New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT,
The Week's Weddings, Engage
mea1ts and AnpuSenlents.

The most notable wedding of the week, in fact
the only one in which society Of this borough
took decided interest was that on Monday. IN
st. Bartholomew's Church. Manhattan of Miss
Jessie Sloane to William Earl Dodge. Miss
Sloane was granddaughter of the late Daniel
Robbins Of Monroe Place. The church
beautifully decorated with palms, pale yellow
chrysanthemums and Annunciation lilies. Miss
Sioane's wedding gown Of lace was made
surplice style, trimmed with broad bands of sill
yer sequins. The long trail was entirely Of
orange blossoms. and orange blossoms also
fastened the point lace veil. She wore high
collar Of pearls and a turquoise brooch sur
rounded by diamonds. The brides younger sis
ter, Miss Emily Sloane. who attended as maid
of honor, was frocked in pale yellow chiffon and
carried a huge shower bouquet Of orchids of
greenish yellow. The six bridesmaids wore
frocks of pale yellow chiffon. trimmed with mar
knife pleated ruffies, and their slippers were
of cloth of gold. Their hats were also of cloth
Of gold, and they carried purple orchids The
bridesmaids were Miss Sybil Douglas, Miss Ruth
Twombly, Miss Christine BIodie. MISS Margaret
Dix Miss Violet Cruger and Miss Martha Nc
Cook. The best man was Richard II. Williams,
jr and the ushers were Kenneth p. Budd, John
II. Mccullough, Bertram Den. Cruger, George
Palen Snow, Ralph Sanger. Albert Zabrislde
Gray, Samuel Stevens Sands and James Nc
Vickar.
Miss Catherine Bruno. daughter of Charles F.
Bruno, formerly of Lefferts Place, and Jesse
Watson Olney were quietly married Tuesday
evening by the Rev. Robert Morris Kemp. The
ceremony was performed at the Bruno home. No.
"a Riverside Drive, Manhattan.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. WilIetts, Of Cheshire,
Conn. announce the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Inez Ruby Willetts, to Robert Lincoln Nc
Keon son of Mr. and Mrs John S. McKeon, of
No. 5S7 Bedford-ave. Mr.. and Mrs. McKeon will
be at home after Monday, January TO- at No.
59S Bedford-ave.
Thursday, February !, is the date set for the
wedding of Miss Edith Lounsbery and William
Perry St Thomass Church Manhattan, will
be the scene Of the ceremony. The brides at
tendants will include Miss Rosamond Street, Miss
Edyth Deacon, Miss Ada Acosta and Miss Laura
Swan.
Mr and Mrs James Stokes, nee Florence Chat
field, gave the first of their post-nuptial recep-
tons Wednesday afternoon at their home No.
6s Park-ave Manhattan. The hostess, who was
gowned in Irish lace and carried a bouquet of
roses violets and orchids. was assisted in receiv-
ing by her sister. Mrs. John Van Buren, Thayer,
Mrs. Samuel Bovine Duryea, Mrs. Harold Hum
phreys, a cousin Of Mr.. Stokes. and his niece,
Miss Slade The rooms were decorated with
American Beauty pink roses and Christmas
greens. Miss Porter and Miss Marion Snow pre-
sided the tea tables Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes
Will receive again next Wednesday afternoon
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Frank L. Au-
demars Of No. lis st. Johns Place. for the we'd
ding of her daughter, Miss Marguerite Aude-
mars. and Durham Baldwin Sherer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Sherer, OF Manhattan. It is
to be q home ceremony at 4 80 o'clock on Thurs
day, January j. A reception win follow
The engagement is announced of Miss Lillian
Horton Grindal, daughter Of Mrs. Augustine
Grindal, of No. % 7th-ave.. and Charles H.
Florandin. of WestfeId N J. AT the wedding of
Miss Lucille Fletcher daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Howard Belts Miss Grindal was
bridesmaid and Mr.. Florandin usher.
Miss Helen B. Abbot, daughter of Mrs. Edgar
w. Abbot, of No. LAG Dean-st, made her debut
on Saturday afternoon. December 16. at the con-
ventional afternoon reception between the hours
Of and 7 o'clock The hostess and her daugh-
ter assisted in receiving by Miss Harriet
T. Kitchel, Miss Edna Capen, Miss Alice Pate,
Miss Ruth Cutter, Miss Lucy Macdonald and
Misst Gladys King. Mrs. Abbot announces first
and second Fridays in January.
Chauncey Marshall and Mrs Henry c. Place,
who introducing their daughter. Miss Edith
Chauncey Marshall and niece Miss Lille Mar
Josephine Marshall and Miss Beatrice Bill. OF
Springfield.
Mrs. Frank Henry Lockwood and Mrs. Cort-
land Goodwin, formerly Miss Sara Hedge OF
Dean-st-. gave reception Saturday. December
16 at which Miss Kate Lockwood was formally
introduced to society. The receiving party in