New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD,

A wedding Of interest TO Brooklyn society took
place in Yonkers on Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock. when Miss Edith Robinson Ogden, daugh-
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ogden, former residents
Of Washington-aye.. this borough, and David
Gregg, jr., Of the Rev. DR.. David Gregg, pas
TOT OF the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church.
were married at the home Of the brides parents,
No. 759 Warburton-aye.. Yonkers. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev; DR.. Gregg. The bride
wore a gown Of imported lace draped over white
chiffon t{, and taffeta and carried shower bouquet
SISTER Miss Helen ogden, VINO wore a tock oi
white mOusseline de sole over pink taffeta. and
James Booth Hunt. Of Princeton, as best man.
and his ushers were Alfred Trecartin Ogden and
6eWaaTd schaafiier. Of Princeton. Many well known
tended the reception whieh nc folioWed The BRIDE
groom is member OF the graduating class at
Princeton He will engage n the banking business
in Brooklyn after his graduation.
home wedding of interest on Thursday was
that Of Miss Clara Louise Miller. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. c. H. Miller. Of No. 1O5s Lafayette-ave.
and Richard Cleveland Mckay. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the brides parents and
was witnessed only by relatives and intimate
B. Mckay: a sister of the bridegroom, who acted
the ushers were Charles Miller and BENJAMIN L.
Bartlett. A large reception followed at the Pouch
Gallery.
Miss Edith Bell. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Bell Of No Il Garden Place and Harris
N. y
al $50 o'clock Wednesday evening at Baron's
The bride will have only one attendant. Miss Maude
Rudkin. former Brooklyn girl, living in
Manhattan, Frederick } Pearsal Will attend his
brother best man. and the uslIers will be Robert
A. Pinkerton, William o'Meara and Adams c.
Sumner Of Brooklyn, and Frank Hurd. of Man
haitian. About TWO hundred invitations nave been
sent out for the ceremony. which will be followed
by a reception
Announcement is made OF the engagement Of
Miss Laura Evelyn Gray, daughter Of Mrs. A. r.
Era- H.
Sherman son Of Mr. and Mrs Frederick Taylor
Sherman, of No. 265 Henry-st
An engagement recently announced in Philadel-
pha is Of interest to many Brooklyn people. II is
that Of Miss Mildred Harrison, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Alfred G Harrison and granada lighter
Of the late William c; Sheldon. Of Remsen,st to
Francis olcott Allen. Miss Harrison is the young
White Geary, OF Philadelphia, and Mrs. John Hill
Prentice, OF Manhattan.
The closing meeting Of the Cambridge Club was
held on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Alexander S. Bacon, in Prospect Park South. The
guests Of honor were the members of the Friday
Afternoon Club Of which Mrs. Elizabe II. Perry
cal pr was pToTide5 Mss zabet h caTk
mss ~ 6se1b T5ns be I5 new
president Of the club, was installed. The meeting
Miss Edna lie Massena of Glen Ridge y. J.. who
is TO be married TO Robert Yancey of Rome. Ga,
on June T. was entertained a luncheon on
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Alice Blanke. of No.
15 Brooklyn-ave. who is to be her maid Of honor;
Three Of the bridesmaids-Miss June Allen ana
Mss Mss Mariana Higbie Of Newark. and Mis- Miss Nina Nina
walton. Of Orange-were also present The favors
were Cupids and hearts
The special meeting of the Fort Greene Chapter.
Daughters Of the American Revolution to be held
On Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Rufus
T. Bush. No 202 Columbia Heights is expected 10
be extremely interesting. Warner Van Norden, Of
manhattan, will be the speaker for the evening,
Poet Of the Revolution" Miss Vreeland, great
sreatgranddaughter Of the poet Will recite one or
copy Of the newspsPer he printed in Phiiadelphia
az the time Of the Revolution viii be on exhibition
young women attired in Colonial costume The
meeting Is in charge Of committee OF which Mrs
'oha Van Buren Thayer is chairman.
Senator William Paul Dillingham;, OF Vermont,
was the guest OF honor a reception given by the
EEarooklyn Society Of yermonters at the home of
last night.
Yesterday afternoon the Packer Alumnse As
soclauon gave its annual luncheon at the Hotel
Shanhsttan and in the morning the Brooklyn
brsnca ba or the Alliance Francaise gave its annual
charity euchre for the benefit of the summer
nursery at Bath Beach was given on Tuesday
afternoon at the Knickerbocker Field Club Three
IaS nasoFea persons participated in the games. and
~ NJ arranged by committee consisting OF Miss
NsttbsSase aeon.i: Miss Beatrice jones' Miss Gladys
Waterp ,ass assisted by Mrs George T. Moore. Mrs
Mathews saoSTe; Me;: Ngs- Y. H. Eyerson: Mrs A D.
Io;;nsSssrss, I; Ssrs H. ID. Jones, Miss GledhiI and Miss
unsss FIRST Division. % Battalion Of the Naval
u fse~-ferk. gave dance On Monday Sven-