New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-25
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings, Engagements, Entertain
anents and AnnOMncements.

The ceremony, which took place at noon, was
followed by a breakfast at the Hotel Gotham
The bride was syowned in white satin and old
point lace. Her veil also of lace and she
carried lilies of-the valley. She was given
away by her stepmother, and attended by Miss
Alice Moss The best man Robert ". Pom
erov of Buffalo and Frederick c. WalcOtt.
William Grant and Sterling Childs served as
ushers. The Rev DIR. w E c. Smith ofhcfated-
Since the death of Mr.. Moss. more than two
years ago. Mrs Moss and the Misses Moss have
spent much of their time abroad Mr.. and Mrs
Wright will spend a few weeks In the Berk-
shires, and will then take up their residence in
Manhattan
An out Of town wedding Thursday was
that in the Church of the Holy Trinity, Digby.
Nova Scotia of Miss Gertrude May Bonnell and
ArTnar David Young. OF Mrs. David Young
of Philadelphia The bride. who is the daughter
of a. Digby Bonnell Of No. "a Garden Place,
was attended by matron Of honor, her sister.
Mrs Robert Forby Randall. and four brides
maids Miss Edith Dixon Little, of Brooklyn;
Miss Gertrude H. Hambly, Of Providence; Miss
Helen Eyre Osborne, of Newark, n. J., and Miss
Louise Morse. of Digby- They were gOwned IN
pink eolienne and lace and carried sweetpeas
Miss Bonnell's bridal gown was OF white chlton
and lace and instead of bouquet. she carried
white prayerbook- The best man was Albert
Dudley Ford of Philadelphia, and Robert +
Randall Bartlett Brooke Bonnell, William OS-
borne Stafford and Clarence Jameson were the
lshers The ceremony was performed at noon
and the breakfast following given at Hur-
ricane Point, the Bonnen country place The
decorations were in pink and white Mr.. and
II
Philadelphia.
The marriage Of Miss Clara MAZE Poey and
Anton Trunk quietly solemnized Saturday
afternoon. August IL, at the home OF the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs Simeon Poey No. $40
West 136th street, Manhattan The Rev Will
lam C. Stensen performed the ceremony at D
o'clock Miss Poey wore lingerie gown with a
wreath of lilies-of- valley. and carried bou-
quet of the same flowers. Her only attendant
was Miss Oivette Polhemus, of this borough
L. LDl.. linz n mr. nE
carried China asters tied with long chiffon
streamers Sumner Haywood, of Manhattan,
Greene avenue, and Mr.. Trunk on South Ok
ford street The bride is sister of Mrs. san
ders Shans1 and Mrs. A r. Fullerton OF FIa d
bush. Mr. and Mrs. Trunk Will live AT NO 1888
Seventh avenue. Manhattan
The engagement is announced of Mrs. Mary
Clark Groome daughter Of the late James w
Clark, of Hampton Va, and Clarence Kenyon:
ir son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kenyon. or
now at the New Monmouth. Spring Lake, n j.
The date set for the wedding is saturday,
September II
Following close upon the wedding Of her sis
ter. Miss Elsie McCoI to Henry Morgan Ho-,
bart. comes the announcement Of the engage
nent of Miss Agnes McColl. daughter of Mrs.
Tlorence Under McColl 10 Robert Allen Stran-
ahan son of Mrs. Robert A Stranahan, or
Brookline, Mass. The McColls whose town
boTse is AT No 1O11 Bergen street, are still
AT Ivndenere North Cohasset, Mass.
.Judge and Mrs. Josiah T. Marean entertained
about forty members of les Precieuses Rldi~
cules a French club to which several of the
summer residents of Norwalk. Conn. belong
Davbreak. the Marean's place at Greens Farms;
Conn. was gay with flowers and french anu
American flags Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Rich
ards the former Mrs. Marean's brother are 10
visit her in the fall
Mr.. and Mrs Henry T. Richardson. OF this
borough and their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde hoffman, of Short HIS
\ J.. and Miss P w. Tilden were at the Mount
washington Breton Woods, last week. MT
and Mrs Thomas A. Ennis accompanied by
Miss Riley and Miss Gardiner, also registered
there recently while visiting IN the Nhlte
Mountains The Tuesday afternoon caro- par
It's AT the hotel have been resumed under the
direction of Mrs. Joseph Metcaf Mrs Robert
nav and Mrs Edward Jones. An entertainment
:; 20 ba given Monday evening in the large
baIlroom bv forty of the caddies. Recent ar
rivals at the Mount Pleasant include Mr.. ana
Mrs John H Brewer
Mr.. and Mrs WHY'S Terry, who ara spend
ing their honeymoon abroad arrived at the
Hotel de rUnivers Tours. Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Ruel Ross Appleton, Miss
Marie Appleton, Miss Helen Appleton and Ruei
11oSs Annleton. ir arrived at the Continental
Hotel Paris Monday. Other Brooklyn people
in the French capital are Mr.. and Mrs George
Nelson I,owrey Robert F. Tilney, Miss Jessie
TjInev John Mason Tilney. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Dougherty. Dean kalbheisch: MI; ana
Mrs Gilbert B. Woodruff MI and Mrs taii mi
ton Orrnsbee, the Clarence H Walls. ana MIS-.
NJ. D. Kalbfeisch
Colonel A J. Nutting and Miss Agnes Nut
-;r, who spent several weeks in Paris. sailed
for home FRIDAY
Mr. and Mrs Charles Louis Sicard and Hugh
sicard. who spent the early part of the sum
rper at the Manhasset House, Shelter Island
visiting the New England states VIE, tnGy
expect to pass September at the Mount WASH
ington, in the White Mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. silas W. briggs and Miss Alice
briggs whose summer home is at New Canaan,
Conn, are in the Berkshires
Among the tourists who have registered at the
Eouinox House, Manchester, VT. in the last
week are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sanger Snow. Mr.
and Mrs Charles T. STEELE. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bussing Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll j. Post MT ana
Mrs George E. Fahys and G. Ernest Fahys-
Mr. and Mrs Bird S. Coler and Eugene b.
Coler are now at the Poland Springs House.
Poland Springs, Me-
Mr.. and Mrs Starr Donaldson are sperFlST 90
few weeks at the Berkshire Inn, Great Earring
ton, Mass
Among the guests at the Prospect House.
Shelter Island are Mrs. Orris K Eldredge. @.
Stanley Es spes'sae and Mr. and Mrs George r.
Moon, jr.
Judge Norman s. Dixie and f. Joseph Vernon
were at the Grand Union. Saratoga Springs. last
week.
In "A Bachelors Reverie," the entertainment
which was scheduled to take place at the From
tenac, Thousand Islands. on Friday evening.
Richard Hollaman, of President street, was
booked to take the principal part
N Townsend Thayer registered at the
Post House, Quogue, Long Island last week
The wedding of Miss Ante Dumars. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Horace Dumars. of Glen Ridge,
n J.. and Arthur Standish Moore son of Mr..
ry,,7l of No
Donough street, took place yesterday at noon at
cutchogue Long Island Miss Lucy Bristol of