New-York tribune., 1903-11-08
Suits for Tailored Girls.

Baltimore Will marry Winchester Britton, Of
Brooklyn The ceremony will take place at the
Church Of St Michael and All Angels at $50
o'clock. The bride will be given away by her
uncle Robert 7. Martin, of Brooklyn, and will be
attended by her sister, Miss FIoyds Clements Ship
ley. maid Of honor. and by Miss Elizabeth
Percy Parks. Of Brooklyn; Miss Laure De Nit
kiewicz Of Manhattan; Miss Nan Barclay Young,
Baltimore Miss Lola Whelen and Miss Margaret
Never. OF Baltimore, will act as ribbon bearers
The men in the bridal party Will be DR.. Arthur
Fenwick Holden. of Manhattan, as best man, and
Thompson, of Westhampton, Long Island; Herbert
Spencer williams, Of Glenoden Penn, and Frank
announced last spring.
The date set for the wedding Of Miss Florence
Katherine R. Meyer, daughter of Mrs. John n.
Meyer. and Edward Ehlers. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Ehlers. of No 142 Hewes-st.. is Wednesday.
NOvembeS is. With the exception of the two flower
girls Miss Elizabeth Meyer and Miss Louise
Ring. the bride will have but attendant, Miss
Anna R. Meyer, as maid Of honor The best man
IS to be Henry Ehlers, r.. and the ushers will be
Addison Foshay. John Hogg and Kenneth Hogg.
Christ Church, on Bedford-ave.. will be the scene
Mr. and Mrs william H Shaw. Of Washington
their daughter. Miss Edna KeeIer Shaw, to W.
Meredith UnderhilI. of Brooklyn
Christ Church. Bedford-ave.. was the scene last
Wednesday evening of the wedding OF Miss Roberta
Stewart Pierce, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Pierce. Of Sheton-ave., Jamaica, and George
Washington Griggs The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR.. James H. Darlington assisted by
the Rev. Herbert A. Glover. The bride gowued
IN white satin trimmed with chiffon and pearls
Her only attendant MiNs Harriet A Marshall
Vas bae man and the Tsbers were Clarence Den
ton Pierce. a brother of the bride, and H. Monroe
affair only relatives witnessing the ceremony and
was held at the home of the brides brother. No
i23 Lafayette-ave.
Miss Elsie White Hopkins. daughter Of Mrs
Franklin w. Hopkins, and her cousin. Miss Hede-
lind Beck will make their debut on Thursday. De-
cemher II. at an afternoon reception from until
20 Conmba @ ia @ HEIGHTS fs TN In the eyenIng in small
Manhattan wedding on next Tuesday of inter
Sst to Brooklyn is that of Miss Florence Crossman,
daughter of the late w H. Crossman. OF this city
and Frank Otheman Roe. The ceremony will take
place at st. Thomass Church at 4:S0 o'clock, and
viii be followed by a reception at Sherrys between
and o'clock. Miss Crossman is well known in
this borough where she lived, at No. s2 Carrol-st
Baceh. who viii be her only attendant at her we'd
ding. Mr.. Roe will have as his best man Alex
Chamberlain, Frank Palmer Edward r. Otheman
and Irving L Roe. Miss Crossman and Miss Baceh
have recently been living at the Glenmore Fifty
ffth-st. and seventh-ave. The couple will live at
No. East Eighty-third-st-. Manhattan
In Richmond Va, on Wednesday November Il.
at St Peters Cathedral, takes place the wedding
Of Miss Alma Littepage Christian, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs William Turner Christian, and Rene Leon
de Milhau, of the late Edward Leon Milhau. Of
No. 29l Henry-st
The Musketeers' dance at the Pouch Gallery last
Monday evening delightful affair There
no crowding, both bathrooms were used and not
a large number present. The main hallway
was ornamented with palms and chrysanthemums,
and in the dinner hall, where supper was served
about midnight. the decorations were I'm red. The
music furnished by Muller's full orchestra of
twelve pieces Mrs. Frederick De Mena. Mrs. John
L Moenhauer. Mrs J. Franklin Lawrence. Mrs.
e Everett Wright, Mrs. Hiram NJ. Raynor. Mrs
Samuel Greason. Mrs Henry Smith and Mrs Henry
Mackay the patronesses. received n the white and
gold room. The floor committee included Charles
S Havens Alfred Maben Nathaniel L. Miller
Leigh Beekman Morris. Lyod Elliot Appleton, Wal
ter Powell kitchell Arthur Shultz Lewis Hobart
II. Putnam and Joseph, Allen Feely. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Floyd Noyes
Mr.. and Mrs oscar Garfield Pouch Mr.. and Mrs
John s. Keeler. Miss Marie Martinez. Miss Marion
Metcalfe. Miss Eleanor Metcalfe. Miss Madge Tay-
lor. Miss airline De Mena Miss Helen Greason
Miss Lillian Post, Miss Grace Jackson, Miss Edna
SAddmore, Miss Ethel Cooper. Miss Harriet 5.
Miss jeanette Beggs Miss Esperanza Pascuai. Miss
B1hei La%Tence Mss Ethel Royee Miss HenriStta @
brick Miss Edythe Sprigg. Miss Lucretia Finley,
roeb1nh M iss Fore5rS raI1 MISS tsnans EGRs
Price Rowland De Mole, Carl Tollner. Karl Kalb;
tesch. Henry Mackay. jr.. Charles Havens Elford
Molenhauer, Dudley BOuch Eugene Caldwell, lie
Roy Ross, Paul Rowley, John Mccormick, jr.. Clar-
ence StTyker. Frank Alonso Frederick oliver. Her
bert Huelat. Burton Bishop, George Van Nostrand.
Sterling Smith William TOllner. Edward Ralph,
Albert Keveney A. f. Bslme. Alfred Maher, Wal
ter Travis, Walter Stout. Jerome o. Brien, William
Muller Selden Hawley, George Parkinson, Thomas
Dunn, Arthur Dale, Clifford Miller. Eugene Geddes
Walter p Kitchell Thornton Macdonald. William
Wite. Edward Manchester Eugene Boucher, Rich
ardson Sands. William Disney. Charles Corneu and
G. X. Wyatt
Miss Esther Whitney. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Whitney. OF No 2se Garfield Place. will
make her debut Thursday. December g. Miss
Whitney has only recently returned from Japan.
where she spent yea.
The Yale Glee. Banjo and Mandolin Club will
give concert Wednesday evening. December
l6, at the Academy OF Music dance will prob
ably follow IL.
The dates set for the Bedford Heights cotillons
which 20 be held the Pouch Gallery. are