New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-01-20
BROOKLYN.

She IS sister Of Allan Pinkerton and Mrs.
Lewis Mills Gibbs.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs Pinkerton gave
r. dinner for their daughter and Mr. Carlisle
Besides the members Of tho bridal party there
present Mrs. Alfred l. Norris Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Lascelles Maxwell Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Bailey Jordan Mr. and Mrs Lewis
Mills Gibbs. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Pinkerton. Miss
Jessie Corlies and Caswell Stoddard. IAles-of-
the-Valley and begonias We're effectively COM
bined i'm the table decorations.
The wedding Of Miss Annette sperry and
Charles Arthur Moore. jr took place on Tues
day in the First Presbyterian Church. Nash
Vile, Tenn. and followed by largo re-
ception at the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
was the maid of honor, and the bridesmaids
We're Miss Elsie Moore. Miss Mary Sperry. Miss
Sarah Sperry Miss Ethel Raymond. Miss Anna
Eastman, Miss Irene Kirkpatrick. Miss Sarah
Corbett and Miss w. Scruggs. Eugene NJ. Moore
was his brothers best man and the ushers were
John L. de SaulIes Burr c. Chamberlain. Lin
don w. Bates. jr, Colby NJ. Chester. Morris
Upham Ely. Ralph Bloomer, OF Manhattan;
Gilbert Milligan and O. J. Walsh of Nashville.
Mr.. Davenport and Mr. Brady were unable 10
attend
The previous Saturday a special car left New
York for Nashville, taking down the New York
members Of the bridal party and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Moore. Mrs. Colby NJ. Chester and
Miss Mary @. Maxwell. At Cincinnati they were
entertained at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs Brady
and on Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Garrabraut
gave a dinner for them. Mr. and Mrs. Moore
will live at the Renaissance. I'm Manhattan.
The ballroom of the Pouch Gallery. which
was profusely decorated with palms, orchids
and roses for the occasion. was the scene on
Wednesday evening of the wedding Of Miss
Anita Eunice Small. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Sumner Small. of No. "a Montague
street, and Charles Furniss Minton son Of the
late Charles Telfair Mlnton. The Rev John
Howard Melish. Of Holy Trinity, performed the
ceremony. The bride wore a Empire gown Of
real lerre and duchess lace and satin. hand en-
brOidered. Her veil of old lace was a family
heirloom. and she carried orchids and llies-of-
the-valley. She was attended by n maid OF
honor, Miss Beatrice Akin Koonz. OF Jersey
matrOns OF honor, Mrs Garrison Barcalow
Adams and Mrs John Shulz, one In pale pink
and the other in delicate lavender Empire
gown, and two little flower girls, Miss Eunice
Chace Small and Miss Barbara Durham. I'm
white null and Valenciennes lace and carrying
Leghorn hats filled with lilies Of the valley
The other attendants carried pink roses Roger
Medina Minturn was the best man. but there
were no ushers. Mrs. Small received in a
pink roses. and carried orchids and white vjoIeta
Mr.. and Mrs. Minton will live at No Is East
18th street. Manhattan.
Miss Mabel Josephine Wright. daughter 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jefferson Wright and
Emory Ward Stearns. were married on Wednes
day evening by the Rev Charles Herbert
Scholey, at Rockville Centre, Long Island The
bride, wearing a princess gown of hand en-
broidered satin ana duchess lace, was attended
Dy MISS Emily Mates, as maid OF honor and
Miss Edna Stearns and Miss Eta Frank nc
bridesmaids Miss Mates was in white cbireon
over pink silk. and the bridesmaids wore pink
messaline. John r. Kuhle was best man and
Edwin T. Raynor and Benjamin Wright were
the ushers.
The Fort Greene Chapter Daughters OF the
American Revolution gave their annual lunch
con at the Heights Casino Thursday The
guests were seated at small tables and ii being
the tenth anniversary of that CHAPTER the favOrs
were appropriate little tin pals filed with ferns
and tiny American flag Mrs Stephen Van
Cullen White, the regent, was unable TO be pres
ent owing TO Illness, as was also Mrs William
Beecher, the first vice-regent, as she was sail
ing for Europe the following day, so the second
vice-regent, Mrs. Frank NJ. Lupton presided
Mrs. Alice Morse Earle sent letter OF greeting
and Informal addresses were made by Mrs
Samuel BOVINE Duryea, Mrs. Charles Terry Mrs
Frederick Z. Haight and Mrs. Frederick Trus-
low. Several piano selections were contributed
by Miss Helen Toothe There was a unanimous
vote to send Mrs. White a bouquet of red and
white carnations. the chapters cOlOrs.
Although taking place in Washington, the
wedding Of Miss Marion Dali. daughter OF DR..