and Peter Mitchell, which took place at St. Brigid's C. Church, the Rev. Father Farrelly offciating.

There was a large reception at home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Van Austin, 1406 Myrtle avenue, after the ceremony. The bridesmaid was Miss Madeline C.

Van Austin, a sister of the bride, and John McCue of Jersey City was best man. Among the guests at both ceremony and reception were Mrs. Sophie Mitchell, mother of the bridegroom; John Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell, Harry, George and Edward Mitchell, Mrs.

C. Bilgar. Mrs. Ashmore, all of Jersey City; Harold J. Van Austin, Miss Mae Shield, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Koch, Charies Koch, Edward Koch, Mr. and Mra. Thomas W. Keane, uncle and aunt of the bride: Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Murray, also uncle and aunt of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C.

Lutz, Mr. and Mrs. John Nestor, Harry McGowan, Miss Marion Maharg, John Murray, Miss Catharine MurI ray, George and Lester McGowan, John McCue. Miss Madeline' C. Van Austin, rs.

Margaret Taylor, Harry Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. William Ludwig, Mrs. Alice Mariana. Henry Burbach, Miss Anna Hanke, James Kenmore, Miss Bartell, Mrs.

Anna Taylor, Miss Virginia C. Taylor, Miss Mack. Mrs. Dolan. Mrs.

John Carroll, Charles Hopper. Miss Louise Weber, 0g- den. Morrison, Miss Hannah Defferson, William Henn, Frederick Weber. Frances Buehrer, John Smith, Miss Helen Zeiger, Grover Werner, Miss Lillian Roth, Gus Krantz. Miss Jennie Zeizer, Charles Gunther, Charles Fritz, Edward Anawander, Mrs, Mary Anawander, George, Isabelle and Edward Anawanda, Mr.

and Mrs. William Anawander, William Anawander, Miss Helen Anawander and Sidney Blumenfeld. Miss Henrietta C. Langdon, daughter of Mrs. Henrietta Langdon and the late Major Charles S.

Langdon, was married on Wednesday evening at her home, 240 Jefferson avenue. to Arthur C. Smith, son of N. C. Smith of Meriden, Conn.

The Rev. Winfield S. Baer performed the ceremony. Miss Dorothy C. Langdon, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Arthur E.

Miller, best The wedding was attended only by relatives and intimate friends. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. T.

Plummer a quiet wedding took place last Wednesday, when their daughter, Hazel Clare. was married to Harold B. Moore of this borough. After the ple return from a trip South they will young coumake their home at 21 Delap place, Jamaica. Miss Cora Shaw Weds Reuben Haight.

Last Wednesday the chapel the Puritan Congregational Church, forming George Ernest Merriman perthe ceremony, Miss Cora Tanner Shaw was married to Reuben Seaman Haight. Miss Shaw is the daughter of Mrs. Emma Hunt Shaw of 633 Lafayette avenue and Mr. Haight is the son of Mrs. Ida Seaman Haight of 204 Quincy jatreet.

Miss Evelyn Brandan Hunt was bridesmaid, and John Bennett Cullis, best man. The bride wore a traveling sult of taupe broadcloth, with a large black hat, with blue plumes, and carried white chrysanthemums, Her attendant wore crushed rose broadcloth and a black hat with black plumes. She carried anthemums. pink chrysThe wedding was a small one, and the immediate party went over to Manhattan for supper after ft. The young couple are now on short and will be at home after trip November 15, at 633 Lafayette avenue.

Miss Christina Lind, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lind of 146 was married on Sunday evening, Barbey street, October 27 to Charles Roeder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Roeder of 846 Grand street, at the residence of the bride's parents.

The Rev. C. W. Fissner of Bloomfield, N. officiated, and the bride was given away by her father.

The Misses Jennie Von Urf and Emily Roeder were maids of honor. William Roeder, brother of the bridegroom. and Charles Schoenhaar, were best men. Mrs. Barber played the Wedding March from "Lohengrin." Immediately after the young couple were married John F.

Billhardt sang a selection from "Robin Evergreens, smilax and chrysanthemums made up 'the decorations. A supper followed the ceremony at Reisenweber's Park Circle restourant. The young couple are now on a trip to Old Point Comfort. Among the guests were: Mr. and Mra.

Fred Roeder. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Billhardt, Mr.

and Mre. Philip Billhardt. Mr. and Mrs. ert E.

Moffelt. Mr. and Mrs. Charles WIl809, Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Nagel. Mr. and Mrs.

C. J. Mr. and Mrs. L.

J. Loese, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, E. A.

Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards, Mr. and Mrs.

Bennett and daughter. Mr. and Mra. Josenh Von Urf. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Frisse. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Mein, Mre. Hevdlor and son. John Theene. Mr. and Mra.

Charles Westfeld. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koch, Mr. and Mrs.

Cope, Mr. and Mra. Gottschein, Mr. and 1 Are, Mrs. Thomas Marks.

Meleok. Mrs. n. Mr. and Weber.

Mr. and Mrs. Mohr, Mr. and Mra. William Heinz, H.

Werman, Alumnae Euchre At St. Agnes' Academy. The entertainment committee, Miss Helen W. Stack, chairman, had charge of a euchre yesterday given by the Alumnae Association of St. Agnes' Academy, at the academy hall, Union street.

There were some very pretty prizes. Other members of the committee are: Miss Frances Brennan, Miss Irene Ennis, Miss Camille Clarke, Miss Mae Collins, Miss Lulu Nolan, Miss May Heney, Miss Helen McEvoy and Miss Pearl Ramsey. This euchre is the first of a series of card afternoons to be held by this society. December is the date set for the second one. This is to be conducted by the entertainment committee.

The players yesterday were: Miss Frances Doyle, Miss Agnes Doyle, Miss Anna Dunn, Miss Frances Gallagher, Miss Grace Nolan, Miss Adelaide Hendrickson, Miss Agnes Quirk, Miss Katherine Farrell, Mrs. Frederick Lillie, Mrs. Frederick A. Baker, Miss Edith Harris, Miss Daisy Ward, Miss Marcella Gill, Miss May Bennett, Miss Edna Campbell, Miss May Shannon, Miss Ella Shannon, Miss Anna Fagan, Miss Camille Gole, Miss Clara Baldwin, Miss Marion Byrn, Miss Julia Shea, Miss Katherine Iannigan, Miss Irene Schmidt, Mrs. Frank J.

Welsh, Miss May Collins, Miss May F. Carroll, Miss Anna Murphy, Miss Elizabeth Welsh, Mrs. E. Jensen, Mrs. J.

Gubert, Miss Loretta Plabe, Miss Reta Cornwell, Miss Helen Brosnahan, Miss Irene Ennis, Miss May Hayden, Miss Katherine Caton, Miss Alicia Rategan, Miss Katherine Regan and Miss May 3111. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Kings County Republican Club are again holding their weekly matinee euchres at the clubhouse, 1038 Greene avenue. The tollowing won prizes last Monday afternoon: Mrs. Charles W. Dewes, Mrs.

H. L. Tompkins, Mrs. George Sangster, Miss Kinstel, Mrs. Gustav A.

Foster, Mrs. Robert Clark, Mrs. Addison S. Sanborn. Knights of Columbus Euchre at Imperial.

Morning Star Council No. 294, Knights of Columbus, will hold its annual euchre and reception on November 12 at the Imperial. The proceeds are for the beneof the immediate relief fund. The committee in charge consists of James M. O' Brien, Richard J.

Doyle, John J. Howard, John F. Bealin, Martin F. Conroy, George A. Easton, George F.

Sawyer, Patrick Donohue, James F. York, William E. Baker, William B. Daly, Robert P. S.

Handley, Gerald McCarthy, William L. Cogan, James J. Murphy, John McEnerny, Edward P. Wheeler, Edward P. Hamilton, Charles F.

Murphy, Frank Kinsell, J. F. McQuinlan. Williamsburg Council No. 1724, R.

held a euchre at the council chambers on Wednesday evening. About 120 sat down to the games, and a goodly crowd of nonplayers watched the contest. Following are the prize winners: Mrs. A. Sparks, Mrs.

J. Short, Mrs. C. E. McDonnell, Miss A.

Bowen, Miss M. O'Connell. Mrs. R. Windrum, Mrs.

A. Wilson, Miss Annie Wilson and Mrs. George Butz; William F. Betz. Louts C.

Leeker, George P. Hoblin, John F. Fallon, Adam Fritz, Charles H. Mozer and John A. Rosche.

Miss Laura Landry sang several selections, and Mrs. John Field gave piano solos. Refreshments were served after the euchre in the banquet room. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.

C. F. Landry, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leeker, Mr.

and Mra. Louis Leeker, Mr. and Mrs. George Granger, Mr. and Mrs.

George Butz. John J. Fallon. William V. Edmond, Cotte, Thomas Duntze, H.

Hazowitch. F. Vette. Ponn and many other members of Willfamsburg Council. The Sigma Tau Phi Sorority will hold its annual dance on Saturday evening.

December 7. In the Chatean du Pare. The committee constate of Misa Corrine Cohen. Miss Cora Sabbath Mice Mildred Reis. Acting A8 patronesses, will he: Mrs.

M. Cohen. Mra. M. Cooper.

Mrs. Eisenberg. Mrs. L. Leiser, Mra.

Morris, Mrs. J. Michas, Mrs. H. Rels, Mrs.

D. Rothbard, Mrs. Sabbath. St. Patrick's Catholic Club To Hold Minstrel and Reception.

A minstrel cabaret and reception will be held under the auspices of St. Patrick's Catholic Club of 942 Redford avenue on Election Eve. The show will be staged at St. Patrick's Auditorium, 00 Taaffe place, near Willoughby avenue, and the club's clever entertainers will be heard in all the popular airs. The scenes will display an up-to-date hotel with cabaret show, with Jim Lynch, M.

Lynch, J. Roe, W. Hurley, J. feld and G. Peterson as comedy waiters and bell hops, and as these boys have been the means of creating laugh's at previous affairs given by the club, tion Eve's audience can feel assured of lively night.

F. L. Graef has charge of the arrangements and has spared no effort to sent a successful and pleasing comedy..