New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings, Engagements and an
nouncementS Of the Borough.

Miss Anna Veil Merritt and Edward HeIloweu
Worth. Of CoatesvIlle. Penn, were married on
Wednesday evening at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Richard P. Merritt. No. 25 Grace
Court according to the Friends ceremony. Miss
Grace F. Merritt, frocked in white null and
lace over pink. attended her sister maid OF
honor Another sister. Miss Lila Merritt; Miss
Antoinette Dwight. Miss Mary K. Packer and
Miss Alice Worth. We're the bridesmaids. They
wore fTocks similar 10 that of the maid Of
honor but over white They aI carried pink
roses The bride was gowned in heavy white
satin trimmed with old point lace from her
mothers wedding gown. She carried a shower
OF white roses The best man was Lewis T.
Carpenter. of Philadelphia. and the ushers were
Arthur Smith, of Manhattan; Robert Walker,
Stockton Matthews, of Baltimore, and Dr. Mil
tor Griscom Of Philadelphia. White chrysan-
themums and palms formed the decorations
There VIII be several notable weddings in
January. The marriage of Miss Madeline
Nichols, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Nichols, and DR.. Martin Onslow Foster, of Lon
don, IS set for the 1st. The wedding of Miss
Marion Heyl, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Esher Heyl 10 George Sheldon Chauncey, of
the Heights will take place on the 9th In st.
Matthews Lutheran Church, Philadelphia, and
a reception will follow at the Heyl residence,
No. 1912 Locust street.
Tenn, Will be the scene on Tuesday, January Is,
OF the marriage of Miss Annette Sperry, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Sperry and Charles
Arthur Moore, jr., whose engagement was re-
Gently announced
The wedding of Miss Mary Pinkerton, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allan Pinkerton,
and Jay F-reeborn Carlisle viii take place on
January II at the First Reformed Church,
while the following Wednesday, January %
he Of ,O1Jisa
Tousey and Thomas Beardsley. Owing to the
recent death Of the bride-elect's father, John
7. TOusey. only relatives of the two families
viii be present at the ceremony, which VIII be
solemnzed at noon at the Tousey residence. No.
go Henry street.
Holy Trinity will be the scene. Tuesday. Janu-
Hry %, Of the wedding of Miss Florence r. Fos-
ter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Foster, OF
No. 24o Berkeley Place, and Morton Cross
The marriage Of Miss Clara Louise Copman.
daughter of J. ". Copman. formerly Of Bay
Ridge. and Paul Messer took place Saturday
December II, in Yokohama. The ceremony was
performed at O'Clock in Christ Church, and
reception followed ct the CopInan residence. No
= Bund- Mt and Mrs. Iesser sail from YOko-
hama on Saturday. FebrUary =, and are ex-
pected in New York soma time in April.
Owing 70 the sudden death Of Leo Duganne
Schwab he marriage of his daughter. Miss
on Monday. January 10 will be solennized in
the quietest possible manner. Miss Marie w
Nichols and Miss Edwiua y. Fink viii attend the
bride and st. John Wood Will be his brothers
best man.
.ir. and Mrs. William Wallace Marshall. Of No
2"5 Clinton avenue. announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Josephine Marshall to
George Sv1tzer. son Of airs. George r. Switzer
of the Hotel Margaret. Miss Marshall is a sister
Of Mrs Laurens Reeve Bowden.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Hen
rietta Whtridge Dali, daughter of Mrs Austin
Dali. Of No 40 Garden Place, to Frank Donald
son Wynn, formerly of Virginia, but now prac-
tising law I'm Manhattan
Mr. and Mrs James Shewan announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Nellie
SheWan, 70 Elias :. Clifford. of Boston. The
She"ans formerly lived at No. 40 Rodney
street but now make their permanent home at
cold Spring, on the Hudson. They are spend
ing The winter at No 90 Riverside Drive, but
ne wedding will take place at the St. Regis
Hotel on Wednesday, February 8.
Another recently announced engagement is
that Of Miss Mary Bovine Warlow. daughter of
Sir and Mrs Frederick IT, Warlow OF No S66
Carroll street md Robert Proddo1 son of The.
late Robert j'~o'idow and n nephew OF Mrs
Da'id H. Hllt -leeve' Of Montague street.
Miss Cora Mallory gave dinner on Tuesday
evening at her home, No. 12S Columbia Heights
lh hohor OF Mr. and Mrs. Clement Cleveland. jr.
Besides the guests of honor. there were present
ar. ana Mrs Alfred l. Norris Mr. and Mrs
J. Solln It~ls, T-, dr ana Mrs. Henry Law, Miss
Grace hhowton. Miss Kathleen Lynch Burr
Shsnberlaln' J. Durham Carhart and Clifford
Mallory.
MIS- huel hoss Appleton. OF no. 14G Joralemon
street introduced her younger daughter. Miss
Helen Lincoln Appleton. at the conventional
hIt-fiooh reception between the hours of 4 and
O'Clock last Tuesday The debutants was
..ocKeo ia white embroidered muslin nm, ntfss
Marie Appleton. who was presentad an aalH @ siI.7
- - ..o'E CI Nlite embroidered creme da
ctlEe' @ his' Appieton's gown was Of black lace
otGs "..lte ana eiaborately embroidered ,,itb
$old RHeelVing with them we're Mrs 4sr'I go
Ii,s.eI zae1 4SSMs MSeSe Mss Helen stanton, Miss
ii.,' si, ~ " "eel'h, Aiss Helen Mygatt Miss
Jit'h luTpne$, ii5s EIith Tnureton Nj
,'.e'a "a oIlsiilo' Miss katherine Dauchy MISS
I,n'i5. ~, s5oePel. and Miss Mary Latin After
"' winch The table appointments